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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-10

Thousands OF citizens suffering from Dyspepsia and
Liver Diseases and 10 whom the following questions apply
we guarantee H00FLANDS GERMAN BlTTERS VIE
cure them.
Dyspepsia and Liver Disease.
Do you rise with coated tongue mornings, with ba<
taste in the mouth and poor appetite for breakfast Do
scarcely get abOuti Do have dizziness In the head at
times aud often dullness, with headache occasionally
your bowels costve and irregular and appetite change
able you throw up wind from the stomach, aud do
YOU swell up often Do you feel ulness after eating ana
sinking when the stomach IL empty DO you have heart
burn occasiopay Do you feel low spirited, and look
dark side of hing Are you not unusually nervous at
times Do you not become restless. and often lay until
midnight before you go TO sleep and then at tnos,
don't YOU dull and sleepy most OF the timer Ia
akin dry scay also sallow In short ia not your o
a burthen, full offorebodingsi
DR.. Hoofand's German Bitters
viii cure every case of Chronic or Nervous Debility Disease
the Kidneys and Diseases arising from disordsod
stomach.
Observe the following symptomT resulting from Dsords
Conati-
PATTON Inward
Piles, Fulness Blood
TO the Head, Acidity Of the So-
mach, Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for
Food. Fulness or Weight In the Stomach, Sour
Eructatons, Sinking Fluttsring at the Pit Of the
Stomach, Swimming OF the Head Hurried and Difficult
Breathing, Flutteng at the Heart Choking ufocatng
Sensations when In lying posture, Dmness Of Vision,
In the Head. Deficiency Of Preparation, Yellow
ness Of the skin and Eyes, Pain In the
Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, &c.
Sudden F1ushes of Heat
Burning In the
Flesh
Constant Imaginpgs Of Evil and great Depression ofSpis
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-10

Diseases Of Kidney and Bladder,
In Young or Aged, Male or Female,
Are speedily removed and the Patient restored to HEALTH
Delicate Children,
Those suffering from NARASMUS, wasting away with
scarcely hesh their bones cured In very shor
time bottle in such cases. will bsvs surprising
effect
Parents
Having suffering children above and wishing 10 rAiss
them, will regret the day they commenced with these
Bitters.
Literary Men, Students,
And those working hard with their brans should always
keep bottle OF H00FLANDS BlTTERS them, they
will hnd much benefit from its to both mind and body
inyigoratng and not depressing.
1t is not Liquor Stimulant,
And leaves prostraton.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-10

DIR. BURNS, Dentist, Madison, Ohio,
Once in the Brick Block the Post Once Operations
warranted and charges reasonable Best Of references
given. lyr-719.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-10
Delicate Children,
Literary Men, Students,

Having suffering children above, and Wishing rAs
them will never regret the day they with these
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-10

NEW BARBER SHOP.-The sub
serbsr has opened Barber Shop In the known
Kue door TO the bank where he hopes by
thorough with his business close attention TO
customers, and skilaI manipulation OF their needs and
fances 70 reach APPRECIATION ,nd draw their will
ing purses the Of honest living Give call
Ashtabuls, September aoth 1868. stIis.
The New York herald., 1863-08-22

NyW YORK, HARtEn AND ALBANY RAiLRoAD -
TrAns viii ieave 1vsusy eixth ssFUes dspos FER Abasy
70 = =. ,cyI.e :. wiiianssrsdss, whis fisias Bed
VITA Csasrl aad uorshsn RAlrosl fsr es,o1 al III
Ietsss .svsh ssd wese res Crssen 1sik, SDz T. aad6
~; % Ss''ss 3 Al; IA ": ;:::
kAsiSass SaE;1 orssss yaiis, xkiS fsss ss1
Essss .ss..se g x:i;s IN: q s.:.ss. , ss,s
forSsrn and Wsssssa lraina sloppns q Vi sssucns fr
Shfsss.t = S.s'1 ~ ~ sssss rs :,.: .:S =.
;;,'ssiy ys,s. ;ssss = ;Ss Hsh; rs'si
II.%:s-,as. Gs 49, \ "a = 2 ~ 5sssa y.hs ws'. s
s,s. ss ..sssa san :, SsH sSs cos ~ 1. sss
=, storens :, 4. s,ssess sse.P, rersyIs; tor Williams.
pss. sr ~ yilsmssssAcs ssd wh... r.a. .rsiu. .,sp
w,liismabrsass, eA i03 a n u a. 30 81 sss ~
" rorgaag atsi satoas. cse,sn yass n " siSpsAas
4Yuk BJacaiLL. s4psris -sr- -ssi.
The New York herald., 1863-08-22
RAMROADs.

HUDSON RIvER RAlLRoAD.-TRAIHs roR AL
.ss "a s "a ~ Is:ss;s: sss:s. 'ii:s. sss.
6Ays 81 81 r. ~. from nhirt<eb flckats usy -
Rrccursd a any q ne Q4Ss wEsrcoTrs sIPRkss.
. = sss o. Z. ss ;ss,s . A'
The New York herald., 1863-08-22
REsTAURANrs.

DEsrAURANT -BDwARD MRHL ,LArE HEAD
" cook for Mr. Berry. 10 nrcAd street, vii open
day (aaturday) August n. the restaurant No Broad
way o. rul,on srss and iayss HE fr,ends and
former customsvs of the establish meat gvs him cal
where everything in b. obsansd gr~sty
ducsd psiees Order ant cissnlsess viii bs preserved
ostsfy all parti q
The New York herald., 1863-08-22

U,fCyIC AND COTTLLlON RECITATION TO
i newark Ba{ Grose % ru..day, Aagn., as bS, under
,nUsc hr clas and ~ barses ha 70 bes
enragrd will foSs of Broone strset "a. riy.r
=. O'clock: foot o. sprng North rlvsv o.riocs
Tsenlsis street Soih rivsr s ~ ecocs Takess 81 Cd
,ittins aengenAn ahi ladies' 10 Of th~
-,1r,',,es and lhe arrg riscas NJ uoodhrrt Y,.-
E fEery. James n. xreAris. iiG-k sss9et Jq-rpa De
Ao-sL
The New York herald., 1863-08-22
SyCRANrON COAL AT AUCTION.
OsYIcx or rnE DELAWARE, LAcKAwASNAl
w xsTxRN RAILROAD COMPANY, 7


IS wLLIAn STRskT, Nsw YoRK. August 10 1883.
This Company will hold their Seventh Regular Monthly
Auction, on Wednesday the 26th day Of August i5cs
= u o'clock, noon q the rooms now ussd a. nc ner
Gism street. at which time they viii Offer. b. SIMEON
RMSHHrrFYrlyE THOUSAND TONS OF FRESH MINED
SCRANTON COAL.
embracing the and deliverable at their depot
&1abethpor n j. after the lst Of September n.st Lssy
will repeat such auction sales ON or shout tho ah OF eAen
Tho sale be positive Each lot put up win be sold 70
She highest bidder no BIDS IN any iorm oeins
y cepts per ton banksblc funds 70 be paid q the
tms and place and the balance in like funds on re-
eelns the order for the coal which mn.. % caed % hos
thirty days the day o. sale unless navsAuon y ob,
etructsd Buyers wish however have additional
thirty days for taking the delivery q hsr pursnsSsss& S & x
ien days above speched interest," at csnt per
nnum win in such be charscd on the balance from
S %. os u y Gs o he
The other conditions als win 30 substantially thoss
s:ssH e. n:
oa will b Delivered direct Prom the their arrival
om the misss & meet ss uen eS 81 oa
steamers. whose arrival cannot q eas,,
vxrsIrIAM ABBOTT, AuCTIONEER-MoRT0A0E
w sas -on Monday. 3sth ns! - 10Y clock he s.oet
ara yirures OF the Grocery Liquor Store No 80 Canal
s,rset consisting o. % ssI SSa rcua
SAMUEL B. LOGAN. Attorney fos Mortgages.
vxTN WOLF, AUCT10NBBR-0FyIcB - JACKSON
w street sells on Monday Angus, - h e. loh Ssoei s ~;
f~ss. CoTcs Rice barley. Soap Candles starch, Flour
sesss A. Snow Cases. and al other ssos asars Sail
gpostivc.
The New York herald., 1863-08-22

N BO0ART AUCIoNEER-BY g. j. BOGART.
eons No. North wiihsm .irs:. Hos.ehcid Tarnilarc.
Wagons Harness, 10, consisting Of mahogany Sefas.
Lounges French plate Mirrors Bureaus washsssd. one
mahogany Bookcasa two bsck vsInnt with Pc
Eres Drawers SHOWING marble top Tables, oak and
Ao1any Chairs. BrusseS Cenpets Bedroom and Kkchen
furniure Also three hight Wagons Atsl0 O'Clock casks
II n, W{nA
The New York herald., 1863-08-22
- f8Nslv - -
SALES AT AUCTION.
Q. BAKER 4 co xfyoTIOsxEsa

o; BAKER 4 CO.. AUcrIONEKRs
t: pniscsnt housshold Furnsurs P.insnss "a
aay !saarday M the elegant residence. No As West SIX
teenth street between Fh and Sixth avenues sale COM
menong At l0x O'Clock. Drawing Room Suit covered
CItt French broea,e rlssofas. Chairs Arm and reception
Sookoass lined with saunwood: Csblrets knooisnures
brocaiel ladies' Work Tables superb and China
Vases arstic Bronze Figures Centre Tables Kings Recn
ing Chairs ard and Chexs Tables Curtains
Plate Pier and Manel Mirrors Bronze Clock Velvet Car
Rack. wanA washsiands. Stair Carpets; Dining Room
Oak Bunet- Extension Table Ruby and White Glassware
China Tea Sets Silver Casters Coffee Urn.
Baskets, NapAio kn $ Table Cutlery Linen, &C Chan.
ensuie HAN and Spring Mattresses walnut Bureaus Sofas
Chairs 40.
The New York herald., 1863-08-22

I.,IsHISa BANKS AHoY.-HARRy HILLS GRAND
Escurson 10 the Fshpg viii take place on We'd
Enssssy. August 70 The well nno.n and eo4modous
steamer UTICA Capt Sherman. has been engaged for
"TRIP and VII leave foot cf Amos street - pier
- Ss.,h v,sT s: Esr 09 q =
Harry Hiil fpar,n,ess the "TRIP most pleasant ons in
muse and plenty o. dancing 0entismsns tickets. ";
The New York herald., 1863-08-22
MUSICAL.

4 nAGNIYroEHT FULL SEVEN 0cTAvE ROsBw00A
sss and overs,rusg b.ss "a moisrn
hs Turniturs and three bedrooms
sscr,eoe Tor cssh Inquire Il li2 west kEh sres
The New York herald., 1863-08-22
HEw PysLiCATIoxs.

Ur uoU wAkY ~ Know
l.,,. az s.g..s As ''ss' Is 1' si".''' A'. ''H'
MEDICAL comuos sEssg
ROOD knsA Zee evssy Cset>sss t~blss fsr- tse
rr,sr ~ ps.sy~y~r asyo4s Arvss.~si ~ s~sssy -
NtEtkRa, No vssry stseet. a tts s9tAgfs Dt ",
rtsOT1. LID sss>dwss r.
vpyApr foVyIcfsL)-rug rrfTED STATES COS
IL ssvspslsa Las nssioesi Bntts 49, Prs svs asas~
" IoRrLAE, lu tesss see~b ~ Y.
THE BEYrAsgaos -sY stE0AR1r. evEgs ~
il Sss.f~ fslf trsnsstet frena fssass opfJ ~ ~
s,.xtss. ~sss rkis . ". rFsss us.A ~ - fyssa =
Tsrsrs uxs.aars lssi D. ssssa - tFfJ rfs r~Asss
- se~~s ssgA ~ .ttst- psssrts sfssaens fss
"h sLsscuiaO r.-1a. N AAa srss.
The New York herald., 1863-08-22
AmCBE mENTN.

L AmCbGmEWT8s
| NrrLos oArprs ,.I p
rus suSsss fsEArTr or rl,s X ooUsrns S% rMs;.A''
ElsE $sss sis'Ssi sS4 4 .,..
s9s sn :: .nsossss :, previous .as~sa mr ws
'." cosol.UDiso siaars
John ''''sA'% fk 'Ss Sofss i's'ii sorio siS. ''''
THREE MONTHS
A' AND aUDksS.
A., s ~. .s's sn, G.s q IA y,
.h .ous wu. S4,iss GAasIsksEnSas Gas .aa while there. m
a eAfq r Ixssi S,asFts Ak i1ssSDsau EasfDha
rh' Press a.d Public Prono.n,, s ~ 49, a.
scsssHs ss sssss!ss q ssHsss.sD sssssssssD y 4.
nrcHhsIssE saSsITSss SsssSIS ssS5IsSrsSlBl MS BlrHro1
Music und'r,is sss,,ss sssss,s,ss & T,rvsvb Doa~o",.
Ana 'A' THE uxs1 nhtSP is Tnh hA55Ss d565tsrnr
TassE ,p.,s ssHs y so,pysy ApysscE
ynK pisrwnnlsnsD ThxanDrAs.
engaged No a ASR;ia'sI' SSarsI s. u
NEW 'oSFGx ssfTx51r TSFsTss, sIssr Angus. "a. .ss.
GREAT AcniiEvEAEsr
FIRST '7sT SfaSstcrros ass
csosr Ss
PENFECT fLLusTkAfIok
MAsTEn GENIUS
IL1ssrosARHr 81 'ssssxnLAscr
oNO3 LIVING BETNo
T0rssnsr With the '"ssnsff, siIsfr fsTps %ca2p Il tho
To-night will bs presented with al tho aduncta pAse
pherualiA, Ac.. shakspere's snisInls tragedy az
MACBETH
MR.. kDDY.
The popular American xAs.disp,
MACBETH
MRS fAKREN,
The famous tragic actress
LADY MACBETH
EK .. 9. BosIFAcE.
Tho company app~aring.
In tho tragedy will 10 prcs~ntsJ
tho following
iiusory rablea,ss-
THREE wlriuKs or rue Bi.AsrED HEArH.
1iE GHOST or BANQUo,
The
SPIRITS or TIiK EIGHT kIN0a.
PHAkrOMb IN THE AIR.
ArPAHITIOs or THR BABE,
APPARITt0N or THE CHILD KING,
THK SPIRIT or THE ARMED HkAD.
MOST ASTOUNDING
SUPERNATURAL EFFECra
Couciudiog with
COMEDY AND DRAMA.
The New York herald., 1863-08-22

IN sELDNER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3 LEVY
III. will soil Monday. August ~, at l0< O'CLOCK on the
promises OF l6o Sixth street. near avenue B. All the Stock
large aud nno assortment Of Gonees Tea. sugass Soap
o or VERY domestic SegarS; also very neat
Housshoid Furniture, several Wagons, one very hne
}Horse, &C.
nr DOUGHTY, AUCrONEER. WILL SELL THIS
A. day al lO O'Clock sAesroom 70 Nassau street,
6enerai asortment Household Furniture Carpets Cocoa
aitin9 Mirrorn Sofas Chairs Bureaus WAshstands Bed
Seads Mattresses Psiasses black valiant rosewood and
Dining Tables; enameed Chamber suits, oak and walnut
Chamber Bui q. 40.
The New York herald., 1863-08-22

V,reurNo pAsKs-sTEAMER MARYLAND LEAvKa
f PECK arp A. NJ, West Twcntleth street ~ Dsy
HIiay Fkfcc0 Music refreshmsnA. bait and inss
b. Loard.
The New York herald., 1863-08-22
EXCURSIONS.

TsOR THE CHOLERA BASKs-THE SEA STEAMER
In 4, BOARDMAN, acronpanisd by @. Andersen the
po sl maks an snr,,on 70 .hs above psc. on sssarsy
70 Be- had s N Bowery ~ Chfy ste ample and
6nbtantai chowdes served FREQ fare for exsur
The New York herald., 1863-08-22

THE ATLANTIC IRISH ROYAL STEAM NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
GALWAY LINZ.
ADRIATIC. 400 horse power 4 OU tons
HIBERNIA, .0l0 horse power, 500 toas
COLUMBIA. OU horse power, 3. 100 tons.
ANGLIA, 200 horse power, 1000 tons
The magnificent steA ship
HIBERNIA
win sail from Galway % Boston on "Wednesday the ish OF
August TO be followed by tho other the line
every alternate wednesday TO Boston and New York alter
nately.
Rates Of passage York Galway and
Liverpool payable Ia gold it's equivalent In
intermediate. IS
For passage apply at tho ohice of The agents
sABEL SEARLE. Is Broadway
ELxAzKR JONES, Manager.
The New York herald., 1863-08-22

yVASrED-A PARTNER. with $500 TO Sso.oo
wv cssh capital by . thorough business man. Who can
large Of acluAntances Of the highest re-
spectAbity and In PcnnsJvaniA New Jersey and
esewhee transact their monsycd anAxs IN this city Fos
10 A. ~ and y. N.
mOOn PARTNER WANTED. 10 ASSIST AND
81UU. share OF tho best making businesses
IL this country ready % vi.it the .asrns pses. Isso.
osaiion ana everything perfectly sassactoy. POkTkA
CO., So Broadway, third moor
eSnn -coPARrNBRsH!P.-A "A HALF INTEREST IN
0OUV. . valuable pstent Kerosene Oh Burner. without
chlmney for SALE Tools and facss ready for raAnulAc
turing splendid chance for sod business man Oasl
81 No Plat street, bstwesa 10 ksd O'Clock
o1 nOn "A sUPKRIoR BUSINESS oPnNiNg 10
3l.UUV. Apary with tAs amount in taah. Aadrcas
Xatss Herald ONCE.
e1 OOO a PARTY nxsrREs TO INVEST ABOUT
Ol.UOU. this amanAi partner In seAasobshed aud
payfng prsfsrrcdxh bis
would nOt b eeoenta exoep 70 look aftes the
Ac address. aAng nature Of bSsansss, Ac. H. Q.
j., Herald O0oe.
mCO OnA -THR ADvKRrIsBA vlaHRs 10 MEET
1OU.UOV. pr.mps scsvs sssness man With this
sprss eouaeesd .ia .as s:s = sso1s suitable for .hs
Ier,timss e6cai favors Ac, Ia. Address L. A ~ Pcst
ones. 4. r.. stating who're IN Interview may - he'd
The New York herald., 1863-08-22

TINS uIN0 BANKS, AHOY CAUGHT DAILY -
F On .ssmsr STATEN TsLAEbER, Cspain I. o Phiiip.
unnns every day, except Saturday from South Eleventh
srsst wiiafnssars att A. ~. fsck Snip n rwensissh
rest North 9; Spring street. sk. pier Mo- ~ orth
EvsrpA n Music and dancing Bait and refresh huasnts
kurni.hed on bokrd. n. b -)n rturnIns will make ths
The New York herald., 1863-08-22

N1ENRY II. LEEDS CO.. AUCrIONRERs-HENRY
H. LEEDS &CO will sell at auction this day at IN tr
Daosrooms No Is Nassau street, IL clock
pine baskets Of superior Also carved rose
WOOD ebony sud gilt sItt Parlor Furniture covered In
crimson and gold medallion brocatel.
The New York herald., 1863-08-22

lGEORGE @. HAyDOCK AUCTIONEER -FRRNCr
~ sand Amsrican Film. Glass BY ROBERT HAYDOCK
Liberty street on four months credit two hundred SIT
packages best French GLASS; importation Messrs Perier
Caeaux full assortment cut and pan 81 packages
men Glass; five hundred packages American hundred
packages Kerosene ChiInneys Tampa &C. two hund rad
cases Auerbury ana Reds Fruit Jars.
The New York herald., 1863-08-22

! apr RNup PIANO voR 800. n. DARnoRR
"A No. sss Deeeksr stree. onsr shs,r ps.ism Piaocs
ssye and ensh warranted for ave yeara Aiso, fians
css.s exso for S1sO aood
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-19
,rHE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.


and left for the field on Saturday. Gov. Pier
point has been in Washington urging an in
crease Of mounted men in that region
An ong che news brought from South Caro-
Ina bv the Arago. are the details Of the cap
ture Of the blockade runner Cherokee, on
Charleston, by the Canandaigua, who followed
her, and, after sharp chase, boarded and tooz
possession Of her. She is propeller, bulIt 10
the Clyde, is very swift, and had cargo Of
four hundred and fifty bales Of cotton and
large quantity of tobacco, worth III all one
hundred and seventy-fve thousand dollars. -~
She was bound for Nassau. She arrived at
Boston yesterday m charge Of prize crew.
The New York papers contain various artl-
cles on alleged complications in the Cabinet
but it is uot known hat truth there IS In any
Of the statements
Gold, in New York, is now l49s
The regular anniversary Of the wv ashington
Sunday School Union was yesterday held IN
the several districts, embracing the thirty-two
schools connected with the Union. The day
was fine, and The attendance Of teachers and
scholars was large,
Gen. Heintzelman has issued an order con-
plimen ing COL De Forrest ofthe 9Th New
York cavalry, his officers and men, for their
rescue Of detachment Of the lst Virginia cav
airy, surprised and overpowered by Coincide
rate cavalry, under Major Moseby.
Gen Hooker will remain at the head Of the
army of the Potomac The World writer says:
The effort to have him removed has tailed,
chiefly on account OF the urgency Of General
Daniel E. Sickles, who processes unbounded
faith in Gen Hooker's capacity and general
ship"
The N. Y. World brings up the case Of Col.
Talcott, now in imprisonment in Fort Lafay-
cite, and urges his trial or his release. The
World contends that be is a loyal man.
Col. Don Piat,, having completed his labors
on the Buell. commission, to which he was as
signed by the T. s. Secretary OF War as Judge
and entered upon his duties as Assistant In
spector General and Chief of Staff
The New Orleans papers state that Captain
Dwight, US. a, was killed by a party Of guer
illas on the road leading irons Washington to
Alexandria, in Louisiana Gen, Banks imme.
diately issued an order directing that 100 per.
sons living in the vicinity should be arrested
and sent under strong guard to New Orleans,
where they Will be kept In close confinement
till further orders, as hostages.
The Saith Massachusetts, (colored) Regiment
was yesterday presented with four regimental
colors. Presentation speeches were made BY
Governor Andrew, who said that he was iden-
tilted With the regiment, and stood or fell with
its history as man and magistrate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-19
SAD CONCLUSION OF A Rprn., -

n!nd as OF the uncertainty Of all thpe s hrm re-
was witnessed yesterday at EIrira IS t human
turn OF the 23rd regiment from tho s"il '''e re.
people OF EInira made al! preparat;on 'u -. Inc
site to give the returning volunteers l n,
welcome, and many came in from slr, 8 warm
had friends in the regiment 20 o;n y - Hne
tivities Among these from ahr r :" '1 n, le'
party from Cortland, who had come v ~II q
bride to meet her Intended husband o.
Clark, Of the 23rd The feeling Of the NJ vs s!r
knowing that the train vas rnomentauv S' ~
pected, may be imagined They saw in art;,
lpatlon t &c young Captain meeting his Lr;i.
and she doubtless saw him in her fancy ~ ~
Was rushing from the train to meet her. Rnt
alas =! what change was to shortly take n1,es
in the feelings of that young lady and her At.
tcndant friends. The train came, but instead
Of bringing the young Captain full Of life and
with buoyant hope, it brought his corpse. H.
had been killed bnt few hours before near
Wilhamsport, by coming in contact with a.
bridge The bride was overwhelmed with
grief and was borne away by Borrowing friends
The party returned to Cortland, bearing the /
remains of Capt. Clark--a mourning troupe
| indeed. This sad accident caused much SEN
sation in the regiment, and threw cloud oYe.
the festivities in which the officers and men
were invited to engage By the people Of Emn
- Rochester Union OF May H.
Senators Wade and Chandler returned to
Washington on Saturday evening, from wit
to the Army OF the Potomac. They report
the troops in the most effective condition aoa
in the best Of spirits.
The commission appointed by the President
% inquire into The operations of the Army Of
the Ohio, in Tennessee and Kentucky, has
closed its proceedings at Cincinnati, sitter
81 ssion of over five months The pile Of manu-
script testimony which accumulated during
this investigation is over two feet in height
The Prussian government Is exercising 'us
censorship over the telegraphs very S'1c"!
so far as al news from Poland unfa7oraos /"
Russia is concerned. The Journals IN tos
eastern provinces are filled with complains "
the manner in which the telegraph 0lA'"'
treat them. II
VIM. B. Compton was arrested "s',"
months ago on the charge Of being ConIsus
rate spy He vas taken to Fort Acnsuj
where he was tried by court-nart'sI' ooo'' ~.
and sentenced TO be hung. The sentence on NJ,
been approved by the President and the NJ. 'y ss
instant has been appointed as the day 'O' WV W.
execution. He was arrested IN " esEs'D -
ginia. os, pqr,
Secretary Usher, of the interior Mr . , Ds'
Postmaster General, and Mr.. Jos. H. ba'' '.os
Commissioner of Pensions, lett >" a,D',' tbe
yesterday for the West and will a as's" na.n3,
Union convention to be held at C'e@''''
Ohio, on the goth inst. ,na;og 10
Brigadier General Hascall c0n'n'an and'
Indiana has been relieved Of his con'nlsDt s,on
m. NTH a cargo w wv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-19

have Joined the negro regiment 00'''0 - S>eS"s
organized in that city.
The ssear,ev City Of Glasgow, on her last
rrin westward, brought about thirty STOW
ay,vs' '-~r>,ay, who had hidden themselves Oh
hard e ges free passage TO America; " Iaen
l2;scoyered. they were set 20 WORK, ana on ar
<;v;nc IT New York harbor were tFansferreu 20
The Civ OF Washington, just leaving tor L h
crDool. Thus they saw but could nor reach 'le
promised ,aDd
Gen. Thomas T Crittsnden has rendered MS
roa;gnat(ou 70 Gen. Roseorans. The reason IS
that certair charges which he had preferred
scsjnst Col. Caldwell, OF the 8lst Indiana lor
d;sloyslt7, were suppressed by his superior OF
Sicers. The lieutenant colonel, major ana au-
;,,fant Of the 8lst have res gned tor the same
reasons,
In reference 10 the quantity ofbIankets, &C.
taken bv the Confederates after the late bat
slea, the Washington Republican says we
were informed, seine days since, that General
Hocker, in returning TO the north bank OF tn7
Rappahannock with his army, lett IN various
nlaces upon the battle fields Of Characteristic
oyarcoats, knapsacks and blankets They
we're deposited, from time TO time, 5y order OF
the brigade and rcgiuler.tal commanders, to re-
]ieve the men OF 5heir burdens while lighting
Of course the lines were constantly changing,
and when the army was ordered by the dene-
raj commanding to return, there was no time
for the men 70 collect their goods scattered EVER
miles Of ground. "
Gen Burnside's general order reoltes the
court martial trial Of Mr.. Vallandigham, SEN
eencing him to close confinement during yesr
in some fortress to be selected by the comman-
der of the department. The order names Fort
Warren. II is said that Mr.. Y. has been sent
from Cincinnati, prof. ably to Fort Warren.
Coz. Seymour letter to the Vallandigham
meeting in Albany, is most decided in its con-
demnation Of the arrest Of that gentleman, and
emphatic in It's language, He says the public
s'are looking to the action Of the government
with the utmost solicitude, and it will deter
maine the action Of more than hall Of the peo~
pie of the loyal States. .
The provost marshals appointed under the
enrolment act have received their instructions,
and been directed to proceed with the draft
forthwith, It is supposed, however, that it
will take from fifty to sixty days to complete
It, and it is doubtful whether any draft can be
made before the middle Of July, Volunteers
may, however, be called for before that time.
The issue of legal tender notes has been dis
continued, and the blank notes now on hand
have been sealed up. The total amount of
greenbacks in circulation is not far from s405,
100000.
The protracted negotiations for an adjust
xnent of claims of citizens Of the y. s, on the
per1auian eovernrnent have been hrougLk TO