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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-08
TIE SIEGE oE CHARLESTON.
.aAElsston Mercury 0 SATURDAY sars:

Inc CHARLESTON mercury saturday says:
FRIDAY Was anO.heS unusually quiet day. The cue
my's bonblrdment Of Wagu,r indeed continued
out il was slOE and deibeIae. Their slarpshoOters,
hOEeYsr, were usual, very vigiIaut, and from our
captured ride PTS sFePr Tie parapet Of Wagner with
their bullets. Ia the aier4VOh the Yankees were OBJ
served at work sbOat 100 yards south OF Wagner and
they also seemed to be engaged in strengthening Bat.
ierJ No. l. In these operations Batteries CneVes and
Haskell annoyed them scmsWhat.
The 8eel was perfectly inactive. Avmonsor which
On Thursday lay Oh Battery Gregg was discovered in
ths morning in the position and a. cut 10 O'clock
N, another moved up and took its station between
Gregg and Wagner. At twllght calcium light was
dispiAyed on tie monitor last mentioned.
lt has been cOjCctured that We oRe the quiet of IRE
~ two days 20 the fact that the Yankees are wais
iag foe iIesa supply OF ammunition Il may be- TOO
that they are employed in repairing the damage dcted
% the monitors m their last attack.
fEenty eight yesstli reported In the Inlet ar
Folly River, tWentythTee in S.OnO thrty-uine inside
and elght outside the bar
Tue;e has nov been intermisson of at least two
days IN the terrible bObsrdment which Sumter has
dergous. Since the l2t5 OF April, the day on which
the bOmbardmeUt began, ISL shoJs have been fired
hat Ened, but, alas longer powerful strong
bold. Of thess 1895 struck ousde, lSe struck in-
side and only 1917 missed 10 the same interval the
dag shot away fourteen times.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-08
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
SENATE.

SENATE.
MONDAY, Sept. Z, 1868.
The Senate was called to order at IL o'clock NJ by
Lieut. G ". K L MONTAGUE.
Toe Governors Proclamation, conveniag the General
Assembly then read by the oierb Shelton c. Davis
Esq after which The usual oaths administered by
him the Senators elected ia May last They respac
lively made oath that they citizens of the Con
monwealth OF Virginia. aud would remain and faith
fA thereto that they had been engaged directly
indirectly in any duel sirce the 10 of January 1860,
and would no; be engaged during their cont nuance
iu ec that they would support the Cons tu ion Of the
Confederate State', etc.
The roll then called, and twenty-eight Senator'S
answered to theic quorum being present. the
Senate proceeded to the election of officers.
SHELloN q. DAVIS, Esq, o! Henrico, unanimously
re elected Clerk.
JouN A. JORDAN, Esq, of Isle Of Wight was unani-
mously reelected Sergeant.at arms.
FRANCIS V. SUTroS. O., Of Redmond City, was
unanimously re elected FIRST Door Keeper.
Mas ers RUssILL VAUGHAN and RoBERT soxERvILLE
were appointed Pages.
JAMS 4. GooDE, Esq of Richmond was Unanimously
re elecsed Printer for the Senate.
Mr.. CHRISTIAN, Of Augusta, submitted resolution
for the appointment of committee Of three TO info
the House that thu Senate was nos organized and pre-
pared act in conjunction with the House in sending
a CON ttee to the Governor inform him that the
General Assembly ia session. and ready to receive
any communication he might have to subm {.
The resolution adopted, and the President ap-
pointed Sessrs- CHRISTIAN. of Augusta Frazier and
TAYLOR, of Norfolk.
Subsequently, message from the House Of Delegates
was received, informing the Senate Of the egiIz ion
OF that body and lis in the resolution Of
the Senate.
Mr. CHRISTIAN, from the Committee appointed I'M
der said res luton, reported that the duty assigned
the Committee bad been discharged and that the Gov
ernor would in q short time communicates message 10
the Senate.
The message Of His Excsllercy coon after deliV-
cred to the Clerk by wh m it read 10 the Senate
sOn motion OF Mr.. NASH the fnes s &c and accompa.
nying documents laid upon the table and ordered
to be printed
Mr.. LYNCH submitted joint resolution to lini. tue
action Of the General Assembly the present session.
Laid over uader the rules.
Mr.. DICKINSON submitted resolution, which ives
adopted, providing for opening the daily sessions with
prayer.
On motion Of Mr.. sPITLER the rue, of last sessions
with tue exception OF the 29tN adopted for the
government of the Senate at the present session.
On motion OF Mr.. ARMSTRONG, the 90 h rule, Whci
relates to the standing committees, referred to
committee Of five, to be styled the 'Committee on
kulee." The President announced as said 1mmittee
aessrs. ARMSTRONG Dickinson, FRizER, CHRISTIAN ard
NEwLoN
On motion Of Mr.. LYNCH, the resolution submitted
by him was referred to this Committee.
On motion Of Mr. ARMSTRONG, the Senate ad-
journed. u.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-08
HOUSE OF DELEGATEs.

The members of the newly elected HOuse OF Dele
gates were called to order at noolfby w. f. GoRDos,
Esq Clerk Of the last House.
Mt. RAYMOND, Of Marion, was called TO the chair.
Mr.. W. +. GoRDos, of Albemarle, was unanimously
nominated Clerk of the House.
The election OF Speaker being nezt Ia ord. r.
Mr. ROBERTSON Of Ri hmond, nominated Mr. HUGH
sHkFFEY, OF Aua usIa. He paid high compliment
10 his abilities aid fines for the position.
Mr. CROCKETT, of Wythe, supported the nom'na-
lion.
There being no other nomination he vote vas aiken
and resulted; Mr.. SHEFTEY, l0s; Mr. BouIDm l..
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-08

GoLD j, declining in the Confederate States and ad-
YAneng ia the Yankee States The New York market
Is eIci'ed and the 4,h the closing price was lSSI
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-08

SPECIAL NOTICE.
All persons holding claims against the late firm Of DAVIS DES
s. X. R0NDREE,
septl-Ims Corner Franklin and mayo sts.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-08

duty chssrHly end With the most scrapuous hdslIty.
The redemption Of the people from the yoke Of Yahkes
tyranny was the object nearest his heart and TO LIS &C
compshment be directed hi, Efforts The checks of the
deserters and sraggers end hggards should burn with
shame when contemplating his devotion snd hisi eff
cl6ciDg spirit They should appreciate srch an eI
ample, and SHOULD resolve at emulate it, and
should to the path Of duty with fixed purpose
relieve their land from tho tread OF the invader, or
he died. sacrifice their lives in the effort IL nch shal.
be the result he will not have died in yain The sacr
ce great as 1t was will Impress upon the country
invaluable esson for the instruction Of the present and
future generations.
The extoroner is st II pursuing his heares .traic
and massing his gains. The " 70 him is Godsend,
and he would not have il terminated for any earthly
consideration. He shares none of its hardship'-he
suffers of lis dangers He has perhaps hired a
subst tue, Who for pecuniary consideration, agreed
to be shot 10 his place. Such 10 Ind every
where throughout: the Contederscy; and it is time
something we're done 10 put end to their money
making business.
have been investigating this subject, in the hope
that would be able make practical Iecommen-
daton that would check if IL did not eradicate this
evil Inthe frat ume Of the Revised Code of 1919,
page 56l, find acc which PISSED in l777, emit
sctto prevent forestaling regrating engross
ing and public dues;S which, with very sign amend.
mtnts, would if re.enacted check 10 great MEASURE
this growing evil. invite your attention to it, and re-
commend that some similar act be passed at this
siOn
The 6nancts of the state sre in highly prosperous
conlton-much more prosperous indeed Than could
have teen anticipate under the circumstances which
surround u.s. The numerous demands made upon the
treasury Rave been promptly met end satisfied. Our
revenue is increasing, and the people with that noble
spirit VIII oh has characterized Vrginians cheer
fully pay their taxes and thus maintain the credit aud
Uphold the character OF the commonwealth.
L suggest whether il would not be 3, dispose Of
TIE interest which the state holds in various internal
Improvement companies under such restrictions may
be deemed proper and apply the proceeds arising there
from to the payment of the debt. We could at
this time dispose of these stocks to gea; sdsantg
aud such application Of the proceeds would reduce
the debt 10 comparatively small sum- Ii is the part
OF wisdom to eKtDgush our debt Us rapidly as posi-.
BILE snd any which will prod uce this result,
will greatly incrt public confdeI ce.
The total permanent debt Of the State is
reported TO be-. 81 3q9, $50 80
This sum includes interest
on H. public debt I'M
called for Il c greater
portion OF which is due
to the United States and
her cisizens,-". 2,7sossl 6l
IL Includes also the
borrowed by US to aid in
the prosecution of the
war. and which by
agreement, ia to be re- ..
funded By the Confece-
rate COMMENT amount.
ing to................ 6,bUOOOO OO
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-08
ORITTARY.

10 skrnlsh - New Kent Kent Courthouse, ult
sograatO e. CAHILL Of Company S2i Battalion vi ginH
CsEary
fll young MAJ good and efficient soldier He entered
zoe srvee Of he Confederate sth cay Of March,
lSs during which tine be has always the post OF dut
and rendered hsf worthy Of the highest o bis
soldiers aaphensi bu aAs the cams ana snatehgd
iron uS the pride OF camp
Although his services memory shall ever
&c eherlhed, win hs fond nope lie dow lives Heaven
Enese TIE name Of var heard, aud
A BBOTHKR sOLDIKa.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-08

To pay which, we lave available bank
stocks belonging to the literary fund,
railroad and other stocks belonging TO
the internal Improvement fund, worth
in the market, aud from which c,n be
real zed at any time the stale may di-
rect, the sum Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-08

These sums, making $ll, $50, sol 81, when
deducted, will leave as our state debt
the sum Of. Observation-Disclosures.
Deduct debt, purporting TO be due the
literary fund, which belongs to the
state, and is debt by mere fiction Of
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-08
Leaving only 10 lie provided for, ss4s.si'

This statement has been prepared with care ald alter
consultation with auditors, and will, believe be
found accurate and reliable
have thus brought 10 your attention such matters as
deserving of consideration at this session of the gen.
eral assembly. have only to add. conclusion that
hope harmony and unity will attend your deliberations;
that wisdom will dictate your measures, and that they
will promote the honor, interests and prosperity Of tie
commonwealth and Contederacy.
Respectfully,
JOHN LETCHRR
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-08

In addition, the commonwealth owns
$3.50. 600 worth o! bank stock, which
Whl readily command in the market
the sum Of.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-08
NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.

Treasurer. H. Bhgss
TUESDAY EVENING, Sept s, 1855.
New Baisas GRd Dances,
81 Mia Mary P'.rtinstOn sad ''F'O Nams u
Fs sonelzas viii he
LOTTERY TICKET OR9 1850.
~ IL preparation, entirely New Comedy Theatre,
WORLD OF FASHION, OR LFE Is PARIS
FAe manager has been handed personal trae entitled
osDES AT HOME, Or A MANAGERS TRoUsLEs.
Ia loa ErtravaganEa Burstts, kc ana the author has
- - conceal hnselL and implies nothing bat persona
hdFalioa seuld preventive production
1T WILL SHORTLY b PRoDpcED.
EoTIOE-Tho doors oPsa AZ before L PeFiorna7ee 70
eomnsnes Ai I before 0'elosk precisely.
seBS-h
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-14

HEAVY CoNFIsrATIuN OF PROPERTY UNDER
THE UNITED STATES Tax LAw-rhe United
States Collector Of Internal Revenue loca.
ted at Erie, discovered one day last week
that 1870 barrels OF refined oil had been
shipped east, from The Hatch Refinery, Of
that place, without The payment of the
United Safes tax Ony seven OF the
barrels had The Inspectors seal and The
balance were III ject to confealiou. Tie
I20 barrels we're found In BufflO, aud were
marked parphne oil. The oil was rcfsed
aud liable To u tax of ten cents pc? gallon,
Or ALI average of ST per barrel The Col
Ieetor conhScuted lhe oil, valaed at nearly
$4,000, re- nrued to E:ie, aud couf'cated
nearly 200 barrels, valued al duohL 81 900
aud then proceeded TO II cOuf, Cation Of the
Refinery li'eIf, which Is supposed TO be
worth 100000 together with a horse and
buggy belonging TO one of The proprietors,
which were found on he premises The
parties "ffrudlug are still liable 10 heavy
iue. - Ciereiand Leader.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-14
Rr,rpr oy CApr. ClRLN-We Learn from

REruRN oT Carr. CARLm-we learn from
the Reporter ,La! Capt. cstlis arrived hsms
last week, after an absence Of about four
monihs-on a visit to the % Ohio Battery, nt
Helena. lie reports that the men are in tol-
erably fair condltion--as comfortably situated
as could be expected The following persons
were sick aud would soon be seut to the hos
pilal II. Gallon, ---aA Kennon, Byron VIII
lisms }. A. Bromley, j. wiles. Francis Ham
mond, Of Monroe died on the 2lst ult.. ofchrou-
ic darrb ea. COpt Smiths health bad hsen
rather poor, but was on the amend. Leonard
stanton was Ii the Jefferson Barracks and will
be discharged. The boys had been paid of
for wo months just before the Captain left,
leaving four months yet behind Unpaid
Nearly all the boys sent home SOM thing to
their friends.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-14

MILLINERY GoODs LATEST STYLES Just RE.
CEIvING.--Mr. aud Mrs Wright, Broadway
AShlabuIa, Que door north of llerricks' store,
are just starting Tor New York, aud IN less than
three weeks will have the choicest stock ot
MliliBery Goods ever offered in Ashtabuls -
As they have just received a lew goods and fad
them very reasonable, feel confident that they
can sell as cheap as usual. Millinery Goods,
therefore, of all descriptions, at the lowest
prices. This stock will Include lhe latest pat
terms. Ladies' you can have pretty BoAnets il
you cell at Wright's.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-14

GREAT 'CoNsUMPTioN OF WAR MATERIAL.
General RoSDcRANS, in his repor of the
battle of MurfreesbOreUgh, estimates that
10000 rounds of artillery fred by lhe
Unioin>ts, 1913 hit the enemy ran of g..
100000 rounds musketTy, 1882. were
eileetual. This would show that lweAty.
seven cannon shets, or one hundred and
hrty'6ve musket shots were repaired to hit
one man Averaging at one ounce each,
The weight of metal required in bringing
down al enemy would be pounds while
OF the former it would require about 225
pounds, or one aud the half a weight Of
the humsn body. As, however, the pro.
portion killed or diving from wounds would
be only about one fourth of the number put
hOr' GI combat. the figures given above
must be Increased to the sone degree. II
will readily be seen how much more des.
faction is dealt by the musket than the
loud'mouthed cannon, when firing either
roubd shot or shell ~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-14
DIED..

Iu Kugsville, Feb. 2sth, Horace CLKvE'
LAND, aged 70.
Killed in battle at Prairie Grove, Ark on
the 7lh of Nov, S. S. WOOD, aged 40, former
y Of this County. Reporter copy,
In Morgan, Feb. 10Th, OF Scarlet Fever,
CLARIBELL E. only daughter of Ii. q. and f.
Wilbur, aged I9 months aud II days.
In Cherry Valley, Feb. l4th, MARY Corn
WELL, aged 81.
AT Mound City hospital, March oath, 1862
OF Typhoid fever and liberated throat AlmOn
X. Stone Of the l4th OHIO Battery aged "a.
In hospital at Lavergne, Tenn, Feb. 23d
1868, of consumption, ALruEUs ID. SroNE of
bouthwicks Battery, aged 81, sons of Da, id
and Sophia II Stone Of Geneua.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-14

GEo. HALL, is out, as may be seen, with bis
advertisement for 1863, and has already
opened the spring trade contemplating in the
present plethora of money, and the general &C.
tivity OF business, brisk trade for the year
the great variety, and The excellence of the in-
slfuments, which compose his list As New
England is not thrust out into the cold, in ac
cordOnce with copperhead Vaccinations, the
t iuuphs Of het uneqasled skill ATE found
among the various manufacturers he is ealing
il, See adv.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-14

vERILY !-.The Rome, n. Y Sentinel, de-
mocratc sheet Of great political attainment and
sagacity evidently, thisks tho war will not only
result in strengthening perpetuatng slavery,
but that it will afford convincing proofs of the
divine aud beneficial nature Of the institution J..
Assertions equally Astute aud alarming may be
heard occasionally ofa sunny day on our street
corners, establishing beyond doubt, that
Brooklyn theology was no mere chmera.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-14

We ask the attention of the reader 10 the sn-
nouucement oil Mr. .SPEsckR, proposing to give
an evenings entertainment TO our citizens by
Readings frsm Surioss popular authors From
the responsibility aud literary qualifications of
those who are Instrumental in bringing him be-
fore the community, we doubt rot the entertain
ment will prove of real merit
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-14
Z. Nc Guire,
HAS Removed his Stock of Goods
Stoves, Tin Ware, &c.

HAS Removed his Stock of Goods
Stoves, Tin Ware, &c.
to the store formerly ostuped Neat Market nearly oppo-
site his old stand
Thankful for past vorS and patronage again appeal to
the public to be kind enOugc to call my sand-havng
purchased fitted and permanently located myself opposite
the Fisk House. will endeavOr to accommodate my friends
aud the public with everything in my line such as
Stoves. Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron, Brittana
aud Glass Ware, Coal Oil Lamps,
Jappancd Ware, Tea.Ssrvers, Cutlery, Pumps,
Nails and some Hardware and Cutlery,
Brass and Ename ed Kettles Wooden Ware,
Farming Implements,
Horse Rakes, Culiivalors. mower and reaper
Grinders, Scythes. Forks, Shovels Spades, Axes,
Axe lieves &c. sc
Allow say with regard to my fht Class Stoves that
refer many Of the best citizens Of Ashtabua and
onity to show that they giving good satisfaction any
stove in tue county.
Give a cal-opposite the Fisk House, reeolleet.
AEItabula. Jan. ], 1868. 6Sl T, Nc CURE.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-14

Then shalt not steal, is an axiom which no
one disputes, but which very many svsde and
seem quite wiling 10 forget its teachings Un-
scrupulouI persons have. and are still initiating
Herrick Aliens Gold Medal Sueratus. We
make mention Of this fact 10 put all persons who
want the best article on their guard, aud our
advice Is TO bay no other, as that, In our judg.
ment, is the only article that should enter the
stomach Of any one who cares for health and
good bread or biscuit Most of our grocers
have it for sale. The depot is liz Liberty
street. n York
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-14

We eonmend to the readers atteHtion, the
article from the Leeds-Engand- Times, show
ing as it does, in clear and able manner, the
more common phase at this time, Of English
sentiment as it stands opposed to the subsid-
lied fuminutions of the London Times. The
revolution that ID now taking place iu English
sentiment is having the effect of rocking the
underpinning from under secession and its or
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-14

Dr. r. W. CLIFFORD, having passed an exam
iuation Of the Naval Board at Washington
has been houored with commissions az acting
assistant Surgeon in the Temporary service da-
ted marca Sd from which time, having report
ed at Oncu for duty, his pay commenced. By
his interchangeable industry in the work of prep
aration be has earned this distinction.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-14
MARRIED..

In Chsrry Valley, Narch Let, at Ns resi-
dsncs of Wesley clark, Esq by Rev. A. IL
Chase, Miss EMILY CLARK 10 Mr.. LHsrHR J
BURLINouAK, vi Andover.
IL Geneva, March 4th, by the Rev. J. Ora
ham, Miss ANGIE |. BELDEN, TO Mr.. +. A. VII
BUR, beth OF Geneva.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-14

Mrs Maria Davis aud hef son Jume,, of
youngstown are on trial at Cleveland, charged
with the passage OF counterfeit money con-
ftderale by the usme of John NJ. Walker, has
been arrested at Rochester, aud is now in Jail
at Pittsburgh.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-14

CONDUCTOR G. @. PosT, OF the Steubenvillc
Columbus & Cincinnsti Road has laid US under
obligations by bis assiduous aud gcntemanly
attention 10 members Of the editorial household
which we take pIeahnre 10 acknowledging.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-14

Howard Asso0IATIoSi PHILADELPuIA-This
well known Institution, continues its humane
labOrs for the relief of the victims OF yiruleut
diseases, aud iIS managers have won for them.
selves high reputation for honorable conduct,
as well as professional skill. We believe it is
highly useful aud perfectly reliable Institu-
az
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-14
To Wagonmakers

N Good Workman. Of Industrious Hab
It's may at reasonable reut engage established paying
business In shop eigby located p the village of Kings
willie. The shop has until recently been the in the
village enjoying good run of patronage. he chance
eHceSen one I'd embark iu established reniuuetye bn
Biness Apply to 7. RICHMOND.
KinKsyle February 1863. 4t6ST
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-14

Late news from Franklin, Teas, states
that our troops fought with great ValOr un.
I'll their ammunition was exhausted. Oar
loss in killed and wounded is about 800 -
We also lose | 900 prisoners The Rebel
loss, acco ding to their own statement, is
double that Of ours 10 killed aud wound
rd
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-14
Thompson Quarry.

THIS Quarry. situated at Thompson,
Il Lake County Ia the aud convenient for
the citizens Of Ashtabua and vicinity Of any otbe and the
quality Of its stone il superior for fnes OF texture and
durability Stone cut 10 dimensions aud for any purpose
dressed in the most worknnnke mal and at short notice
Orders solicited, for Faggng Steps WeStOnes Under
pinnng, Window and Door Caps and ss Coping and Wa
ter Tables When the travelling Is good parties do their
own hauling at considerable saving. B. EDGEkT0N.
ThomDEOn, Dec. l. 1862. 675
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-14
Farm for Sale.

A BOUT 40 Ar eS of Good Land with
comfor able House. Barn and other buildings and
Orchard in good heing condition. lying in the East
of Rome, will be so favorable terms exchanged for
place the Lake Shore. The farm Is well fenced and
tered, and without foot oil waste or untilabe land
l.. l.. NORTON.
Rome. Feb 1863. tf6s7
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-14
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

LANDLORD CULvtR, is TO be installed as mine
host of the Fisk House, on Monday next.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-14
Leather.

WARD SMITH by the withdrawal of
eiF W. cArlials has sgAin become the sole ptopri-
Turning and CEyyying BHsinsss,
At the old stand in the village of AsbAbula whsr. VII b.
found ~ all times general assortment OF
Boot and Shoe findings. French Calf. Kin
Lining aud Topping SkinG.
inthis or any other Market ~ - ''uh'
". W. SMITH.
sgsoased . Il and ssscs Without delay ~ A'''
"" 80 ". ", SiIrH
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-14

Attention is called to the advertisement OF
Mr.. G. Avery aud his new shop at the old Ba.
znar. lie expects to be able to meet the or
ders Of his friends 10 their sa isfacton, as we'll
as to price as the excellence OF his work