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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-04

Al d gsa. Sls5s. Sos soaSssudSs aiSetsa 81 Wac
a ga nougnfuly rapid aud then seemed 70 rslapss for
long intervals into sort Of minute gun" report. At
ten o'clock either owing to the distance or the noise
made BY ehces in the street. the firing, continued
had become naudbls in the neghborhOOd of our office.
In the absence of official intelligence at the War De-
parmeu at one o'clock from below there natural
B many eO'otuFes 81 ,at Ieat pg to the situation on
the EOrl- i5e, all, however, favorable. Some
affirmed that the Yankees are retiring to the soua
side while others equally pOltivo thas having h-
Ken Battery HarrisOn they intend mikirg 1t the basis
Of formidable offensive operations en- the Norl-Ide-
We will receive special intelIgencs this evening
GEN. FORESTS OPERATION.
General Forrest reports from near Pulaski, Tenn,
September q tina. be succeeded the day before in
capturing four treses three block houea and the fort
At Elk Ridge with about atty prisoners without the loss
Of man, and had entirely destroyed the railroad from
Decatur TO Pulaski, with Eve large railroad bridges,
which VII require sky days to replace.
The same eiernoou he dro7e the enemy, after fight
irV them all dsy into his forfcltions at Palsk where
General Rousseau, with heavy force is well forth
fed.
His loss on the 9Th was about one hundred wound
cd. The enemy5 loss was much heavier, having con-
tested the ground for several miles. Tao enemy s
concentrating heavily sgairs: him.
Pulaski, is in Giles comfy, Tennessee twenty-five
miles due South of Nishvil', aud about fory north Of
Decatur, the county seat Of LUeslOne County, Aabs-
ma TIE Memphis and Charleston railroad passes
through D cAur..
TIE CAMP CHASE PRISONERS AGAIN.
Mr.. Il Hospital msrOn, well known to the
Mseoa Etslgsaesr has just reached Macon from Ala.
bsus. Vale there she overheard Sherman oursirg
ovrr a Gespa,ch he read 10 feveral of his officers which
STAGED that tue prisoners at Camp Chase in Ohio bad
syerpowersd the guard Of thousand men, taken their
arms aud ammunition and rad LETT the vicinity. They
specuatsd on the probability OF the pris IUers making
their way to Kentucky and OAnadA, though the
general opjrel prevailed that they would attempt the
latter course.
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FINE FARM
OF FIVE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-gIVE ACRES
:.

Of FIVE HUNDRED AND ElGHTY-FIVE ACRES
ON7HE OBI0KAROlLLNY RIVER,
TIVE NILEs IRoI ISCauOED BY TsI SEF BADGE ROAD,
For Sale at Auction.
~ request OF Dr. John X. Garnett, we will
~ sell auction, upon tie preraes WtDEsD DAY, she
G day Of October, ct ~ o'cloct a. his well known farm, stu
aed above. There bs5 Of Nion 25 Gsd0r
Land equal 10 any the river, lad well adapted To growth
OF hsy corn cats 40 the hh snd OF eIoteH' quality, hsS
been highly mproy ca, and produces hneiy ia eoye
Tie Dvtlng has eight rOoa vel arranged Aad Toe out build
ings VI the usual hind, aud IN good order.
The place IL veil stocked With irua Of various kndE.
This farm has been iudeousy msnsged and 10 'ha proper
Lsnds could be made 10 yield heavy return apOn Ne
rested being really good land ind msIkuI.
Persons dssrDg purchase iBg sEAHins before
he dsy Of sale desired, viii be divided give
home tract go EoreL
TsTmI 81 sale. GHUhBS>& WILLIAMS Aoti's,
80 26-idg Successors 10 Godain plersJn
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500 MILLION LOAN.
NONrTAXABLE BONDS.
TEKAsURY DBrAATHIzF,

Redmond aug. %. 1854.
NOTICE is hereby given, that sales of the
~ above Bonds present Treasury price Of Ss5 and
sued teres will be Discontinued after the 3)h day Of septem
Der nax or when the sales al have reacAtd seventy Million
Of doas n much shs be sold before the Iad SOh day
september Will be ndei 10 conhier the expedt
nsV on advancing the price, ana QUE will be given
beir resuapon and OF price hIed upon the Bonds
The Secretary Treasury d:es II his duty TO call ht
,pesa attention OF taxpayer gclecay and particularly she
giouurE this notice. This lean should be all tAket
up by our people
The payment Of Interest 70 foreign countries Will be
and Oppressive the return Of peace Gnd low prices.
Aud now that ali iou1Ts products commanding such
ah pice by Investing IN the BJat the Government taIp.y
s viii become Themselves Tic receivers Of the taze collected
Tor the payment Of Interest q. A. EREHHOLh,
Eu Ql--dsw Becy Treasury.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Q. S. h.,
RICRHoED, July 70, 1864.
FAXED TREASURY NOTES.

In order promote ar practicable, the early lquda-
ion By le Treasury OF the OUTSTANDING TAXED N0rEs the
vreayarer Assistant Treasurer and Pay Dspolss IN the d
'eyen teg hereby authorized % receive the said HOtes
cpt ~ notes, 66 yer c:nuH, Deposit !ssang for
Certificates Of Lean hyposhesGOn OF nopaHablt
The sd certificates 30 be demand alter the
expiration OF ninety days
And all agents o the sale Of the above bonds hereby
orztd receive the taxed nJtes, with the exception ABOVE
a,rsd, in payment Of bonds when IOd at The Ie Of PEI
,outuni. q. 4. TRENHoLN,
snQG-u RenrstErg ~ tha TTsASnTT.
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! EIGIaTE-BO 6M ACRES OR VALGlBLE
LAND FOk SALR.

.ON THURSDAY, the 9th day of October
~ next will oGes Tor sale, the PREMISES my Tract CT
Land on which rsds, contsirpg 200 aore situated in The
county Of hec ltnbug, Va esty the road leading
non Bseks and WLiss .ydoa 81 nilss the former,
Is on the Latter Abe land 4 IL Ugh s.te Of Improvement
vel adopted TO the growth Zoe bgcco and grain. Oneh
Ia original growth, and the other csard under good fence
With comfortable frame house. with
boAutlfFl situation, and suitable public
good locality for physieiSu. AL pScsssfy ca h6ul and
good Cuues Inc utehase can buy s cop the premtt
aud possession VIII be given stseT ths ~ ssa
For any nfOImaton adde's al WhWles Mil heksptuig
county Va, TRUs W tMIfx
Terms cssh, Srfars msns made to sIit e puehAs.r
1T
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COmMIsSIOEER,S SALE OF VALUABLE
kEAL rs ATS AN a. LkASkliOLD Az VkAE
ChTY OF KINHMNNO.


10y virtue OF "A decree of the Circuit Court OF
- the city Of Richmond, pronounced the 18Th August,
1854 In the case Of Trueheai GgsinBt TTuehA &c
signed who thereby spPoted Ommsi.n r. cc thai
pose will sell gt public Suction, the pTemes CT MONDAY
he Sd OoOer, 1854 at ~ O'CLOCK T. 81, 10 the LGv..
ussd the GLOWING VluAGe real estate end lsAIehold, viz:
small b ok eHsnsnt At tho Of WalnGt alley End al
ley ana between h and 18th Streets and Han aud PclnE
stTeet II TIE Oeenpsroy u r Patrick COhng Afer
will DC 30 The leas or Leases forever certain lsnd ~ III
aoriheas Main aud hsrks streets, oHn.d b. .
O, he estate Of the -ie Joseph Allen, yesns "a gOgh
Ten Of 80 bushe Of wheat per forever, and gya0e
ANNUALLY s hTst dsy VI December, tie sd wheat b
sed 1t IS pOuads per ushel Shch the k.oWn mercantile
standard OF Winchester bushsl oi wheat when the said
leases executed, In su Of wheat Ia lpece At he
se plee thereof EsGGrAned by the Geates u the Iii
'ters Of thr0s VI the nearoeL manu- acturpg mills"
TmsOnehird cash; balance AMI two =ers Ter
OAte no,e interest sGGed aud lite retained uht 81 The
purchase moaey fully paid and conveyance oIdsIeI tie
Oourt, or Ill e@sh, a. tie opdon Of Tie purchsIsr
W. GUDDE
II. A. CLAIBORNE,
Conmlss.CLeIs.
Sale con !uctsd oy MsGTI. GRUBBs WILLIAMS.
beTi2--2AW4 T6cts
POSTPOFEEE NTThs above sale postponed until III Rs
DAY ns1E, tae 6Ih OF OF, 3. ~ O'Clock, q. .-
GkUBB5 WILLIAMS,
ec3 Successors G5ddin y APp,rIoV.
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4Ak NEWS

OPERATIONS ON TIE FRONT TH1s HoRNINs-1lRiAs
=. - REsuaED So
Low, hssuy, mr,d hriBg vas heard BY cary Il.sLs
al, pornlag' y Z dVER ~ HEV', n iAslsGa9Sse0'a
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-04

FOR RENT,
WE offer for rent for the next year the
tract land Of the late COL b. A. BroRn, known ss
Gravel H, in the county Of Buckingham The contains
about 700 The land Of good qusy, and there viii be
opp5r unity 0fIn2k1g hne crop OF aud sGa grain
TGe mpro consist 4 oomnodous dwelling house, be
aides house In the yard with fout rooms ard all the ssaf
suthouses Ths place Is within haH ae Of tie Pemale Ool
ege Institute where there hstelass Lehoel for boys and
girls conducted By DIR. Blackwell and hSi. q. b. HAYES.
Persons wishing to will please call and sxs ne the place.
or address u Of Gravel Hin, Va. L. b. Brown,
ALEX. M0dELEY,
SeJs -d4tGov45 Eyeoutora
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WILMINGTON FUNDS WANTED. 90
STGHF DRAFTS on Wilmington Wanted
~ ~ Kat, PAINE K GO.
a
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

richmond AND PETERSBURG X. r. CO.,
Redmond, Sept 81, 1864.
ON and after FRIDAY, the 23d inst, the
~ trains on this road viii ioiloW:
Nal Train.
Leave RcamOnl daily at 6;lo A. NJ, and Duulop's n;
accommodation Train.
Richmond daily Sundays eEcsps at &1o r., ana
Danlop'sR t4 2. M.
Ambulance Train.
Leave Richmond daily 10 A. NJ, sni Danloph af9 p NJ
will Ansp5rt passengers from Richmond 10 Dunop,
tut from Duulop6 10 Wchm0nd. u. II. GILL,
Isu9i--d9u Gen. supt
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NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE R. F..& P. R. r. CO., I
Richmond, Sept IA, 1854.

RCuMoLOB otph ~ ioof' y
THERE being no Depot at Hamilton's Cross
log nor Is nee the destruction by the enemy any 81
Oginea, Panoa or Oheeind this company Nl NOT be re-
The sfe.y delivery Of fesh received or to
~ Al points, except While the
bat viii receive the for
t lion OILY Ik while o. thoee points OF the oWnea
oonslgn0rs consignees
No cars caa be permitted to remain at any Of these poInta
beefore carried In them, should be sta
ous before arrival OF the frgh trans and perons az.
peng receive any OF the aay articles freight are
Earnestly advised 10 pruJ Information Of the time OF
thtls conhpg.
No article Freight consigned any point this Railroad
which The. Is depot will be received BY
Company uneJs accompanied By release, In Wrng gned BIZ
ocbsgncr oHn all liability Of this company for loss
nurJ such article occurring after s arrival the
which shall be consigned
Prg Intended points north OF Hanover cton win be
received until further notice OILY at the Derct Of the Vg A
Central Railroad Mondays and Thursdays be tho
delivered plAos bstween same honrs on
Wednesdays and and Hua In al BE- promptly
TeOced ron the virginia Central Railroad Depot on tsr
re they will be stored returned Al the expense OF
The oonsno ghsuid In every case previously Cd.
wise their consgnees In ths city Of their sending such freight
PAssExOEa AID Will DAILY
Leave kchmond at A, n, and
Arrive a. Haniton's Crossing Al 1910 A. NJ
Leave Hamiltonh Dressing At S2:l0P.h.
Arrivein kichmsnd Of SO P. N.
bH b. Unu the South Anna bridge shall have been ~
ea only limited quantity VI light haggaG sas Be S.Tsdfo
Rpis-saEaS FRN
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Treasury DEPARTMENT, I. 5. a., |
RICHMOND, Sept. II, 1864. !
ID EQUATIONS for the 4 assignment of q
per cont. Certificates Bonds issued ubdr the Act ofPt-
ruey H. 1884, and hsd By OMsess an boiisrs In The b.
Army:
Tie1, Certificates B5nG be assigned ~ presence O.
the ConmauIdg OAcer Adu.a1t VI TIE regiment % Nhle
party se DsoGs 70 b. eadored bJ suc
Officer IN the words, cusd before me- ana dgaea S
q. l. TRENHOLI,
Ss9i-Rv aH"-"tars - '"-'s~-v
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LOST CERTIFICATE,

NOTICE is hereby given that application will
be made FOR the renesai q cent csr-
aAte 1l6 dated Marcl 22d 1SG4taken By The
Yankees during sherdsn's raid In June lAlt.
sn1s--s-' aABRIEL JONEa
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-30


CoMPaSr A.--Juuez7. priv. l.. NJ. Coon
toe; priv. Robert, Williams, breast slight.
COMPANY B.--June ~. corp. A. j. Lang
worthy, left ankle slight; priv. Dudley Bro wa
arm aud hip severe, sergL Byron A. Ishman
leg; priv. Samuel y. Andrews left breast; priv
James Rounds, right leg slight; priv. Peter
Dennis, right breast severe. 1855
COMPANY D,--June l6. capt. Geo. w. Dice
oall through the head, died l7tb; priv. Egri
Spidel lett shoulder slight; priv. jacob Win
ters, left leg serious;--Jupe %, corpl N. J
smith, lett leg serious, priv. Elias Shut, righi
thigh. - -, ,......-..t
COMPANY E-Junc Is. priv. Chss. Beckwth
left arm serious.
COMPANY F--Junc ls, paiv g. Van volk
enburg, left leg slight; priv. L. Wilson, lcf
arm slight; corp 81 hcLane right sboude
slight sergt U. Woodford, slight; priv. Geo
Williams. both legs, died. 20 go
OoMPANY G.--June l6, priv, Wm. Cline, le,
slight; priv. VIM. Harrington, hand slight
Stephen Griffith, srm slight, sergt. b. +. Mao
debach, bead slighti PRIV. Jolu w. Wise, bacl
by shell slight. rl asa esa.is
COMPANY H.-June l6, priv, Bruno, aru
slight; priv. james Heathmsn, shoulder slight
priv. Geo. Manning, should er slight; priv. J
Coogdon, left thigh, umputated, priv. Stephei
Nettles, hip slight
COMPANY Ia Sergt. g. F. Sawyer, slight.
COMPANY X Priv. John Ssrfed, face sight
r. A. Johnson, leg slight; priv. q. o. Hinke
leg sghtj priv. Ii. Farpsworth, foot slight.
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rlEnlsf fat woops-zFor bid pas. NNeek

says the Reporter, very destructive frc hsi
been raging in the woods in the north wes'
portion Of the township Of Morgan. The
amount of property destroyed will bc great,
asit spreads over fields Of meadow sDd pasture
consuming feoces, wood aud valuable timber
Citizens in the vicinity are engaged both night
and day with spade and sater 10 trying to
cheek its progress, several buildings have been
saved BY keeping strict watch and being
prepared with water. The burnt district covers
an area Of Two milesiu width and three miles ia
lepglh. The sceue presented at night is repre-
sented TO be grand, as the flames extend into
the tops Of the talIest trees .L.f
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-30

scsrvy and serefuia, -, =. !. ..rs,,
Eruptions will soon cover the bodies Of those
brave men who sre sighting their copstfy's
battles Night air, bad food, and drenchDg
fdips will make sad havoc With tho strongest,
therefote let every niau supply himself with
Hoiiotroys Oinfn,enf, it is certain cure for ev.
cry kind ofs skin dsease. II the reader OF This
notice canuot get boz Of Pills OF Ointment
from the drug stotu 10 his place, LET him write
to me, 81 Ma,deh Laoe, enclose tho amount
aud will mail boz fee OF expense Many
dealers will not Keep WY medicines op band be.
cause they cannot make as much profit as on
other persons mske, 70 ceots, 8S cents, and
81 40 per box or pot. 'i,..r, ss.s,s., (. -.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-30

large portion Of the, American people are
wholly unaware OF the deleterious, not 10 say
dangerous, effects incident to the use Of many
worthless nostrums now advertised aud pnh'
ed by unprincipled veuders of Cough Medicines,
and 10 this changable climate ofours, where we
are SO subject to common colds, il is highly
important that every body should be made ac.
quaiuted with that standard Remedy, Madame
Porter's Cough Batsom. A pleasant aud pure
ly vegetable preparation. Sold by all Drug
gists, price 25 and so cents per bottle. t,.l
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-30

Our Viilage Walks, or some of them at le asst
have been relaid. aod locomoton 10 the same
extent. is not attended with its break meek
consequences. For this, Of course we are duly
grateful. We suppose our village fathers are
not unmndful of the value of those inheritances
of their constituency--lfe and linb-bat indie.
cent haste is a compromise of dignity AID per
haps self complacepcy and comfort too, and 10
that view might become as sad calamity as
an occurrence, now and then only, Of the other
character, to the good natured and 7patien,
commonalty, who sometimes think, that said
Inheritance, or possessions about Tile only on es
by the way that some Of them have; are OF par.
amount Importance, requiring tie IMMEDIATE
attention Of state. This class, however, are MOI,
to be expected TO become wise by experience.
A little Miss, too, the other day, and others OF
the same persuasion. uot few, have within our
hearing uttered very earnest, aud irrevereut
imprecations upon the heads of these fathers,
as it they were responsible for all the mutiluted
skirts, and dresses caused by the broken and
snagged planks which make up all that is left
ain many places, of side walks. But these things
5 are to be expected-are perhaps 10 the minds Of
our regiarly constituted guardians, Inevitable.
Well, we would not disturb their deliberate
conclusions, and we doubt not good Intentions
AS the votary Of bachus intended to be ready
when the bed came round, SO our village fathers
in the fnllness Of time. will see that oil these
things are properly, and With diguifcd deliber-
alton attended to.
We are thankful, too, that the walks through
The parks, have been properly dressed out
1t adds to the tidiuess OF those portions Of The
village, and the villagers show their ,apprecia,
ton Of municipal energy aud taste, IN {
most surprising aud gtatefdl manner. Instead
OF using the walks for the purpose for which
they have at such expense been made inviting
we see well beaten paths on. either side, withir
the line Of green sward the refinement and
tastetalness Of this, hardly needs comment.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-30
DIED

In this village, of consumption on the SOth ult.
in her 3Sth year, Lucy, wife of Samuel Allcock.
In this town, on the 25th ult of consumption
aged Is years, FRANCES, wife OF Willis Sharp
and daughter of Amos Shepard.
In this village, on the = inst. B. P. ESsIos, .E
- years. II IN trf
In Williamsfeld, on the Both ult JoSArHAS
FUTILE, in the soth year of his age. ,a
In Conneaut, SARAH, wife of VIM Able.
In North Eaton, Lorain County, JAMES FIErD,
Esq formerly Of Saybrook, Where he settled in
1916
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A NEST OF RErRoBAfRs, located in the woods

NEST OF REsRoBAfEs, located in the woods
; near this place has been broken in upon by
Marshal Kendall. and the parties arrested, and
considerable quantities Of plumber secured.
among which are large quantity of buffalo
robes. The particulars. we have not been able
to gather, as the Marshal is absent, looking up
some confederate Of the gang, probably. who
stole w. w. Herricks horse on Wednes
day night last, from the pasture, and covered
buggy, harness, bufialo.rob aud saddle from
bis barn, making togethera very comfortable
establishment for departure from a locality,
become little 900 warm for present enjoy
ment
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

ID
AM nov in receipt OF nv FALL and
l. WINTER Stock OF bOoTs and SHOES, bought for
CASH. and which will be old at the very lowest possible per
cent ff Cash Pro3ute Ny stock consists In ret
follows:
u Is Eases custom. made thick boots.
9 cases boys do do do
cases youths 60 d..
I cases gents calf too.s
4 casea boys dc do.
cases wotnebs misses and chdIen's calf Bant hooees
large stock Of ladies' morocco ana goat tipped Baiuofa
bootees.
300 pair women's nd misses half Balmoral.
100 pair lasting gaersladies, misses, and cridrens.
full stock Of Children's Shoes, all sizes and styles.
Mems and boys calf Oxford ties aud brogans
Gentlemens and ladies' rubber plush, and bufso Over
Shoes childrehs scks Sci all Of hsh 0er on the mos'
liberal terms, ....... b..
Also good Stock of
HATS AND CAPS,
Groceries, Cr8ckery, Wall Papst lc ol Ladies' Fus
also q few extra M1fs, cheap for the times.
-o,g hev1 stsl .. p. RoBEkTsoN.
Ashtsbula, Sept 21st, 1868. Tis
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-30

Are nfabe for costveness spasms, loss of Appetite sick
eadache, gdduess, of boang after meals dizziness,
drowsiness, and cramng paihs aud all disorders of the
stomach and DO weis ; -. a..sa ra-4.-sr
: Original Letter at 2g4 Canal Street New York.
J. J. G, COOK, pnbliSbor of the State Banner, Ben
nngton VT says; he attacked with Dyspepsia, and
suffered severely from it. that particle Of food could
be taken without occasiouing tire most uncomfortable
tion n his stomach For ave years he suffered from the
dreadful complaint, when he used BRANDRETHS PILLS
The st box did not to benefit him much but the
ond produced change aud by the lime he had taken six box.
COMPLETE CURE Effected He says; "AIy dyspep-
sa gone and my expectation OF early death vanished
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-30
MARRIED

In Ashtabua, on the l4th inst. by J. r. Cook,
ESQ. ELI Q. HoLBRooK of Ashtabula, to Miss
PHEBE McFARLAXD, of Sandusky.
Oh The 18th inst. at the residence of the bride
by the Rev. James Greer, JoHs l.. WHErsroNE
of Cincinnati, and Miss SARAH NJ. You've, daugh-
ter Of Rev. Vim. Young of Painesyille.
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ml.fnt,nn.

Misfortune. go &
| This 10 q world Of misfortune, and and one
of the spddest 10 housekeeper Is TO be sfllict.
ed with heuvy, yellow, sour bread biscuit, &c.
III you are ever troubled 10 this way, use d. Bi
De Land Il Co.'s Cheniete Saierafus when
you will be surprised at il charming results 10
removing the cause Of your misfortune.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-30

2 A destructive ere occurred ut Cleveland one
day last week, by which the Repair Shops Of
the Pittsburgh Railroad Company were en-
tirely consumed and property 10 the value of
$4,000,
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The LAST DRAfr. Capt. Caldwell requests
the Seniinai to say that the draft made on the
9th Of July has, by or Ter Of the Provost Marsh,
oil General, been entirely abaudon,d, and that
the men then drafted are free from any obliga'
tiou made by that draft.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-30

OuR QuorA.-Tbe state JOurxal gives the
quota for the State. at total Of 90,792.
Against tais there are credits above all previous
calls amounting in all to 2O.sOO, leaving the
amount TO be raised at about 10000. The full
quota for the 18th District says the Seminal,
is 2.472. Deduct frori this, two-iift..ss Tor The
general cre,::sss. and we aave about 1900 for
.iis Corss ssressiohal District of five counties
Nevertheless Captain Caldwell informs US that
10 his order on The subject, the quota is stated
as above, but nothing is said abonl any othe.
credits than those Of the townships, which may
not AMOUNT to anything Of consequence, TAX
ing the full number Of 2472 as the quota fol
this district, the quota of this county would be
about 600. which will be reduced by .whatever
credits there may be dde to u.s. 80. iosa. - = !
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-30

u Mstheyvs' Chocolate, Worm Dropss--Never
Tail to destroy and exteinste all kinds Of Intestinal Worms
Are perfectly reliable In all and far superior any aud
all the Fancy Worm Conections and nauseoss Veuges
They may be taken all times with perfect safety
they contain No Merexry other deeteous Drug Moth
should always purchase them and give their children
other No cathartc whatever necessary to be given Each
box contains "a Drops or Iosenges. Price 25 cents.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers In Medicines.
t ins7h q. r. WALKER, Gen. Agent,
e6o7 te.ss'l .Nii Buffalo, ". " Fort Erie, c, W.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-30

THIS Quarry. situsted at Thompson.
k rF. cesnt |. TIE nearest and most cen.ssssi ser
quality 81 t stone Superior for nrmpss Of texture and
Stone Y Any dmensioAs and ior .sy purpose
Orders collected for rsgsog stsps wsu-stonss. Under
pinnng. Window and Door Caps AID es. Coping and Wa
Ter rehlsA whsn Tie travelling s coca rass nay 90 thesF
own hsaling st eonsideratle saving b, Lp6ttIoN
Thompson, Dec. I. is62. e1e