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SheriTS Sales.
NHhkIFF'S SALE.

- IT f4hIT T . ShLE.
~ STATE or fszA LEE Co.'S.
by virtue Of special execution to ME aiFest5d issued
by the Clerk Of the District Court Of said county In
OF illian Oiliis aud against d. ". Ford land also de
cree against g. X Ford n AMI A. Nalcott nndotbers)
esVe levied upon and will sell To- the highest bGter the
'front.' door % the Tier office Of the district Court Of Lee
County Iowa, 81 heskuk in said ooun;y the 10Th
~ November A. D. lsol between the hD,its If sSc0ck
VI aud clock T. NJ commenting 1T clocslP. VI. oi
sad ass. the following property, toNi The sbsth y
seetih L aul the Heuthals Of section Is township q
norta, range west ia lie county. iowa.
Taken levied upon. and to he sold by order Of court,
satisfy said writ ofexecuion.
kcokuk, Oct. L. 1864. ISRAEL ANDERSON
Printers Fee = nGl Sheriff OF Lee "a Iowa
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EH Ia the reign Of James l. when .
person was asked out TO diuner he always
took mis- own knife with him, and found
. milestone behind the door to sharpen
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a,HERiFFS SALE.

- STATE ~ Iowa LIE C0rsIY-ss.
ny virtue OF special execution TO the directed issued
~ the tefk OF the District Court Of said county
tteity A. -oi!us, and y Nc iea 5slnd ais,
decree ageint William haveFn D. e. Berry ami Others
have levied upon and Will sell the highest bidder al
the 2ut door oil the tierks office Of tn. District Court
oi Lee county Iowa, at hsokuk in aid county, the
liza day OF AoNemisT, A. D. 1854, between the hours
oi eo'ecck A. ". and oeloek Z. NJ cemIneLeir.s at .
O'Clock T. " of sad day the following property tewit
tn,- enc hundred and thirty se fl5j. haddred
thirtyeix ll5oh one hundred aud thirty bne Sp3
one hunirsi nd orty .u Ia Reefs city plat adj1nina
tn city OF keokuk in tbs city limits in L& county
loea.
Taken levied upon, aud te sold by order of court to
satisfy said writ vi execution
Printers Fee s go.l ISRAEL ANDERSON
AeahnR, yet ~, o. Sheriff of Lee Cd, Iowa.
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CRACKERS have

will BE- happy to supply They superior
article, especially for invalid persons r. G. ROCHE,
aux21 Corner 9Th and Main street
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

STATE or Iowa, LEE CousrY-ss
BY virtue Of special execution to me directed isxues
y ,hs NS 81 lie District Court Of said county fayo
q Henry H. Collins and against Isaac Marley II ha,
levied upon and will sell 10 the highest bidder AZ IL.
'front.' door Of the Clerk office Of the District Court of IL
county, Iowa, at heoknk in said county on the l2tb ia
u November A. D. 1854 between the hours of ocloci
NJ and clock P NJ commencing at O'Clock p A. o.
sad day. the following property towit Eight lots In
hets city plat, adj dining heokuk Numbered a Al az
ao 81, 52 Ia and l2S, III Lee county Iowa
Taken levied upon and to be sold by order Of conr, .,
satisfy said writ of execution y
Printers Fee s. col ISRAEL aNDrRsov
Keokuk, Oct II, "a. Sheriff of Ice % Iov.
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sa~Tbe following appears in one Of The

sa~Tbe following appears in one Of the
letters of Sir Walter Scott:
"lt man Ct honor is unhappy epouob
to entertain opinions irc ,nsistent iii
the service III which he finds himself. i,
Is bis duty to resign his commission IN
acting otherwise he disgraces himseIfifor
ever"
Had this been written recently. it would
have been construed as hint to General
Geo. B. Mcclellan. We fancy.
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SilERIFF'S SALE.

STATE on Iowa, LEE couxry-ss
ny virtue OF special execution me directed issnes
~ the Clerk OF the District Court said county in
oi ssmuei l. Ames, and against II f. Lighner land a.
decree against H. H. Reidib2 and others) have lev
a upon am IN, sell to the ghs bidder the from,
ot W .ne oiet omce OF the District Count of Lee
ay o. November A. D., 1854, between the hours Of .
eoes a u. and O'Clock p ~. conbencing At ?
SsceS r NJ OF said day, the following property tow,t
est haiI OF the southwest quarter of section ona ~
Lev snp, ,iAysx lee) north, Of range six 6) est IL
Taken, levied upon, and to be sold bx sr,ax
,stisiy sad writ Of execution VI eoai' 70
Keel NIX, Oct. IL, ,s4 fspArr .rnrn
vi Sheriff Of Lee Co. lows
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Miscellaneous.
sTATE MILITIA.

AnJurANr GESERaL's 0FYrcI,l
DAVENPORT, Iowa, Aug. "a, 1854.
You are authorized by this Department 10 organize
the militia county into Companies Of not less than
fir nor more than hssdrsd asd men
You will notify your citizens in the most public man
ne your authority to organize Companies and urge
tn m TO sign company rolls ut once
The proper number OF persons having been enrolled in
any Company. meeting viii be bella, after hss days
public notice, for the election OF officers company
roll and certificate OF election will then be returned Il
this ctfice
Your attention Is called Sections and 10 Of Chap
of 10Th General Assembly requiring every
CITIZEN liable perform military duty 70 enroll himself
a, a member Of some Company, aud imposing fne of
lees than dollar than hundred dol
lars for the wilfni neglect of this dnty. This hue may
be before any civil Court upon the in5erms-
ton o. the Captain ofs Company or Of any citizen.
n. u, BAKER
Ad1ufsaa .,g;ssfsf Of Iowa
Gel. J. A. Wall, J. NJ Hiatt, D. 5. NeTfss.-s ke9kak
J. C. Walker, Fort Madison; = Senple. Dover
The Chairman Of the above Committee Is ready TO or
ganize sill companies that be enrolled according 10
law aud the attention of all persons su5eet TO mai
duty is Gales 20 the penalty for non-enroilrneni
J. A. WALL
sepildu Chairman OF the Committee.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

STATE or Iowa, LEE CouSrY-ss
ny virtue Of special execution me directed iss,es
,e SierA 81 the District Court OF said county in favor
q the othodox Congregational Church of Keckuk and
against James l. Estes. and also decree against !
hsnkn and = VI Love aud othersl have levied unnn
td Viii sell y the highest bidder at the front door al
Once o the District Court county Iowa
~ heohk IN ssid comfy, on the 12th day Of November
A. - 1901. between the hours Of o'clock A. NJ and 4
o'clock p NJ, commencing o'clock p. NJ of said dsx
the following property, fosit All of the east fori
i acres Of the fractional northwest quarter Of section
twenty ve 9l township sixty five t65D north OF ran
ave ~ west excepting much thereof ON te east sid,
- WILL when added 10 the west fraction of tina
quarter of said section p, contain in the acreents
twenty-five ami five e-hundredhf 25 5loolaeres In 10
county aud State of Iowa
Taken levied upon and be sold by order of ort =,
satisfy said writ OF execution > "
keokuk, Oct. II 1864 ISRAEL ANDrpsov
Printers Fee 50 COL Sheriff If Ian n T, A .
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MIR. sEMPLE,s APPOINTMENTS.

The speaking will be at o'clock p M except at Mt.
Pleasant, Washington and Muscatine where it will he a
O'Clock p N.
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MIR. rHOnPsoN's APPOINTMENTS.

The speaking will be at l o'clock p IN. except at
Drakeye keokuk, Fort Madison aud Burlington where
1t will be at I O'Clock p. M
The County Com Hi,tee charged with seeing that
thorough notice OF each meeting is given and measures
adopted for bringing the people together Hasse.
By order Of the Republican State Central Committee
III. VI. HoXTE Chairman
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SALE.

~ sr4TE OF low. Lrr Co.'S
by virtue o. special execution 20 directed issued
p me eierk OF te District Court Of said COUNTY in favor
Z" "hiinl hiiiis AMI az iiasi y. ". fOsd. tanda
1Fse aEhiist fe'er arrutiy Dennis iiapa Ei Others
nave iefied upon and viii sell 10 the highest bidder
al the front dsT of the Clerks office of THE District
Court o! Lee county, Iowa heokuk in said s1urtv on
ts i-tn aay oil November A D. ls6s between the hour
OF O'Clock IA. and O'Clock p. IN CONNIE nsins a. .
ci"eH p m OF SAID DAY. the following properly. tcwit
LOIS h'e ai and 1 ~ IN block ono hundred and twent,
no. in the city Of heoksk. Lee county Iowa
Taken levied upou and De sold by order of court to
satisfy said writ execution.
Printers Fee - 20. ISRAEL Anderson
h@lkus, Oct Il, 81. Sheriff OF Lac Co. Iowa.
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UNION STATE. TICKET.

Y01 C0S6kkSes
JAMES F. wills N,
ELECTORS AT LARGE,
G. BEN DARWIN, of Des Moines Co.,
w. G. THOMPSON, of Linn County.
JNO. VAN vALKENBURG, lei. Dist.
SAMUEL S. 81 RDErr, End District.
BENJAMIN I. HUNT, 81 District.
DANIEL ANDERSON, 4th District.
GILMAN c. MUDGETT, 9th District
HENRY G. HENDERSON,, 9th Dist.
Iron SUPREME JUDGE,
G. G. COLE,
OF Polk County,
FoR SECRETARY OF STATE,
JAMES WRIG HIT,
OF Delaware County.
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE,
JOHN A. LOTT,
OF Mitchell County.
ros STATE rREAsuRERI
WILLIAM H. HOLMES,
OF Jones County.
REGISTER TIE STATE LAND orfrcr-
JOSIA II A. HARVEY,
OF Fremont County.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL
ISAAC L. A LEN,
OF Tama County:
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MES F. WI L s 0 N,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-05-14
A.htsbula conn,r auo,e.

The following table shows the position Of ihi:
couniy--towrwise--wiib regard to the much
talked ofand dreaded draft, aud the demand
upon each town for the fu flllment Of its quota
1t will be seen by The notice Of Provost mar
shal Caldwell, that the day for the drawing has
been fixed upon Saturday ribe present week
at Warren, aud that Ashtabula takes the first
chance in.
Contrary TO expectation, il turns out that
Ashtabula is short 10. The confident asser ton
that we were out Of the draft, and our quota
full, was based upon the supposed fact, that
seven meI6bers Of the I'd Cavalry had beer ac-
credited to this town, Willie it appears now,
that 10 toll showing this fact had been re-
turned to the proper cllice at Columbus To
this di fct. is now also added four colored re-
cruiis obtained by our friend Hall at Colum-
bus, Who cuue up missing A messenger has
been sent TO Columbus to arrange for the ev.
dence Of the seven having been duly credited,
aud proper submission OF il. Ii this matter
shaIl be arranged, it will leave us but three to
be otherwise made mp. or drafted for
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-05-14

Reports from Fortress Monroe. Of the
II RECEIVED at New York say, that OF
the 9th inst the lSt and 22d regiments o
colored cavalry, under Col West, made 4
dash across the Chickahominy RIVER, ant
two companies dismounted and charged in
% the camp of the 46 h Virginia Caval Y,
killing 80 men ard capturing 80 horses. =
The horses were immediately mounted by
ou- troops, who pursued he rebels TO with
III ten miles of Richmond.
On the 6 inst. our forces who had Ian
ded at City Point moved on Peiersburgh,
when the enemy Immediately set fre to the
place and abandoned it.
On Tie morning of the same date The u
5. gunhoat Commodore Jones, while on
picket duty in The James River, near Tur-
key Bend, was blown up 10y a torpedo. -
Several of her officers were killed aud some
40 wound,d The lehcl who had charge
of tie torpedo was shot aud two Of bis com
pnnionS made prisoners.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-05-14

THE RAILRoAD GUERRILLA RAID The
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad has again
suffered serious injury by gueIrillas. They
made an attack a Piedmont on Thursday.
aud destroyed about +" quarter of IA million
worth of property The Wheeling In,eli.
gencer states that all or nearly all, the ex
tensivs workshops Of the company we're
burned. including four engines and the ex-
pensive machinery used for the manufaci ure
and repair of cars. Two freight cars. DAD.
cd. aud one passenger train were captured
and partially thrown oyer the bank
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-05-14

LATER From EUROPE The Conferenc
for settling the Scheswig H plsein contro-
vefsv met at London on April 25 The
Powers represented at the Conference. are
Eoglaud, France, Ru>sia, Prussia, Austria
ID umark, Sweden, and the German Confed-
eracy. 1t is reported that England and
France will demand of the two beligerenr
parties an armistice Austria, Prussia,
aud The Germnn Couedracy, will consent
TO the l'egr'y Of the Danish monarchy,
but demand permanent uuioa OF the two
DnchieS, and their complete separation
trom Denmark proper.
a meeting of English workrcn, held at
Primrose, near london to protest against
the manner in which Garibadi had been
ordered to leave, was soon after its b"gin
ing, DISPERSED by the police
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-05-14

The PEOPLES J"UREAL OF llEALTH l. Il e
title of a new monthly, the publication Of wh'
has id;; been commenced at Chicago by Ju .
TIN HAYES, NJ. ID and G. R. BLACKWELL NJ.
d. This is stated " he the only publr 40
its kind west Of New York Guy, and tie oh.
reI Of it, publication is stated to be, by ,s
Editors, to disseminate widely among the peo.
i, proper kro0ledge upon the imro tn
question Ho,o to Live " The character of the
articles in tie initial number before US, are able
aud if the people viii read and learn, the Journ.
al can but he ofincaculable value. 1t is pub.
lished monthly at 81 90 per year. 5 copies ror
S4 90. IL for So 90, 81 for SIS co. Address
Peoples Journal of Health, p o. Drawer
6248, Chicago, Ill.
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CANr l2jTu REGr. o. VI,

NEAR CLEVELAND, East Tenn, April 20, 1884.
JAMES REED Esq. Editor Ashtabua Telegraph SIR:
WIN you please publish the enclosed state.
ment that justice may be done brave, worthy
aud faithful officer and soldier, member of
my company? | am, Yours trul7,
STERLING MANCHESTER. Capt Co. X. l35oy.I
Mr.. REED,-Sh: 1t having been reported
that W. D jones lst Sergt. Co X, l25th Reg,
VINO was ol your place threw down his ,uu aud
ng or"usly ieit the field, during the skirmish
at Dnudrlse last January, we the undersigned
take pleasure III stating that it is entirely uIse
aud tuuI on the contrary Mr Jones nroycd him
NelI brave and worthy solder, whose reputa.
IT, and character is beyond the reach Of caluln.
~, auu the vlle reports Of bablIng towards
W. $. WILLIAMS, LIST COmd. Go. X. 1875 o. W.
ELAEk MUSES., Capt. I25 y. V. l. Com'dg.
Was in command Of the Rcgt. at the affair
at Dhndrgr, alluded TO above, aud it affords me
pleasure TO endorse fully the statement of the
above "fiicl RS as to tue bravery and wor,h OF
Sergt. Joues.
D. MOORE 1t. Col 125th Ohio Vol. Inf
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The latest accounts from Arkansas re,
or eseut the return of our forces under G o.
Steele to Little Rock as an exciting race
with Marmaduke for the possession of the
city. Marmaduke appronced Little r 'ck
throwing shells into the city on the after
noon of the 1St inst. Shortly aferwa'd
Carr's Cavalry came mp and these jpining
he troops at the post. compelled Mar
manduke to replinquish his undertaking Fl
made little resistance,as the main body o
Steele's army was rapidly arriving SteeIe'
expedition was failure by reason of { b.
failure of Banks to carry olt bis part of thc
programme.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-05-14

NoTICE TO DRAFTED Men Ascending TO in.
stTuctions from the off: OF the Provost Mar.
shal General 1t is not absolutely necessary rpr
notices to be served on drafted men personally.
II absent, or their present location unknown, a
notice served at their last place of residence is
sufficient, and if such notice is disregarded the
persons will be treated az deserers. A mis-.
spelling or mistake in the name will not clear q
drafted man, as the Department instructs that il
is man that is wanted and not his name.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-05-14

GEN. BUTLER IN NEw ORLEANS We have
to thank Messrs Mason Brothers. No. 7 Mer-
Ger ST.. New York for copy of the peoples
Edition, of this most graphic and interesting
work. in paper covers. 1t constitutes a thick
volume of nearly 200 double column, auarto
pages, aud in this shape can but have wide
circulation. 1t is one of the most graphic aud
thrillingy interesting books which has appeared
for months past peoples Edition" 75cts per
copy. Address publishers.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-05-14

No CHANCE FOR DISSATISFACTION DeLand
.. auth nIze those who sell their goods TO
lei' purchasers TO use oue-half Of a paper orther
Chrm'caI S"ferataS, and then it they are not
eat 'ey satisfied with is superiority over Soda
u any olheI brand OF Saeraius 10 return the
ma'a"re AID get the money Tor the VIII DE re-
Ii"ued. Ihis Saleratus Is perfect therefore
they are Wiling TO let it stand or fall upon It's
oNn merit
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-05-14

n l. r Il. Co BY the New Lisbon
Buckeye State ~e learn that the New LIS.
hon Railway Co has been organ I'D by
the election of Marvin Kent as President
OF the Board of Directors. The money 10
build The road will be furnished upon con
dillon that the right of way is secured and
the road bed. cleared to the new company,
ana leases toe thirty thousand acres OF coal
land lying along the ronte granted. An
effort will he made a. once to comply with
these conditions
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-05-14

On the first of July the post route from
Jefferson o. will be changed 50 as to terrhir a,s
at Lnesvilie Station, on the Erie & P,tsburp
railroad, instead of going TO Conneuu,vilIe by
way OF Penn Line. The service will also be
increased from twice to three times a week. aud
will he known as the Jefferson and LinesviIle
route. The cfice al Steamburg will probably
be Discontinued.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-05-14

Owing to the appointment OF The mass NEE,
ting at Jefferson, Oh the l4th, the time OF hold.
lng the Urinary meetings under thi call is
liked on Friday the 18th, instead of the l4h
as first published.
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HEADQUARTERS PRovoST MARSHAL.

HEADQUARTERS PROvoST MARSHAL
ISrH DIST oHio, WARREN, Nay II, lsGI
Notice is hereby given that the drnr, will
commerce III the Nine'erth D'strcr of OLin n,
o'clock A. NJ on Saturday the I4,h dnv oi
May A. ID. 1864. beginning with The township
o. AShfahn"' Ash'shula County. Ohio. brinr
'he hrSt snh' district thereof and fo low in the
regular or"cr Of The sub districts mt the draft
y complete; ut the Office of the Provost Mar.
Snai H. OF said district on Main street Warren
ono Townships in each Comfy are arranged
alphabetically and will be drafted in the follow
lng order, those Of Ashtabula county first,
IrumhuIl county End, Mahoning county 3rd,
Portage 4th, Geauga county 9Th.
DARIUS CALDWELL
Capt and Provost Marshal and President
Board Of Enrolment, 18th Dist Ohio
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-05-14

BRuwN's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs.- Your Tro.
ches are too well aud favorabiy known 10 need
cuInnIehialiuur
iion. CnAs. A. PHELPs Pres Mass. Senate.
My communication with the world has been
very much enlarged by the Lozenge which
now cary always in my pocket; that trouble in
my Throat (tor which lie Troches are a speciEc)
having nude me often a mere whisperer'
n F. Willis
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-05-14

DURING the shower Of Saturda ay last, the new
bark R"senhury, laying in Com caut harbor
about ready to take her first trip was struck
by lightning upon the top gallant mast raising a
splinter and passing off without damage OF
leaving tr ok. The telegraph at tie deI o.
was visited by an unusual c1trent ru ing son
Of the wires and shocking the operator,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-05-14

we learn, says the Reporter that the Re
corder OF this County took 10 and recorded 279
deeds during the month Of April past, being G3
greater than the corresponding month in 1868.
The records show that there never was a time
when real estate changed hands 81 rapidly.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-05-14

The 'ae for holding the primary meetings
was inadvertently fixed for Saturday of the
present week. the same day of the mass meeting
at Jtflr'son. The time for holding the prima-
ry meetings has therefore been chancod to
Friday the 18th.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-05-14

THE horrors of war can be greatly mitigated
by that sovereign rene Iy, Holioway's Ointment,
as 1t will cure any wound, however desperate, if
II be well rubbed around the wounded parts, =,
aud they tc Kept thoroughly covered with IT,
pot ct ointment should be in every mau's
knupsnck. Only 80 cents per pot.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-05-14

CAPT. GARY of rhe Geneva Artillery, it
is s'a ed by writer in the Cleveland Her
aid, has he position OF Chief of Artillery
in the 81 division, under Gen. Butterfeld
which makes him the commander of bat.
tallon. Mars brings out The qualities of a
man, and puts him where merit points him
worthy He is under fighting Joe Hooker
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-05-14

The little town Of Lenox, is forming com
pany of 90 days men under the late call of The
Governor. AT last accounts upwards of 40
men had signed their names and it was thought
that full company could be raised in few
duva
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-05-14

A dag OF truce boat arrived at Anunp.
oils the 10 h with 300 prisoners, excbang.
I'd on the jams river at Atkins landing.
Lnry report that there was great excite
ment at Richmond when they left.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-05-14

The Mahoning Register ard the Warren
Chronicle are endevoring TO introduce girls us
compositors. Other Offices in the State will no
doubt be compelled to do the same thing.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-05-14
HeImsrReeT's
INIMITABLE HAIR RE 5ToRATIvE
1T rs NOT "A DYE,

I'm, resores gray hair It's original color by upryin the
raniorv ub,s with natural suSerance, impaired by
i.ease All -ahtanes dyes composed Of lunar cats
OF thpmsv es 10 dressing Henstreet niHiable Comiuz
only hair ZEE natural color by any easy pro-
ess, but gives the hair
LUxuRANT BEAUTY,
Promotes its growth prevents It's falling of. eradicate
dandruh and imTaris health and rleAsantnS to the ar
1t has stood the test o time being the original h Color
in and is constantly increasing In favor Used ~ h0th
gentlemen and ladies' II Is sold ly all respectable de s
he procured by them Of tie commercial agents. D.
Barnes Co 202 Broadway New York. Two tze 90 cents
FnstructiOB In Music.-PRoF. T. II. HOPKINS,
Gives Instruction in Vocal aud Instrumental Performance
Plan Violin and Guitar aud will Arrange and Compose Mu
sic when desired.
TUITION-Sl0 ter--one- half in advance. Pupils will
be Accommodated with Of Piano at his residence. 740
Saponifier, Concentrated Bye, or Family
Soap Maker. War makes high prices and Saponifer
POUND, using your kitchen grouse.
YCAUTION!-As spurious Tyes offered also,
u aud only buy the patented article put in Iron cans, all
others being counterfeits
Pennsylvania SALT MANUFACTURING CO.
Philadelphia, No. l27 Walnut Street
Pittsburgh PITT Street and Duquesne Way. 3n726
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-05-14

The Paines vile ca of National Guards
(85'h Battalion) have been ordered to join the
29rh Regiment. The Company is commanded
by Capt w. ID. Shepard.