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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-15
Young Napoieon.-A Fact In history.


There Ia great effort made to bolster
up the military reputation of the Grave
Digger OF tho ChickShominy. 1t has been
repeatedly asserted that from The beginning 10
fhe end ahis career, he nerer qcaS nnder fire,
q statement which has never been deaied
or disproved by his comp mons. Another
fact Is that during the battle at Malvern
Hill, be took refuge on board the gunboat
Galena.O Gen McClellsn's own testimony,
before the Committee on the Conduct OF
WSf, contains The proof Of the shameful
cowardice. He testifies that he was on
the field af the timeiof the battle OF Nal.
vern Hill. in the morning, early. and then
again lats in ltbe afternoon. The report
continues .,-,..,..
Question. Had The fighting commenced
the morning before you left?
Answer. No, sir no enemy tn sight.
--Qnestion- Al xhat poiut or points were
you from ihs tins you LEFT the field until
Apsvr-TI was at headquarters. near
Question. Were you down the river,
or on board the gunboats during any part of
taaf day. betpecn tie fine you lej1 The front
and yosr return to 1t
Answer. lido not remember; IL is posi-
BE I may hare been, as my camp was dir ect-
ly no the river.
He furthcrt s. fed that from II xal's to
the point Of the heaviest fighting. was two
and a half or three miles
Mcclellan did nat remember whether he
was on the gunboat or not, but Captain
Rodgers Of the Gslene. tsstifcs that he
vas on the gunboat six hours, from nine to
three. Colonel Ruins ingalls,, the Quarter
Mister Of the army of the Potomac, also
tstifies to the same fact. lie says:
The next day, on. v hich was the grea,
battle II Malvern, but at which I was no
present. the same thing occurred the Gen
craI at some times was with his troops and
st other fines was on beard the, vessel, as
vaeseported at the time. .'
Question. How far Was that vessel from
where the main fight was going on, during
the great 6ghil'fI 7e bl
,Answer, 1t was a mile or mile and
btls IsshcuA suppo-c. .afle.s Ea ta-
But In addition 10 ell this, we have IT,;
testimony. of General Sumner. On the
day OF the battle of Malvern Hill, the
young Napoleoa found sisanecessary to go
70 Harisou's, landing. Gen Sumner says:
therefore found myself, by virtue OF
my seniority of rank, in command of the
army. swithon; being invested formally with
that command or barring receired any instruc
t;ons In yrlafion TO IL. receixed a note
from General Marcy, General McCelan's
chief ~ staG. to this effect-that ana orders
gee en- the field aronld be approred a.
a - - 4
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-15

NVf--aA-iiG
1,r,ht s,,innders scn,iy fudinrI ~
Into Winters frigid grave;
While the fallen leaves are hiding
Beauties that around her wayei
stu are, rcrns Of hearty ielowirggoF
AS the prove shC tesselates,
With the iioral wonders grQving--
Wonders tiiAt her ne creates!
Rich and gorgeous Is the lillow- - q u
Where she lies her dying deady ytAN -
Midst the gold fruit ripe and yellow
And the flowers blue apd red.
Happy Summer, bright and airy.
brilliant, transient, linger still;
2Nifilfl1ec nfe and fay and faiIy
Vanish all from mount and rill.
Roses sweet, wild, dew-drops weeping.
Woo the loving 10 stay;
SILLY streams and cascades leading,
Bid thee not hast away.
Laughing hours Of sunny gladness
Fall winds still will blow away;
Leaving leaves to sigh in sadness,
As they wither day by day.
While the suhry Autumn's breathing
Perfume from each dewy flower,
Summers hand is gently wreathing
Garlands for her parting hour.
Youthful June and July glories rgF
With their beauties pass away;
Serve but as Memsnfo Morris
OF allpieasures bright and gay!
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-15

Every man knose, that :Sheridan's vicio.
y has immensely diminished McClellan's
chances for ihe Presidency Let every
man ssk himself whether that party and
that eandidats deserve bis support whose
only hope Of spccess depends on rebel vic
tories and Union defeais.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-15

II k vhispsrsd 10 london, that the an,
shess.s Of The ssosg Margaret Deizill. nov
pubr thing in o. Csr'1iiA Magazine, is no
1sfs Z person Gran, Queen Victoria. Her
Msjssly u b ssid. has taken to literary
work e . solsee to- tho sorrow which she
ofHl leeh Cor The l0ss of Pence Albert.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-15

The Richmond Examiner few days
since declared; The result is disaster al
Atlanta. 10 the very neck of time when
such victory alone could save the party
OF Lincoln frem irtetrievsble ruin.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-15

II McClsIlsn could'nt take Richmond
making Wasbingfon !. bis base, yon may
safely swear hs toiH nessr take. Washington,
@sliag RicAmOnd his 6aei
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-15

A smile Of seress content passed over
he fsce ofs Peace msp st stZsnssvilIe, when
be hsasd Ben Wads cay historically Az
r. ysds sadg halfof battles, McClel-
hn. sdt eli bis stsi7, md ell their horses.
esme out - seek, IS at and fair as they
usns In. No one lad blood drawn on him.
And h uas ~ yooDf Napoleon
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Thompssn Quarry

\ TFHIS lQusIry Situated fAt Ihompson,
tAks cesniy the Nearest and most essssTsst nr
atrsns Of AshtAbua and psoiny, of any oess
qppi efih stone - sapsstar hfnnsS Of tsxtsr A.e
arraoity Stone cut 70 dsnsIo.s and for pc1sS
dressed In he most and A zhon notss
Orders soliesd, for YfsgGnE steps Well storss Under
PnniI! Nod?v sad Door Caps Aad sills Coping And IA
o-s hsoiIss ,ts sess,d1sssss ssvi1s D. HpsEsfaS
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-15
TIE EASIEST DRIVING MoWER USE

| TO make IL % P''
TIE EASIEST DRAWING MoWER USED! 2
The operator Is enabled TO throw the shan attached 4,
knife out and In gear at pleasure; aud having Timber emf
ting bar the knife be folded up tie machine ana
hence u can be conveniently transported held 10 ded
and will occupy less storage room, vixen hayDg Is oyer
elderly and partial invaids enabled 10 operae
and lie simplicity Of gearing makes 1t noiseess than
double-geared machines II viii be advantage To farmers
In Erie Crawford, and Ashtabua countless and In ycntes
contiguous TO manuct0y 10 buy machines made near
houe that II any part should be accidentally broken
piece eopld be more readily substituted. = TO- "
To omen Of responsibility living where the Genesee VAL
ley has not been usse make this oer We will let you
take on t with the agreement your part pnr-
mended yo1 being the Judge We believe in the superiority
OF ou Mowers and shall embrace every opportunity ne
suade farmers to give them trid These assertions are
npon actual xperments Deer hundred
were bought and used by farmers Northeastern Pennsd
sapa The past 70 every OF whom
oesiops Of purchasing One man moved sixteen 10
Sans ana another moved an acre In forty
publicly challenge ali persons interested iD the sale OF
m s ncSsrs M 20 meet ss in TRIAL MOVING MATCH,
s"Iu oI gfoupd and In all sorts OF grass We claim
pe abe 70 NOV roughes meadows TO NOV more acres day
~ 70 NOV ,he same number OF With greater ease
tnan can DC cone VI wth any other MacLinel
We vii seha well finished Mower Ipe,dae IN "a khfsea
q OF whippe tree Se for hundred dollars AT the shop
as changing s1t. Persons desirols
~ M o. o. obtaining sgencey for The
Fedsnl Hill can address al ERIE Pena's ''' ~
Liberal Discount Made to Agents q -
Rhs' Pa, March iseA smIA1 IA 3 DEssmoRE.
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We claim for Mower that superior 10 any other
in market for several reasons: .lf'r q
1T IS LESS COMPLICATE IA SIMPLER MACHINE.
II is well understood principle In Mechanics that the
least complication and the least gearing 10 machinery
to snbserve the purpose for which II Is designed the
better Ours is The only singseeared Mower
ket and will need argument to convince fme, that
because ofthis fact 1t Will te liable 10 get Of order
and more readily repaired II accidentally broken
Our Mower is better than its competitors another
in the construction rival Macnes their propre
tors have found necessary 10 gear them up high
tion TO prevent elogging 1lsrefore. these Machines
having the highest motion have been popular With
mers, "e0ggng fas been Of the difficulties to
be overcome and the higher the notion the less coggng
By an improvement which made Mower prevent
coggpg, and retain allow moton knife less than
fourteen revolutions 10 of the drvewhee which Ia
than twotrds of the motion in other Machines Hence
tney oer less resnnce to tue horses durable
than those Of higher motion.
Our knife is placed line with the axis Of the drive
wheel which Is found ierviceabe In moving on a knoll or
gully; having comparatively low moou It less
oe 70 preak when "hought up' by hidden stub stone
ana tnese added 70 the fact that ler emitting bar
~ 70 nov rengher meadows with greater mpunty,
Than can De done with any other Mower
Excepting the tongue our Inacbioe made wholly OF iron
and steel hence 10 durable than those made rge n,
wood, and therefore certain 70 shrink swell and wear Out
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S J. w. BRADLEY's
Patent Duplex EIiptieaI Spring
moon 8IBVf f8fittssi f5y
q II. L II T.

THIS Invention consists Of Duplcx--oy
u two-Eiptic Steel Springs, ingeniously braided
tightly and firmly together, edge edge making the tough
est Elastic Flexible and Durable Spring
abing the In consequence of its crest elasticity
fexblenes to place and fold il when in easily qnd
with the convenience a silk muslin dress II
trey obviates and sences the only objections TO Hoop
Skirts viz the to well the public
especially in crowded assemblies carriages railroad
church pews in crowded place from difficulty
eonaeng them aud the occupancy space. This
rely the diGieuly, while giving Skirt the
usual full and symmetrical form, the gtest and most
sty and graceful appearance for the street. opera prom
ade house dress. lady having enjoyed pleasure
and comfort and great convenence Of wearing Du
pex Elliptic Spring Skirt for single dsy will
wards willingly dispense with the OF them They
also equally de rabe and great improvement other
kinds Of Skirts for Misses and young Ladies who short
dresses the elasticity and aesbiity prevents when
coming In contact with nthng crowding the hoop
the person. from pushing out the other side of the hoop
dress and again, they much durable and no.
likely to bend break get out OF shape The Bottom
Rods all the skirts also Double Steel and twice.
Double Covered TO prevent the covering from wearing on
the rods when dragging down stairs stone steps, which
they constantly 10 when in An
the best quality Of corded tapes and every part Of the skirt
81 the very best materials II gu ntee ed in every respect
Skirt ever made. - tt- lTlT ~
Enquire for the pupex Elliptic sprrg skirt for sale In all
variety OF styles and sizes, by = 7TsT ! Z
HERIucK BROTHER.
Ashtapuia august i, 1861 1872
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a.ips SIZE EP1NG. CARS Ger as,..
IS. ,.sc,uos on NIGHT rRAISs TO .,,o.s,.,s
Philadelphia, Ne York, Baly;nsors.. T.
n.rs... cA.sl.a 1h..s.A ..a r,.....iI.a 80.
FRETEHTS

l''a ' FIRE IGH rs. ..s,5 2. ...,. ,,e1
BY this route Freghs Of an can Be brwardsd
to and from Philsdelphia New York Boston or Bannore
to and from point ths Railroads Ohio Kentrek
Indiana, Illinois, WscoDsin Iowa Missouri by Rail Resi
dre The enssylvania Rail Road al.o conuets At Pitt,
burgh with steamers by which goods can Be forwarded -
any port on the Ohio MuskiDgpm, Kenrucky, Mssu Ksp
sas Tennessee Cumberland, Illinois, Mssissippi Wscorsip
Arkansas and Red Rivers ard at Ceseand sahdasky and
Chicago With steamers TO all ports the Nortk Wsstsrs
Lakes MERCHANTS and shippers entrusng tho
ot their freight to this company rely with condsnse
THE RATES GF FREIGHT to and fou, any point Ia Ii.
West by the Pennsylvania Central Road az all iss %
Japorabe charged BY other Cospanies. S. t !. a.
careful TO mark packages "vis Penna Cent? r. r.
For Freight contracts shipping directions apply 10 or
address either OF the following Agents of the company;
d. A. STEWART Freight Agent, Pittsburgh 49,. - 49,.
3 CLARKE . Co, Transfer Agent Pittshprrh g 4, ~.
H. W. BRowS Co, Cincinnati, phici q. z, ..t ID, ~
i n. c. MELpRuM Co. Madison, 1bdiapa. Fl ,. q.
Z F. MOORE Louisville, Kentucky, s,il.' -, ,,-.i
wsM. AKNAs, Evansville, Indiana.
R.F. SASS, Saint Lonis Missouri.
CLARKE a Co, Chicago Illinois -
]. II Nc COLIN. POrtsnonth, Ohio.H - u
J. NJ. LOVE-, Maysville. Kentucky.
HALL a Co, Marietta, Ohio, , !, ,fiio..f,.,,.~.r1
F.. AYfsFs Muskingum River. z ~ !" Slit1'AA
W. II. E L. LANGLEY, GallipoIis, 0ofo.
II. s, PIERCE a Co. GAINESVILLE, Ohio. -
IN II! HuDsox, Ripely, q. YsfRNA NYHg.A AUt Z
R.C. MKLDRtn, General Travelling Agent.
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LIVE STOCK

rroyer and r@mer viii nnd this the most adyania.
and supplied with eyey convenence have been opened on
ths line and Its con1eetions and every attention paid to
convenience for feeding and resting Choice is offered
Phadepha New York and baltimore Markets. This vim
also DO found the shoes quckest and direct route
NJ York via Allentown. and with changes than any
Other. ENoCH LEWIS, Gen. Srpt. Ancona Ps,s 8 +
9ut7ss W II, HOLMES, Gen. Hea. Sc ant Isdps syei;s
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-15

y.b Early Physical pegsrsr~ey OF ni
TlaS lA7ncrtcnsa Isoo151 e

fIIi IA .Nl.I n I
lust PUBLISHED by Or. A, Stone,
sD an K K, ss ss1... Tg tY:s ;Ys s,
refican People to eass q Nsfvous betiIls ocbsunp
Tbs work { one high moral n sIis,s ys
tliIb end ssa aes,y 70 INC Vs. s,s ssn
ing scientific and reliable aids and treatment Tor core,
be SEPT By mil on the 9ccin s., sSS ~ az s
Young Me fail not 10 send fer this book, u ~.
Ladies'. too should at once secure copy oi
Aword OF Solemn Conscientious Advice to
@ee 90 Those who viii Reflect, 2 a''l y - :,
class Of nsadie. prevail. e fearful sst.sf n The com.
munity booming steast looo9o yuuh o potn
Their external naniestatn or ymptone are
Nsryou, nee ReSsaoq az @ s sns whole y short
ness brvath, or hurried breating on ascending hill OF
flight oep- great pslpit'tion Of ths Heart Asthma S.
and Limbs aversion to society and 10 business study
dmness of the sight oss Of the memory dizziness Of the
head, Neuralgia pain in the various parts OF the body
main In the back or limbs umbago Dyspepsia lndiges-
ton irreguary OF the bowe deanged secciIons Of the
Kidneys other glands Of the body Leucorhea or Fleur
Abus &C. sc Likewise Epilepsy Hyt,eria, and Nervous
sPssns 80, e. 49,, ,,oaxod an ,hs shove
named disorders and host NJ others consumption OF he
Lungs and that most inious and willy form Of consumption
ofe spinal known 2, Iases ncsencc" nave ave "n
ofsuecess on the part of Old school practice IN eang yp
toms only
r Andrew Stone Physci,n to tue roy Lung andIiyseuic
Institutions Is engaged in treating this class of m 'dern
naladica with the most astonishing The treat nen
adopted by the Institution is It is based upon sce nv
e principles with discovered remedies without minerals
or poons The facilities rcue such that patients car
be cured at their homes in any part Of the country from &C.
medicines sent by Mail express Printed nteogaorie
win be forwarded on application; i, a., -,
E Consumption Catar and diseases OF the throat curet
as well at the home OF the paens the institution
sending the Cold Medicated ISrALISG BAsaMIc NAroRs
with inhaler and ample directions for their use and drec
lQnrf
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-15

AND For Sale in East Trumbull-A
~ bout 10 Acres of Land with good House, Barn
udngs in prime oder with good water and choice
FRUIT situated in East Trumbu three miles from the village
Of Rock Creek being the premises occupied by Par
menter.
Also, Grist Mill, known as the Clark
MIL with about 20 Of Land situated the above de-
scribed prem The Mill Is well situated business
durable stream, IL in good repair has Of stone bolts
smut machine rolling screen, elevators, &c. complete The
described property will be sold cheap, the
about removing to and reasonable credit will be CIV
for portion oftbs purchase money. Apply to
o. III. FITCH, Real Estate Agent.
AshtabnIa, May 90 1868. 3mT00
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-15

TO THE YOUNG OR OLD,
Male or Female ast
you bave been suffering from habit INDUCED In by the
/ YOUTH OF BOTH SEXES.
WHICH CAUSES so MANY ALARMING SYMPTOMS!
II HEfts them for Marriage,
And is the greatest evil which can befal
MAN OR WOMAN,
See symptoms enumerated in advertisement
and If you are q sufferer, I.-s.t s.,-
Cut out the Advertisement
And send for it at once. .,--
7f pI Delays are dangerous.
Ask for IIelmbold's
Take no other.
'Ne"' Cures guaranteed.
Be,carc Of Counterfeiis and limitations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-21

3 Washington dispatch to a Baltimore even
ing ga per says L IS ruplored that important
changes will soon be made 10 the command OF
several departn ents Of the North and East
Gen. Fremont, it is said, vii! succeed General
Butter in his command OF Gen. Dlx's depart
n2ens Of the Hast. Btlrnside's re;lgoatlon
action npon which has been for some time
supended- be accepted it is thought.
The Adagnantine Candle Works Of Q. Il.
Grant & Co., Philadelphia, were entirely de-
stroyed by Ere Yesterday. Loss $4,000 most
" insured The firm cid an extensive business,
shipping Is, 600 boxes Of candles per month 70
California.
Washington correspondents q New York
papers assert that it is doubtful whether the
Bat;u1ore CoDqaotioo viii ever be held.
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Oh @trxanArIa q azett E
THURSDAY EVENING" APRIL q.
z.x.-@--r-.---~-,-
T. $. CozGREss. In the Senate OF the
II Yesterday, Mr.. Trumbnn, Irora the j udl-
>;arx7 (yon.nn;ftee. reported adversely on the
hill introduced by AIr. Davis, to prohlF}zt fne
rr;a Of civilians by courts marital; also ADVERSE
IL on he bill to amend the act 10 punish FRAUDS
On the Treasury A Joint resolution was IN,
nrodlced REQUESTING the Legislatures q the sew
eraI States 10 cause q census OF the lndosfllaI
interests co be taken in June, 1865, and to
send 3 copy OF the original returns 10 the Sec
retary Of the Interior. The bill to repeal the
fugitive slave law Was further discussed.
In the House Of Rel rasentaJives the Lax
bill was under consideration.
Various houses and lots attached IS the pro
nerty Of Vim. n. NlcVeigh, are advertised for
sale ~ s. n. Garwood, sheriff Of Alexandra,
70 satisfy claims in favor Of The Asiatic Sank,
Balderston, Ward 4 Co., Kendall Robinson
& Co., T. Dane 4 Co., and j. II. Prentice,
against G. A. Baldwin 4 %.
The rival steamboat lines between this city
and Washington have net yet satisfactorily ad'
iusted their difficulties, ana it IS understood
warrants have been served, and that the sub
ject will undergo judicial investigation 10 v ash.
ington.
An officer who left Bulls Gap, Fast Tennes-
see, Oh the Ash inst, reports that zen Long
street had withdrawn bis forces, sending his IN
fantrv regi nents to Richmond, and leaving
three cavalry brigades, numbering 1000 men,
and an equal force Of infantry: to guard
the salt works near Abingdon, Va.
BUTTER. New York Times says -
'sSpeculators in butter had to 5uccumb ON
Tuesday. The heavy receipts, restricted con-
sumption, mild weather, and tight money
market. proved TOO much for them. PRIME
Stale butter was sold as low as 80 cents in ihe
oren market, IS against 48a5O cents per ID. D
few weeks ago, and other grades declined pro
Dortionately. Even these comparatively low
rates did not Tempt buyers 10 make very Aber-
al purchases, as Q further material reduction
was deemed inevitable.
The last foreign mail settles the question OF
the safety Of Dr.. Livingstone, the African ex-
plorer, vho was reported to have been killed
nv the natives on the zambesi. kletter from
Bishop Tozer, dated At Murch!son, on the 2ls5
Of December, states that Dr.. Livingstone had
= Co, his az neditinn xln the COUNTY,
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E,r7N RA7,TT,E ON THE RED RIVER

The news from the Red River il signIavly
conflicting. The details Of the battle fought
On the 6tZ1 are given by d correspondent OF O.
Chicago paper whose letter IS GATED on The
77fh, butin which no mention whatever IS made
.,f renewal Of the enga cement. which 2t "as
positively stated resulted in 3 severe rep2lse
Of the Federal forces who were falling back 20
Grand Ecore, in g. dlsorgan'ze,{ state. lAe
Chicago paper, however, the next day pub
fishes extracts nom private letters~~dated 90
the l2th--wllioil represent shat On the DAY al
ter The disaster to the thirteenth army corps
the nineteentIl army corps defeated me ZOE
fe1eratas, capturing 'two thousand prisoners
and ''twenty cannon. Fleet Captain Pen,
mock also teEegraphs to the i. 5. Navy De-
partnlent from Cairo shat he has received PR
gata letters from Grand Eoore Or the loth, and
from Alexandra on the 18th, which state that
the Federal forces met with a repulso on tna
9Th inst; bet thar when tie Coojodefates,
following up their success, renewed the attack
on the 9th, they were handsomely whipped. .
Tn the statement forwarded 10 tie u. >.
War Departf1ent-and which comedies N ali
essential! points hut one with the Chicago pa
ner's letter from Grand Ecore on the 1jtn--lt
is said shat the Federal advance under <1en2rai
szo;th vas vorsted, as was also the thirteenth
army corps, which came to the aid OF on1tn !;
but that ''Franklin, with the nineteenth army
corps, came ur, and che enemy Was beaten. -
Il Was Gen. Stone, and not Gen. Stoneman,
who commanded the Federal troops IN the
first day S battle.
THE ORDERS OF COL DAHLGKEN.
T. will be reyneu bered that short time ago
il was stated that the Confeoerates had caused
The orders which were found on the body Of
Colonel Dahlgren, after he was Killed near
Richmond, to be Photographed in order 70 be
used as evidence. Il now appears that the
ConiAaerates desire shat their authenticity may
be officially ESTABLISHED, and therefore General
Lee. under Il nag Of truce, sent letter 70
General Meade. incIosing photographed copies
of the alleged orders and asking whether they
were sanctioned by Col. DahIglen's superior
officers end approved by the government -
General Meade referred the matter 10 General
Fitzpatrick, who denied that they were the m
structions lie gave Colonel Dahlgren before ne
parted with him during the raid. The reply
was communicated 70 Gen. Lace, and General
Meade also replied that he had given no in
struc1ions e. the late cavalry expedition not
warranted by the necessities Of their situation
and sanctioned by the usages Of warfare
Wash. Cor n. Z World.
5 Washington dispatch to BALTIMORE even
60. : 81 co.,. Z r.1 ~ r2c thai In MORTAR
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II Ah.ItIN.

On Tuesday evening Aprj! 18th: SAAJ IL
B. CORN WE'LL, - Prince " !lAIam county,
Va 70 MARY G. VERNON, Of Alexandra.
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ysTE,D

At Charlestcwn. Jefferson county Va, ~
tIre 18th inst, CHAS. 8. STE " ARI