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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-03
FROM THE SIXTH CAVALRY.
CANP NEAR WARRESroN, Va,
September IA, 1868.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE SENTINEL: iD
As q rule, the fortunes Of the 9th o. V. G..
have not been very severe in losses in killed
and wounded or prisoners although they
have performed great amount Of duty, and
Oft have mingled in deadly strife with our
traitor foes; but day Of i'll fortune will some
times oyertake the seemingly most favored,
and of such day am now obliged to write
our friends at home aa.f
On the lst., while on picket duty at Or.
leans, ten miles out towards Manassas Gap,
from this village and on the Rappabsnnock
River. A patrol of forty-nine men and Off
GERS inclusive under command Of Maj. John
Cryor were sent out six or seven miles to
BARRIERS Cross Roads. The same route had
been patrolled for several days, but nothing
had heretofore occurred of serious nature,
aud as usual the patrol passed along too
near the usual place for forming squadron
before returning, without discerning anything
out Of the way, and as the Major was about
to give the command Storm squadrou,' .
glimpse was had Of the "Grsy Backs" who
all at once from dense pine thicket opened
a tremendous volley, sending lead like hail
all along and through the whole column.
1t was 30 sudden and unlocked for, it is q
wonder the command were not nearly all
killed, or at least thrown into utter confusion
and all taken prisoners at once, for we were
surrounded by hundreds. But not so--orly
one man (Ford) was killed, Major Cryor and
one or two others wounded and one horee
killed. The column cody stood their ground
and returned terrible IRE upon the concealed
foe as well as they could; bat rs IN luck
would have II many Of the pieces missed 6rs
no fault Of the boys however, though bad
feature, and Of course cau.ed little conia.
sion.
simultaneously with the first FIRE OF the
guerrillas-for such they proved TO be, die
mounted in the thicket--a large squadron
dashed in ahead OF our column, and ano. her
made dash in from another concealment
90 as to divide our force. As quick as
thought Sergeant Wm. Barrett in command
Of the Advance-Lieut. Shepherd having
been cut of--gsye the command "Draw a.
bre, and instantly these glisteuing weapons
that 90 on have sent dread and death into
the traitor ranks we're fying in the air and
our brave comrades were dashing with terri
ble power through the ranks Of thrice their
number, aud luckily without loss. The next
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ADDRESS OF THE WAR DEMocRAcY.--We
offer no apology for occupying our columns
with this address and resolutions accom-
panyng it. which were adopted on the 22d
ult. at q Convention of war Democrats, as.
sembled at the capital Of the State. A.
though they do not endorse the Proclsma
tion, or express satisfaction with the policy
Of the Administration in ell respects, they
are, nevertheless, iIhexible in their deter
mination to aid in putting down rebellion
FIRST, and then settling all fferences after
words The difference between them and
Vallsndghsm and his supporters, commen-
cesj just where undoubted loyalty, is divided
from sympathy with sason and tra'.
tors. The War Democrats would stand
by the Government, stand by the Admins.
trution. even though differing from it en-
many matters, in the great work of putting
down rebellion; the Valandighamsrs would
make war upon the Administration. that in
90 doing It may be crippled in It's Efforts 10
put down Teb, lion. The War Democrats
would frs subdue the rebels; the ValIsn.
dighamers would first subdue the Admins
tration. The War Democrats have o great
controversy with rebels and traitors; the
Vallandighamers have no controversy with
them. The War Democrats would have
The rebels ssb~I to the loyal; the Vallan.
dighsmers would have the loyal submit 10
the rebels. The War Democrats would
have the Union saved by settling the qaes
zion, once for ell. that rebellion cannot and
must not succeed in free Government; the
vallandighsmers would have il settled tha.
rebelIion Is legitimate after any failure at
the ballot.
We ask loyal Democrats. those who have
been deluded into the ranks Of the vallas-
dighsm men. TO read, consider, aud sct
upon the arguments and appeals Of the sd
dress and TO plant ibsmseIves uPon the
solid pIaaks Of the platform put forth.
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n
Tnformation has been received irou The
Army Of the Potomac, that niIsirs were,
apparently unsbsneed. Nothing Is trans-.
piring to Indicate any immediate active op.
srations. The enemy is 10 strength on the
sonth side OF the Rspidan. General Hilrs
entire corps Is supposed to be there. The
enemy's pickets are on the north aud west
Of our lines.
A female bread riot occurred in Mobile
on the 4th Of September. The l7,h Ala.
bsma Regiment was ordered TO put down
the disturbance, but they refused to do
duty. The Mobile Cadets then tried their
hands. end we're defeated aud forced to Hy I.
Peaceful measure es finally quie,ed the famine
stricken women, The rioters openly pro.
claimed their determination, IL some means
we're not devised to relieve their sufferings
or TO stop the war, to burn the whole city.
The paroled Vicksburg prisoners ut Mobile
are suffe ing the greatest hardships for
want Of care aud food, and openly declare
that IL they are forced into the field again
they will leave in the 6rst battle. ''.
WAR BETWEEN ENGLAND AND JAPAN
Tue wanton attack recently made upon
American and Eugli,h vessels in Japanese
waters by order Of Prince Satsume, one Of
the semi independent Princes of japan, by
TO means proves that the Government Of
the Tycoon had in any way changed its
friendly sentiments toward foreigners. 1t
ouly shows that the native party, at the
head Of which is Prince Sstsums, we're de.
iermincd upon the expulsion If the foreign
rrs. whatever policy the Tycoon might
choose to pursue. -s-. -....-t t,.s...
CHARLESTON STARVING The following
paragraph from the Charlotte Is @. Bul'
letiR speaks volumes
We again spesl to the people Of N. Car
olina TO give what help they eau 10 the
starving population Of Chsleston. We dislike
exposing the necessities of our people, but
our friesds can furnish bread avert star.
| vation, aud we believe they will do IL
when they know it absolutely necessary.
SUPPORTERS OF vALLASDIGHAx. = An
Ohio journol mentions rs among the promi-
uent supporters Of VaIlandigham for COVER
n,r. the London Times. Governor Seymour,
Jefferson Davis, Washington Hunt, Gener.
al Bragg. tie Boston Courier. the Rich
mond Enqairer, Fernando Wood aud the
Charleston Mercury With such list Of
supporters this ticket out TO secure to vote
OF every copperhead and every enemy Of
the Uniou in this State. No doubt il will.
The indications are that General s,eho.
field of Kansas. will no. be removed, at the
solicitation Of the commi.sees, from Kansas
and Missouri
A reception Of Russian officers took
place in New York on the lst. Fifteen re.
giments formed the escort, and the number
of spectators along the route of the process.
sion is said TO have reached one hundred
thousand. At the City Hall the official
welcome was rendered, and the guests re.
viewed the military ~
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Our Brigade has just returned from
reconnaissance through Upperville and ont
as far as Mid3leburg, near Aldie, but moth.
ing was seen of any account except dust,
which made the boys look like grey boards.
And now our whole Division (Gen. Gregg,)
has gone over the Rappahannock with four
days rations. II looks like Dinding up the
rebel army still no one here has thought of
OF an advance jus, yet, and this may not be
for that purpose But of course our brave
but modest Commander does not wish to be
left out here alone in the cold. .- bsst
The continual good war news has a pow.
erfully cheering influence upon this army.
We feel tha, all lie going on well, and ere
long there will be no work for the accursed
Vallandigham traitor clique to do. The
feeling among all soldiers is bitter beyond
expression, against all and every one who in
their foolishness, or "deviGshness" are contin-
ually doing all they can to embarrass the
Administration and injure the power of the
Union by crying "Peacei Peacei" If they
have any love for the Union and Constilu-
ton, they will stop at once and soreyer their
snake-like twisting and wrsngling, and give
their support like true men and noble Amer
ican citizens, to the brave and valiant
soldiers now in the field. Yea, stop that
disgusting and little less than traItorous
whining, and our armies will ere long show
them a peace that 10 worth having, causing
them to shrink away iu utter shame-and
we hope profitable repentance for the fearful
and dreadful injury they have done the best
Government and cause on earth.
No,0, under the Proclamation Of the no.
blest and best Of Presidents, We have real
cause of "Universal Freedom" II is O cause
now in which q soldier may well be proud to
fight, suffer and die The future beams up
in effulgent brightness of promise Of greater
bl ssin g through truly free government,
th,n WAS ever before vouchsafed to man.
Let us but win the day, and the long quiet
but living hope and desire of those 1Great
Fathers" thai "Our County would yet be
free, will be really and fully accomplished.
Give Us your support, then, people Of Ohioi
Cheer us BY your good wishes and patriotic
words. Cheer no by rightfully and justly
sustaining our government. Cheer Us BY
your messages from loved home--6lled
With the noble spirit Of encouragement.
Cease at once and torever-in the name Of all
love Of country, Of humanity, Of liberty, Of
christianity cease yonr support OF that
vilest Of the vile-thsse ecowsrdly and deep
dyed traitor--thst thing OF all things detest-
ed by soldiers Vallandigham. Ny hand
.rembIes as write bis blacksnsd name. -
The thing that boas.ed that he voted not .
dollar 10 pay poor soldiers, not dollar to
save our coun.ryl Come ouii you that have
been Lost ia such vile company, be men and
patriots once more. Give us your rigS
hand support. Let Ohio re.lssm herself aud
brighten and purify her ssouichson, as We
Down with Trsitors, up ~ish shs stars;
ws.h We rsiy round the nag boys. .s3af
~ Hslly oses sssirs ~ sff y.Hss.
f.,oa.iLs the battis-ery Of Fpsedsip.
Respectfully, Z. o. B.
Co. A, 9th o. v. C.
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flli ~ ,Feit Y fwsspas, october 1, 1898.
FIOuR-r Win -ics 100 bbls extra a ssoo s2s hs,.
double extra at $40 100 bb DO nj ebf5 bb do "a
$500 81 bbls supenue at ta.7k aud lso bhs
wHEAT-Msrket unsettled, Inactive ana lover On Fr-
change this morning there sellers no buy
ers, and no sales have been reported since
CoRNIn light receipt ana higher wequote them e2@sso
Satisfactorily Is quiet at s4occ0z7s.
BUTTER-The market remains arm a. leb2o for Western
Reservethe latter for choice lots in extra psckages
EGGS-scsrcs and steady st les. -f.r sfgl. frr.1
DRIED APPLEs-oniet At b,fsSee. i,.g .iflil lfsaI
sAIrsteady at taas for spe. and a. 50 Tor snd
ground solar. irT II ..tl''i - u .., 1f
oII!s-carbon remains frm at essese Linseed sells at
fI,25cai,30. b.,
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Union Meetings.

Rock Creek-Saturday evening, Oct. Sd, e b
W Woodbury aud ID Eosign. f
TrumbuIl Center NJ onday evening, Oct. 5, W
u Howells sud @ s Simonds. H
Dorset--M MoDdsy evening. Oct. 5tb. w p How
land and A Fouts. s
sayerook--Tuesd.y evening. Oct. 9Th. G o
Simonds and A kellogg. .f-a.l
Hsrtsgrovs--w sdoesdsy evening. ocl 7rb, J
d Ensign and II O II Dudley.
Rome--Fridsy evening. Oct 9th, II O q Dad.
ley snd O Whitney. -ll b
Eagleville-Thursdsy evening Oct. 9th, e b
Woodbury. and U s SimoDds.
Sept 7Ih, 1863. W. q. HowELIs, 4
D.S. WADE, sd srs
lF ta itD JAxks REID. ~, ,f.
LYMAN CURTIs m
SYDNEY KELSEY, "a. 9..
Central Committee.
II Is understood that these meetings will be
held at the usual place OF holding such meet
ings, or as the eli .zsns OF each locality may
seect i-r.ta titttH ~ 90 tttfN- t4t p
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The Grand Lodge Of the United States
Of the Independent Order Of Odd FeIIoss
met in Baltimore on the 2lst inst. All ihe
States were represented except Virginia,
North Carolina. South Caroline. Georgia,
Alabama. Florida, Louisiana, Mississippi,
A. kansas and Texas Delegates from Ten.
nessee, which was not represented 10 the
last and preceding sessions Of the grand
body, were 10 attendance. The British
American provinces are under the jurisdic.
tion Of the Grand Lodge of the United
States, aud sent representatives. -,
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DA Busss kneus.ss sa readers ffo~ his
cospecfipu as Assdent vhk Or. BAHRErr. it
viz be sssu BY card 10 this paper. has estate
shed himself in Madison.
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PREcIoUs TESTIMONY. Denying, disown.
ing, and refusing to publish Douglas last
and almost dying testimony as to the utter
causelessness of the rebellion. and the duty
of loyal men to unite in subduing it, it is
natural for Vallandigham papers to try to
saddle the mighty dead with the indorse.
ment of the great Ohio Copperhead. To this
end they publish letter dated Jan. Sd, 1860
from Douglas, profession confidence in Val.
lsndigbam. Fire and faggots could not
have got such q letter from the little
gian:' after Vallandigham had assumed his
position with Breckinridge. Burnett aud
other traitors. f...
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

EXAMINATION of Teachers will be
~ held at the following named places hereafter stated
10 wit:
jefferson, October 5th. 1868, at the Court House.
Geneva, Oct 12th at the School Houss.
Orwell Oct. 2sth, at the Academy. fsb
Kngsvle November End, at the Sch0ol House.
Perpont Nov. Ttb at the school Home.
Anstinburg, Nov. 9th, at the School Houss.
Andover Center. Nov. l4th at the School House.
Ashtabuia. Nov. 2lst at the School House.
Rock Creek, Nov. 23rd, at the School House.
lindenvills, Nov. 24th, at the School House.
Jefferson, December 7th, at the Court House.
Jefferson, Dec 27th at the Court House.
BY order Of the Board OF School Examiners Of Ashtabula
County. W. p. ROWLAND, Clerk.
l4tTls
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JOHN A. BIEGHAx declined the Florida
Judgcship because his health would not
permit him to 60 there in the summer. He
offered 10 accept il be could be allowed
leave of absence ill wanted. but the nun.
Der Of admiralty cases already accumulated
compelled an arrangement for 40 immedi-
ate adjustment.
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General Robert Anderson states to the
War Department that he has Jet in bis
possession the Gag he hauled down from
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NEw Goops srs being received, by every ar
rival. By HAsKKLL 4 SoS. They win get tims
TO speak OF them next week.
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TBE ABoLIrIoNIsrs CAUsxD THE War
When you hear peaceman talking about the
A5oiiouists causing the war, and justifying
the rebels in that way, read to him the follow
ing extract from the speech Of A. Fl. Stephers
Vice President Of the bogus Confederacy, de.
livered in the Georgia Convention against the
ordinance ofsecession
"What right has the North assailed 7
What has been denied and what claim
founded in justice and right has been with
held Can either Of you to-day name one
single act Of DrOng. deliberately and pur
posely done by the Government at Wash.
ington, Of which the South has right to
complain p? challenge the answer"
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DR.. Hoofland's German Bitters
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There are any prspations old under the Of Bit
es put mp In quart Bottles compounded Of the cheapest
whisky costing from 20 TO 20 cents gal
oa the taste disgnsid BY Anise or Cofisnder Seed.
This class Of Bte hss caused and win continue to
they sold hundvds die the death ss the
drunard BY their the system kept contin ally under
influence OF Alcoholic stmulants Of the worst hind the
desire Liquor created and kept up and the result all
the horrors attendant uIon drunkardb life and death.
For those who desire and rH Aars Liquor Biters We
publish the following recipe Ser @ue Bottle HO0FLANDS
GERMAN BIrTRRS, and mix with Three Quarts Of Good
Brandy WHISKY ssd the resat will bsa preparation that
will N medicinal and true excellenes Of
tie numerous Liquor Btters the market and will ooss
much less You will have all the virtues Of HooFLANDS
BITTERS In connection with good article OF Liquor at
much price these inferior preparations will eoss
you.
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WEEKLY TELEGRAPH
A HT u l. A:
rSaturday Morning, October 3, 1868.
Union State Ticket.

Union State Ticket.
The Election will take place the 18th day Of oesobe
For Governor-John Brough, Of cuyahoga
For Lieut.. Governor,
Charles Anderson, Of Montgomery.
For Supreme Judge
n. II. Hunter, Of Fairfield.
For Auditor Of State.
james A. Goldman, Of Marion.
For Treasurer Of State,
G. volney' Dorsey, of Miami
For Board Of Public Works,
John M. Barrere, Of Highland.
For ss.ie senator-w. c. HowsIIs.
Union County Ticket.
For State Representative,
ABNER KELLOGG.
For Probate judge, @
DECIUS s. WADE.
For Treasurer,
WALTER II. BURGESS.
For Prosecuting Attorney,
S. A. NORTHWAY.
For Sheriff,
ED. A. WRIGHT.
For Clerk Of the Court,
A. B. WATKINS.
For Commissioner,
WILLIAM 7. SIMONDS.
For Inhrmary Director,
J. p. EASTMAN.
For Coroner,
BARZILLA VETS.
County surveIor-Abner ID. strong-Ashtabula.
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1 The awards q premiums Of our TeNnship
Fair will sppesr n full in our next Issue
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Thoss psw goods Of Mn MEsaIAAs are nov
ready TO be admired. sssss asiW go.
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REMARKS.

United States Treasury notes and good Ohs rsnsy w bs
required for taxes
The law requires the han December fnsaiment
be paid by the Goth day Of december the whole at opon
and hoped the viii early, 1t cannot be
three days.
October lst, 1863 na
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Clergymen, .s4 e,.ae-a sstasi
Lawyers
Physicians. and
Citizens,
Tssying their personal knowledge TO the benensai
effects and medical virtues Of these Bittsrs
[Fyom Rss. j. Nseton Broxn, D. d., Edfsv Of s Eseyso-
ptdia Of Religious KsonisdgGl

Tssine, Of their personal knowledge 10 the beneheai
effects and medical virtues OF these Dittsrs.
[Fyom Rss j. Nsston BroSm D. d. Edasv Of Ms Eseyslo-
$3.50. pedis Of Religious Knopisdg&l
Although not dsposdd to hver or recommend Patent
Medicines In general through dust Of their ingredients
may not ts. 10 the benefits be bss1s. himself to have re-
thus contribute to the benefit Oi others.
Bitter. prepared By Dr. Jackson Of this city beesu.s
preudeed against them for many years the ip
Indebted to my friend Robert shosmsksr ESQ., for The re-
moyai Of this prejudice BY proper tss and for encourage
relief and rssioraon % degree Of bodily and mental ssos
desPsrsd ofssning Therefore thank God aud my friend
for directing me to the use Of them.
Philadelphia, June "a 1891
Diseases OF Kidney and Bladder.
In Young or Aged, Male or Female,
Are speedily removed and the Patient Health.
Delicate Children.
Those suffering from hARAsaUs, wasting away, with
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elect w '-''' "''' '''''''''t
Having suffering children above, and wishing TO raise
hem will never regret the day they commenced with these
Bittem tfr. - 800 ''+.i VIZ 2 ~ t
Literary Men. Students,
And those working hard with their braina should siays
keep bottle Of HooFLANDs BIrrERs them, they
will ans much chi Ssn: en-, from 10 to both mind and body
1t is not Liquor Stimulaot,
And leaves no prossration.
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Literary Men. Students.
affcntion, Soldiers!
And the Friends Of Soldiers I

We call the attention Of all having relations friends in
the army 70 the fact that Hooands German Bitts win
Of the diseases induced BY exposures and
prisaons incident TO camp life. In the s published al
most dAiy In the newspaper the arrival OF the sick 10
viii be noticed that large proportion suffering
from debility. Every Of that Kind readily cured
By HoohAnds German Bitts" We have no hesitation In
stating that these Bitte freely ussd among our
dess hundreds Of lives might be saved that
bs lost.
The propretos daily receiving thankful letters from
susrsf In the army and hospitals Who have been restored
@ health BY the as Of these Rs sent 70 them by hss
Bs1are Of Coratsrfsits
~ See that the Signature Of 90 NJ JACKSON" Is On
the Wrapper Of each Bottle.
n Prios per Bossls. 70 cents or half dos for a.
- Should your druggist have the article
not b od By Of the Intoxicating preparations that
may b offered In ib place, but send 70 and wiz or
ward, securely packed, BY express
Principal Once and Mandatory,
No. eSI ARCH sTaEET. sH sL
JorJW9 % EVANS,
(saeesssou 10 O. n jackson d Co..
s"al Proprietors.
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GRAPE CROP FOR sALE-Tt

NJ Subscriber has Vineyard Of nine Aeres (1ve Of which
full bsAng planted With the Isabella and CatawhA
yarsties hanging with uxaran large and healthy
which he wishes dispose Of the premises otherwise
may be agrsea upon To fruit dAisrs maksrs,
this opportunity good fhs crop mag bs the
North Ridge, soas two miles east Of the village.
Ashtasula, sept.s, 1858. TIC
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Tbousands Of eitiens susring from Dyspepsia snd
Liver Disease whom the following question. apply
we guarantee Bo0FLANDs GERMAN BIrTERs wiz
them .., 81. t..... .a
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DR.. Hooaand's German Bitters,

Prepared " Dr. @. NJ JACKSON, Philadelphia Pa, vii
sdeesualy and most certainly cure all diseases arising
foms
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Diseases Of Kidney and Bladder
In Young or Aged, Male or Female,
Are speedily removed and the Patient to HEALTH