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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-01
MEDICAL.
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9oes Acscied wito symptsus organic wsakns.. r.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-01
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= .rins prep psrec sxpfessly iof tLis cla-r ~ oc'
'laot,, ~ biooa fahiyins ffopsrtsi are pfsssrved
aa-aApsriis.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-01

Col 4 h. Crane. candidate fos state Sens
tor to- District of sullivan and Nigo counties
will adifesr the people az the following pls-
css:
Satafias. October lst. Lockport. Nigo
count,
Sps4sLg TO commence ~ One O'Clock
Pm.
Let n men OF all parties attend
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-23

SETTLED AT LAsr--The Supreme Couf'
Of Ohio has at last decided the conslitu
tionsli,y Of The soldiers voting law AM
blasted the hopes of Hon. I. 9 BARLEY
who has been sort Of volunteer counsel il
general to sll Who scugh, TO rob the sol
'diers Of their votes. aud bis eopperhest
coniederales. The decision is not only {
gratifying one, but IL is just and propeI
one. The right of the Ohio soldiers to
vote Is now settled by the highest Judicial
tribunal 10 the Safe Though soldier
brave and troe---they have not thereby as
coppehesds have songhf TO establish, ceased
TO he c, gems as we'll or course th,
Crisis, Enpuirsr and other Dem"cralic
sheets will now show their devotion TO the
Consiisution and laws, by denouncing the
Supreme Court--bnt that will only show
their real spirit. When election comes
again, the Ohio soldiers viii return the
compliment ty solid vote against the
allies If the rebels in the North. oh, alas
for coppeiiieads.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-23

On the question whether there shall be
equal political rights 10 all citizens Of the
Territory Of Montana, the House on the
l6;h again disagreed With The Senate, vo-
ting by 83 TO So to eject the Conference
Report. Mr. Webs er contrlved TO put
his instructions t, The Committee in a pc.
culiarly b,goted and offensive form, aud
The House ratified lhem-Yeas, rs; Nays
81 They forbid the Committee 10 agree
10 any report which authorizes any Other
| than free white male c,uz:us To vo e.
Yet this House has passed "a bill for the
enrolment OF colUred eil,zscs, and bus
urged upon The Executive more vigorou,
effort tor their enlistment That Is, ID,
HOu,e thinks The uegro gcod enough tt
! h INT for the Union, 5u, not good enough b
10 vote for II. The Senate declined lht
proposition Of the House for a new Com
nitIee of CONE euce GU tie gtouud lha
Il Was impert ueniy offered.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-23

WALL STREET for Few days past has been
the scene ofin'ense interest. The rise in price
ofgold, aud the sudden depression ofboth tha
commodity and the stocks has made that stree
terrible slaughter house of financial innocents
The New Y York papers give amusing sketches
of the various moods and their developments
under the sudden reverses of fortune that FOL
lowed the commercial mutations alluded to -
The mode of dealing 10 stocks and gold, prac
tioed, partske so much Of downright gambling
and sudden riches and ruin have become sucl
every day occurrences, that the unfortunate
get little or no sympathy from their fellows.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-23

The report OF the Commissary General
OF PRISONERS, accoMpan! Ing the Secretary
Of Wars iepOIt, has just been punished.
1t shows that The Dumoer Ol Rebel officers
AID meH cbpluIed bJ Us sluce Ie Ueg .ndiD X
vi The War Is: lieu enant general, m4
jor'geberals, 20 brlgadler generals, 1856 col
uDels, l46 lieutenant colOnels, 2i4 mpjors,
2.497 captains, ssh lieutenau,s, le, ,563
non comm 'sslOued officers, l2l 1856 piIya,es
aud 2, 800 cltiZrn,. o. these. We had on
maud aL tue date 30 229 officers and men,
among whom were l major general aud
7 Orlgadlers. There have been l2I 937
Rebels exchanged against ] 10, S66 Uuiou
men reiurued. Tne exchanges vi ollicel S
On 0Otb slides aie computed al tbeIr ex
chaDgeabe value in prlvates. Since the
date OF the ABOVE report, there have been
less than 1000 exchanges. uod very tew
captures on ellher side. The igures are
consequently approximately correct. No
statement has Geea furnished 10 our gov
ernment OF the numoer Of prisoners held
ny the Rebels.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-23

A Nav REsESuE CuTTER FOR THE LAKES
--~Tbe Buffalo Commercial says. the gov
esnmeut has Contracted for building Rev
eppe Cnttef fol- the Lakes. The keel is al
ready laid ~ Block Rock. on the Nisgar'
River. She isto be side wheel screw
steamer. She win cost. complete, abou
ESQ, 900.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-23

Five influential Parsee firms in London
have contributed five hundred pounds ster-
ling for the support OF The negroes emsuci-
pa,ed under The proclamation of The Pres.
ideut OF the Unlled States The case is
remarkable, ina historical point Of view
Fire.w6 Slippers assist in eleyaIing the vic
Tins OF fre-eaters. Ii is ulso lillle start.
ling albeit i may be wholesome. to remark
that India dnds field for its foreign mis-
sions in these ChrlsliaD aud enlightened
States. the bread We east upon The Wa.
ters comes back 10 US well salledl
Iadepeadent.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-23
OBJECT TEACHING.

This system Of teaching has heen so ccessful
ly prscticed in England and upon the Cont.
nent for years. and has acquired such celebrity
abroad, as to challenge tie the attention ol
Educators in our own country TO test the
! SYSTEM, The Board Of Education of the City OF
Oswego, n. Y, sent to Bngl and for teacher
to instruct the teachers Of that City and open
model school Since the system has been in
| operation there, Oswego has been sort OF
| Mecca for Educators from all the loyal portion
Of ouI country. The agent Of the Board OF
! Education Of the State of Massachusetts, spen,
Learly five weeks Of the past year, in visiting
/ the schools OF that city, aud similar schools in
our country aud Canada. His opinion OF thi,
system is as follows, while should dissent
| from some views and methods there adopted
the system as whole, is iD my judgment pract.
zeal. philosophical aud admirably adapted tc
young children" The Board Of Education ia
Davenport. Iowa. sent the Superintendent o
their schools to Oswego, aud upon bis return
al bis suggestion, two teachers were procured
from that city, to open Primary aud Mode
School, upon The Object Sys em. This system
has been introduced into the Chicago Sc looi.
aud adopted in New York. Brooklyn Albany
Troy, Rochester, Syracuse. Louisville and other
places The fandameDlIe idea OF this system
IT, "that observation is the Legining Of al
koowledge."f Its advocates claim that the OBJ
jecss of every day life should be made the
chief instruments Of education. The pup
Is taught to exercise tins pereeptiys fac
uities BY judging in regard to the dimsu
sioDs Of bodies, form. weight, size. capaci
~, rate Of motion. color &c. The search wbicl
the pupil makes Is for IDEAS then for word
which will define them and the methods Of com
biDipg them. ! think we cannot oyerestimale
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-23

From Rev Warren Randolph, Pastor of Baptist Church.
Germantown. Pa
DIR. C. M Jackson-lear sr;-Personal experience ena-
bes TO tfy thai the 6sIu al Buffers prepared
BY nus e4cellept medicine. In tase- OF severe
cold and general deb y have been greatly benefited by
the ute Of the bes and doubt not they will produce s
lar ehe,ts oiheas Yours truly,
WARREN RANDOLPH.
Germantown, Pa.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-23
Administrators Sale Real Estate.

ADMINISTRATOR SAFE Redl Estate.
TN PURSU ANCE of an Order of The
Il Probate Court Of Akhtabua County, Ohio, will offer
for sale at public Auction the 30th day Of April d. 1854
at One o'clock upon the premises the following dsscb-
ed real estate situate in the County of AsDtbua IN the viii
age OF Geneva, and state of Ohio being about thirty
rods Of land bounded south by the North Ridge Road
East by lands owned by George Freeman, and the
West and North by H. horgans land. Appraised at $780,
Terms Of sale third 10 hand, one-third year. aud
thd In two from the day ofsae the deferred
mtns To be interest and ecured premises sold
r. b. MUNGER. Admir-
Geneva. March rs, 1864. 4t44 Of T. II. Ieete decd
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-23
Tombes g. Wetherwax,
Dealers in Provisions & Groceries.
Main Street, Ashtabula, Ohio.

A LII PERSON in need of any thing iu
Il N the above line, will do well 10 81 and see our
Goods before buying elsewhere We viii be hy
any ether house in AhabOa eount either IN the price OF
Quality Of our Goods.
You will hud at our house all xinds OF
Groceries, Wet or Dry, Flour OF all Grades
and Prices. ali kinds Of Fish. Pork, Cheese
and In fact. every thing usually Dand In
Family Grocery aud Provision Store.
Hyoa viii sap and see VA bound TO DO you good.
II. O. TONNES. II. wEfHERwAX
Nosswter II, 1903 72i
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-23

NOTICE The undersigned has been
duly appointed OF the estate Lewis
shepard late % Ashtabula County, Ohio, deceased.
April g. lsci. 3tIi6 NARY T. shEfARp.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-23

From the Rev ) H. Kennnrd Pastor ofloth Baptist

From the Rev H. Kennard, Pastor f1Oth Baptist Church
DIR Jackfon:Dr sir i have frequently requested 10
connect my name with cplmend atoms OF different kinds
mediciner but regarding the practice my approp
ate sheie have III all caIes d. cined but with ell
proof in yarons Instances aud particularly in my family, Of
the useiuness OF Dr. Hoofands German Bittes uela
IRON usual course, to express my full conviction
that or general debility OF the system, aud especially for
Liver Complaint II safe aud valuable pre,araL In
may h bGt usually, doubt not 1t will be
very beneficial TO those WHO suer from thu above
Yours, very cfuliy, j. ii. KENNAKD
Eighth below Coates Street. Philadelphia.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-23

( Mr.. Wade and Nc Gooeh, Of the Cop
mittee on the Conduct Of the Wsrshave
gone to Cairo to take evidence in relet'on to
the massacre al For, Pillow. Decisive eV'
idence is necessary before the adoption oI
The retaIiaiory measures talked Of.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-23

7alcot's Foundery in JefefsOn,
or of his agents,
Talcott 4 Dodge in Geneva,
Wilkins Conneaut
Bailey Bro Rock Greek,
Canded ORWELL
Palmer Wet Andove.,
Kobeets q Herrck itichmund.
have large stock Of Piows nand and for the purpose
of intro ducDg them pretty thoroughly in town iu the
county, going give the trade the benefit Of old Prices
PLOWS this spring. thing shall not be able to do
hereafter for great while in all probability.
HENRY TALCOTT, d.
Dealer in Hardware, Iron Stoves Tin
Tiu ware, PluWs aud Job Castings OF all kinds.
Jefferson, U April 1854. 7i6
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-23

oOn and its freedom from high gearing, consplrs
10 niake II
THE EASIEST DRAWING MORER USED!
The operator Is enabled the shaft attached the
knieout aud pleasure; aud nayiug timber cut
ting bar the kiie be toded up the machine, and
hence can be cnycnenty transported from hvd 70 ed
and VIII oSeuPy less storage rool wheu hay
The seat attached by long steel springs that
elderly men aLd partial nyads euaDied 10 IT.
aud tn simplicity OF gearing 1t noseiess than
doubie geaEvd machines. IL advantage farmers
IN Ee CrAwiod aud Ashaouia counties, aud IN ycnities
eUuguOu 10 manuactOry, buy machines made
boae, that IL part should te accidentally brokeH
piece cOald be more readily substituted.
10 Of responsibility, living where the enesee VAL
ley has not bsen usec, make this oe We viii let you
take ia with the agreement on your part 70 pur
chase IT, provIoed 1t shall prove good herein
iended, yoa being Tho Judge. We bseye Ia the superiority
o hoSer and shalt embrace every opportunity per-
Suade farmers TO give uAi. Ihsse assertions
bought aud used BY fennsyi
vana past season. every OF whom reer
deAiIo OF purchasing One moved sixteen In
day, and another moved In fort minutes both
doing lneir work we'll
We publicly challenge all persons iDteeste In the sale Of
rival AOwers 10 us In TRIAL MOVING MATCH,
ala OF ground. and In all sorts Of grass We TO
be able 10 mow rougher msadow ~ NOV uoe acres la day
aud 10 the Of with greater ease
than be nth any otheF Machine
We will sell well finished Mower including two Knives
set OF whppe tree, &e or hundred dollars the SHOP
EASlera .nuiactuers cha gng 8ls. Persoas derous
Of purehasiug Daebnes obtaining agency for the
sale of the same will ind the oid Eagle foundTy,
fsderal-liill, or can address at ERIE, Penn'a-
Liberal Discount Made 10 Agents.
Erie, Pa, March 1854. Sm7s7 ,. 4 T. DENshoRE.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-23

TnE rate OF taxation nnder the new tax bill
which ills proposed to substitute for the one
now 10 operation. viii be largely increased =
And H. Is said u Congress should hesi-
tate 10 adjusting the taxation in such
nao0sr as to afford immediate relief the Pres
idQns will sspd 10 speeiaI message on the sub
jet.
y reported MIR. WashburDs win move an
Aulcndment to tax The slaek of shiskey ON hand
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-23

CoPPERHEAD HAiRpREssISG. - The Ne "
York Sunday Times thinks Gen. Fremont il
inclined TO serve the Republican party very
much as he does bis hai--i c., part It in the
middle.
just so. Let the Copperhcads ply the cont
and brush, and they would do it just in thai
way. They would make a weak women o
Fremont, aud in hypocriical daiance witt
him, they hope to part in tie middle no
only the Republican party, but the Uuiop.-
They are unable to do either.
S1ndnsty Req
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-23

From Rev. II Turner pastor of Hoddng n. T. Church.
hiiadelphia.
Dr. Jaekson:--Dear Sr-faving used your German Bit.
tiers In my family frequently. prepared say it
has been OF great b. eye In most cases
gene deity Of systsm ant most valu.
atle remedy Oi Which ILaye NJ y kL0Siesge
Yours espectiuy, Jh. TURNER,
No. 7z6, N. Nineteenth 1T eet
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-23
FKIF CIT1, PA.
We claim for Mower that il is superior any other now
in market for several reasons:
LIZ Is LES u Il

IN market for several
1T Is LESS CUafL1CAlE "A SiMrLEK MACHINE.
ID well understood principle Mecnanics that the
least cJmpncaIlon aud lhv gc,lns la nacuuey,
cosdiy " suDaerc Tue purpose lUr wnic it is
better oufh Is 'he oniy Aiig. -sealed Mower
Ae aud w nerd NO aguuent " eoNl.ce t.InieIs tuat
Oect~sS Oi TINS ac II w Ue lIa0ie 10 ket VI
anu N teauiiy Tepalfed a;cIdeutaly UrIkru
'ur sOwe 10 Ieer tLan Oi lts cOmietitOrs For another
eason; Ia tue cOnAtrueun rya Aacuinos, tueic Upre
tO's ua'e ioand l. sSary gear up "a higu
uon, W eNent 'ciOsslhs iitret ufe lDose Aac"inrA
bSFIus tue inquest uiOtion naFe been nos popular MA
iris cl sgng Leen II lie diicuittes
De overcome, dId Tue hgneT uutOn, the cosgug
bJ einrat We aOweT, pe.eDt
cg- -us, etain Ietln, kniie ny
ieyOutODs 10 OF the ee Il
than twO-tius Ut tue notion other Aacnibes Hence
they oner resistance 10 ae orbe ae moie duaOe
tnsn thuse vi u higher notion
our knife placed with tie axis Of the drive
wheel, winch is OJnd tsrylcsaoe moving ON knO, or
in guily having c0mpara iyeiy low oOu it 10 less ia
bic 10 shru ''Uiought up by hiuen stub sOLe;
and adIed that iibrr cutting bar
enaDe " NOV rougher eAaows, vita ge Ater punily
tian Oe Uoue nish ALy Other AOwer.
Excepting tue ngue, acbiue ID made wholly OF iron
steel; bence durable those made largely
wood, therefore siruk swell, and wear out
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-23
netaii.t,on.

The old Jewish maxim 'an eve for AN eve
and tooth for a TOOTH" may appear rather
viodictive, and yet there is kind oreeen band
ed justice, which sometimes works into the mil.
itary code with admirable effect. The whole
nation have recen'ly been shocked with the
horrible details of For. Pillow. After con.
quorng the brave troops, whose manly cour-
age and bravery ought to have commanded
respect--and would IL savoges had conquered.
these inhuman rebels fell TO and butchered the
colord soldiers as fast as they came to them =
In North Carolina we have another illustration
OF The same kind.
Now are we to apply the.doctrine Of forbear.
auce TO such wretches, who go n for Wholesale
determination Forbearance TO such misera
by depraved wretohes is virtually giving them
all they ask No the time has come when
more stringent rule must be applied. OF there
is little protection for our soldiers who fail into
the hands Of rebels. Now is the time for Abra.
hun Lincoln to carry ont his published creed,
that for for every colorrd soldier murdered, a
rebel shall die and Cor every one sold into
slavery rebel shall be put TO hard labor
Let JEFF understand that it will be an eye for
an eye, hereafter aud there will be a little more
respect for the life of Union men. Nor can we
he too quick in the application of this princi-
PIE. We might talk about turuing the other
cheek also, IT dealing with men of honor who
had any appreciation of morals or the mode OF
honorable warfare. But il we must deal with
these bloody wretcbes who gloat on the shed
ding of blood then we must give them higher
and more impressive idea of Justice. less cru.
city will be practced aud less blood she'd the
en1. Unless government adopts some such
measure, our exasperated soldiers will take the
sword Of justice 10 their own hands and thou
wo to rebeldom.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-23
The State Ohio Ashtabua County n the Probate Cour
The Executors OF the last we Nathan Strong deceased
The Heirs and Legaiees Of said Nathan.
Petition TO Sell Land.

UCY BROWN Residing VI Come
~ autve County Of Erie and state OF Pennsylvania,
Nathaniel Stong, residing eo the state OF Wis
en in Nathan strung residing at Wayne IN the euny Of
Henry and >ia oi Iwa, ana Jolh p. strong residing
oskaooa county Of Mahaska and state Of Iowa, heTe
nOtied-
That the 26th dny arch, AD 1861 the said Executors
filed their petition in Said court asking order authorizing
them to sell enough of the real left by the
satisfy the egacies given by said will which legaces
to thirty hundred dollars with interest the
the time of the teatOr DEATH and that they made de-
PENDANTS to sa Petition. And that said Petition will be heard
IN said court at Jefferson In aid county OF Aua on the
7th day Of May 1864. ElIiiU c. STRiNG,
ALBERT A. STRONG, EXC us'
Dated April I'd, A ID 1864. 4tT44
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NE w MILLIN cry!
WE have iust returned from New York
w with rich and carefully selected
SLock OF MHinsry.

which feel confident will meet the apd taste the
Ladies Of this vicinity, consisting Of FLOWERS RIBBONS
SILKS, LACES. aud STRAW GOODS, which offer a.
Wholesale Retail good ortInent of Trimmed Bon
n Hats CAPS, and Headdresses Of the latest styles KEEP,
constantly on hand
Bleaching and Repairing Bonnots done 10 give entire sat
isaction. We also keep assortment OF fancy GOODS
WILLOW WARE, &C.
tSn the brick store door north the Fisk House
formerly occupied by Mrs Wilcox.
Ashtabula, April 20 747 Nrr D. II. MERRI M.
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From Rev. J. NJ Lyons. formerly pastor Of the Columbu
IN. J1 and the AilestowD (ia) Baptist Churches.

DR.. G. NJ. Jaekson-Dear sir-I feel II pleasure thus
Of uy aceord to bear testimony excellence OF
the German Bitten Soe year. since being afflicted
with dyspepsia, used them with very beneficial results
have often recommended them emf ebed By that
tormenting deae, and have them the most fat
terng testimonials to their great value.
passed J.M. LYONS.
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THE "GENEsEE VALLEY" v
But hlue over 500 Pounds

And Is ghtnesF, the simplicity of its machinery
nsss OF oton, and its freedom from high gearing, consp
10 nIake II