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

master every day, and then oranges peaches.
sweet potatoes and all such thing will hsts 10
.snffsr. When one has pleuty Of money be can
GET hIf the nice things that Che ooversm nt
dop'tsfbrpish, snd live quite comfoftsbIyi Po.
istoes are 80 per barrel, fresh beef ~ cepts
per pound; cheese go cents per pound; eges 40
cents per dozspI butter 60 cents per pouodi
green apples $40 per barrel onions $40 per
barrel. 30, you see when we get our green
backs each squad viii 90 snooks and bay bar
rel Of potatoes and one Of onions and indulge
In some OF the iuxoties OF flife. ,sp ~ 5iea
f A recruiting party left the battery not long
since. The party consists OF Lieut. Harper,
Sergt. Wilson, Sergt. Andrews, Sergt. Dung,
and privstes Moon and vangorder. The
party win prob ably 60 TO Conneaut aud I hope
they will meet with good success and come
back with plenty Of men TO enable us to run
six gnn battery. We have no guus, the ones
we had being condemned and turned over, I, a,
n I BEE BY your paper that the ladies' OF the
Soldiers Aid Society have an idea that the
canned fruit jellies and other things prepared by
them don't reach the soldiers. Many Is the
time when ! did'oot feel like eating Govern.
ment ratious have been 10 the steward and
be would FIX me meal Of canned tomatoes, ,
little apple butter. few dried peaches and I
little wine. and all these things come from the
Soldiers' Aid Socities. think II the lsdiel
could see the good these little delicscies dc
our sick and wounded in the hospitals, shey
would be more than repaid for their trouble
ADD may they 60 on ia their good work.
BArrERY BoY.
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Isrhher CerIara. {

Messrs JONES & BARLOW, Jersey City, N. j.,
are manufacturing gentlemens and ladies col
lars and cuffs from india rubber, which are said
to surpass 10 utility and beauty anything OF the
kind ever offered tothe public. They are
manufactured Of pure white rubber, and can be
washed with soap and sponge, and dried 10 .
fsw minutes Messrs. Jones & Barlow warrant
one collar to wear ons year. and will send them
by mail to all parts Of the Union at the follow.
Ing rates. Eat I.ie si'.G4na $50 San =.
= Gent emen's Collars 36 cents each; two for 60
cents; four for sl,oo; or $3.50 per Dozen
lGentlemens set, Collar and Cuas, SO cents;
Ladies set, Collar and cuffs so cents. Gentle.
men will be particular In ordering by mail, to
uueution the shape and size Of their collars -
Cuffs ars made 10 suit any person. ., It is not
necessary for ladies to mention any size, for
they can be worn by any ladyI 10 ordering on.
ly mention the shape. Directions for cleaning
accompany each Collar or package. Money
addressed as above, viii be at the risk Of the
party to whom sent. s. af s,af so ys,t' is.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-24
Lake Piracies--Captsred Steamers
-Consptrstors Ar
o." rested 81 h

We find the following clear and connected
history of the Canadian rebel conspiracy 10 the
Cleveland Leadsr Of Wednesday,. We copy it
as one Of the best accounts Of this plot We have
met with: ~ ossii 10 ,,.s u rsss d. ...s..-
A deep-laid and carefully planned rebel oor-
spiracy. which had no less an object than the
capture of the U. 8. Steamer Michigan. the
liberation of the rebel prisoners on Johnson's
Island and the damage or destruction Of our
lake commerce, caluminated Tuesday evening
owing to the fortunate discovery of the plot
and the arrest Of the leading conspirators in
Sandusky. ,e5 .s.f.-.r
Il was so for frustrated, that the only damage
done Is the capture and partial destruction Of
two small steamers. the Philo Psrson, Capt.
Atwood, q sids-w heel stesmer, running between
Sandusky and Detroit left Tuesday morning at
half after eight. with about forty passengers.
She took on four passengers at Sandwich, three
miles below. and about twenty at Maiden
twenty miles down the river. both on the Can
ada side. The only baggage they had was an
old trunk, bound with cords. On reaching
North Bass Island, where Capt. Atwood re-
sides, be went ashore. leaving Ashley. the cerA
In command, and the boat continued on bel
way. 90 if ass'gsaos asas s4i siiog ',sf4
About six o'clock. a. soon as the boat lef
kelleys Island. on her way to Satdusky, the
clerk was seized BY four men armed with revol
'e'" 20 aar essf Pi. 81 .fF883 5000
The trunk which they had brought on with
them turned out 10 be filed with navy revoiveri
and hatehets. when u was opened some
thirty.6vs men armed themselves therefrem.
Each man having two revolyers, the party
were headed BY an Intelligent EngIshmao sp.
parently well acquainted with oauiical matters
They then took possession Of the boat. threat
eDing death to all who resisted. The boat wa.
headed down the Lake until 10 miles beyond
Sspdpsky, then turned and ran past Kelleys L.
land to Middle Bssa While lyipg al Middle
Bass fsland. shs ssssnsr Island Queen, Capt
Orr. SmsiI sidsSbssI s,sspsr. ususlls running
bstwssu ssndusly aud sbs Islnda bqs os.
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DiED

I In Plymouth on the 10th inst. Of chronic d.
arrh9a, aged 20. years, Lewis, SON of Simon
Hoffman, Esq.
In Denmark, on the 18th, with but q few mo-
ments warning, Lousana, wife of Albert o.
Smith, aged 81 years. 'fs- .'ir Af7a
At Toronto @. W., 10 inst. after q brief and
painful illness. Miss MARY ANN DoDp of East
Hariing, County Norfolk, sHEngland, aged 10
years, the beloved daughter of William Dodd
Esq. Civil Engineer, deeply lamented by all her
pious friends. ii,, x ...s.l .e
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-24

REvENUE DECISION lit has been decid
ed at The Internal Revenue Bureau, that
10 re- assessing Il ceuses under the provisions
Of the new re venue law, full credit is to be
given to parties holding licenses issued
under the old laws, for the same business
for " hich the new assessment is made, al
though the new law may describe the busi
ness under new name
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MARRIED D

! At the American House, in Jefferson, by Rev.
Thomas Oliver, Sept l4th, 1864, Miss JULA
Cook, of Saybrook, TO Mr.. Barrett A. Witheral,
Of Ashtabula, 19lst Regt O. WI
In Conneaut on the 18th inst by Rev. ]. Bliss
VIZ r. CARR, TO Miss HELEN, NJ. BRooKs.
1 In Painesyille, Sept Z, by Rev. Alex Varain,
CHARLEs H. MORLEY, Of e. Saginaw, Mich. to
MARY LEE, daughter of VIM. l. Perkins. Esq.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-24

. New ROUTE TO LAKl SUrERroH,- The
Chicago Tribune states that the Peninsuar
Railroad, from Escsnaba on Little Bay
de Noquet to Marquette, on Lake Superior;
10 nearly completed aud will be thrown open
to passenger trsfic immediately, aud to
transportation Of freight about the middle
Of October. Messrs. Ogden, Smith Dun.
lap, Patrick, and other officers of the Ch,.
cago and North Western Railway have
just returned from tour of inspection over
The new line and are farorsbly impressed
With the advantages that will be secured to
Chicago and their line by opening upto
their merchants speedy trausit 10 that
hitherto far off region. t-.tst' - ~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-24

Browns Bronchial Treohss,
When allowed to dissolve 10 the mouth have
Q direct influence to the affected parts the
sootbiog effect to the mucus lining Of the
windpipe allays Pulmonary irritation and gives
reIiefin Coughs, Colds. and the various Throat
affections to which public speakers and singers
are liable.
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LUMBER WANTED,

r WILL Pay the market price 10 Cash
for any or the following kinds OF Lumber delivered
Smith Co. At the Hirbor Of Ashtabus,t to Wit, II
100000 feet . inch White Wood--l2 feet long
100000 feet inch White Wood-12 feet long
$4,000 feet IA inch Chair Plank--l2 feet long
100000, feet Il to 4 inchs thick-l2 feet long
$4,000 n 8 to 10 10 sqr columDs-l2 feet long
100000 feet to 4 10 White Ash--l2 feet long
ashtabsia. Dec. II. 1857. 80 =
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-24

UsfoN CLuB.--The friends or Che Union com.
pleted their organization Of a Union Club on
Monday evening last, by the election Of q. L
Morrison, President, Geo. w Waite, Recording
SECRETARY, Fl. Parsons, Corresponding Secre-
tary, and John s Blythe, Treasurer Z
Weekly meetings will be held until after
election and besides the domestic talent, Gen.
Garfield and other gentlemen will be invited to
address the citizens ofthe township and county.
It is expected that Hoo L. 8. Shermaa will at
an early day speak to his fellow citizens upon
the issues of the day. yaI '''
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,a OAAP OF REsERvE ARrILLERr.
NEW ORLEAks Sent. l0. ~ (

.s-sssa r. CAMP OF REsERvE ARrLLERr.
NEw ORLEANS Sept. 49,;
DEAR TELEoRAPH.-I received one OF your
papers through the Kindness Of friend and
saw you had no correspondent from the De-
partment Of the Gulf aud thought perhaps
you would like TO hear from this part OF The
world. L am member OF 2od Ohio lnds-
pendent Light Artillery. and was sslistsd by
Il. O. Tombes. on the lthv Of Jaousry. 1864.
The battery boys ere IN szesllsat hsslth sPd
We hsvs been mastered for four reoths Psy snd
sorty delI,' bounty and We expect De ~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-24

A UxroN SoLDrsR from this town writes us
from Indianapolis, The conclusion ofhis ebser-
sation 10 that quarter and among bis comrades
Lincoln and johnson will be elected---our
cause Is righteous is sure victory. Take
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-24

TOWNSHIP MEsrIsea-i-0ur friends will no
doubt see to IT, that places ore held in readiness,
and properly lighted for the meetings sunouuc-
ed by the County Central Comm, ~ ~ :, r
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-24

CoNSKAur FAIR.-Our neigbbors hold their
fair ou the 26th, 29sh, aud both inst.1q We
acknowledge the receipt of an admission ticket,
and hope TO be able to use II as intended. sns ''
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-24

PUBLIC LECTURES. NJ. HEwLErr will
lecture on "the Hits at The Times" on Thurs.
day evening, Sept. 29th. at Smiths Hall -
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-24

MoRnsos is returning his Goods to their
Shelves, and invites bis friends toe more com.
modioys and tasteful Sales Room. "0S = ~ .
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-24

ORWELL MEKTIKG.--0ur Orwell friends had
a string Mass Meeting 90 Friday oflast week,
which was numerously attended, and marked by
u usual interest. 1t was addressed by Hon. j.
A. Garfield, Gov. Todd, Judge SutliE, &c. A
Gag presentation to The town having the
largest delegation present. was formally passed
over to the delegation from Wiusor with neat
speech from Gen. Garfield.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-24

We learn that there is a reasonable pros
pect Of putting down well for oil in our will.
ago. that there is company being organized
and that the engine In the old tanuery has been
purchased and is to be repaired and used for
the purpose. Well wager au old hat that the
experiment prove success IL the bowels OF the
earth be tapped to the depth Of seven or eigh,
hundred feet.-Reperser. cS8 stiafr
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-24

: A line from our young townsmau, Frank
Fassett, with the I'd cavalry. states that Lieut..
e B. Hubbard had resigned and left for home.
Lieut.. Hubbard has, as we learn from his
friends, been an, inyalied for much OF the sum
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-24

THE BARKER FAMILY song on Tuesday even.
ing. to good house, and as they could scarcely
fail to see, to the pleasure and satisfaction Of
the audience. Their selections were in good
taste and jadiciodsly varied, which with the ac-
curacy Of time and the fine blending Of tones,
rendered their execution as foultess as I. was
effective. They gil up the week at Geneva
Thursday Madison Friday, and Painesvills on
Saturday evenings. Their performance will
secure to them welcome on any future visit.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-24
Empire Mills Baking Powder.
.q9 q, 500 Rolls qa1
Wall Paper.

M G.. DICK has undoubtedly the Lar :
1. gest stoek Of Wall PsPsr. sna ths Best VARSITY q
elect from that has been opeusd In teun At any
ns LstA that IN want Of paper. call and nss them
eixes..-. - ----- - mn - - -- W
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a NEW THING UNDER THE SUN.

y ~
NEW THING UNDER THE SUN.
In lis observation-disclosures '4lst sisg .tss1s4
IA It's colorng p9wer--InAtehlsss.
n sh :" "ingrsdiepts-7ssgtsbs
aopersiiOn--nAtnrAi. ~ n A
In IL identifying Notwithstanding.
,GA yn fts tendsncyprasssvativa, 5TEE sI1kE .fgtg
In is pepnlaly-uneqpaiad
CnIsTADoRO's HAIR DYE,
h pronounced both By Wsrld Science and the World
R shion the ansst Preparation By art to
ny ths short som of Nature. Manufactured by J. Girls
tsdoro. No Asor House, New Ysrk Sold By ell Druggs
Applied By all Hair re sasrs.sis. ). see, -, /, W
Empire Mills Baking Powder.
HAVE the exclusive sale of the above
u uamed article and recommend g a. superior to
Soda sad Cream Tartar for Biscuit sto. d
LEE will take Richmond GRANT Win take LEE, and the
people VIII take for GRANred that HALL keeps o -.
TIE CHElPEsT sT.s4 -.s..t
asa h+a ia-t TIE CHOICEST %
TIE LARGEST STOCK OF GROCERIES IN TOWN
,' Teas. .Uaiu Fhh Wooden Ware. ~
Sugar. Pork. Stone Ware. ,
1. Coffee. s.- Hams. Everything =. -
: Nal ana -., - q anl at II. II. HALL ss
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ma ANID,nunru,s vnarrABEsr PILLs.

HRANDRHTEps VEGETABLE PILLS. 2
Irs inflibs for costiveness sp.sn Of appetite, sick
hsed.che gddiusss Of blostns .tef es dlzinss
drowpe and ersmpins pains, and all disordefs Of the
ORIGINAL Letter at as4 Canal Street New York;
Lid COOK. pnblsher of the Stare Bennu, Ben Z
ninston Va rAys hs attacked With Dyspepsia and
suffered severely from It. that not particle OF food could
without occasonng hp most uncofofabe sensa-
ton h stomach. For ave years he suffered from the
dreadful complaint, whom he used BRAHDkETHS FILLS
The ast did bepedt him much, but the sec
prodnced change and The me he had taken ax boz
COMPLETE CuRE cdectedr He says: "My dyspep-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-24

Mathew1 Chccolate Worm Dropsi-Never
fall destry and All kinds Of intestinal Worrus
perfectly reliable in all cases. and hr superior any
all the Fancy Worm confecon and nauseous vemuges in
They be taken at all times with perfect safety
they contain Ne MrexSy other delsteous Drag Moth
should always purchase them and give their children
other No cstharc whatever 10 o given Each
boz contains "a Drops or Lozenges. Price rs cents.
For sale BY sl Druggists and Dealers IN Medicines i
ya5st tAnhs = ir O. r. WALKER Gen. Agent, i sra
6oJ t'e-'tFa oifs Buffsio. N. ". Fort Erie, O. W..
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7To Nervous snrsrsr. Of Both sexes. .

xessnd Gsaflsmsn hsvisg bses Restored to health
few days aer undergoing ali The usual routine and esnsr
expensive odea OF restmen uihont considers It
his sacred duty communicare to his acted fellow
tares ths rsaHs cr ctnr Hence the receipt ofan .d-
drsssed envelope he will send ec) eopy Of the prescrp
tion used. Direct y DR. Jchs NJ DAer,t,, 1876 Fulton
Street. BROOKLYN. NY,
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7't Hngatl 1eA va Auufcess iir si41t
Direct eli istssfs taGt Hill Pssss Dsssr Asssufs o.
70 the s,oss'sPla0s whsrs S..ch depot = .sd or to
ssSssSsis' March 10 ,sss a,ss 'Ao 2 AA'--ro >
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-24

,CNOTHING Made TO order in the best
" zsyi es and at short notics Al = 9 "a VI
AAhtAbalA. Jan. lat 1884 MANsKlELD HRUCEs.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-31


81 ~ We lle9 ssIs hfs Neahis
al,pa sA1s bsl'|s's s. & 1hsy Aks : Asls
assesltsA 9E's.'1ssl. lisks '''as s''e es,'s :
sislIs se.'k 6 1sssts e re. g e l'saz !.
siple I'D sesl g s ''lz g aa,s aala
alsas.e iesi'ss g &c nsss AsA INN q
papalgsssy zs'a crime
~ ns'esss e.er. shs Ns'ea fsse' ssslne !.
y ail she country snsg literally suspea ~
parties q sll they hAa ilvssgN hsls upon
Their shsassng saAssh shsy tael Win sltireils
ssal1s,sA VINO hsa sssea ne at'nsssy GAIA
lhst pelnsa.a on unlu's fe,lss saa sala DOW
many heises aud mules hey had hsd our,
and sshafs thsf wsss fhes neae s.ea
rspFessIissssoa q Many Anssansss e yea
he febl,sss Y destroy VIA oats ana corn
Their sAssrss eenad DOT 80 l'es all seeh
families be gssasrsa q. ard sent soa.a g
onee. and les TIER sabssa g e lp.iasc
their nsiBAsesA. rendered Destitute py taslr
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r. Cflsls 4 uana.

A most important crisis 4 appscashing,
and may besaid Be closeat hand. lifetime,
Ia other words, Is At hand, which must and
win decides the hse ofshls nation. Upon the
result of the Presidential slssslen, which i
soon IL take plase, In all human probability,
will depend the issue Of The war aud the
destiny Of the republic. If the friends Of
the Union succeed, a. We feel assured they
win, We may look for = vigorous and &c.
torSoas prosecution of the var for national
integrity contest, which, provided sun
Client patriotism inspires the hearts Of the
people, can have no other termination than
the restoration Of the Government TO its
former supremacy, and even more than It's
former glory. II. on the other hand, that
party Of odds-and. ends--cempose Of Con-
stitusional Wings, Peace Democrats, COW.
ardly Copperheads, and iafamo1S Rebels,
and the miserable array Of Northern and
Southern sympathisers with rebels, pre-.
walls, no alternative win DO lei save an ig.
nomineous termination Of the war, which
has already cost so much blood and treas.
ure, and the practical hlotting out Of our
name from among the nations. We have
an abiding confidence that the Baltimore
ticket, The true war ticket, and the only
gennino Union ticket that win BE- in the
field, viii triumph over the sWocly HORSE
nomination 81 Cleveland, the 9sssbling con-
elavc at Chicago, and the other eofnbina-
tons Of traitors disappointed iemagognes,
pensioncd presses, and pcrjured rebels that
can OF win be found between this and No.
veInber next
In this fearful contest and trial-hoar d
the country, The intelligence aud patriotism
Of fhs people win both DO aroused, and
brought into ASTON The people hsve
once been deceived by rebel traitors and
sympathisers. who led them into error
t sHi Ia S tAG ed a g sss s II + he
peOpls, and they win deserve the worse
fate that can hefall then. In order 70
arouse the people and give them light no
agency can be more elective than . fear
les, honest and loyal newspaper. oars
Ahall b. Of that character. or we will ksxe
nothing 70 do With Il. The course Of TIE
Wnia in the past l. q true index 70 the pol
Icy Il will pursue in the future. To the
success d the National Union Party, which
has been rallied under the leadership Of
that tried patriot, AsnAsAs LlsooLs, ard
that fearless opposer Of Southern traitors,
AsDREw JoHasos, upon the platform Of
principles adopted At Baltimore, this paper
iniendst % give iss earnest support.
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tsfsssaails II esery aisectfsa. 5at Tn. .
AesnIet = b nnftefsal eenmoii9n % -
EAtfs lsEas Observed aaz meR xsse efvis 81
n ees 1<ing ~ tkss. aid Skefman. - -
fsH1f 81 she1a ~
Hi qteek sllefp -. aasfes, an9 hh ~.
s1imsz ice beaased eisb satisfaction. Tbs -
paeksd eolanaas nov mads their appsarsbes -.
qaiekly Tie guns which Sherman Rad 20 $3.50
placed m position began to syeak The Dr. q
ssrt HPoh ne enemy was apparent WhGs q
nsh Va. SUD managing the artillery, Maj. So.
3 siAH o1icsf, called hss sttsnsion % TIE ~ s
Nc enemy cavaify were charging toward n. ~.
tsfy. NUfdsf ~ thoee tEo companies of infss,--
vas ne quick reply, sad the General sent on ~
Elth Ms guns. Tbs cavalry made 4 gallant 49,
BAT their hossss carried back sssp4T saddlss q
enemy VS. syidsntly ssiled. 0hEr mss, z-;,s..
tfssh eonfsgs, rallied ssain sud fos shs S., -
that day The enemy sss heid stnbsorAty h -
4 mossent more 'knd b. fen b4ck -, y he p.ss
his dad sna sounded
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Damsgs 8 De Road.

We have eonyerscd with oesssrs vhe
sanso difeStly ffom CAaitaaoog1 % the knS
eft the railroad, % horse-baef. They rep
resent hat il i damaged 81 iatsrmeiiais
points. ron little Philadelphia to charles
ton, ~ tho Hiwassee bridge twill reqairS
some ten days - re-oOnstrges il, Trsis'
run from here 10 Loadoa, and lrem ChSrlss-
Ton d Chattanooga, The space between ;
about 20 miles.
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Maj sSmith, Of Gen. flllson's slaa vent
East On tho morning sf Tho gsth, viii !
command Of 70 cavalry aud ii Rlat cfeeL
encountered several hundsed fehzt Ile
fought them gallaaalys but ~ cut asu.
hsfcd, aud was pnahis % sass tie ..ll.les.
Some 20 q hls men ass missing hss srs s..
pseisd . come NJ, 4 not eapsassli
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Capsare Of JssspA d HsiskeIl.


This maa isa rebel congressman, lawyer
Of very Air talents, ritizeH Of Rogersviiler
and vas recehtly eaptared ~ the command
Of Brig, Gen. Gillian, and y now IN the
military i'risosaof this city, where ne = like
70 remain nor some time toeonae. his posi-.
1en atthis pfeaking Out @ the reesliioa was
one 81 rospectaoallty, and ms relatives and
friends arg ol she nrst taoii'ty N THIS
end 81 the state. hut the law ana those
who aamlnieser ~ cafii ana miisiars, nave
no ragha 'e pa over me grave oneness q
enc o. me very WOls. a.en Y ne country
eeeaass o me fespsesapili'y ana e'ssefnsss
Of ma friends ana reiasises hashsf, ms
rank 20 secisty' IN better raising ana eaa.
cation, 81 hasing oeeh aoasea ~ am ana
Sised 20 promote inc mos. iuianlsls froei'
Ion the World be- ever KNOWN ought to
cali down upon him,ihe most rigorous en-.
ioreenent Of tie Law, and the application
of IL jnss penalsies. An example should
IS 81 aPfk q ~ r Hs V S, 4.
ure saa our Gallant rTniau sslalers have
~ ttAANt SAlA E@-saAtt - 8s%-A Htfs1t~AD a8NS
fbneht hlsa and aie,l 70 no nnrnoae Tba
lovsl men 81 The coantrv have been seh.-
,as. s,lu..r.as ana .,v;ns a.. .,re.. i,.,
va.,. j -. aawn ,v;a.,.,a esl.illo,
Sran.ht - "a L,,a. y, ~ snss s.rh ,,,e,
: .lssenh p Hsisfn /, s soy, ,;ms Ia
A.,lssr should - sa,,n,a,,,.d - a. a. amir.
"a ,v,-,,. .aa :. ,,.,. I, a., $50. 81 ,hs
rab..ll;on / : NOR. s,,,t.hI. "a. = oo,..
me,ce n,or ,hsn ,h,. ..,as 49, .o,,,,,a...
man
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civ a. : ,,,risoner sIn.s ,ha Vsd,rsl ,,,.,,,.
nsi;.,n ~ ra.l Ts,ns..... ,,v., 80. ..,,,.
,u,x .,,a eoaalFa,,,.,,, ,,s... Ia. 49,, 80,
g.ne,al y.,oleinv = +, ,he $50 &c 49,
nan Nor /. thsrs : ma, +. The leu,,.A snd
breadth Of this end Of the STATE sral,,..
whom there i 1 more de..p.roosed ana bit.
ter feeling Of hatred. among loynl ,na, -
WHY q thIsg And what created sueh f.el.
i,,ss Of dislike ! The proper answers d these
questions shall conclude our remarks mon
this subject
i. Mr.. Hesshell. a ! ,ae,rl,eF Of the Rich.
moua Congress. voted for. and advocated
viii v,eat ,zeai avavx, .ev,.s ,,a..,,.... -,
the punishment Of Union men il East Ten.
nes.ee. and tl,aa looked /, heir .nbin.s.,,,,
and humiliation. And being 4 a,,tses Pa.
Tet,n,sn.eaa and 1 ,n.n Il sa,an,s IL q,
srted ! large influence FOR evil