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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-21

Shooting AFFAIR. The PajuevilIt Ielc
graph states that an arrangement between
MeSsrs. Sharp and Ferguson has been en-
tered into, by which the latter has been
eleoscd from custody, so that no cxlmna'
tion takes place. 1t is supposed that Mr.
Sharp has been indemuiGed by Lieutenant
Ferguson to the full extent of damages
sustained. 1t is said that while many sug.
gested and approve Of The course Of Sharp,
others censure him for settling the affair as
be did We don't believe Liet. Ferguson
will ever be caught in another scrapc of
the kud.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-21

DIPrnI RIA We have ecevcd rrciI c
for the cure of diplhcrio, from a physician
who says that u 1000 eases in which it
has been used not single patient has been
lost. The treatment consists IN thoroughly
swabbng Ike back Of lle moull and throat
with h wash made thus. TuL!c salt, 2
draci,ms; black pepper, golden seal, uiIra e
of potash, alum, ] drachm each. Mix and
pulycr;zn, put into q teacup which half fill
with boiling water, stir well, and then fill
up with COED vinegar. Use every ball
hour, one, Two and four hours, as revcovcry
progresses The pa'i"nt mly walow q
little each time. Apply oz. each Of
spirits iurpentine, sweet oil, and oqla ammo
MIA mixed, every four hours to the
whole Of the throat ard to the breast bone
keeping flannel to the part-N Y. TriJ,
HHe.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-21

THE CoNsriRAcY.--lt seems that there is
a reality in the reported conspiracy fomen'
ted in Canada for the purpose Of liberating
the rebel prisoners confined on Johnsons
Island. Aside from It's own sources of in.
formation, the Government has received
warning from the Governor General of
Canada, through Lord Lyons, TINT plars
were on foot to sci f ee the rebel prisoners
burn Buffalo and Ogdcnshnrg, and create
grand divcl sion in favor Of the rebellion.
The Canadian authorities are en'I led to
all thanks for keeping a watch upon these
rebel refugees. OF course the conspiracy
heiug foled, will he vchemently denied 10y
the copperheads: but it is a recorded his
torical fact, ana shows that strict watch
fulness on every side is not only II duty, but
also q necessity that is not to be neglected
in anywse.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-21

Losr AND STRAYED.-From the premises of
the subscriber, on or about the Sd inst. six
head of yesrliugs FIVE heifcrs. and one steer.
The steer was of dark color, with t!he hair, and
one Of the heieIs more than usual size, red
and white; one deep red, and one pale red
one brown Durham grade, and one spotted red
and white. Any one who will return them, or
give any Information as TO where they may be
found. will be literally rewarded.
Ssybrook, NoYll7.r 3,726 U. AIwATEs.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-21

SKsAroR SrRAouEs MARRIAGE This much
talked OF ceremony took place on Thursday
evening, the 18th inst, and was large ly attend
ed by distinguished civil aud military gentlo-
men. The ceremony was performed by Bishop
Clark, Of Rhode Island. The presents to the
bride are said to numerous aud splendid. Miss
Kate Chase, now Mrs Sprugue, is celebrated
beautv,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-21

AScARE, During the fight Of Professor
Kings Balloon, on the l4lh, from Bangor,
Me-, it passed over The clearing Of a set.
tier who does not take the newspapers. \
flock Of children around the doc: sped the
monster booming on, and alarmed the
mother, who, rushing to ihe door, screamed
out, Come in. children; its one of JEFF.
Dayis's bomb sh"ll..' This is fac.
Calais Herald
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-21

The Missouri election is rather close, but
every days returns reduce The Conservative
majority, and give assurance Of handsome
victory for the radical emoncipa,onits. By
the latest kilograms, it will be seen, that of the
counties yet 10 be heard from, n considerable
number gave strong conservative majorities
last year. These will, with the soldiers vote
that is yet to come in, almost urques,iouably
settle the question in favor Of the emancpa
tionists.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-21
House and Lot

Saponifier, Concentrated Lye, or Family
Soap maker.-War IN axes high ices, and Saponiier
helps to reduce them, 1t makes SOAP for FOUR CENTS
FOUND using your Kitchen groase.
t"CAUTION!As spurious Iyes offered Also be care
la and only buy the patented article put up cans
Others being couHterieits.
PENNSYLVANIA SALT MANUFACTURING co.
Philadelphia, No l27 Walnut Street
Pittsburgh, Pit! Street and Du4uesIe Way. Sn726
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-21

In tic letter to Gov Bradford, the pres
idcnt expressed the duty Of the military to-
wards the civil power, in sentence that
should he recorded as an axiom. All
loyal mpu shall vote, and vote for whom
they please This is the policy Of the
Government, and this will be HE policy to
the cud
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-21

GEN. RosEcRANs.-Th gallant and no.
ble General OF the Army of the Cumbor-
land, The hero Of West Nirgsuia and S one
river, and The sill popular aud beloved
soldier of Ohio, Gen. RcsccrOns, arrived
in Cleveland, on TucsdAy afternoon, on
the Columbus train His arIivl had been
anticipated, and he was escorted to the
Angler House by committee Of the citi'
zeus Of the Forest City. The news of his
arrival spread rapidly, and a leveo was
held from I till 9 o'clock, in the parlor,
which was throngcd by the best of our cit.
iz,ns, aud the scene, bright with smiles OF
beauty, was indeed nnimating and brilliant,
so says the Leader.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-21

CoPPEyHEAD DEFEAT IN MINNEsoTA.--
At the late election in Minnesota, Copper.
headsm was bur ed just as deeply as n
Ohio. The Union candidate from Cove.
nor has from 10000 10 10000 majority.
Even St. Paul was redeemed, giving 225
Union maioliiy
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-21

REoRUTrTSo New Y ok papers state
that the result OF the election In that State has
given an impetus to the recruiting business in
the city. aud there has been almost twice the
number of men enlisted since that there was for
three weeks before.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-21

AIRS 7 OF CoNsuL G ENERAI GIDDfSos =
A dispatch comes from Buffalo, under date
of the l7h, based upon;--"Wc learn from
a gentleman jus, from Toronto"-that Hon.
Joshua II Giddings has been arrested in
Montreal aud held to hail in the sum oI
$50, 900, on charge Of kidnapping.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-21
TAYLOR, GR1swoLD & co.
An Ordinance.

SEC l. Be il ordaiEcd by he Mayor Recorder aud Trus
fees of the Incorporated Vage Of 8sdbHa That each and
every person having estate in fee simple or for u in
lands Situated and abuttng the east side Of Main street
een thp south line of the Corporation and the north line
of Boukers land and on the west side OF Main ree,
between the south line of III" Corporation and the south ne
of Lake street, the south side o Lake street between the
west line Main street and the east line o Depot street on
the side of Vine street, between Park street and Pros
rect on the south side Of Centre street between Park street
and the east line lot No. lSi; the west side OF Park
street between Church and Nne the north siie OF pvs
ion street between Main and Prospect the north side of
Center street. between Main street and Park; on the south
Side Of Sherman street. between Main and Chestnut and on
80 eonth side of prospect between Division sCe aud the
West Parkbud to he built by the LIT day oil Jan
rarv A n 1864 spl maintained good plauk brick
Sidewalks four feet in Width in front of their premises so
situated except on tho e of Main street. between the
south line of D. W. Gas dwelling house LOT and the north
line of tho BANK lot the west side of Main street. he
tween Church and Pak Pacebetween both o which
points the Of said lands required to build
or cause To- be built sidewalks of brick gging stone All
Of said walks to be bu It OF uniform grade and to he ou
the direction Of The Council and as hereinafter pro-
stc2 said walks rbuilt of plank the plank to be Of
white oak or hemock. two inches thk twelve feet long
and eight inches wide il Of oak and twelve inches wde
bemoc The srinepeces to be Of oak not less than three
inches by four asd sonr Sect ng The panks to be securely
fastened and 10 have srngpeces under each end and one
in the middle Of each plank. -. =,
SIC If at the expiration of the time above specified
any owner Of real estate tuated shall have
failed to comply with the requirements of sections one anc
Two II shalt duty of the Mayor to such sdewaH
TO be built either OF plank brick as the Council way d
,ect and n keep an account OF Ae cost OF the same
which unpaid shall be returned to the County Auditor 10
If nj sny time said walks shall get Of rerRir
Il shall be the duty the Of the real eai
abutrg said walk to repair tho same Upon their neglect
ing refusing to do shall be the duty OF the Masna
unJe the direction the Council after giving ten days
notice 10 the said owner to repair sad walks
rear the same The cost Of said repairs the council shai
cause o he assessed upon the land.
F. sILLMAN, Mayor.
Attest
EDWARD II. FITCH Recorder.
Ashtabule, Noy. 18th, s5S - 'So-1t. 'S-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-21

Would you throw vallandlgha@, an
sx oossssssmsn. ntojaii with common veg
abonds I asked sensitive Copperbead OF
Judge Holt, when the famous. or rather
Infamous. traitor was arrested. Certainly
sAid the Judge, IL the vsssbonds don't
ehlset
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-21

TIE MADIsoN RoBBEuY Some thr Q
months ago, the jewelry store Of Frank
Dickinson in Madison was entered and rob
bed of some $4O0 in money, and still lar
ger amount in jewtlry ard watches Every
effort to find the stolen goods and trace tie
thief was in, ffectunl. Ga the 7th inst. q
note was received by Albert King, mailed
at Lebanon, Pa. saying:
Mr. Kiug-I want to tell you crit and how
to make money. The jewclry shop was broken
into a few month go and robbed. Now I'm
the man that have got The money, but the
wat chcs yon will find in the old Bliss barn
Make the jewe!cr pay yoa something for find
ing them
Mr.. X. on going to the place named, and
few minutes search, found all the watch
es but two, and nearly all 'he jewery,
which undoubtedly bad luin there since the
robbery.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-21

rCensure is most effectual when mixed
with praise So. whea fault is discovered,
it is well 10 look up a virtue 10 bear IL
company.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-21

The names Of A. KELLoGG, Of Asltabula
and Mr.. JoHNsoN Of Summit are spoken Of
for the Speakership of the House.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-21

And those working hard with their brans shSud always
keep bottle Of HIGHLANDS BTfBRS nsar them as they
will ud much heneh from its use, to both mind and body,
inyigoratug and not depressing.
1t is not Liquor Stmuant,
And leaves no prostration. ..
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-21
Parents
Literary Men. Stndeats.

Having suffering children above, and wishing TO raise
thn will eget the day they commenced with these
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-21
Clergymen,
Lawyers,
Physicians. and
Citizens,
Clergymen,
From Rer j. Nsarion BrOnn d. d. Editor Of The EneyclO-
pedia Of Religious KR0Nedgel

Tesing their personal knowledge to the beneficial
effects and medical virtues OF these Bters.
From Rer j. Merton Br0rn, d. d., Editor Of The Eneydo
pedia Of Religious KROS'edgel
Although not disposdd to favor recommend Patent
Medicines general through dstrust Of their ingredients
and effects, vet know of sufficient why
may testify to the benefits he believes himself to have
cyed om any simple preparaon in the hope that he may
thus contribute TO the LeneGt OF Others
this the readily in regard to Hoohands German
Bites prepared by Dr. g. Jackson Of this city, because
preuced against them for many years. under the ni-
preston that they chesy alcoholic mixture am
indebted my friend Robert shoemaker Esq, for the re-
mova Of this prejudice by proper tests and for encourage
try them, when suffering from great and long con.
tnued debility. Te of three bottles of these Bttes at
the beginning of the present followed by evident
relief restoration to degree of bodily and mental yigor
which had el for six months before and had almost
despaired reGaning therefore thank God and friend
for directing me to the use OF them - . . ,
Philadelphia, June 2S, 1861.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Trains do not stop at Stations where the tim is omitted
n the above tables
Ali through Trains going Westward connect at Cleveland
with Trains for Toledo, Chicago Columbus ciAndii, In
didHOPohs, &c.
And all through Trains goine Eastward at Dunkk
with the Ira efN Y +. r. r. and at Buffalo, with those
Of n Y. Central, and Buffalo N Y. City Rail- oads fol
Nep fork Absny, Boston, Niagara Falls &C., &c.
Day Express East and West connects at Gard with Trans
on the Erie & Pittsburgh Road for Linesyle Meadville
jamestown, &c. Pa. H. NOTTINGHAM, Sup't,
CLEVELAND, April IS. 1868.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-21

EDGAR HALL has peen appointed by
H the Governor NOTARY PUBLIC for the County OF
Ashobua aud hy taking pains 10 procure special seal he
Is able do all business pertaining to that ohce 10 such
manner that further Authorization OF his Official acts 70
necessary. either by County Clerk or otherwse.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-21
Diseases of Kidney and Bladder,
IN Young or Aged, Male or Female,
Are speedily removed asd the Patient restored to Health
Delicate Children.

scarcely any flesh their bones cured very short
time bottle in fueh cases. will have most surprising
effect
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-21

IOBACCO.-Yo will always find the
Il best nJapds of Fine Cut, Ping, and smoking at
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-22
The ContInen' Monthly.
Shillngton has received'the May number OF
this valuable periodical.
The Italian Opera.

Just enough of " Dinorah" was given us last
night TO convince the audience that It Is brilliant
opera The stage Of the Washington Theatre,
however, Is utterly inadequate to the production
OF one OF Meyerbeer's operas which are remark
able Tor scenic effects. To squeeze a grand opera
with Brguoli and professions OF villagers thun-
der storms, Chasms falling bridges, etc within the
limits Of the stage OF that house is something like
the operation performed at the Varieties nightly,
Of packing the "boneless man" into a mineral
water box.
The pressure last night was So great that Susini
was entirely squeezed out, aud did not appear in
the part Of the Hunter, as promised In the bills.
The fair proportions uf the piece were necessarily
much curtailed, aud some ul the beat songs omit
ted.
The first act passed. OFT smoothly enough, although
one was inclined Ia laugh n HrieHO'rs sublime
Indifference 10 the opera and the audience Instead
o being the Poor Pllieody 0 the piece, frightened
At shadows and hrtraymg hi, cowardice at every
step, he appeared vastly like Dutch army sutler.
lie his voice In full scoop twice in the
piece Just 10 remind us that hC WAS BrignOli, but
he acted generally 10 Though he was lltlubted with
everything in Warrington.
CUrlirr sang swcrlly, aud the iniuiiuLlO grace
Ul her muiIJHs, in strong contrast to Curentinu't
awkwsrtlnr-s, kept the audience in good huuiUr.
MorrnIi, rs the Iotiherd looked well In male
attire, aud rendered the music well.
AmOdu behaved veil AS usual, although little
hOarse In consequence Ol the vile weather that has
prevailed lUI a day or two.
The chorus ran oil the track at the opening OF
thr second act, by some mistake, and never recov-
cred the fun OF their faculties afieryard
The Instrumentation Of this opera Is extremely
hne, and touductur MuEin MANAGED his orchestra
with great skill As Wc said at first, the perform
Ancc Of DnOrah, last night, only inspired the
audience with adrsifrlo see the whole piece. Man
ager Grnu Is not TO he blamed Tor the Bmalncss OF
the theatre, and the public having demanded
DnOrah, he produced the piece iu the hest manner
he was HLlr.
Nurmn, tonight, Ia pIirc certain to be done we'll
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-22
GrnNrrls Thrnirr.

This popular place OF amusCment was well pat.
ruuiIrd last might, Notwithstanding the prCaCncc
IN the city OF tue OpcrN TdylUI's excellent come.
iy ottLe babes In The Wool" was put upon the
stage but II was unfortunate for Mr.. SETCHELL,
who performed BGCiie, the principal part that the
"Bahrs" were not well nursed by some Of the act.
ors before appearing ID their several parts. lit.
tie more study aud rehearsal on the part Of artists
whether "starB" or mcnbers Of the "stOck," )" would
not only secure for themselves greater sclf-satis.
faction and render to tie audience higher gratiRca.
tiDn, but would sCcurctO the management a more
permanent patronage, and greater pecuninry sup.
Port.
Had Mr.. SEromEIL and MISC DrNIs been sup,
ported last night by lie same company, each mem.
hrr being wcll up IN his and her part the piece
would have proved far greater success. The
LARGE uI the "AIlmm}" wm better executed
ErTIE GrRH0H didn0t appear IN the Babes" as
advertised, nor did Miss GINrnrR Ia the Mummy -
the latter heCGd.e Of sudden absence In Conse-
luensc Of the death Of hrr father.
Tu-murrUw 10 the anniversary ui the opening OF
trrol cr's Theatre, and the friends Of the drama In
this ctJ will hrve tn opportunity Of showing, to
some c.tent their appreciation oI Mr. Grover'a
-crN Iu,b IL risking his capital Ia construct thea
trr ana cIJt'C 4 company IN tins city 10 test the
g",r't." whether the Dr. 'ma, properly presented
-uulihc .uppCrtrd ~ Washington.
Ihenks to the enterprise Of Mr. Grover, tho
question has Lrcu tc-tcd The drama has been
.IIll"'i.I 1hr public arc not only satisfied but
/ Nc. Grover IS also 10 wcll sttsicd that At tn,
INEo Of The present season he viii reconstruct ant
enlarge his present hutIliAg and erect 4 bpaciuul
| and beautiful chi,c. Alr. GrON tT has n bencH
tomorrow 'fhuwia}1 night, when we hope tha
/ all dead heads' wIll be cselud,L Let W. slow
Nj. Grover who ARE hls lricnds
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-22
DROPosALs FOR RIFLE CANNON
ORDINANCE OFFICE, WAR DEPARTMENT,
II AnFiI Ikhl

ORDINANCE OFFICE, WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAsHINGToF, April 10, 1863.
PROPOSALS will he received At this office until
O'Clock p. ~, on the I'd day of MAY next, for the
manufacture and delivery OF thirty CAST-lRON
SIEGE RIFLE CANNON Of the cAliber of four and
hrlf inches. These Cannon weigh, when finish
ed, about 1910 pounds. They are to be made In
strict conformity to the drawings which will be
furnished, and which may be seen Rt any United
states Arsenal. They are 10 be cast hollow and
cooled from the interior. They are to be subject
to the regular United States inspection and proof
and none are to he received paid Tor hut such
are accepted By the Inspector, whose decision RG to
the reception rejection Of any OF them IL 10 be
final and conclusive.
Bidders win state the time they propose TO de-
liver the first Cannon, and the number they will
deliver weekly, thereafter. They will also state
where they propose to manufacture them, and the
price per pound, for the finished Cannon delivered
At the place OF shipment nearest to the tOundefy
where cast
No bid will he entertained except from regular
founders, evidence OF which, and OF their ability
to fulfill contract, II awarded to them must Ac-
company the bids unless the hluueF 10 known 10
this office.
Any bidder obtaining u contract will be required
to enter into bonds with not less than two sure
ties In the penal OF S6OOO Tor the faithful lul'
fllment of his contract, in all respects
The right Is reserved TO fCJect any or All Dlds II
the urIcGs are deemed too high, IT, for any cause,
il ia moi Thought IoT the public interest to accept
them PFOpOsals will be sealed and addressed to
q Bripadier General J. W, Ripley, Chief of Ord.
nance Washington, d. e." aud Will be indOFsed
proposals for 4Jl-inch Rifle Cannon.n
Ap I7-lmw7t Brig Gen, Chief Ordnance,
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-22

guish almost tho hopes of "secesh," and sub
due their tones In conversation. II Ia said that
many were so sanguine of the rebols' success
that dinners had been cooked and preparations
made TO receive their friends. Instead of this,
we shall receive the Alabama delegation, and
escort them into safe keeping, where their
anxious friends can Contemplate them at a
distance"
We are hourly expecting to hear of further
captures, and the total route of the enemy along
the Nansemond.
At Suffolk all is quiet, every man being on
duty and at his post. Gen. Dix has gone up
and reinforcements are constantly going for
ward from here.
Captain Champlin of the commIssary depart
ment deserves credit for his untiring devotion,
by day and night, in supplying the wants Of
our brave soldiers. His energy and prompt
management, under all the difficulties, in a
time like this, are a sufficient test Of his ability
as an officer.
There Is some excitement, in which all par
ticipate, while waiting the arrival Of the cap
tured battery above mentioned Many of the
men are said to belong in this city, and their
friends seem anxious to see them, though they
will have no opportunity to communicate or
receive any information, as they will not be
allowed to remain In the city. B.