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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-10
THE HoUSEKEEPERs'
H1f il fH ~
NEW FURNITURE POLISH.

"BRoTHER JONATHAN POLsH Is certified BY all the eadn
New York Furniture Dealers and PanO-Forts Makers %
and restoring high and lasting gloss all kinds OF Vanish
ed work from Furniture to Leather cheaper and bet.
ter than farnish dries immediately, and EASILY applied
With piece OF Canton Flannel aud bottle Of this
New Furniture Polish Housekeeper mage ts
urniture OF house and Keep looking like new Now the
time to shi up your Tables Charts Desks Pianos Picture
Frames Carriages etc. and make them Ioo SO per cent
ter This is true economy FOl sale by Furniture Dealers
Storekeepers generally. Price 25 and so cents bottle De-
pot No. Spruce street. N Y. Special Agents Wanted.
Addres, Box 1912, New York ?. o.
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Fall and Winter Goods.

which must sell The Poea rapidly advancing on
hands and they must Be sold We Will not keen them
Call and for yourselves Look Prices
whether you vast TO buy not We don't your pron
age deal ify, and sell you Goods a. Cheap
othe We to keep the largest assortment Of goods
in line that Be found IN the county. Our motto
and si.y and ~. Eoods cheap orr little eeeaper than
We Wia Il still undarstood thet We se for Read Paw Of
some kind wstreesivs
Dried Apples, and Peaches. Butter, Lard
1aitopa Eggs Rags Corn, HhsaL Oats
and most any thing that that the hrnsr has 70 sell
= henemher that We keep day GOODS In endleas
variety, very Large assortmsntH
CToekSv, H'aA and H1snaoss Papers, {
Bcoss, SAoes. Hdis and Gaps. Carpets,
~ Tea; Ce6ss, Sugar. 4's " 7els
NE W have the beat Pstaloam on the usrtef naords
Rne 80 go tfssd nppp sng ~ 4ghi kp4 Y esnaiag
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WARRAETED IN ALL CASES.
DR.. Harvey's
oHR0M0- THER4fAL FEMlLE Pills.

ozRoMo- THERsfAL gEMlLE. ,PlLLs.
ToE The pIesenlion and OF AL dhcule 70 vhsh the
nHe nJnteln h pteuliay liable arising ffom st0Duaee ~
kala 0h1ttuciioDa These Ps never been known
70 hall Nban o directions have bsen strictly followed and
UleY perfectly ale 70 take BY the most delicate
fa heTy1a4 Lades they particularly recemmended a
ay lrulIl1 and Itaicra u4ture, matter from
uhst cause The obeiioclIon may days IL most
~ produce ths desired escfand although 70 powerful
- 81 Wry vii oYer Fpsu nom lheir aie; those Who
easant ahould not uae them, a. they have effect
% nature. Pamphlets detailing their virusa With
rsHfas eiIlcil. rom vel knosn physicians and apolbe
tn - had On appostion 10 ~ SCENT who WIN send
fs dffrsa ,tJ mail, po.irpeid. @ agy sddrsss on
rrf ~ The mo1oJ flcs par bon 81 and tHo Postage
f sid ~ tQEss oonis ipe hirty pils BY al the prn-
ella ~ 1tlaI1 tn1 dealers eleIyNhtI9 7 tt'
g. W1littlK fen AFt Ilo superior q. Cleveland o.
4. HfSnAX. Sole Agent losfAshtabula-
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CARRIAGE blAuUFAoTORY q DEPOT

Sb5<O~41
W. q. BENHAM has at length perfected his bust.
arrangement that the public may be accommodated
on call for most Of the
Various kinds of Pleasure Vehicles,
having number finished up and ready for delivery
sides large quantity of work in various stages of progress
which may be completed upon very short notice. when pre-
fened.
Orders will be received for new work of any particular
or pattern. -
With full supply of the best hands TO be found in the
country he competition. in the matter
of taste stye Of excellence Of MATERIAL the fidelity and
honesty with which his work is put together OF the truth
Of these statements any may satisfy himself by personal
| examination.
Repairing of all kinds done with promptness and sads
factory terms.
! t....f.- trqsa WIN g. BENHAM
| AshtAbuIa March 2s 1850. $50
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-10
Pills-PilIs.

Among the large quantity have The Printer aays he wl
o~i"s es room 70 sn'ion but few Among them are tie
SiApeIsths James honatrs HoIiovays Robaek PArksTs
Madame boytne's Gra6enberg soales ChsesuaaniS-
hsw'. Poor hAn'H, srAaidlns,s, Gs Ge Ge
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-10

NOTICE-Th Co partnership Of Root
Morrison being dissolved by The death fE. Root
the senior partner ia necessary that the business of the
firm shoud be closed as speedily as possible AL persons
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-10
FREE OLE d Co.,
Tribune Buildings, New York.

PIAN0s.-Persons who wish to bny Plano Of the best
makers Will be shown how they handsome in
the purchase If they address PIANO. JoY Coz Co., Pub
lisher's Agents. New York T. o. EFs.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-10
Head Quarters,
GErrnAI oRDrH No. l.

WHEREAS, Certain Persons in
w Ashtsbua and the surrounding towns, defraud
Inc his community their Hard Earnings In the way Of sell
ling Goods high rates. and Of inferior quality BE II
known John Bombast commandant Of this Department
40 order and 1t Law from this date: That all persons Ia
Northern Ohio dcsrous purchasing Groceries Staple Dry
oods Boots Shoes Summer Clohiag, Hats Cape &C. 80
are ordered examine the stock Of Haskell a. Son be-
fore purchasing at any ofthe Horss Concerns
that can be found In this Department.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-10
Silk Goods, shawls and Hosiery.

RLACK Dress Silks. and Fancy silks, At
lt prices far below the market Foulgd silks, FlorAns
and ksresps shs ,roehe, Tbet ane chaamefs A aSes
Blact SIN Skawis, AsIisry and Gloves efall kinds
AeRRHolSa
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Unsettled Accounts,

requested b call Immediately and arrange the
Prompt payment will he required that the liabilities of the
firm may be met and discharged The will be set
tied by the Undersigned H. L. MORRISON
Surviving Partner Of Root Morrison
AshtabulG. June /. 1861.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-10

leouia 80 on I'd tEfnau@, bus space win not allow
Hoping . ns ro% ann yoa s,s Sssson nsed. require
&D- Candies. Tea. Coffee, suear' Starch
Agpics Pepper, Soaps and Toilet Artioies colorn. Es
&C. Lamp IrppInes Lamps repaired Brashss All lind =,
co1 and ReIt1 pat ~ By The dhahsll Pnnls IL n H1s
N slsaD Rn oGnI NJ hfshy use -.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-10

OoRK WANTED-2O. 600 lbs Pork
in ts Hoy wanted on Notss snd Accounts and 10 Ex-
~ ass for Goods aad cEsh. GEORGE WILLARD.
+-6s.kslA. Dee 3. lsoa.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-10

Stock Farm.
Horses Cows ds Sheep, IL Store Hoga II Fat Hogs
N. b. BESJANIE,
J. P. EAsrMAN Directors.
g>s r. D. NEfrLETCN,)
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Il Great Chance for bargains in
Piano Fortes and Melodcons.
UEO. HALLS Large Stock Of Pianos
and Nelodeons to be Closed ont at Reduced
Prices for the Next Thirty Days

This !. Opportunity before offered to the citizens
oi Ashtabua county vicinity for procuring instruments
PeTs-ns expecting To buy in year two, should embrace
this opportunity at once,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-10

Having made arrangements to continue
business at the Old stand OF Root Morrison this meth
cd of returning thanks to the customers and friends of the
late firm for their gem patronage years past and 70
solicit continuanc Of the same to myself
My Stock of Goods is Full aud Complete,
comprising all the articles many are usually
kept 10y the merchants OF our village f
Dry Goods Groceries, Crockery, Heavy aud
Shelf Hardware, Hats 4 Caps Boots 4 Shoes
Iron, Steel Nails, Paints, Oils, Glass Putty
kept in full stock, and viii be sold very figures for
down All kinds of produce takeni exchange for goods
at cash prices.
The times and my circumstances will not admit Of long
wnded credits credits to doubtful customer To all who
prompt and reliable prepared extend reasonable
credit but prompt will be required in all
time agreed upon Putting and blowing entirely of my
ne Ny desire is TO deal fairly and squArey with ALL Try
me and see for yourselves Yours truly,
Jyne Is, 1861. II. L. MORRISON. -
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-10

1T PAYS
Also to Buy peEcers Carpet Hoss making one hard and
dsageeabe branch of household work easy. When the
Hooks set carpets be put taken up in
ten minutes. Ladies call and them. NJ. G. DICK.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-10
Money Can be Saved.

Persons living at distance, haze instruments
them. and rely upon being fairly dealt with though
they here TO select.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-10

Hsv. received one Of the hes, selected sOcA of good
be found in ,h. oOunty which they wish 10 dspOss Of for
cAsH or READY PAT,
Of some kind, at prices 10 suit The timsa
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-10
As a Family Physic.
bilious DIsordors Liver COMM

From Dr.. Theodore Bsl Of Nso York City,
Not only your Pills admirably adapted their pur
pose aperlent but find their beneficial effects upon
the Liver very marked indeed They have in my prac
tce proved elfectual for the of bilious
Tldiats than any remedy mention. sincerely
rejoice that have at length purgatve which is
Thy the confidence Of the profession aud the people.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-10

DR. 9. G. CLARK,
avns had seventeen experiences IN the practice OF
icine during which time he has rested thousands pa
s In acute and chronic diseases with unPar
.9e ecera fof which some your friends neghbors
testify Hnd Ia prepared 10 give relief to all who may
~ PnrzcnAr will be given 10 the of Con-
FrgoS Of the lungs and chest Dyspepsia
Dssases Female arrangements Of every character
~ be treated With SUCCESS
ss vii cure Old sssss and all eruPtivs diseases OF What
= eharsrser they nay he He makes Of universal
Esaical rsmedss No e4los other dsleterious drug
- used
Tsrsons ct distance desiring advise and Medicine win send
ensni diaeiption Of the appearance Of the urine, with
et statement the eAase origin Of the disease, and
. sral history Of the syrnptoTs with name, ags, &c.
q eoumnEic1tons must be directed to
- s. G. CLARK, MD.
gisrsland Oh 1851
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Dysentery, DIarrhOea, ReIaI, Worms

Your Pills have had long trial in my practice and
hold them in esteem as one Of the best hpeentsI have
ever found. Their alternative effect upon the liver nakes
them excellent remedy, whom given in small doses fol
bilious oyselteTy and didrTh9d. Their ngar-coatini
makes them very acceptable and convenient tsr tho us
of women and children. .t
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-01-08

are destitute Of medicines and supplies ofal
kinds, even provisions. Our Generals gave
them several loads Of commissaries for
their wounded. otherwise they must have
suffered greatly for want Of provisions. The
dead rebels had nothing but corn bread and
beef. A great many had roasted corn and
some had ears Of corn in their haversacks.
The programme of the rebels was to Gu,
off and capture Blunt's division, where they
expected to get supples-as they had left
their train behind them-and then make a
raid into Missouri. They began by attack.
ing the train of the LIST Arkansas, who were
also moving to the assistance of Blunt, at
daylight Sunday morning. They had scarce
~ completed the plundering Of the train
when they found more unpleasant task to
perform They found them selves immedi-
ately in the presence Of the Army of the
Frontier" Herrcn's advance attacked them
about a. IN. Potters division came up soon
after. Such feat as has been performed by
the infantry Of these divisions is worthy Of
being recorded in history. They marched
Ito miles in three days and n half-being an
average Of 80 miles per day, which reduced
their number to 3,000,-fought fear 81, 900
men for seven hours, until reinforced by
Blunt, and continued to fight until dark
The regiments comprising these divisions
are as follows: The 10Th and Goth Iowa, Goth
Wisconsin, 26th Indiana, 37th and Gath II.
linois-all new troops except the 26th and
37th, and none ever under fire save the lat.
ter, which was at Pea Ridge. They all
fought with great bravcry-no troops ever
fought better. The cavalry was of but little
service as the rebels would not venture out
OF the brush. but was used in supporting tho
ri ,ht flank Of our lines, and suffered no loss.
The Goth Wisco ,sin charged up the hill and
captured battery, but were overpowered
and compelled to abandon it. The rebels
left cassions full of ammunition as their
horses were killed and they could not draw
it off. They are said to l,nve gone beyond
the mountains and will not probably risk
another battle. A larg, number are desert
ing, several hundred have come to our lines
and given themselves up. They are mostly
conscripts and great many ARE Union men,
/ must close. Yours truly,
A. j. GILLESPIE.
P. S. should have told you that the reb-
els used English cartridges. with small
strip of paper pasted around them marked :
E. & A. LII LOW.
BIRMlN GHAM.
"a specimen Of which send you.
A. J. G.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-01-08
The Interview with the Presi

From the Philadelphia Press, Dec. 27.l
According to all accounts, the caucus oI
tie Republican Senators, ike their subsc.
Quent interYie VS. with the President of the
United States, and all the members of his
Cabinet, with single exception, was deco.
rous and patriotic. There was no attempt
at dictaton on the part of the Senators, and
no manifestation Of irritation ON the part OF
the President ard his Cabinet. The sug
gestions Of the Senator'S were presented and
enforced with dignity, AMI the spirit fiom
which they sprung va. thAs of single and
unanim ,u> purooss-to astaia the govern
ment iii its great trials AMI complications,
ard to recommend the necc sty of frequent
confidential and free consultations between
the Executive and his Cabinet, an | the great
coordinate brancl Of Congreis, which, il
harmony with the Constitution and the cx-
perIence Of the past, is consulted upon every
great measure. D &c Of the secrets OF the
strength Of the most popular Administrations
Of other days was the frequency with watch
the Executive conferred, not only with the
Representatives Of the people, bu: the Sen
atcrs in Congress.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-01-08

Gen. Sherman sent a brigade to cut of
communication with the city by Shreveport.
The Railroad work was successfully accom-
plished on Sunday night.
Gen. Sherman was reinforced by 5000
men from Gen. Grants command Our
whole force now at Vicksburg is about 40.
900. Wehave captured 10 guns and 700
prisoners.
Nothing has been heard from the forces
below.
The gunboats Black Hawk, Benton, Brown.
De Kalb and Louisville, with five lighter
boats, lad alta ,ked the batteries at Yazoo
city, with what result is not known.
1t is reported that Capt. Gwin is dead.
The coalboat taken from Blue Wing was
scuttled in shallow water, six miles below
Napoleon, and the rebels were grabbing out
coal. as supposed, for the gunboat Lizzie
Simmons, which is expected out Of the Ar
kansas river as soon as it rises. The Rather
stopped barge and took of 500 tons OF
coal.
The ammunition boat, Judge Terrence, on
Monday, was fired at twice while passing
Millinksville. In retaliation the Rather
shelled the town. S,venty.six rounds were
fired. The principal part of the town was
set on fire and consumed.
The steamer Gladiator had been captured
at Helena. Sunday night Is rebels dashed
into town and took 10 prisoners without fir.
ing q gun.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-01-08

The news Of the week has been of an un
usually exciting character, and has carried
joy and gladness throughout the country.
On the first day Of the year, the Presi.
dent of the United States issued his procla-
nation. declaring free the slaves Of rebels
in the States in in.urrection against the
government, with the exception Of Tonnes
see. This proclamation will be found on
the frat page Of this issue, and will be per.
used with deep interest BY oil our readers.
The news from our armies, particularly in
the South, during the past week. is most
cheering. Rosecrans has whipped Bragg.
and is in possession fMurfreesboro Grant
has whipped Forrest at Holly Springs, and
taken an immense quantity Of plumber. and
last but not least, Sherman has taken Vlcks-
burg, and practically opened the Mississippi.
This is glory enough for one week.
These victories have cost, of course, thou
sands Of precious lives; have carried sdness
10 many household but there is no one,
however near and dear, who will regret the
sacriise, in view of the influence those vctc-
ries must exert upon the result Of the great
con,es'. Rebellion is shaken by them to
its foundations. 1t has received a blow,
from which ii vigorously followed up, it can.
not recover.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-01-08
ANOTHER VICTORY (!
THE REBEL GENERAL FORREST DE
FEATED |!
Six Pieces Of Artillery Captured!

To Major General Halleck
HOLLY SPRINGS, Miss, Jan. 2.-General
Sullivan succeeded in getting fight out OF
General Forrest, and whipped him badly,
capturing six pieces Of artillery and grea,
many prisoners.
Van Dorm was repulscd at every point
but at this with heavy loss. [Signcdl
U. s. GRANT, Maj. General
General Sullivan, with force of abou,
5000 men, attacked Forrest on Thursday
morning at Hunts cross roads, IL miles
from Lexington. They had serve en-.
gagcment which lasted all day, in which the
rebels were al last completely routed with a
loss of 400 killed and wounded. We have
taken four or five hundred prisoners, 66o
horses, nearly thousand stand of arms, a
battery of guns and Federal guns recap.
tured The Rebel Colonel Napier is killed
The Federal loss is reported at 800 killed
and wounded
Judges say it will take near month To
put the road in order from Columbus to
Jackson.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-01-08
Sketches OF News.

There is apprehension of renewal of the
Indian war in Minnesota in the Spring, on
the part of the Sioux, under Little Crow.
The Rebel Indians in the Cherokee Ma
ton, have manifested desire to return to
their allegiance to the Federal. Government.
The country has been snddened with the
intelligence of the. foundng..of the Iron
Steamer Monitor, the gallant victor over the
rebel Me rimac. at sea, and the loss Of some
40 men, all on board
The President has approved the. act o.
Congress admitting the new State of.wsst
Virginia.
The Chicago Secesh Times, has been cx.
cutled from the Rooms of the Board of Trade
in that city, and this. action is backed, up
by the kicking Of the thing into the streets
by the merchants Of Chicago, Cooley, FAR
we'll & Co, among the number. Just ex
actly the.right treatment for the vile and
reasonable concern.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-01-08

The Message Of Gov. Sey,nore. Of New
York. was to have been delivered on Tues
day, and we had hoped to have received it
before this issue. but it has not come to
hand. The secesSionsts all over the coun-
try are looking with great anxiety for this
document, expecting to derive some comfort
from it, but they may possibly be dsap-
pointed. 1t is stated on very good authority
that Seymour is hardly prepared to plung
the North into open rebellion. There is a
suspicion OH the part Of the shrewdar Lad
ers, that the masses would refuse to follow
them.
The Democratic leaders in the Illinois
Legislature, now in session, talk loudly of
resistance and revolution. but like the bark
ofsome dogs, it is too loud to be dangerous.
It strikes us very forcibly, that whoever in
augurates any thns::of this kind, win have
. sweet time of it.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-01-08

Gen. Crittenden fought and drove the ene-
my before him, occupying the line ofStuart
Greek and captu ed some prisoners with a
slight loss.
Gen. Thomas occupied the vicinity Of No
lansville, when he was partially surprised,
thrown into confusion and driven back.
Gen. Sherden's division had repulsed the
enemy times, and protected the front Of
the centre, which not only held its own, but
this untoward event, which compelled me to
retain the left wing to support the right until
it should be rallied and assume cow posi-
ton.
On the LIST the rebels opened on us and
were again repulsed.
On the I'd inst there was skirmishing
along the front with threats of an attack un
til p. M, when the enemy advanced and
threw small division across Stone river to
occupy the commanding ground there
While accommodating the ground occupied
by this division which hal no artillery,
saw large force coming from the woods
and advancing in line Of battle three lines
deep. They drove our little division before
them after sharp contest, in which we lost
20 or 80 killed. and 375 wounded. They
were finally repulsed by Gen. Negley's d..
vision and the remaining troops Of the left
wing Of Gen. Morton S Pioneer Brigade and
fell far over the field, beyond their entrench
rnents, their officers rallying them with great
difficulty. They lost heavily We occu-
pied the ground with the left wing last
night. The lines were completed st 4 o..
clock in the morning.
The third was spent in bringing up and
distributing provisions and Ammunition. It
has been raining all LAY and the ground is
very heavy.
CAMP NEAR MUnessBoRo.l
January, 4th.
To Mag General Halleck:
have to announce the enemy are in full
retreat
They left last night, the rain having
raised the river, and the bridge across It. be-
tween the left wing and trs centre, being
incomplete, deemed il imprudcnt to with
draw that Wing during the night This &C.
cnpied my time till o'clock and fatigusd
the troops. The retreat was known to me
at 7 o'clock this a. m. The ammunition
train arrive daring the nj ,ht The day
was occupied in distributing ammunition
buryiny the eead and collecting from the
field of battle the wounded
The advance was commenced by the cen
tire. the twp leading brigadcs arriving at the
west side Of Stone River this evening. The
railroad bridge was saved, but in what con-
dition is not known. We shall occupy the
Town AMI push the pursuit tomorrow.
Our medical director estimates the wound
ed in the hospital at $500, and our dead at
1000 na
We have to icpioro the loss os Lieut., Col.
onel Garesche, whose capacity and gentle
menly department had already endeared him
to all the of .ers of this command, and
whase gallantry in the field ofbattle excited
the admiration Of every one.
Many Building, hava been taken for hos
pital purposes. Great numbers Of wounded
are now being brought in
The river has fallen IS inches on tho
shoals.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-01-08

The Mercury is getting out a tax list Of
city taxes The city machine being run at
present by the Democrats exclu ,iyely. VIC
must expect that the ta\ payers will be
compelled to contribute largely to keep that
concern in existence. There is no sense or
reason in saddiing the expense of this publ
estion on the city, but il the people will
elect such fellows to Office, they must ex-
pect to pay for il, and pretty roundly too.
Doth the county and city will have to pay
before they get through with it,