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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-09-02
FOE SALE or RENT.

EQE SALE OF BENT
/ GOOD BUSIN ESS STAND, in healthy
- and retired part Of Maryland. Bulldogs
ordinary, consisting Of store and DWELLING
good wood and water. Address MRS. Burke
horse Head Prince Georges county, Md.
sep 2-3t*
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-09-02

-
ls ,.,;or zon,s, old paper and rubbish iron
?1'@I ;t;ganS Hank. 8 nuInber iii one dollar
INC of ,ha issue Of that hank were thrown
1o se The street, uhere they were fonnd ~
'ns v,, nar,1,,s, who took possession OF and dis,
s ,osel Of them. Ii appears tnat several
s g"o, previously the board Of directors or
9srod That one thousand dollars Of The notes
a. - <o'}astrvci. and they were thrown lnto the
:s ~ o ral. AMI ignited, bat before they we're
S 5',rned fhe chimney took fire, and the water
,s'nwn into the Fireplace extingulshed the
aa,oas and prevented the notes from destruc-
s;en Ten of the notes we're taken by the par
s', u o found then, to the banking house Of 7.
E,o7,ar 1 Co., on Baltimore street, and in con
" .oo,s,,ce Of the ends being slightly burned,
jasy;ng the face Of the notes and the signatures
, ,,vn;.nna;rsd> they were purchased for seven
5olars The notes were subsequently sent TO
<ba bank for redemption, but the cashier re-
fnsad n redeem them They were sent sec
and time 10 the bank, sud the redemption was
9aa;n refused, when the ho} lers instituted suit
}efare Justice Hiss, Tor the recovery Of the
amount. The ease has just been tried, W han
@ba hank set Nd a defence that the notes had
been ordered 10 be Destroyed and were, to ali
;ntents and purposes, destroyed. The plain
ills alleged that the bank is responsible Tor lts
issues, and that they cannot be held RESPONSE
ble for the negligence Of the officers OF the
bank. The Judgment Of the magistrate will
be rendered to-day. and il it shall be adverse
20 the bank, it is probable the matter will be
appealed TO s higher court. - Bait. Sun.
The Justice yesterday gave judgment against
the bank
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-09-02
xANsIoN HOUSE RESTAURANT.

No. II NORTH FAIRFAX STREET.
i SPLENDID GREEN SEA TURTLE
- from \ assam. just received, ard will be
served up by the proprietor himself. on Thurs
Gay The Sd inst, from II 4. NJ, ill 81 ?. Nj
soup, Steaks, and Stews, the most delicious
oNhe8 shat have ever been offered 10 the public.
All the delicacies Of the season always ready,
A2d the best the market affords, served up 10
suit the tastes Of all
sap ST THOMAS CLEMENS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-09-02

7 ,EADBEATER s 90. have. just received
powder Tea, Oatmeal, White CASTLE Soap
Townsend's Sarsaparlla, Oil Vitriol, perfume~
~, FlaYoring Extracts, Toilet Soaps, Teeth
Brushes, Cannon's Bitters, Oiled~Silk, Ethereal
9! Kerosene Oil, BonZoine, also, Turnip and
Cabbage Sead. 9Eao 2--8t#
7 02T--A Sharp's REVOLVER, with the
"a owners name on the handle. Any one re-
turning the same TO l26 King street, will be
10erally rewarded BENZ +. h ERN.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-09
A Copperhead riot occurred at Centre

A Copperhead riot occurred at Centre.
vile. Ind. 90 Saturday. Two weeks be.
fore a man came to the place wearing
Butternut breasipin. The Sheriff took
the obnoxious breaStpn from him. The
mans friends gathered at Abingdon on
Saturday and visited Centrevllle for the
purpose of Furnishing the Sheriff The
friends of the latter got The better of the
rioters and dispersed them. Being reiu.
forced, they made second attack Oh the
town in the afternoon, shouting for jeff.
Davis us they rode in. The Union people
overpowered them and captu ed 81, who
are now in Jail, charged with disturbing
the peace and camping with arms in their
haudS
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-09

rebel property, and that we advanced one
mile yesterday, and we're still driving the
rebels with great slaughter.
Srrrb LArER.-The following Is from the
Herald extra
Our messengers from Hooker's army bring
details Of bis movements to Monday night,
and Of the movements OF Sedgwick TO 2
o'clock on Tuesday morning. Hooker
maintained his new line on the edge Of the
woods,s short distance north Of Chancellor.
vile, crossing the main road leading to the
United States Ford, without import ant
change There was no fighting there un'
til late on Monday afternoon, Wien divis.
ion Of the 9th corps adsanced towards
Fredericksburg, meeting the rebel skirmish.
ers in the woods, driving them back The
main body pushed on, meeting large bodies
of rebels In double line Of battle. A half
hours heavy 6gb'ing ensued-our battery
compelling the rebels to fall back in dsord
or. The division then returned to our mala
Inc and rested, and having ascertained the
enemy's position, Hooker on Sunday night
aud Monday morning iutrenched himself,
and is abundsntly able to resist any rebel
attack.
From General Sedw corps the Her.
aid publishes the following in substance;
1t appears after the great struggle Of Sun
day Lee detached q large body to meet
Sedgwick and it vas known Long street was
rapidly getting in Sedgwicks rear at the
same time. Early Monday morning large
m isses Of rebels appeared on the Heights
east of Fredericksburg where we had but d
snail force, having sent large portion TO
strengthen Sedgwick. The position was
relnquishcd after o short resistance, having
first removed oil the guns. Some lighting
occurred above Frederick 1t is be-
level to have been an unsuccessful attempt
to prevent Longstreet from moving up.
Sedgwick was holly engaged all Mon.
day the rebels pressing him at oil points
and his men we're obliged to give way to
overwhelming masses OF rebels, aud his dis
com6ture seemed certain, when a Vermont
Brigade made furious charge, repusing
them and securing the safety OF that por-
tion of the army The slaughter of the
enemy here near Banks Ford was horrible,
whole brigades of rebels being wiped out
Sedgwick re crossed the river however, 10
face OF the enemy after midnight, the enemy
rakiug our brigades with artillery, causing
great loss Of life. He succeeded in getting
across in comparatively good order, and
marched Immediately to United States
Ford to join Hooker's m in army.
The Tribune has about the same account
as the above.
From various published sources the fol
lowing is compled: Longstreet's forces
are not with Lee, but are betweeni Rich
mond aud Suffolk.
General Hooker in answer to question
from the President on Monday night, salt
that the matter Of re.taking Fredericks
burg by the rebels was of no consequence
General Hooker keeps his lines of conmu
nication clear. Ammunition and ration
are goirg forward freely, notwithstanding
the desperate attempts of the rebels tc
take Banks ford and to cnt off Our line o
supplies.
Beaurcglrd has reached Richmond will
some forces from Charleston. and takes com
maud Of the defences around Richmond.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-09

There is one General whom the rebels
fear mere than all others. His sockets are
eyeless, his dry joints creak as he. stalks
along, bis aeshiess arms swing. like bouy
pendulums by his side. and the wind whis-
ties through his hollow ribs. He wears
neither spurs on bis heels. plume on his
skull, stars on his shoulders nor sash on
his waist. His flag is q shroud, bis music
dead march, his muster-roll Tombstone,
his headquarters q graveyard, and bis
camp-chest coffin. His name is Geneal
Star vation. Nashville Union.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-09

The 10th Ohio Regiment. Col. Wood,
returned on the 26th ult. 10 Milhken's Bend
from an expedition into Mississippi They
visited the corn,growing region on Deer
Creek, aDd destroyed $4,000 bushels OF
corn and thirty cotton-gins and grist.mils
10 Rebel employ. Three full regiments OF
negroes ore now organized at Milliken's
Bend, and fourth is nearly full. There
is prospect of raising SIX or seven thous-
sDd able bodied men in a few days.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-09

MARRYING FoR THE WAR.-The Chicago
Journal reports that the soldiers about
Corin,h, have been entering into matripony
with the daughters Of the Suuny South,
with the condition to continue while the
war lssts. They call this marrying for the
war II court records aad multiplied OBJ.
ssrvatiens. are proof Of anything. marrying
for the war. has been praotiOed from time
immemoria!--at least from the constant
war kept up by the parties forever AFTER
that seemed to be the result Of the marri.
age,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-09

TIE disgracefa conduct Of Sgels German
troops, there 10 reasoU to s.,pseheud, had some
thing to do with the fact that Sgel was not
their leader. 1t is unfortunate that the valor
sa3 uufipcbius gnllaotry which hos hsastefore
marked the fighting Of these troops, should be
tarushed by the cowardIy conduct exhibited at
fredericksburg.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-09

A SCHOOL teacher writes: "Ths spelling
GLASS was up. The word 'Rebu'ter' passed
oil around none could tell the definition.
A. last. little Joe Peters. near the foot OF
the class, called out, i can tell. sir.p--
What Is itP said l. 1T MEANS. said be.
to batter on both sides 7 Howl TO
butter ON both sides. Re- signi6ss . re-.
petition and II you butter Il again. you
must certainly batter Ii on both sidss T
! cared
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-09

The sales Of Five ,weu'y B,uds by Jay
Cooke Il Co. since the adjournment of Con.
rgess amount in round numbers to forty.
five millions. OF this SUN more than three.
quarters was subscribed during lbe month
OF April. Perhaps ten mlllions more have
beeu sold at the Treasury aud the various
SUB Treasures.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
House and Lot For Sale

RY Virtne of an Oder Of the Court If
~ Probate OF tho Copnty n Arhtsbula Ohio, will oner
for sale a, Public Auetun
Monday the Sh day of June. 1863,
between the hours three O'clock afternoon Of said
day upon the prsuses the following described real estate
tho ...... .....
Property OF Charlotte Anderson, deceased vs.
situate in the Village and County os Asbbu and ate Of
0h being in township Number Thirteen, In the Third Range
of townships iu the Connecticut Western Reerve bound
cd follows to wit commencing at the North West
ands owned c. Beebe thence running North along the
East line OMan street. in said village sevenytwo feet TO
lands owned by stephen p Newell thence East along said
Neves south line to the Of the high bank of the Ash
tabua Greek thence souery along the top Of said bank
lands Of said Beebe thence along said Bcebe orh line to
the place Of beginning being the lands BY
Harvey Smith and wife to the said decedent Oct 80 1885,
be sold upon the following terns to "t Cne third in hand,
third in year. and the balance in two years from the
Of sale deferred payments be interest and secured
by mortgage upon the premises sold Appraised at $780,
HENRY FASSETr, Administrs OF the
Estate Of Charlotte Anderson deceased.
Ashtabula, NAY O. 1868 5t69S
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-09
Executors Sale Of Real Estate.

In Pursuance Of an y der granted by the
Court Of Common Pleas of Ashtabua County. Ohio will
offer for bsle st Public Auction, on the
9th day oil June, a. d 1858,
at o'clock forenoon upon the press the following descrs
cd Real Estate situate In tbs township Of Plymouth the
county Of Atabua and state etOho being part No
nineteen, IN said township and bounded fotows-Begn-
ming at the centre Of the highwa the line between the
Hall Of the estate OF Chauncey Hail.
ceAse running south degree east six chains thence
west 81 degrees four ehains twenty-five links to poplar
tree thenns nsh xten degrees west our chains and 6y
sve LINKS te hemlosk saddle thence north nine degrees
west cha fifty links thence north rty five degrees
ss to the foot of the Main Brook along the o Of
said bank till 1t opposite the place wbere the line be-
the lands of said James Hall and OF szd Chaunes
Halls estate falls ipo the brook thence easey the line
between the Ia nd Of said amss ana Chauneeys esse thence
south eths place Of begnniu together With the privilege
OF building liam the srrsan ofv~er said aud sx
feet high the south OF the above described premises
npon which ssid premises there stnds woolen Factory TO-
geher with all the msshnery and hxtuts excepting the
engine Boiler and excepting strip Of ano oil the east
side Of said premises three rods wide extending from the
highway the south line ~ the aid piece of land of
part Of the homestead OF Sarah Hart Appraised at 81 O08
Terms OF sale third in hand, third year. and
third in years nom the day ofsA with interest," the
to be secured by mortgage the premises sold
loo3 RUSSELL b. HART, Executor
Eay6 1888. Of John u. Hart. deerassd.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-09

TBK PiR.rE RErRrBuTIoN. by an arrival st
New Bedford from s. Domingo, March 18th,
is reported to have been captured of tha, har-
Dor by the u. s. steamer y9iakdmo.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-09

4 Scotohmsn asked an Irishman why
we're half farthings coined 10 Englandf-
The answer Was To give Scothmsn an op.
por.uaity to subscribe to charitable sssocia.
tions.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-09

Mr.. n SWEET has been sppoiBted Postmat
ter at Leon, vice NJ. s. CoTToN, retseve6
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-09

Is roostsr's knowledge Of day break the
result OF observation or iastincts?
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-09

CoNxuS.cArIoSs Cur.--The Cairo correspop-
dent OF the New York Times states that the
movement to cut of rebel communications
down the Mobile & Ohio Railroad, and another
In Central Mississippi by which all Railroad
connections with Vcksburg are to be broken
of have been successful. One OF these move.
nenis is Coouel Griersou's cavalry raid into
the heart Of Mississippi which has caused some
CONSERVATION IN that quarter. Starting from
West Tennessee, il had, at last accounts. Gu I
up and destroyed about twenty miles of rail.
road. between Meridian and Jackson, Missis.
sippi. A rtbel general by the name Of Chal.
mers is said to have started in pursuit of Gri
erson, but another Union force is after ChaI
mers, and an interesting tri-cornered squabbl.
is looked for.
This raid of Grierson's is one Of the most
daring, as the cutting or Of communication
must prove one Of The most important feats ol
the war.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-09
CIothing! Clothing!

sh6 S
THE LARGEST STOCK EVER
i brought into this market, consisting Of
Ready Made Clothing Furnishing Goods; Rub
Der and OIL Cloth Gle.hipg; ), Gloves and Hosie-
ry Shirts aud Drawers Collars and Ties
Hats aud Caps; Umbrellas Trunks
Carpet and Enameled' Bags;
IN short every variety Of Spring and Summer Gosds fer
Men and Boys Wear.
the mossissrai terms for Cash. We weuld ss spsssl
atsntaen t.
Cur very extensive assortment OF Cloths,
and ,hs Facilities We have for Naki.gts ordsr.,
4
Garments OF the Best Style, 1 at Short Notice.
Our stock Of Ready Made Clothing Hats and Caps will bs
ways fall and Of the best qualities Of Eastern Hanenr
Such for ying that confident
sell Goods In line. sheaper than be bought
elsewhere. Please call and examine for yourselvcs.
AshtaSuls, April :, 1868. 645 MANSFIELD BRUCE.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-09

N B-omce In Ashtabua will be opened from the 1st To-
The 18th Of each month, until further notice The last half
OF the month will DO spent In the Office In Conncaut.
g. W. NELSON.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-09

BAoorD HooKERs successes on the Kappa
hammock are scarcely more refreshing than the
sews the arrest Of that pestidrous emissary Of
treason, vALLASDrGuAM. which took place at
his residence 10 Dayton, on Tuesday night by
force seut for the purpose BY General BuRS-
slDE. An unsuccessful attempt was made at
rescue. He was conveyed to Cincinnati. II
the evidence is not sufficient to give him q
chance to stretch hemp, we trust he may be
sent beyond the lines into Dixie, with siguia.
cant hint, that II be returns, the fate Of Hamsu
awaits him. A riot succeeded, the telegraph
wires were cut and the Journal Office gutted
snd 6red, aud with several other buildings dss.
troysd.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-09
PSYCHOMANCY." !"

HOW either sex may fnscn8'e and ga in
the love confidence, Affections and good viii Any
person they choose, instantly. This simple mental scqu
ment all possess securing certain success in love-
7 isge, &c.
Free BY an for rs cents, togshsrwtth Guide to the
Unmarried Of Both SexesAn extraordinary book OF great
interest. Thd edition. Over copies Rod Address
T. WILLIAM d CO.. Publishers,
6o5ly Philadeiphis, Pa
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-09

THE well known Farm Of ,he lster
Il Samuel Russ deceased, situated in Kingsrilie, Ash
abuls County, Ohio, about mile north OF the Railroad
Station For particulars enquire Of Mr.. Vim. Humphry at
Ashtsbula Station.
APRIL 4. 1Sa% M-ssJ
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-09
FARM FOR SALE.

April T. 1858,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-09

Oca'yI aoSisIou W hudp anu hampton
battery who doubIe.shotted their guns with
grape and canister.
During the night both our aud the rebel
force built earthworks aud abetlis, and the
battle Of Saturday was thought would be
surely opened by the rebels.
A 1ribnae extra has the following:
Our news by mail from the Rappahan.
mock 10 up TO Sunday morning. At that
time our left wing was in possession of
Fredericksburg, aud Of the 6rst, line or re-.
doubts on the hill behind it, and was feel.
ing its way to the second lins-the river
was crossed aud redoubts carried with
great ease and very slight loss of life. The
rebels had marched away 10 the direction
OF Chancellorville to attack our right wing
there posted.
A great portion Of our Falmouth bat.
tories we're engaged on Sunday with the
batteries firing across the river aud olty.
Firing both of mpskstry and oannonsd ding
on our right In the direction of Chanoel.
orsvile was very heavy. The enemy had
been forced on ground Of Hooker's choos.
ing.
IL was believed 10 both wings that
S'oneman's expedition wss between the
rebels and Richmoud. aud had proved suc
oessiui thus far cutting OF the only path
Of retreat. .r-
The Herald has an extra giving dates to
u a. M, sunday. stating thar the rebel
stores aesr Fsedericksbarg and Stonsman's q
Station have been burned, and give rumors
that our right captured sixteen plsoss of
srtillsry. The Irish Brigade took three
rsbel batteries. that our cavalry wers tear.
Ing up the railroad track and DESTROYING
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-24
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1Ts prepared under ths immediate supervision
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-24
LEADER.
TTUEsDaY aoRNTVG, 5iARCH "A 9sss,


We we're shown letter yesterday from
a gentleman in Washington sufficiently
high in the confidence of the Administra-
ton to be trusted with its. purposes, stat
ing that, II a collision were produced IN
the West BY the malignant efforts Of the
Copperhead leaders, the Government would
lay its hand on those leadeTs, promptly and
heavily, and not upon the poor misguided
men who have been coaxed into treason by
those whom they have trusted. It IS the
intention to hold those responsible who
have taught the spirit Of resistance to the
laws, and devised the meansof making re-
sistance formidable. This is right. 1t is
striking in the right place. There is no
Justice il Furnishing the hee 1less OF ignor-
ant instruments Of these mems designs,
and allowing the real rebels, the brains
and power Of the evil to escape 70 renew
It. There are men in indianapolis to-day,
far more guilty Of the attempted murder Of
our soldiers in Morgan county, and Of the
rebellious outbreak in Rush county, than
those who fired the shots or hid the desert
ers. Upon them the Government proposes
to lay the weight Of the vengeance which
any bloody collision shall demand, and, as
truly as God lives; to them viii belong the
crime, and the stain of every drop Of blood
that may be shed. They taught and trained
dissatisfaction into treason, and put the
devilish order OF the K G. Cs into its
hands for weapon, and the guilt Of all
that follow their lead will be theirs, and
ought to be punished IN them.- IaaiaaqP-
oEe TogtrnoI q .H.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-24
FOR SALF OR EXCHANGB.

Three houses and los on Lake-st, near Pittsbargh
b R. Machine Shops, price soc syn aud q ~
House and lot on Webster-st-, -D50s or VIII eN-
change for small fam.
Kfnsma1-st, near Forest, good tWo-2tory iIa4e
=, hoa5e, 10 rooms large lot, with frnit and shrub
berry g, 800.
Two houses and lots on Hnnfingion-st., near Pros
pect f3 500 for bot b, or one for s. 300.
A nice house and lot and medical practice IN Morgan
county, q COED chance fora Physician. 81 iOl.
Prick house and lot in FamporI, house rooms,
pIasglntlyi ioca ed, good fruit, exchanged for
iTestern land with s2Ou cash
House and lot on Sc0yill- St, - 200 r.l
Houss and 1T on Mulrson-st-, house ? stories, 10
rooms, zt-700-
House and lot On Hil-st., with Rrocery house, two
stories, 7 rooms, 81 900, or will exchange for
small farm.
AIuirson -St-Large two story. House and Lot With
Barn - =
a-ge Brick House in good style with water and gss
and lot 5Oxl5O feet, Kinsman near Erie st.
WillEOn-St-runting linton Park vacant ioti So Ret
front. running 10 Lake Erie. Exchange Tor house
and lot on West side.
Good House aud Barn in COllamer; II acrts OF land,
GOOD Fruit, Ornamental shrubbeTY &C. Exchange
Tor house In city, subject to a mortgage Of $3.50.