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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-11-03
"The Union is the one condition

OF Peace--I ask no other" is the patri-
otic language of our gallant candidate for
President The Union, pure and unsulied
as it came from the hands of the architects
who made it, is the height of our hope, the
end of our desires. We ash no abandon
ment of slavery, we wish to enforce 20 new
theory; give us the Constitution, the I'm
ion, and the Laws, and all else will follow.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-11-03
The Draft.

1t isa noticeable circumstance that the
only localities in wh ich the draft has been
rigldly enforced are tho States Of Missouri
and Kentucky and tho District of Columbia.
The reason IS obvious The two former are
certain to vote for General MCCLELLAN in
any event, and the latter has no vote for
President.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-11-03
4 Proud Boast.

w ncn the llncOlnlteS DCaSt tllat tney Set
all the army vote, it is well for Democrats
to draw upon them the following epistle;
WAR DEPARTMENT,
ADJUTANT GENERAI'S OFFICE,
WASUINGToS, March l3, 1862
Special Order ll9.
49, BY direction Of the President, the follow
ing officers are dismissed the service of the
United States:
Lieutenant a. G. Fdgerly, 9TH New
Hampshire Volunteers, for circulating Copper
head tickets.
by order ofthc Secretary Of War
II. l.. THOMAS, ADJ. Gen.
To the Governor of New Hampshire.
l. it any wonder that the LINCOLN party
has heretofore got the army vote, when to
cast Il Democratic ballot is followed by the
dismissal of an officer from the United
States service? If such is the punishment
Of an officer, what is the penalty of a pr-
vatc?
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-11-03

BRING IN THE RETURNS. We hope some
active Democrats from each township will
bring in the returns as soon as possible after
the votes are counted.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-11-03
The Soldier Vote.

The soldiers in the army of the Potomac
have already commenced voting on the Pres
idential question, the New York regiments
casting heavy majorities for Mcclellan
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-11-03
The election OF Mcclellan will

restore the Union, bring PEACE to the
country, reduce taxation, spread happiness
throughout our borders, secure to us an end
less inheritance of liberty, free us from con-
scriptions and relieve US of 100, 600 officers.
Reader, you would give Il hundred dollars,
a thousand, perhaps, or more to accomplish
this. Then will you not work with all your
soul, mind and strength until next Tuesday
evening.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-11-03

Let Democrats in each school district
see that every Mcclellan man turns out to
the election. The contest will be close and
one vote may decide it. What a proud
boast it would be for man to say that his
vote elected General MCCLELLAN and saved
the country.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-11-03
goto the polls early next Tucsd,

60 to the polls early next Tuesday
morning, vote as soon as you co. and then
you are ready to go to work. By voting
early you get good start in the morning,
encourage your fellow Democrats and know
who to send for in the afternoon. Next
Tuesday is the most important days work
you ever had to perform. Do your duty
and all will be we'll
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-11-03

Next Tuesday is election day. Talk to
your ncighbors, strengthen the lukewarn,
advise with your fellow Democrats, let moth.
ing be undone that you can do between now
and next Tuesday evening to secure the
election Of MCCLELLAN. All in lne-close
up the ranks--charge on the enemies Of the
Constitution and the Union.
"Everv patriot should know,
When here stands his country, and yondcI hcl
zoe
One look at the brigh. sum- ono prayer to the sky
one glance where our banner floats glorious oI
nigh;
Then on, ns the young lion bounds on his prey
Let the sword fash on high, fling the scabbart
away
Roll on like the thunderbolt over the plain
We come back in glory or come not again"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-24

vtsap aid by all National Banks s,sss
which depoatarss Of Public money and ali REsPRcTA-
BILE BANKS AND BANKERS Throughout the country
(aeting .gsns ofhe National pspotssy Bsak,1 win
urnish further Information On application and Ts,2m
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO suBscRlBERs.s. :.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-24

lTihe United Preabyterisp ..of. this week, the
able organ Of a uhk5tbus lapd iinhasolial de.
nSnisslisps sSnelsdss an Article oav rThs
opuh''yi - ''cl,iiVYtt IN tctsO uqsAas,t. q
The men who, atthis stage Of, the con-
diet, after, ~ We have suffered and sscri6c.
q. and with The prospect of speedy and
| permanent peace now before us,lwouid stay
tie hsnd Of The government and seek TO
give the rebeis The respite thar would
certtiily secure Them eiyhetithes disuieo
berment of The goSernmeht which they
seek or elevate shen and tSsirh peculiar in
ssitn,ioa--the cause OF all our troubles---to
more thsn former power 10 the soyertmeut,
are certainly the imaddest ,nsR ofihe timess
They knox not shat they doc They would
snscih from The snssion, not only yperms.
. uens peace. but all ,tbs, prcgfesss toward
liberty aud . higher civilizations which has
been made through the terrible ordeal
q Of this warusiq boon 3 JasW DoY oQ :,
Bat lei the patriot tste courage God
Il in the History we are making. 8 he bss
a not so eonsuIsed lhis great naiiens be has
}, not led us through sbe ffe Of tiits terfto 10
II ordeal. lwithont psspese 'aorihy 6fO hin
n srlf and which We nasy ahambly strust 10 fof
a Jnr puri6cstion aud elevation to a noble
|. order Of pa,io6Ai. ffe.. That potpose He
. 4ilI aecompLsh.s live ale true 10 Him
! sndthoseSfess priaciples which He ap-
proves, the more speedy VIII ,beeo eour de
! liiverauces and more ble,sed 4 he ,tesul,sc
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-24

II AND For Sale in East Trumbuli.-A
~ bout 10 Acre. Of Ls.d Nth good Heu,s Barn an
out uydngs In prime ORDER with good water snd choice
FRUIT sitnstsd IN East Trunhnll thes miles from he Village
Of Rock Greek being the Premses occupied By J.
nsetsrsdf aeM 9di q latl esd isai '1sa aiamsd
-zs Also, o Grist Min, Known ss the CLARK
MIL with about Land situated shove do
serbed prem ises The Min we'll situated business on
tuabk sears 10 good repsi has o Of stones bolts
smut machine rolling screen, elssser kc complete The
about removing thsws and reasopable credit s be Civ
en- for portion Of the parchase money. Apply 70
o. H FiTCH, Rssf Estsas Agent.
Ashtabula, May 20 1854. 3m7oC
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-24
TIE ssEsEsEE. .yAILEy- wrIeHs

But little, over 500, Pounds i,,,
And Iehtnes me sim pIieiiy o. Il. nsebus,y
?, e; e gs'r and " ssd0@ f'm high gearing ooa'ps
-, = TIE ElsRsr DRARtNe MowER USED,
b sasbisd throw the sst stsaebed o m,
knife out snd 10 sesr % Ps.I and having mbsr eaE
ne kniis De ldsd up over the sschin.
hence II be conveniently transported from aeld IA ~S
s1d w eecspy lees storage Tooaa When hayiss is
The ,s:tss st.dsss 3ssns sfl0ng steel that
ssd ss simplicity q gearing make. Il more
In Es, Crawford and Ashtabuls eountiss and 10 viss
Ssss ] i sssafs % sssi.s ss..
new piece cosld be more readily substitutsd. -
Iemen sffespensibiiity hyng whereths .ssessse Val
take IN tis i1 ts asrssment yoss p&a 10 fur-
chase II yreyaed A st.t pess A. yod as herein recon
msHasd ges bs;af <HdYs We believe In the superiority
q 2ss shfli mbrae. s,eFy z per
based apoa actual er asaa geross hasdsd sIss5lnss
ssss hsasht and lssd BY rnsza Rsapsl
xfs ss Sss sss sss = ssss9 sss9 ssssss sss
. s.s.lsS sevsd a. sss N ftslissiks
: ,:l;:ss: :s Il rscs rsS osss si ;' g
sss % ss e noe g s c. xs is !.
- = ssss asss a. ssrss VIA ssssr see
ID ii s.s; ~ " i'sss s.le.ss sssi,.. y. ,,.
y :, sss:s@ sss sssa'sa sis s'||I,t E = y ies
& = q 4zI y N 5s ~ yss:s Sssas. 3 =: =
Liberal pisooant Asds 10 Irepts.
- ~, ssss 1854 sn7T tE. bkssN6RS
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-24

sinEON KEITH, KisgsviIls. o.. lssIsr
= e.sss ogp' rsnlts xotiaa> ss1 rsds;es 6ses,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-24
-li1a "a. W. saAoLE EY,s
sPateat Dsysvs EliptisaI spring
~ 80 sI19llI7H y ls171lt FalIa1l . :
- K KI.RT..s....,is.. {.
T'HIs Inrve,snntionn 60 lon Icossis ts Of, Dsples--o


THIS Invention consists Of Duplex--or
twc-Eiiptie Steel Springs, iBEenicu.ly braided
agh snd hmiy togehe edge 10 edge, making the tough
most Elastic, Flexible and durable Spring used
The wearsr In consequence OF lie great elasticity
n:xioi:nsa, 70 place and fold when In ass easily and
sh tns ssns eenssnsnee a. sik or musn dress II en-
Isy oev.tes and nieness the only objections Hoop
skE WIS., the 70 the As well ss the pub
especially In crowded assemblies eaarsk rsiIro.d rsrs
church Psy or In crowded place. from the diacuy of
thon kpd the occupeaey efsnAli spaes This en-
sly fsncsa he eiusg ltys xts dshsttbs sklzl' 'the
.sa. fall and synnetical FORM and ths rhte sad most
and graceful appesranes for the street. opera promn
ade OF house dress lazy bsviaf enjoyed ths plss
and comfort and great eonyensnee Of wearing one nm
tgsn.s witi rs % Use ~ sSS III ~
also eqe.ily ds.r.ts and great Improvement oksi
dsssss ths elasticity and as.sIy o then prsvsn whsa
coming contact vth anything efosdDg the hoop close q
the person. from pnshg cut TIE Other ds Of the hoop o.
:ss s s.s ss ssA sss saI sl sr''s's Y. ~ 81.
Rods on all the skrs also Double Steel and twice 81
Doabls Covered 70 prevent the covering from wearing oa
the reds sss dragging down stairs stone Ds
tsy constantly susct 10 when Ia All made q
tks quality ~ ssV part VI The skirt
q hsvsy bsst msssasI 81 ssAnissd In every ssaps
= = q - 49, must esaS0ss~sas, sa< sas BarsbI
ksgsiss =. sss Dsplsz supf spass Shirt for sale In ..
vshsy sfssylss s.d slsss, ty ..-.-..T
Asas.ssl&. 1sss.s /. isss. ses
HAT FLtobU I4af -. rTf4W - .VaaV xfFfET I
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-24
Ayers sarsaparIlla

- |ItG ~ u
4 cornpousded from the most efectsials anti.
th;s zlicfine iistcmper, and for the cure OF
disofers n entails That it is far superior to-
any other remedy YET devised, Is known by uil J
who have given 1t trial. That II does COM
hine virtues truly extraordinary in their effect
upon this class Of complaints, is iudisputnhly
proven by The great multitude OF publicly
knowIas and. rcmpfkable, cures II has mnde. Of
tho following ydiscascs:s Kings Evil or :
Glandular, -Swellings, .Tumors, Erup-
tions, Pimples. Blotches and Sores, aEry.s
sipelas, Rose Or st. Anthony's Fire, Salt
Rheum,s seald Head, Coughs from tu-
berculons deposits An the lungs. White
swellings, Dobiiity, Dfopsy, Hsnrsigia,
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Syphilis and
Syphifitic nfections, Mercurial Diseases,
Female Weaknesses, and, indeed, the whole
Series Of complaints 'that arise from ilapurity
Of the blood. sMinate reports of individual
cases may be- found in AIER's AMERICAN
ALMANAC, which IL furnished to the druggists
for gratuitous distribution, wherein may bc
learned the Directions for its use, and soma Of
the rsmarkabie cpres which it has made when
all other remedies had failed to afford relief.
Those eases arc spurposely taken from all sec
tions Of tho. ccuntry,in order that every reader
may have access to some one who can speak 10
him of its benefits from personal experience.
Scrofuia depfcsses the vital energies, and thus
leaves its victims far moro subject 10 disease
and its fatal results, than are healthy cQpstitu-
tious. Hence 1t tends to shorten, and does
greatly shorten, the average duration OF human
life. The vast importance Of these Considers
tions has led US to spend years in perfacting .
remedy which is adequate to its cure. This
We now offer to the public under the namc OF
Ayers S9EyxPARfbLA, although iteis com.
posed of ingredients, some Of which exceed the
best Of ,Sdrsapdriua in alternative power. BY
its aid you may protect yourself from the suffer.
ing and danger of these disorders. Purge out
the foul eofrnpfions that rot and festcr IN tho
blood; purge out the causes Of disease, and
vigorous health will follow BY Ste sioi' ~
virtues this remedy stimulated the vhsi3 ~
tions, and thus expcls the distempcrs whrn
lurk within the system or burst out any
We know the public have been deceived BY
many compeunds of .Sarsapaslla, that promised
mich and did nothing but they will neither be
deceived nor disapPointca in this Itsi virtues
have been proven by abundant trial, and there
remains no question Of its surprising excellence
for the cure Of the affecting diseases it 10 in
tended to reach. Although under the same
name, it. is a very different medicine from any
other which has been before the people, and is
far more effectual than any other which has
ever been available to them
a|s ~ sH -.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-24
wsako keep q iarss 4sssrtnsnts
sTEREseo oRES ANby tsrEREsCOPI
VIEWS

oafc.sssas % these vii bs ssat y spysdasssss re-
eeipt Of STAMP,
vel ltl Il. \ HIT. AnTHOhY. y M
AANUFACruRERs or 'PHOrpaHAraIc AATrHAIs, s,
msii 4 boa lBRoADYAr.ssEwI YORK; -sni
Friends relatives q gsSIlDsns military NEE .l sSs.s.
A'R1 ss si' HIBt1S sS6s 10 ospEs 6iconp.s.tess to
present to their PASTOR or for other purposes Wh suitable
f1,'s'R'flooss'fAe'3 ~ 'Rfosfe'3 SrkIIIIW n YTWuET
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-24

-
consnmination Il vsfionsly chuscd By mcrtufiai
disease, low living, disordered digestion from
unhealthy food, impure air, hlth and filthy
habits, the depressing vices, and, above ~, by
the yonereal infection. Whatever be its origin,
IL is hereditary in the constitution, descending
!" from parents 10 children unto the third and
fourth generation indeed. Il seems to be the
rod Of Him who says3 u wiz visit the ipigui.
ties Of the fathefs upon their children The
diseases which Il originates take various names.
according 10 The organs II attHckst IN tho
Iunss SenhdA pro- dnecs ,tnbcrcles, and fnal'y
snnpnrate And bes6mc ,licerous sores VI .the
stomach and. lbo,seis, Heterogeneous when PRO
duce Indigestion, dyspepsia, and liver COM,
plamssg on tho shin sruptive and sen'aneoas Gus
aiFsctjons. These al having the snnie origin
yeop;re The Same remedy, viz. Pur1hcauon ana
inyiroraticn Of the blood Purify the bloods
and these Dangerous distenPcrs leave you;
win fSsbie, foul, Of corrupted blood, tou tnn-
net have health with that life Of he hcsh - 90
b,sfl,v yos cannot liase scrofulous disease. isdi
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-24

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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-24

BBfF1L0 D and CLEVRLAND.zLEs
nslsssis - hsaA-is bas hsIf bsrssz = By ~ ~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-24

PlorAtlrx 4 SpFuy IeNpRANcE.

Pl0E1slE 4 srtgss Isses.sSs ssg 5Tb. 7 ,.
49, fesnerlEl lis ihe aputiiel ptsesys. IWs
ei61u5D 1ddeessd TO- the habit aSould %
- I'D Sulgsx it y. and how gfners
lyais aeccp.:c.d - sProo. OF % empty
I'D and weak wiK The North Amsrl-
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that . sipple. eesH.iep ora plain statement
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-24

TN pecpliis.r, salpt q
sion which We thll !
lurkN IN
.heh constitutionsld Of
nultitudes Of men. IL
either produces or 10
produced BY an en-
feebled, vitiatcd stnfs i
Of Che blood, wherein /
that iauid becomes ins'.
Icompctcnt 70 sustain
THE vital forces In their
',yigorous scfion. a'and
leaves the systeth TO
fill into disorder and
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-28
Mas Z A HousuM.
of Committed


Night before last. after the Republican
meeting. called by prominent drafted Republicans
to avoid answering 10 their names. by dollars aud
cents contributed by their FELLOW citizens. n row
occurred The splendid stone front residence of
the late Quartermaster General Najen WAS Wis.
tied by an excited crowd. who conceived that he
had made considerable money out OF this war.
They threw stones through the windows. smash
ing five hundred dollars worth of glass with every
bowlder But Najen did not make his appear
ance. and by persuasion. the men in front of his
palata erection were induced To leave
Thence they visited Mr. Scherman's domicil
They called Mr.. Scherman. out and appointed a
committee 10 wait upon him. The result Was
that check for three thousand dollars was
given by him. aud We suppose presented at the
bank and ci-hed yesterday-al for the purpose
of relieving those who had awakened him out of
his slumbers from the draft
Then other patriotic citizens we're visited with
like results
We cannot altogether approve OF this method
of procedure-but 1.-The voice OF the people is the
voice of God - That such things should be.
and should continue, under the present condition
of our distracted country. unless conservative
citizens of all parties take the matter in hand,
We cannot help
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-28

The Committee OF ladies aud gentlemen to
whom Madame English so periodically gave ia
charge on Saturday last the Indiana State Muse.
Tor the benefit OF the Sanitary FAIR. take
this method of thanking her IN behalf OF the
Sanitary Commission and the brave soldiers of
Indiana for her noble contribution for their ben
eft and from which the largest contribution yet
made To the Fair has been realized. amounting
10 some four hundred dollars The Museum
provides an entertainment at once chaste. moral
aud instructive. deserving the patronage of every
citizen of he State With many thanks TO
Madame English. the lady like prophecies of
the Museum, Tor her contribution aud attend
ance. the valuable assistance OF Mr Barrett, who
gave his time and talents. for the great success
Of Saturday, and especially the aid of Mr. Gay.
her most original and accomplished show man.
and the assistance OF Mr. Jones and other agree
able attaches of the Museum must not be over
looked. The Committee tender their hearty
thanks to Prof Jukes. the celebrated Bohemian
glass blower. for his elegant md liberal donation
aud services To Prot Jocelyn the dstin
guished Ventrloquis, for his wonderful aud
amusing entertainments during the afternoon and
evening. and to Mr. ONeil for music furnished
by his band TO the Carter Zouave Troop band
and all the parties connected with the Indiana
State Museum We return our hearty acknowledg
ment- for their timely donation To the soldiers.
We wish them all success.
Mas q HousuN.
Chairman of Committee
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-28
Com mittee for the Fair.

The following named ladies have been sp
pointed To serve at the sale tables for fancy srti
cess during the week OF the coming Ssnitar,
Fair:
Misses Em. Meredith. Ella Sutton. Helen Gel
ette. Hattie Harper. Ida uglas. Lily Noel
Shepperd Bliss Clara Smith. Lizzie Patterson
Mary Russell. Sadie Craighead, Elite Frink
Mary Hill. Mary Rariden. Rosa Plaisted. Mar,
Daig. Mary Mslotte. Sophy Stewart. hate John
Agge Hill. Nina Merrill Sue Ketcham. Emm'
Marsee. Mary HtnnamAn. Mamie Sweetzer
Agsie McCutcheon. Mary Campbell Mrs Lot
Adams
These ladies'. together with those composing
the committee on sale tables. are requested {,
meet at the residence of DR.. l. Abbott No u
Virginia avenue this Wednesday afternoon a
1 O'Clock
Bv order of Chairman % Committee
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-28

NASHVILLE. September q General Rousseau
reached Pulaski Yesterday about 3 r. N
FORESTS forces we're within seven miles OF
Pulaski. aud advancing.
Heavy skirmishing continued until after dark
by the advance Of both forces.
A telegram received here n 10 o'clock this
morning reports the enemy still near Pulaski. IN
force
Cavalry fighting all this morning
Reinforecments OF infantry having arrived, the
probabilities are that general engagement will
take place to day.
A dispatch from the telegraph operator st
Pulaski to the Superintendent Of the military
telegraph here. says:
Gen Roussesu Vas heavily pressed by Forrest
aud is slowly falling back.
IL j. reported that an attempt il being made by
the enemy, wiIh three. thousand men and six
pieces OF artillery, TO flank Gen Rousseau.
Heavy skirmishng all DAY Eaemy advancing
Our infantry and cavalry are regoried IN line OF
battle aud would attack the rebels
scout at Franklin. Tennessee. reports Col.
Biffle with a large force of Wheeler's mea 10 be
between Williamsport and Hh-boro
A dispatch irom ColumbiN. dated on the Goth.
saws:
On that dav b file was 1t Lawrenceburg With
seven hundred men and two pieces Of artillery.
The report that Jacksonville on Tennessee
river was captured is unfounded.
Ample preparations have been made for its de
fence If attacked
Col J l.. Donaldson. Chief Quartermaster Of
the Department of the Cumberland, has organ
lied the entire force OF the Quastermaster's de-
partment. amounting TO : 900 men. aud arms
and ammunition has been furnished them. They
are in readiness at moments notice 10 co.ope.
rate with the regular troops whenever occasion
may require.
Skrmishing with the rebel force under Forrest
has continued all day. Rousseau tell back two
miles from Pulaski. but re-sdvsnced, aud held
the position aud town IN to o'clock r. ". to
day