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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-12-17

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The ouiet attention given to the reading
OF the Presidents Message In the House
wa, broken With applause osss the passage
MARYLAND Is secure to Liberty aud Union
for al the future. A laugh received the
sly bit that on the distinct issue Of Union
or no Union the politicians have shown the
instructive knowledge that there is no
diversity Of purpose among the people
The applause was hearty ssd loud over
the manly passage. If the people should,
by whatever mode or means, make Execu-
tive duty to reenslave such persons, snoth'
er and not must be their instrument to
perform it. But the concluding words Of
the Message. the war will cease on the
part of the Government whenever it shal
have ceased on the past Of those who be
gan it, was received by the Union mem
bers with demonstration Of true satisfac
tion that was full Of significance Th'
Democrats sat sullen in their seats, leaving
the printed copies OF the Message, which
had been distributed when The reading
commenced, unopened on their desks.
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The Cleveland and Erie railroad com.
pauy are having constructed six new pas.
sengeuger cars which are intended 10 be
the fuest in the country, with all the loom
and accommodations of broad -guage Cars.
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SPECIAL INCOME TAX.

i HE Assessor of the l9ih Collection
District the State Of Ohio having this day rendered to
his Special Income List contaaing the Special Income
Duty of per centum levied upon the gains and profs
Income tor the year 1863 under the Joint Resolution of
Congress- passed July 1864 notice is hereby gven to all
liable to pay such duty within the county of Ashta
bula In said District fa said duty assessed hax become
due and payable and that the will be received at my
Office in the village of Ashtabua until and including the
3lst day of December 1854 II paid within ten days a
ter demand per cent penalty will be added TO the tax
United States aud National Bank CURRENCY only receiced
HENRY FASsETf, Collector 18th Dist. Ohio
Ashtabula o., Nov "a. 1854. 778.
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PEAr.-The high price of fuel has turned
the attention of many people in Boston, Read
ing. Lynn, and numerous other places in Mas
sachuset's, to the burning of peat, and that
article is COW kept for sale 10 Boston.
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PHOTOGRAPHS and AMBROTYPES.

hTCHARD G.. GARDNER formerlv
Of Arcade N " has just completed the fitting up of set
of In the upper part Of the Store lately pied by
Stephen Hail. and Monday next will be open patron
age The subscriber has had considerable experience and
in the above business and feels able to produce such
pictures will the satisfaction of those Ia want of
his services With the best of apparatus he will give the
best of pictures In every style size, from that Of life
down TO the SMALLEST lie will also, color In oil India ink
when desired.
The public invited to give him trial.
7Ts. R1CHARD G. GARDNER.
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"ttI HEADQUARTERS BOARD OF ENROLMENT
10TH Dist. ONO, WARREN,
December /, 1864.

A NY PERSON enrolled may appear
before the Board and have his stricken from the
List II he show to the satisfaction Of the Board that he
Is not properly enrolled account OF 1s Alienage 3D.
Non-resdence 81 Over age 4th Permanent physical dis
ability of such degree render him not proper sub
ect for enrolment under the law and regulations Sh Hav
ing served two ing the present and been hon
oraby discharged eth Drafted Is and has hubsitue
for three years.
Civil Officers Cergymen and all other prominent citizens
invited to appear ut all times bJr tue Board to point
out in the LISTS and give such information in their
possession may aid In the correction and revision thereof
enrolled In township and has removed per-
manenty to another in ts Diatrc have
his enrolment changed upon producing his affidavit stating
the facts bu this must be done before quotas assigned
The Board of Enrolment will strike from the Lists all
removed permanently from this Congressional District
tary Committees.
In of removal it should be stated where they have
moved to. 1t IL the duty ani is for the interest Of all
and especially thoae liable to draft to that
who liable 10 draft escape their proper share Of respon
sibility
All persons should be added to those Lists who have
moved into This Congressional District since the oent
OF 1858 all persons who have become 20 soldiers who
have been discharged having served less than years
and those who have been idered Aliens but who have
held Office voted declared their intention to become cti
All persons be added the Lists should be epor-
ted through Military Committees, giving age color,
ried SINGLE occupation and State County where born
And these corrections should be made imedately.
CHARLES 8. FIELD,
7s1. Com'r Board Of Enrolment, 10th Dist. Ohio,
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T Agents wanted!
Ho, for the Holidays!
aODays ofGt Bargains.
100 PIANOS and MELODEONS |
At Reduced Prizes!

UEORGE HALL, Great Western Pi.
ane Melodeon Depot l9T Ontario Street. Cleveland
and Branch Depos 10 smaller towns wishing To reduce at
the close ehe his large Stock Of Pianos and Meo
deons, will sell 100 OF these Instruments greatly reduced
rates. This ispobaby the largest stock Of s class papos
and helodeens offered In the country at like They
Of them yet In the boxes.
N. b. Persons living al distance, will please write at
once and we viii send them all particulars Ia relation
Styles &c. Those living In abua county and vicinity,
can be supplied from Ashtabula Depot.
Letters should be directed TO Csc HALL Piano Dealer,
Ashtsbnla. o, or 10 Cleveland Ohio. GEO. HALL.
Ashtabula Dec g, 1854 $50
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The Dairy Queen Churn !

OOMETHING NEW Farmers and
business invited to call at the Ashabula House
and examine the above named Churn which is believed to
be the best article OF the kind offered in the Country
Persons wishing to obtain Town and County Rights, VIII
Asht ,bula Dec i 1894 3ts77s c.. W. KELLER
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Savannah Captured.

GEN. SHrrnAS. has opened communication
with the coast and scout brings the informa-
tion of the capture of Savannah on the 10th.
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oncemore glad greeting to patrons and friends. The
term closing has been the most successful of any in the
history of the Institution. Large numbers heahful
thusam and splendid progress tell the history of the past
terms work.
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MATRIMoNIAL.-Ladies and G emile.

men, IL YOU wish marry address the undersigned who will
Eend without money without price, valuable nfoma
ton ihat viii enable you marry happy and speedily ire
specye of age wealth beauty This information will
cost Won nobing and you wish TO marry will cheerfuy
assist YOU All letters strictly confidential The desired in
formation sent by mail and questions asked Ad-
dress SARAH H. LAMBERT Greenp int, Kings county New
York. Iz-ot
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DIR. MARSAHLL's
Headache and Catarrh Snuff.

This Snuff has thoroughly proved itself to be the best
ticle known for curing the Catarrh, Cold In
the Head and Headache. 1t has been found an
ceent remedy in many cases Of Sore Eyes, Deafness
has been removed by it. and Hearing has often been
greatly mprov ed by its 1t opens and purges out all
obstrctions; strengthens the Glands and gives healthy
action to the parts Affected 1t is recommend by many of
the best physicians and is used with great and as
faction everywhere.
More than thirty years experience has proved its great
value and at this it stands higher than be-
fore. Sold by H. A. HENDRY, Ashabula and by all Drug
gist. 77S
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NEW FALL MILLINERY.

NEW FALL MILLINERY.
WE have just received complete stock
FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY,
OF the most fashionable kinds to which would call the
particular attention of the ladies', consisting Of
Flowers, Ribbons, Silks, Laces, Straw aud
Felt Goods.
Felt Hats dressed in the latest styles and to the sat-
isaction of customers.
One door north of the Fisk House.
712. MRS B. Fl. MERRIAM.
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SO wide tho field Of Its
usefulness, and so numerous
the cases Of its cures, that al
most every section of country
abounds with persons publicly
known, who have boen restor
ed from alarming and even
desperate diseases OF the lungs
by its use. When once tried,
its superiority over every 9th
er expectorant is too apparent
to escape observation, and
where lis virtues are known.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-12-17

GARRIAG G ES-Superior and Cheap
~ Those in want of coed Top Carriage with all the
style and improvements Of the day. and Of wsrk
msnhip and wearing qualities from the celebrated Globe
Works. may find such at the Harbor, inquiry Of
T. A. M0SHER, Agent.
Ashtabula Harbor July 1854. 760ans
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RATES or TUITION. &c.

Common English Branches term Of IA weeks, $3.50
Higher English, Greek and Latin, $50
Freucl and German, each extra LOO
Music IN Piano Forts and Melodeon 1000
Use of instrument 200
Vocal Culture-Private Instruction 1000
Vocal Misunderstanding School, 1,50
Pencil Drawing aud Crayons, so lessons, 800
Board can be had in private families at to $50 per
week rented at moderate prices. Students will be
cheged tuition from the time they enter until the close OF
term except in case Of sickness previous arrangements
with the Prsucpa No deduction for absence OF two weeks
or less either beginning or middle of term.
Persons coming into town and not finding suitable rooms
for renting or convenient boarding places will make appica
on directly the Principal who will render them oil needfnl
assistance Let none go away want Of proper ,mod
Gus for such can and will be found
By order ofTrustees.
II. II. WEBSTER, NJ D., President!
@. D ROCKWELL, Esp, Secretary.
Kiussvills. o. Nev. I, 1864 776,
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LEFT at my Store about the time of the
Township Fair q Blue Military Coat. 1t can be had by
proving property and paying for this Advertisement
JOHN p. ROBERTSON.
Ashtabula. December S. 1864. 3t7SO
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ELAX SEED WANTED by
l. H. A. HENDRY DRUGGIST,
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Correction of Enrolment List

A LII OF G Ayers Popular Medicines
IA Sold at HENDRy'S DRUG STORE.
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Il AIKEN UP On the 10th day Of Dec.
inst u saybook mile south OF the cen tre on South
Ridge light bay Horse, about 10 hands high supposed
be about ~ years old aud blind OF eyeotherwe
The eau have the same by proving property and
payisg charges JACOB BEARD.
Saybronk, Dec 15, 1854. 7Sl
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

DAW MILL NOTICE--Noticei "a here
by givsn that the uudes igned hsvc purchased the mill
know hcNuts MIL aud to remove Il to ssybrook
and h VI they have thcrevr dos ned 10 receive
at the old stand Those having logs saw req
10 deliver them the location, otherwise they will run
their risk about the saving. FRARY Il ALLEN.
As sAiabula, Dec rs, 1884 ISL
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Pensions and Bounties.

Important TO Wido,Os and Heirs of Deceased
Soldiers. 4. 10 hraiid 4. Disabled Soldiers.
THE Undersigned is authorised by Ii.
Il ceuss from The United States 10 procure from the
Proper DEPARTMENTS for the benefit OF heirs OF deceased sol
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Pension. Bounty and Back Paw.

provided BY acts congress July 1851 and July 1892
and also Pensions and Back Pay for invalid and dsbed sol
dies And ALSO Pensions md Bounty Lands for soldiers
their heis Of The Of the Revolution Of 1879 ito
which thsy may hs entitled BY acts Of eong All business
Of the shove nature committed 10 him will be promptly and
snsrgescly put through and In Of failure charge
will BE- made except TOR money actually paid out TO civil officers
Tor sdAyii. aud ssrasstss nsesAsayto the sl.
EDGAR HALL
AshtabaiA. March 2, 1864. 540
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dissolution. The CO partnership
heretofore existing under the and firm Brown
Ticknor in the Butcherng business has been by mutual
consent dissolved All debts due the must be paid
to WIN. r. BROWN, by who the busness will be contnu
ed. WM p. BROWN.
Ashtabula, Dec. s, 1864 $50 G. W. TICKNoR;
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4 psssstef abs xndAans Asar srs LyeD.
~ psssxa CIR. rhunaay. Dee sth.
DstacLments Of the First and Third
Cavalry, ssdsr commapd Of Col. Chsvin-
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~ ,,m.rS Of the R....'. News.

The following is a summary OF the steamship
E,na's news, which lett Liverpool on ths 'th anu
Queenstown on the 10Th inst. for New'iYA o.,
The steamship Sixonis passed Falmouth on the CIV
inst urder going ut the rate Of SIX Knots M
hour her machinery was disabled. Prior 10 Dcing
eportel the premiums on her advanced IA ~ per cent
The ,hip Ocean Pearl from sew YUrA for 1nrrngoDa.
yas wrecked the nth 81 October of the lat
ter port. The crew and large portion Of the cargo
were saved.
The SAiIpinS Ga:ofe believes the steamer 10 Nhich
Captain Sermes and his were transferred by the
Laurel. of Madeira was the sea King Which recently
cleo red from London for Bombay.
1t stated that the last vessel destroyed by the fiofi
da, before her capture at Bahia. the Mandarin
from Rio de Janeiro for Baltimore.
Under the influence Of the details Of the capture OF The
Confederate steamer Fords tho English journals III
dignnnty denounce the affair. .
Tie LONDON Tncs that the act AZ most fsgranty
lawess aud praeunos that the American Government
aud its cisens will hasten TO repudise III and that the
New. York Chamber OF Commerce sill scruple 10 forfeit
s character by rewardg or justifying t1e crime com
mitted
TIE London MoraiH9 Post thinks that the Federal
Government Will dis0wn the act, but has some ns
givings about it. thints that the outrage cannot De
permitted to pass unncced by other powers, and that
all tho maritime powers should ente! protest against
lit
The Daily Teh1ropA thinks that the unlawful seizure
Of The Florida vii unmitgstsd satisfaction IN
New York. although at the expense Of the loss OF Ia
tional honor.
TAs Londo~ MornirS Hrold believes that events such
as those will speedily force European nations To inter
fere In the American difficulty, for their own security.
The London Daily Nevs has nothing 10 say about the
matter and The LosdoB Star Is silent III regard 10 IT.
The investigation into the loss OF tine st amer On
tsrio Ia concluded, aud clear Captain BrookDg 81 eli
blame
Lord wodehouse has been formally insugufated AZ
Lord Lieutenant OF Ireland.
~ Berrier the Distinguished French advocate, 10 re
sewing great attention IN London. legs banquet
given In Lis honor was = meet brilliant affair.
Bombay letters Of the 4h AID Calcutta OF the 9Th Of
October fully confirm the disastrous effects Of the great
clyclone Faisr accounts from Cs0tutts are sIpectsd
in few days.
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THANKSGIVING DAY.-At st. Bartholomew +
Episcopal Church. Of Great Jonesst and Laiay
cite Place there will DO morning service. con-
mencue az lol o'clock. sermon will be preached by
the Pastor Dr. Samuel Cook.
The music prepared for the OCCASION under the dreo
ton Of Dr.. Clare W. BeaInes. will be as follows,
J. Praise yc the Lord. double Chant--Beames.
2. Gloria P.tria; Anthem-Beames.
3. B,sedtc.ei double Chaut-Beamse.
4. Ja6ilaie; Anthem. SOLOS BY Messgs. Rehberg and
Van Sio.en-Mossnthal.
5. THO: ION Thee each living soul tCreqiion)
Miss Brainerd, Messrs. RebberY and Van sidAn.-
Haydn.
q. Hymn iso--" Lord. With glowing heart"-Solos.
Soprano and Tenor.-Aranged from Rosslni, by
EeaInes
!. (Af.er the Sermon.) Solo-"I will eIAlt Thee. U
Lord" From the Orntorio ~ XII" composed BY
Corta-Mss Maria Brainerd.
Tie Choir consists q! Misc Brninerd. Solo Soprano
Mise Virginia Tucker ContIato; Mr.. Rshberg, Tenor
Mr.. Gsp ". Van 5iclen Bsssr and Dr.. Beames Organ
ist and D.rtc,of
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Thank sgiving fer Ncw-E.siaaA Soldier
In New.YsPk and Vicinity.

Great activity has prevailed. both by night
and day. during chs past week, q the New England
Relief Rooms Nc. 1874 Broadway In order 10 fulfill the
wishes of tho Thousands Of friends Of the Eastern
soldiers In forwarding " the vaoos armies and eets
the immense number Of packages cent To this city -
the carr o! Col. Frank X. Howe.
On Monday Col Howe received telegram iron 3.
B. stsbbius, Secretary Of Tie Bo' on Cor "'ee, In.
Quirine how many Massachusetts, soldiers =, IA the
New. England Rooms, and IN the hospitals In this
vicinity by reference 70 the morning reports At the
Rooms. II was sscertaned there were seven hundred
and fifty. and the dispatch wS Immediately answered
On Tuesday check for t5oo WA received BY Col II
from the Boston Committee TO DO appropriated for the
purchase Of turksys and deleaess for these sever
hundred and fifty soldiers which has been attended t.
In accordance with the wishes Of the Bostonans These
seven hundred and fifty soldiers are In thirteen different
hospitals within and around this city. and this fact VII
give Our readers sufficient idea Of dsts work neces
suJy " npppy tlsI ~ Xke evJxe9as " cASlEf Lay,
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returns as made here Every memhr knows that We
have no right 10 go behind the, rehins Ny friend
talks about fear say to him B@ware how you arouse
the Democracy ofthis great city The time may come
when you III feel their power.
Nr. STEWART said that 10 establish the precedeht.
that the Board bad right to inquire into the eondnc'
Of these men, was dangerous IN te extreme; II lne
Board had not tia. power il was high time that they
should obtain il from the Legislature.
The resolution at the request OF tie Chairman. was
reduced 10 writing NJ folio 20: -,
Resored Tst the Of he canvass OF the election on
the Second D:s,Ict Second Wmi be postponed uni 20
morrow L. o'clock and hs tie Inspectors and CsnvAsssi'
Of Election OF said District lie directed 10 sppssr before ns
Board time questions ~ may b. pun ~
them this Rolrd coucernre any rresuaFesin tho Fo'
ing euI crnva,.ny ci The vot, OF ,eid Dstrict
Toe resolution adopted and objection orihs
made the Third District us. went over ontl to-day
yell 40 the IH,hh. Thirteenth, and Fonreenth us
:1cts: De returns from the rsninder o the twenty
Gss " and, and all of The Eighteenth with the exeep
tnn oi tie Ftl aud Ninth Districts without any VafI
..uns being disc scred in the returns. The objection
a. INC case o III, third District OF the TSen'l'nrs,
" ard was made by Supervisor stewart who produce"
snd .ead ,.r,iion rom Celyasser HesmiD 81 that
District to the eject ha: 10 had discovered great "
f.suaries If not frauds and therefore praying tha
,be should b. given back 10 The Carvassers 70
uodrret Correction Tie returns Of this District were
~ e. GLOVE TO 10
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY,. NOVEMBER %3 1894

me- st checrfny aided Col Howe In ths matter ana NO
soldier win be deprived Of his share a turkey and
fxins on Thursday.
| At the New. Dgland Rooms Mrs. Russell, the ma
tron assisted By the Ladies Committee, 10 making am
pe proyison for oil the boys who may be present on
Thursday The dinipg.hall is being handsomely fe'-
TONED with flags and hung around with banners. and
az the dinner the ladies will themselves wait upon the
soldiers
A large box OF much. yeded supplies Of clothing &c.
was received to-day from the Society OF the Rev Mr.
Cudw orths East. Boston. at tie New England Rooms
Frequent donations OF like character wonld often pre-
vent many discharged soldiers returning home-as
well as soldiers from hos pitfalls going 10 the rontfrom
leaving the Rooms IN need OF articles necessary 10 their
comfort.
Advices having been received from Barrancas, Pen
saco that the regiment OF Maine cavalry stationed
there suffering from scnrvy and kindred diseases
Gov Coney and the people Of Maine immediately inter
cs,ed themselves in their behalf The result " tho
supply movement in Mime was palpaby apparent this
morning to Col. H"we, who discovered over thirteen
hundred packages OF all desert ons Of vegetables deli
caoes and goodies landed Of onv piers directed
to Maine soldiers TO his care No Government trans.
parts being abe TO take these packages to Pensa
cola Gen. Van Vet representation Of the fnets be-
ing made 10 him by Col. Howe. Immediately chartered
steamer hoard OF which they placed, and she
will ssil early Wednesday morning for her desti
nation.