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TENNESSEE BRANCH
NATIQHhL fLlIN lGEHCI
OoNDUUrED ny fA Nn c
HARVEY, COLLINS & BRACE, q
= wAsnMaroN,7 .. - 4.
CHARLES IL. GREEN, agent
q No. 80, Cherry Street, Nashville, Tenn

q d.. . d.
fINAIs AGENCY Possesses peculiar facilities Tor ths
! suooesHiul prosocusioa and settlementyof DE-
nAnds Rganst the General Govern Eient Of EVERY
DESCRIPTION, IT'S conductors having had sever.
years experience IN the management Of cls,ms
fore Congress, the Court vi CAinls, and the Exeou
tive Departments a. washineton, and boiry thor,
ougbly acquainted aud fmiar with tho lave emo
regulations governing their ADJOURNMENT. 20 q
Particular attention will be given to cases srivuE
cut Of tho present war, including the Aooounts q
States, Contractors, aud Disturbing Odoers OF the
War and Navy Departments, and for % ColEocs.
ing Drilling, and organizing VOL.
tInteers,' ths Reimbursement Of which is author,
he'd by an act sf Congress; CLAIas FOR INnHM
NIFTY FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY TAKEN TeR
PUBLIC USEs, OR FOR DAMAGES no sUoa
PROPERTY, for Horses lost in me service and foI
7SSiistary Pay, Pensions, and Rourisy
LAND
Wo give special attention to tfoourng FaRs
sIOns9 ROuDttos, etc., aooruing to Soldiers
who have been wounded, csAtraotOd d care, or the
families Of such IS havo died. or beon killed while II
the diachSrge Of their line ofdpt as such during the
present wsr es -y rr
Special care viii also bo given 10 claims which
have been heretofore Rejected or Suspended
by tho Departments orr neticientIV RzaneEsd
PromPt attention also given to the collection Of
Quar.ormastor's Receipts given for Property taken
tor tho use Of the Army, 9 Arranging Accounts with
andooileotng Claims againSi tho nsrtcrnaster's ns
partment. s.T e fr,
All Claims placed Ia our hands receive our frompa
Personal Attention, thereby securing many
which, ia tho hands Of an Attorney at auy distsns
point, frequently prove unsuccessful. aF @
Aside from this decided advantage, our daily ints,
course with oil the Departments enables us ia russ
to obtain decisions much more speedily ihEa
whore al communication and ether necessary dotaB
must be conducted through the malls fe,t
TO this end, We solicit you to forward TO us any on
all cases ofsuch character yoh may from time to tina
have presented, and, as Is our custom, we will fu-.
nish You with all the necessary blanks, and, ~hsr
required, Instructions. VI ~ - w III
No charge made 10 any case unless guooesaful
Address CHARLES Il. oRERN,
Daa 3ig No, SO gAeT1y Street
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We arc indebted to J. G. Snyder & Co..
for the latest Louisville and Cincinnati
papers; also for Harper's Weekly and
Frank Leslie's Illustrated. lsf., SAM
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Hon. Reverdy Johnson, of Maryland,
bus whom none viii accuse of entertaining
sympathy with radicalism, spoke these
az manly words in q recent letter:
As long as we revere the memory Of the
great and good men of the past---as long
as we regard the priceless legacy they
,oGu sbeqpeathed us--as long IA we value our
heretofore achieved renown---as long as
our hearts beat with patriotic blood
asse will we must stand by the altar of
that freedom which is ours, and shield
and rescue it from the blows Of the
aoi19nttaitor parrioides. 10 do this, a gene
a. orOus snpport of the President is absolute
ly necessary. He may commit as he
,alaar has committed, 1 think, SEINE damaging
.ngyiu errors, but his real purpose cannot be
otherwise than patriotic. Recently fol-
lowing his profession in the local courts
of Illinois, without other ambition than
9H 70 secure an honest name, in which he
fully succeeded and soon to return to
ess "a tho same comparatively humble sphere,
it is impossible that he can designedlY
be faithless 10 duty. Being human, he
az serrs; being. honest never Intentionally;
oa7di and, being patriotic, the choicest object
n, of his heart is tho restoration of the
w Union, and TO that great end he is, l
doubtnot, sincerely and solely devotion
give him n hearty support and make
common cause with all whe, TO save the
q y Government, rally around its head; and
Irejoiee to believe that such safety is
near at hand.
How nObiy do these words contrast
with the venomOus invectives Of those
- nercenary journalists who have the inn
- pudeRoe TO declare that the President
'has violated all the rules of civilized
warfare; and who, under the mask of
Conservatism" exert all their power 70
- hinder and render Intellectual the war
measures Of the Administration, which
is for the time, the lawful official aulhOri-
ty of the Nation. Either we must sup
port the Administration, or we must re-
y bel justas the South did. Which shall
QOnbeY~ II4-4-4,.44
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NOTICED

EAsnvILLE, April 2s 1853
VEyEnAyE THIS DAY SOLD TO GRO. sWEl Ds
w Jn and loHH X. HUM, our entire Interest DO
the Auction and Commission HOUSE. Nos % eud N
College street, opposite the hoWance Hotel AID we
lle pleasure Ia recon ending then 90 the GiYora
DIE confederation Of All our riends and patrons as
business aud reliable men and solicit for Thorn the
very liberal patronage aud couhdonce that has al
ways lsign shown 90 us. ...
ap3-im By sHlnnS 400.
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Many people are puzzled TO discover
why 80 many Of the Northern Demo-
cratic leaders are either so bitterly OPP
posed TO the war, or so cool in its sup
port II proceeds from their reluctance
to part with fayorite and once power.
full party organization. They expect
that the Union will be restored before
long, and they wish to give the Demo-
- cratic organization such record during
the war, that it will receive the unani-
nous support of every slave State after
git IS over. The conservative" Demo-
cratic faction arc banking on their pro {.
.slAyery capital, and trimming their sails
TO catch the Southern breeze.
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weare Under obligations to r.Seott,
newsdealer Union Street, for newspaper
favore. -e.- -
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NJ, d. Conway writes from London to
the New York Commonwealth, that the
English people honestly mean to bold
their Government to it's neutrality, and
3 they arc watching their rulers with
sleepless eyes, Meetings are already ar.
ranged whose motto Ia, no war with
America" which will plainly inform the
Government that the people will not sub
init TO taxation for any war into which
they may be borne by the rascality of
pro;slasery men in England.
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Waa3nfedL
d RNWARD

MJILL BE GIYEN FOR Tns RECOYERy on
w three Yolvet Cases aud one Iocket % hold four
potugos stolen from Giers' Gallery, corner pniop
and College street, yesterday morumg. %
Aplll a..I
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49, Marshal's Sale
OF A STOCK OF GOODS.
Tho United States 70 certain lot Of Goods olalnd
by ono y stswart, in said district III

Libol Of Information No l. filed By the o. s. District
Attorney for the Middle District OF Tennessee.
IL .yiu -~--- LrIe. w IN
IN PURSUANCE Of a wit Of Veadfioni Erpoaas 10
A me directed from the Honomblo tho District
Court OF the United States for said District on the
18Th day Of May, 1853, viii soil said Goods al public
Auction to the highest bidder fof cash IN hand, at
the store house Of Morgan b Co, ON the public
Square, In the city Of Nashville, n tho TENTH Jay
OF JUNE neat Sale 70 eoplnence at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, on that day, and continue until all Of said
Goods arc disposed ar t.
said stock VI Goods eonkIsta of Dry Goods, such
adies' Dress Goods &c, Prints UOmestics Cling
hams Cloths, Casiineres, Elaunols, Boots Shoes
and Also Drugs and Medicines, Dye stulls, Soaps,
Candlos Lard I'll, aud great variety OF other aTt
ces n. r. GLAsCOCK t.9 ~
mayl7--td l.a "a u. g. Marshal, n. J. D. 7. .
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The Colonies of the negro regiments
as a general rule are preachers-ex-
Chaplains. There is some propriety in
81 their deserving God whom they never
served for the enemy they have always
loved; and we congratulate the white
soldiers on the cbange.--7Lou. Democrat.
We believe that one of the editors Of
the Democrat used TO be a sort of par
son and exhOrter at prayer meetings and
III monthly concerts. We suspect that the
above paragraph is a sly hint to the
President that there, is an ,ex-parson in
Louisville who would like TO wear eagles
'on'his shoulders at the head of regi-
llovment as black az crowssaM ts8
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an The Chattanooga Rebel says that the
Democratic ladies OF New York have
purchased a magnificent sword, at cost
Of $1,000, as present for Gen. Lee Of
ssthsr rebel army The New York cor
respondent of the Philadelphia Inquirer
says, after careful inquiry into the
matter, be is satisfied that the ReJel
lies 100 d
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PROM lhe NOW York Pr

The Andrew Johnston Cavalry.
Soldiers and citizens who desire to
n(r- aid the Union cause where il is urgently
20 needed, have now an unusually good
pOrtunity. Governor Andrew johnson, Of
Il Tennessee, has obtained authority from
the War Department. and It has been
Ofdcially approved by Governor Seymour,
TO recruit a regiment of cavalry in this
State, fOrspecial service in Eastern Ten
e. = 4nessee. He has also permission TO re-.
cruit in any other State where the FIX
ecutive will sanction it, All recruits
will be duly credited TO the State in its
- quota under the draft
q n Major Earnest NJ Bennett, an exberi-
enced and gallant officer, recently of :he
od Fennsylyania Cavalry, has been COM
III missi0ned BY Governor johnson TO raise
this Regiment, and wilt have command.
cMUor Bennett formerly OF Michigan. il
quits well known as AN editor. b1t has
Eek " won hisJ r0pntation and laures in the
field as soldier. His Office in this civ.
is az no 167 Broadway. --.4
t2--l-.~- Tn. COMMISSIONING on RGINA-The
Enquirer says, abiding to the election for
Governor OF Virginia ,-t We want man
.t- who Is opposed 10 reconstruction with
'~'~ the United States under any conceivable
----- aspeetin which che proposition might be
presented" O ---
--l. "a -. Oh pshaw, now, don't
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WANTED.


YESTERDAY, BETWEEN MARKET AND HIGH
D II streets, EoEaevhafe hetwoen The Icfnel5ee and
Alabama Railroads, Package OF Letters,
odh dffe6ied % Michael nahy p Philadel phh, bnd
one 10 - Mr. Reed" care Of James OConnor, Now
York. The ih1Uer viii confer favor ON q widow
iedY BY leaypg them Rt this olloe,
April7-u
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gysIEe @aisa.

TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 2 ls9s
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The rebel Pemberton is Philadel-
phian and Quaker. Hasn't the poor
devil got tumble ? Da-A,IDC ,H
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-25
MARRIED.,

In KngSyle the 1th inst by Rev. G. E. Hatch, OSCAR
STANTON OF rieront to Miss JAM BPIDLE of Monroe.
In Conneaut on the 9Th inst, by Rev. A
Bartlett, Miss Lucy o. Beach, OF this place, tc
Mr.. S S. Ludlow, Esq, of Leayenworth, Kan
sas.
Iu Sheffield. on the 18th day Of April by tht
Rev. Rufus Clark. Miss CAROLINE +. CAGE tc
Rev. MOSES Il. KENNY.
In Windsor en- the 9Th day of April by II
G. Skinner, Miss MARION WIswELL TO Mr.. j
G. UuMrHERY
At the American House in JefTernson, by
Rev. Thomas Oliver, on he 18th day of April
Miss JosEPEINE l., CLARK to Mr.. EDWARD T.
KEITH both OF East 7 N >ull.
In Jefferson at the Jefferson House, by Rev
Thomas Oliver, April l9tn, Miss SARA a. MoR
RTs of Geneva AshtabuIa Co. to Lieutenant
CHARLES NJ. SMITH of Company A 5jIh Res't
o. V. i. of Bellevue, Sandusky Co. Ohio.
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Amos W. Waters Defendant.
In the Court of Pleas Of Ashtabula County Ohio
A MOS w. Waters Of The State of lndi-
N ana will take Notice that Louis Bratenah Charles
Braenah partners doing business under the name and firm
OF Buenah Brothers, Plaintiffs did the 23d day of Febr
ary AID 1858 e their petition in the court Of Common Pleas
within and for tina county Ashtabula in said ste of Ohio
aoainst the said Amos w. Waters defendant setting forth
that the said defendant is indebted to the said plaintiffs in
the sum of $685. 79OO with interest the same from the
18th day March, D. 1853 for which said sum the plain
tifs ask judgment against the said defendant.
sad Order of Attachment to be issued by
Clerk of said u in said action and placed in the bands
of the this county for service and that said she
BY virtue such order Of attachment levied upon AMI attach
ed the following described real estate the property the
sad defendant wit situate In the township Of ORWELL in
the county Asbula and state of Ohio bcir in township
No In the 4h range townships in the Connecticut West
erp Reserve called being known part Of section Num-
Der in said township and tn undivided one half Of said
At post standing North If land articed
70 Joshua Frsbee thence North along marked line to the
line of said section thence East along the said section
line centre OF road thence South along the center o
aid road north Of the land Hrced Ia L.
O. Reeves thence West along the North lire Of said Reeves
gshees land Tn the place Of beginning supposed TO con
tain one hundred and twenty two or less.
And the ant is further notified that the said PLAINTIFF
will ak for an said to have said real estate
sod by the sheriff Of county the proceeds Of such sale
applied pay the said plaintiffs said claim and at the de
endant W. Waters is notified that he is required to sp
pear said p-on before the third Satur
day after the 25th day of April, A. y. 1853.
Gel SHERMAN FARMER 49,
Dated March lS, 1863. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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SAyBRooK Some of our Snybrook friends
we fear, arc a little flushed with the way in
which the copperheods were laid out at the
late election, as they are holding public meet
ngs, forming Union Leagues, and treating with
a want of respect and iIreverence those who
have attempted to mould the politics of the
town and carry it over to the embrace Of the
butteruuts. Even Democrats, we are told, are
kicking out of the breeches pockets of some o
eur corner friends, and are joining the Languc
and rather like the freedom OF thinking fol
themselves, and shaping their own opinions ant
actions Ideas North as we'll az South seen
to be marching on.
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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 sale at Public Auction, on the
25th day OF April, A. 1868,
forenoon. upon the premises the following descb
"a Real Estate In the township Of Plymouth In the
county and state Of Ohio being part of lot No.
nneteen N sad township, and bounded foows-Begn-
ming At the centre Of the highwa the line between the
and Of lanes Han Of the estate OF Chauncey Hail. de-
and running south degree east x chains thence
vest 81 degrees chains twsntytwo links Tn poplar
tree thence sixteen degess vest four chains and h
ave links 10 bsmloak saddle tAAnse north nine dexrees
west and hy Links thence sor' oL'y hye We degree,
EAST TO the foot Main Brook thense along he loot
said bank TIL comes opposite the place where the ne DC
tween tie lands said ia Hall and OF said Chauaey
Halls estate falls into the brook thence easter 70 tne ne
bewsen tbs land James and Chaunpeys estate enc'
south the place OF beginning together with the preg
OF building ths stream o. water on sa ana
feet high the part of the above described pee
upon whieh said premises there stsnds woolen Factory
gether with all the machinery and hxtures excepnhg ".
engine Boiler and excepting strip o. lana on the
side OF said premises three rods wide extending rom
highway TO the south line Of the said piece OF land e on
part af the homestead Of aaFah Hart Appraised ooo
Of saa third In hand third in one year. AM
ons thd years the day Of sAls with interest tn
payments 10 secured by mortgage the premises sold
RUSSELL d. HART, Executor
500 Of John H. Hart, dseeased
March 20, 1868
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In Perpont, on the 4th inst, by Rev. IruAn
AR PELroN, Miss LYDIA ANN BALDWIN to Mr..
ERAsTUs II ARMSTRONG.
At state Line, April 4th, by Rev. A. S
Langdon, Miss CoRDELLA PELHAM TO Mr.. Pc
TER Dow both ofPlymouth, Ohio.
In Windsor, on the 9Th inst, by Earl Clapp
Esq, Miss MARY J. IIierEY of Windsor, to Mr
LEVI SMITH of Hun,sburg Geiuga Co.
In Kingsville, on the | ltb day Of April, 1868
by Rev. q. Il. Hatch, Mr.. 0. +. Stanton, o
Nevada City, Colorado Territory, to Mis-
Jennie Brydie
In Conrenut, on the 9th inst. by Rev. o. 7
Wymau. John NJ Smith to Martha lIartsborn
borth of Copneaut.
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RAILROAD FISEssING AND CoQuETrING. -
There is no little attention at this time to rail-
road matters especially in respect to the paral-
lei lines running from the West TO New York
The Cleveland and Erie it is said is about eX-
poring route to the coal fields Of James
town, Pa, from point near this place and con
Meeting with the Atlantic & Great Western,
with the design of laying six foot gua9e, aud
adding third rail from here to Cleveland,
thus securing d six feet line from Cleveland to
New York, the advantage Of coal beds on the
route and the shortening OF the distance TO the
commercial mart Of the country, by the way OF
the New York & Erie. The proposition OF
course star,les the New York Central, as, to
the extent il is made successful, she is lett out
in the cold. To meet this contingency, the
Central, or which is the same thirg, the Bulia
10 and State Line is turning its attention to q
continuation of its line from Erie to Cleveland
q d, fa ce of the Cleveland & Erie Conpauy's
in tsrest, with the Object Of dividing with hei
at Cleveland the western traffic, Meetings have
been held, We perceive, both 10 Buffalo and
N " York, and large Subscriptions made tc
carry the latter project, aud very great degree
of earnestness is manifested. This is the view
| of the matter Ssilich outsiders are allowed tC
take at present. During the quet that pre-
walls in army matters, this is certainly very in
teresting topic. and becomes the paramount
one of the day.
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N'sw Lyme April II

George Francis Train spluitered for about
two hours aud half at the Brick church on
Friday evening, and much to the disgust Of a
large majority of his audience. on American
politics. His ideas on educati on and lhe his.
tory Of his travels were well received Mr.
Trains lectures have proved to be n poor
investment for the lecture committee here inas-
much as the receipts have not been sufficient TO
defroy the expenses:
The above is clipped from the last Reporter
and We appeal to the good sense Of our readers
If such verdict is not more creditabe to the
soundness, discrimination and taste of q com.
munity, than the ono we are oblired to record
of this place. to wit. a crowded house for three
mortal nights hanging upon the lips of one who
in n. York city would be considered good
specimen of q Bowrey Boy, with fu'l quantun
of the conceit and vulgarty usually belonging
to .hat class Of non descripts. vociArously ap
plauding his ribnldry and balderdash, and that
too, at a cost of Sl50
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2J Omo BATTERY From Mr. Ii. Wright,
who sta rted from here on the lst of April, for
the purpose of bringing home Mr., j. Blanc
hard, who had been SICK for some time We
gather the following Intelligence relative 10
the Battery.
Mr.. Wright arrived at Helena on the 6'h
inst, where be found the men in good spirit
and health with the exception of II Gallon, W.
Height, Rufus Frock, Byron Williams, William
Summer and John Shaw who had been aiiing
for some time, and majority il not oil of them
will have to be discharged. On the 10Th inst
the battery received orders to ship on board
the steamer Universe, ard report TO Gen
Grant, at Young's Point. On the llth inst,
they were all ready to start, and must have lel'
Helena some time during Saturday night A
rumor was current during Mr.. w. visit thai
the battery was to be reduced to four CUR
battery and that the Junior Lieutenants wert
| to be mustered out Of the service, as there wer,
not mes enough to nan all the guns-only
about ITO or ll5 men being ft for duty. Th'
men received their pay up to the lst of March
on the 10th inst, out of which sum Mr. Wrigh
brought home S27O0, which he left at the stor
offs. j. Smith, to be delivered TO those Il
whom it was consigned Reporter
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The Renovation.

Gee the Boxes full Of Goods
Precious Goods
How they crowd ana block the ways;
How they Oil that store Of Lays.
Never yet, In all my days, ...e p.
Have seen such Hne displays.
Oh, the Goods, Goods, Goods, Goods,
Goods, Goods, Goods
Oh, the Boxes full Of precious Goodsi
See my ample stock Of Doots-
Cow-hide BDotst
All, the hide Of many a COW,
Tanned and made up, you know how,
Rests upon my counter now
Here my friends, make my bow.
Cow.hide Boots
Oh, the Boots Boots, Boots, Boots,
Boots, Boots, Boots
oh, my Calf and Kip aud Cow-bide Bootsl
See what piles have Of shoes--
Cater Shoes
Nh, those arch, ooquetiing girls
How they toss their flowing curls
And their suies how very sweet,
How they gladden. all they meet,
AS they promenade the street
With my shoes upon their feet
Cater Shoes
Oh, the shoes, Shoes, Shoes
Slices. Shoes shues-
Oh, What piles have OF Cater Shoes
Come and see my stock In Trade--
stock In Trade
Anything you can divine,
Whether course or whether hne
If il comes within my line,
Is among this stock OF mine.
Stock in Trade
oh, the Trade, Trade, Trade, Trade,
Trqde, Trade. Trade--
Oh but come aud see my Stock In trade
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-25
THE HOUSEKEEPER'S
.New Furniture Polish.

Prepared improved receipt by the proprietor OF tie
"BRnriIER JONATHAN POLISH certified by all the ieadi
ork Furniture Dealers ana Piapofnrte Makers to b
the world for kemoving Scratches, hak amt Dirt
restoring high aud lasting gloss to all kinds OF Narnsh
work, Furniture 10 Leather. 1t is cheaper and bet
than Vanish dries .daely, and Il easily applied
With piece Canton Flannel and bottle or two of this
New Furniture Polsh Ousekeeper work magic in the
urture and keep looking like Now the
time si up your Tables Chas Desks Pianos. Picture
Frames Carriages etc. aud make lem look 90 cent bet
ter This economy. Fo sale ~ Flu nture Dealers
Stnrrkeepers generally. Price rs and 81 cents hots De
pot No. spruce Street, n. Y Special Agents Wanted.
iIyesa
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In hospital No. 3, Mnrfreesboro, Tenn. April
lst Y. w. Chapman, aged % Member Of Co.
G. lO5th Regt o. V. l., enlisted in Conueaut,
formerly from Warren county, Pa.
In Dumfries, Va, March 18th, Of Typhoid
fever Mr.. james o. L. Hammond, member
OF Co. II, 29th Regiment o V J., eldest son
of Richard and Elizabeth Hammond, of Kings.
ville Ohio, aged 20 years.
In Conneaut, on the 4th inst, Of spoplexy
Mrs. Polly BIcKsELI, aged 80 years
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-25

IENRrcK & BRo have given US their spring
advertisement but we cant get it in this week.
1.-THE community will take this apology this
week and go and make their selections from the
rev stock. they will oblige us, and we presume
these gents will smotl or tlcir wrath