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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-03-19

REAL ESTATE CHAYGEs.-Our village has
never known SO lively time in real estate, as
during the present spring. Within few
weeks past, we are enabled to count up village
property changes by the dozen. We recite
from memory, the following transfers: The
Leander Hall place on Main street, has gone
iuto the hands Of John Ducro. price 81 $50;
while portion OF the rear. on Park street, ad-
joining the place formerly occupied by Perry
E. Hall, has been purchased by ] d. Hulburt
at $500. The marble yard lot aud building
the property of Favius Jones. has been bought
by Fisk & Siliman. price $4,000: The slore
occupied by II. l.. Morrison, owned by DR.,
Harrington. has been bought by the occupant
at $4,000. The Shepard property, on Main
street, adjoining the store OF Mansfield q
Bruce, has become the property OF that firm,
price $1,000. Part of the consideration was
the corner OF Elm and Division streets, owned
by Mr.. Mansfield. The Gleason place, on Di-
vision street, more recently owned by r. Hol-
brook, has been bought by L. H. Gilkey. at
$l,4O0. On the same street, the place lately
owned aud occupied by Amos O, Fisk, has
been purchased by Abjah Southwick, as We un'
derstand, for his own occupancy. consideration
~ 800; and Mr.: Fisk has taken the place late
the property Of Mrs. Russell Clark, on the cor.
ner Of the green adjoining Dr.. Harrington, con.
siderA'ion $4,000; while the heirs of Mrs
CLARK have purchased the place between the
residences Of Geo. Ford aud j. w. Haskell
pear the LOOT or Bark street. consideration
$1,000. The honse aud lot on Main street
owned aud occupied by j. G. Beebe, has been
purcb ased by John GaIpin for 81 200. The
Gep. Russell house, next vest of Plat Shears
on Depot street. has become the property Of
Ansei Elmerz-price MT transpired. Harry
Redhead CLOSES this list by the sale of biz
homestead, on the corner Of Prospect street
aud Orthodox Place, to Philip Kline.
Capt. Charies Shepard. OF the lake shore
has. sold bis farm consisting Of $50 acres, foI
the sun Of $4,000. lie has purchased ia Gs.
nsya and contsmplaiss a removal thither.
This will do for . single batch. The de-.
nsnd for places both for rent and purchass,
is still FAR from being satisfied vs ~
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THR DwARFs BY consulting our adverti-
sing columns, our readers will perceive that a
rich treat in reserve for lhem 10 the early visit
of Gen. Tom Thumb, Lady and Company, four
in number, and all weighing but about 100
pounds. Their diminutiveuess Is in itself a
sufficient attraction. but to this We have vivac-
ity aud fun, which carries the audience where
ever the General appears. The attendance and
quarters will not be wanting we trow.
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Caucus MkxriSo.-MR. EDiToR:-'Please
give notice through the columns Of your valu-
able paper that there will be meeting Of the
Union elect ors Of this township on Saturday
evening, March 26lh, at Firemen's Hall, to put
o, the spring election. All persons who voted
the Brougb ticket, last fall, are invited to take
part in the meeting. BY publishing the above
you will sblge MANY VoTKRs.
Ashtabula March 9, ca
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STRONG & Cos BREwERy, noticed in our ad.
veriising columns, is now in full and successful
operation, and the article made is go far free
from all noxous elements as to be very gener-
ally recommended by our physiciars. This is
more than can be said of this species Of manu-
faciures generally, and is q consideration that
should at least influence home custom.
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BAsrERDY "A case Of this kind was br ought
before Esquire Cook last week. 10 which the
principal actor was Barney Donnally, OF the
Depot, hurley son Of Erin, Of some 45 or
so. and young miss Of II. by the name OF
Samms. The parties agreed to take the mat
ter out Of court aud settle between themselves.
which they did for the sum OF $500.
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Thompson Quarry.

THIS Quarry. situated at Thompson,
Lake County Is the nearest and most convenient for
the citizens OF Ashtabula and vicinity of otbe and the
quality Of its stone is superior for 6mness OF texture and
durability Stone cut any dimensions and for purpose
dressed In the most workmanke and at short notice
Orders solicited for Flaggng Steps, WelStones, Under
pnnng Window and Door Caps aad Stills, Coping and Wa
ter Tables When the travelling GOOD parties may do their
own hauling at a considerable saving. d. EBGERTON.
Thompson Dec L. 1852 SIS
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Mr.. Benedict Of the Cleveland Herald has
just returned from an official trip of enquiry
and Investigation into the condition Of the Ohio
troops in the Department Of the South. Iu
his way lay Hilton Head. Beaufort, Folly Is
land and ST. Augustine, and the Regiments
which met his attention were the 25th. 62d
9th. 18th aud 10th. His report shows these
troops to be in q very wholesome condition:
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wyne Q ,p,s iceland Peotoral.

DISEASES Of tho Throat Chest and Pulmonary Organs are
ever prevalent nsdous and dangerous The properties OF
medicine 10 alleviate, and uproot these coupnnt,
,naM Expecoan Anodyne and invigorating, ocsenng
the mucus hrov aud impartng tone to the enIe
system. No discovery In medical science ever mastered
class OF .iseases like Dr. WpnkoopE Iceland fectnrsi'
used with the astonishing results In All cases o
ehn Influenza whoopins Cough Diheria Pattid sore
Throat Asthma Group Coughs Colds Nervous lrriaoiv'
kc., nc -, - IA
The Rev. J. !. Potter certincs that nave useu ~
wynkoops lectora for several years, myeI hs a on ~
n,nded n 10 many Others and have never seen its equal
~ Rev. J. j. Potter, Brooklyn NJ Y"
,,d,eds and nda Of poant testimonials could
be showing its makabe cures aud that Here'
lis composed pure Iceland Moss Balm of Giead Peru
visn Basam, Elecampane Comfy Bnrdock and other IN
valuable expactorant tonic ingredients Il harmless
prompt and lasting nvalids and sufferers cannot afford te
neglect trial Every family should have IT, II IL remark
able for roup Full descriptions, recommendations ane
directions, accompany each bottle.
Sold in Ashtabula BY A. HENDRY, and D,
all principal Druggists. -.
Prepared by pr. X. D. wynkOop, and sold By D. g. Barn
L. Co., New York.
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COLUMBUS, Murch 7th, 1864.

To the Military Commiaes Of l,afab@ia CSrHty:
GRNTLgNgN:--I am agent for several regl'
meuts of veteran volunteers now in the field,
which am assiyniug to Townships or Wards
willing to pay local bountes, and clear them
selves of Draft. Should you know of any
Township in your county whose quotas are not
filed, you will confer favor on both them aud
the veterans by informing the proper SUB.
Committees that am prepared to assign any
number they may want to relieve them from
the pending draft. The terms are uniformly
Sl25 bounty per man. All that is required is
to have the money deposited with the Treasu-
er of State, on special receipt, payable to my
order, on evidence furnished that the quota is
filed. Your prompt attention to this matter
is earnestly solicited. Very respecIy.
l.. JEFF SPRRHGLE, agent.
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HsiMsTREET's
NIMITABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE
TT is NOT "A DYE,

nut estres gray hair It's original coor by SUPPLYING the
capillary with natural sustenance impaired bF age or
All tnaHfaneus dyes composed of Hhar eaHs
tc destroying the vitality AMI beauty Of the hair and AFFORD
OF thensev dressing Heimsreet lnnitable ColoinR
only restores hair 10 its natural color by any easy pro-
es but gives the hair a
LUXU2IANT BEAUTY,
Promotes its growth, prevents its falling of eradicate
dandru and impss health and reksantness to the hair
II the Of time being tue original Hair Color
inz and Ia constantly increasing In favor used by both
gentlemen and ladies' II sold by all respectable de lers
be by them Of tie commercial agents. d.
Barnes Co 2O2 Broadway, New York Two Sizes 90 cents
Instruction In Music.-PR0F T. H. HOPKINS,
Gives Instruction in Vocal and Instrumental Performance
Plan Violin and Guitar aud will Arrange and Compose Nu-
sic when desired
TUITION-$l0 term-ope-half in advance Pupils will
be Accommodated with Of Piano at his residence 74o
sapontfer, Concentrated Lye, or Family
Soap Maker.--Wsr makes high prices, and Saponiher
helpst reduce them II makes SOAP for FOUR CENTS
POUND, using your kitchen grease.
EE-CAUTION -As spurious Iyes offered also be
only buy the patented article put in Iron all
others being counterelts.
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We have to acknow!e ge the receipt Of the
various Legislative documents as submitted
by Messrs Howells and kellogg.
We also acknowledge the receipt Of contin-
ued Congressional favors from the Hon. j. A.
Ilnrhnlh
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VALUABLE FOR THE SoLDIEs. .-Brorn's
Bronchial T'roches will be-found Invaluable to
the Soldier in camp, exposed to sudden chan
ges.-al1iording prompt relief in cases of coughs
colds, etc. For officers and those who over
tax the voice. they are useful n relieving irrita-
tated Throats, and will render articulation easy.
as there are imitotions, be sure and obtain the
or snuins
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DIR. Dush's Great American ROneset
TOnic.-NU remedial agent has

DIR. Dush's Great American ROneset or
ThoroaghW TOntc.-NU remedial agent has
such universal application the Thorougbwot has been
used from time mnemorial for Ague and all Bilious all
Patients with the folowu symptoms will be special
" benefited by this remedy Headache dizziness
by Bilious stomach 1t clesDses the skin better than any
other remedy the appetite gives tone TO the
stomach and facilitates digestion Intermittent fevers Of
all grades and characters Ague with terrible pains in the
bones Dyspepsia with vomiting Of f'od Belching of Wind
and feeling of obssruc pit stomach. Vomiting
of Bile with extreme piostraon Of strength, the smell OF
food oauing sickness at the Stomach funes and tenderness
of the Liver soreness around the with uncomfortable
feeling of pressure iouty aud Rheumatic disease wi
Of the Husce hoare Cough with rough voice and
of the Chest, night Congh Dropscal Affections Dysn
terry and Diarrhea Bleeding Pies and Typhoid Fever.
Prios, per bottle, rs cents. Sold by
GEO WILL ARD. A A,htatula. Oho.
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Vessel PROPERTY. Willard & Co., we learn,
have disposed Of the schooner Boston, at an
advance upon the purchase last year of some-
thing like a 81 900. aud the company have
bought the Chicago brigantine .Naomi, u su-
perior vessel for the sum Of Sl4 900.
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WHAT AN AMOUNT OF SUFFERING AND d.
sEAsE AMONG THE VOLUNTEERS would be preven-
ted by the free use Of Hoiio,rdy's Pills and
Ointment For Wounds, Sores, and Scurvy.
the Ointment is a certain cure, and for bowsl
complaints, Fevers. Small Pox, &C., the Pills
are the best medicine in the world. Only 80
cents per box.
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pose.
CAsDoR. MA. EDiroR:-It is refreshing to
to hnd an example Of disipteres,ed csbdor and
tankness-espeeially among the mercantile fra
terniiy. A striking case Of this kind has late
ly come TO light in the advertising columns OF
the 5'elegroph One of the extensive busi-
ness firms Of this town, after enumeraiing
large number Of articles for sale, winds up With
the very candid statement--"almosi anything
you wish at duced prices"
II is well known that the prices at any oftbe
stores could be so characterized with truth,
but the one 10 question is the only one thus
frankly to own up. How much more agreea-
BILE to the customer TO know that lie has got to
pay roundy for bis gools than to go with
scsntily filled puise TO the cheap stores, and
find to bis great disgust that even there the
prices are "dueed' high.
The people have been heeced 80 much since
the war that they are now some what like the
eels that have been so often skinned alive, that
they rather like It. The frank confession oil
aforesaid advertisers tends to give zest to the
enjoyment of the fleeing operation. In the
expressive language Of Artemus Ward such
men ought to be encouraged"
There is an opinion, however, that the word
duesd was intended for reduced, aud that it
is only a mistake of the printer; but we are
bound to take it as it reads, u1t better ex-
| planned. Yours for CANDoR.
Our correspondent 10 his factiousness cannot
resist the temptation to tura one of our pro-
fessioua calamities to nis enjoyment The mat
ter that has such "duced' effect upon his risa'
bility is simply the dropping out Of syllable
aud our failure TO discover it. Our familiar
says the joke is good one Notwithstanding.
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TO THE YOUNG OR OLD,

TO THE YOUNG OR OLD,
Male or Female.
you have been suerin from habit INDUCED in by the
YOUTH OF BOTH SEXES.
WHICH CAUSES so MANY ALARMING SYMPTOMS!
II IHfts fhen jor Marriage, r..
And is The greatest evil which can befAl
MAN OR WOMAN.
See symptoms enumerated in advertisement.
and If You are a sufferer
Cut out the Advertisement
And send for it at once.
Delays are dangerous.
Ask for uembold's.
Take no other.
Cures guaranteed
Repdre of Counterfeiis and limitations.
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NOTICE.
WALLACE w. DOTY, o. Chicago,
wv In the Stata nf fllinnis. will take notice.,

WALLACE w. DOTY, o. Cb'esgo'
w in the State of Illinois will take notice.
,at Cbauncey y. Blakeslee, Of the County OF % ,ssi
and State Of ohio did the 26th day Of Decembsr ~
the county of Asht,buls in raid state Of Ohio against P VI
b. Doty and Wallace w. Doiy defendantsStttng forth ta
the said Peter Doy, the hth day Of September AL
1851 mortgage te Hnery Ksyer the following ps
the county Of Ashtbua in the State n 0hc being part Of
lot number four 10 township number thirteen, IN the first
Of townships In the Connecticut wetern Reserve
and bounded and described folows Begt ming at the
arber streets In the Borough " ConueAu from thence
North westerly along the centre Of afber street to the
ire Of State street from thence Westerly along the centre
of State street to Washington street. thence Souhey along
the Of Washington the old bury ground
thence Easerly In the North line OF buying ground to the
North thence southery In the east line Of the
aforesaid buryne grond 10 Cyrus Cevslands land thence
Eastery In the North line Of sail Clsveands land 10 the
Northwest csrner Of d N Webses bficI store lot thence
Esstey parallel to Main stree. forty f thence South
erly parallel with Webtsrs West line eigh nine links OF
the chain TO Main street. from thence continuation OF the
line to the centre Of Main street thenre Btery aotg
the centre Of Main street IN the Of Haber street.
the place Of beginning Containing about o and
being the same more LEES, including the Mansion House
the payment of $780, according to certain note
| ferrrd TO 10 said Mortgage.
That said Note and Mortgage the 1sh day Of necam
Dor AD ln6s sold and assigned 70 Charles j. Fenor
assigned tie 17h cay Of November Al 1858 to the sal
plaintiff aud that after the giving Of said mortgage said Wal
lace w. Doy claimed interest In said mortgsged prem
ises under sd Peter Doy aud praying that 'aid Peter
that said premises be sold to the same
and the said Wallace W. Doty notified that he IL requires
sppear and ssii petition on or before the thr
Saturday aftsr the 18th dsy Of Anal NEXT
CHAUNCEY y. BLAKEsLEE,
BY sherman Farmer.
Dated Mans 10, Isc4.--ct54I Lis Attorneys.
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MAD Docs are elicitiug some interest in va
rious localities, Conneaut among them.
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MIGRANTS TO IDAHO.

DARTIES Emigraiiag to Idaho or Den.
ever can receive Information to the most direct and
route best Quitting points, by addressing
74llt Box 57Sl, Chicago.
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With the above corps Of teachers again appear before
the public solicit liberal patronage We believe that
with this Faculty furnish good Instruction, h
afforded any other school in this section of country and
that little expense Our patrons will notice some
change In the list ofteache Miss Chapman who has 50
long and faithfully served Preceptress, and who
alike by scholarly and Christian ZEAL has won the admir-
alton and OF ALL leaves in order to consummate
long cherished design Of taking more extended collegiate
course Bnt though regret to part with Miss Chapman
we cannot but patrons good fortune
In securing he services so accomplished scholar
as Miss Palmer lady of power and splendid culture
We assure our friends that she will conduct the duties Of
her department nObly and efficiently.
The year thus far has been of splendid suecessthe at
tendance being larger than for years before aging 100
tueents
During the Spring Term, class In Book keeping will be
formed for the who Ill afford TO s4o
al Commercial College for instruction which We propose TO
give them without any extra chagethis branch being
reckened simply Of the Higher Branches All our
young men understand advantages which good knowl
edge keeping gives he is seeking for lucrative
employment
We believe that in the comns term we can mpart such
knowledge Of the subject will enable the apt young
man. knows absolutely nothing OF the science OF
accounts TO enter any mercantile estashment and keep
set Of books aecarately, without serious trouble.
The Spring term, too admirably adapted to the study
Of Botany, science at once interesting and useful.
1t will be aim Trustees to consult the best interests
student by securing teachers who will exert themselves
inspire in the mind Of the pupil AudAbls ambition not
only BE- good but to do good Teachers who VIII devote
their time and energies to the important work bsfore them
RATES OF TUITION FOR Is WEEKS.
Common English Branches. ,......... .s4 %
Higher English, Greek and Latin. .....,.......ess IS
French and German. each szirs.,. y %
Music Piano Forte. Fss....,..,..,,.....,. q 80
| Use Of Instrument. ............-.... q 90
Board In private families from 81 70 2S Roama for rent
ing at moderate rates. .re ~ .fss.,st Ia
| rET1itioa payable In adHnes.
by order Of the sos,a asr,, !, n ..,....
| AMOS LUCE, Secretary. at'f IA. q
| Kpgzvilie, Feb. 8. 1884, 47ss
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In Marion, Waushara Co., Wis, ON the 9th
ult by Rev. H. Hammer, Mr.. AzARIAH A. GRANT,
of the Ilth N. Y. Battery, to Miss MARY E. Hok-
TON, of Ashtabua. ~
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Master Commissioners sale
Lands and Tenements.
Ashtabula Common Pleas. Feb'ry Term, 1864
Hen-y Z. Parsons.

vs. Order Of Sale.
Edward 5eymaur,
DY Virtue of an order Of sale duly is.
- from said Court 10 the above 70 me directed
viii offer for sale by way OF public auction the door of the
Court House In jefferson. Ashtzbula Co.. Ohio, on
Saturday, the 9h day Of .4prit A. d., 1864
between hours Of 10 and o'clock of day. the follow
ing described Lands and Tenemens wit :-Situate the
Township nf Ahabula In the County Of Ashabula, and
State Of ohio and by being part Of lot number
6re () In said township. and bounded beginning at
point in the south line Of the highway called Walnut str
standing north 68 deg $40 feet from stone IN
the angle OF the public Highway called Ashtabns and Wal
nut streets running thence south 26 deg eRst 240 feet
thence north 63 deg thenca north 26X deg
feet south 63 deg west SO feet to place
of beginning Containing thirty-sx nshundedhs of an
scre which Is known lots and In block No. IS OF
Martin Keloges survey of Village Plat Of Ashtaoula har'
shsriG-s Office, March 4th, 1854. r. A. WRIGHT,
$40 Sheriff and Special Master Com.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

T AM now in receipt OF my FALL and
i WINTER Stock of BOOTS and SHOES, bought for
CASH. and which will sold at the very lowest possible per
cent Cash Produce. Ny stock consists in Tart
follows:
Is cases custom made thick boots.
cases boys do do do
cases youths do do.
cases gents calf boots.
4 cases boys dc do.
cases womeps misses chdrens calf Bslmoral bootees
large stock Of ladies' and goat tipped Balmoral
be otees.
300 pair womens md misses half Balmoral
100 pair lasting gaitersladies, misses, and cnorens
A full stock of Childrens Shoes, all sizes and styles
Mems and boys calf Oxford ties and brogans.
Gentemens and ladies' rubber, plush and buffalo over
Shoes cbdrens cacks &c all which offer on the most
liberal terms.
Also good Stock Of
HATS AND CAPS,
Groceries Crockey Wall Papers, 10 sets of Ladies' Furs,
also q few extra Muns, cheap for the times.
J.P. ROBERTSON.
Ashtabula, Sept 2lst, 1858. 1ls
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subscriber
n has started In the
n.axiua Ruaiuaaa.

viii him 70 ashA business be hopes 70 merit "a
All orders for hauling 70 and from tho Depot on sbout the
He vii b found upyn the Road at all times not nsecsssv
srytsd 70 rsstand Ned. elo W, H. TERRY
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Rev. Dr. Forester, OF Erie, viii preach in the
Independent Congregational Church Of Aus
tlpburg, on Sunday, the Goth inst.
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EDGAR HALL has peen appointed by
~ the Governor NOTARY PUBLIC for the County of
Ashabua and by taking pains 10 procure special SEAL he
able To do all business pertaining to that Office In such
that further authorization OF his official acts
necessary either By County Clerk or otherwise.
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"TuE New JERUSALEM" will bo theme OF the
morning discourse at the Congregational Church
on Sunday next.
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The Cleveland Sanitary Fair building was
sold at auction on "Wednesday last, 10 parties
from Pittsburgh, for the sum Of $500. tits
10 lie regretted In that city fos similar pur-
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PENNSYLVANIA SALT MANUFACTURING co.
Philadelphia, No. 127 Walnut Street.
rittsburgb, Pit Street and Duquesne Way. 3n72e
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Pensions and Bounties:

ImPortOnt TO Widows and Heirs Of Deceased
Soldiers, d to Iaraiid T. Disabled Soldiers.
THE Undersigned ia authorised by Ii.
Il ceuse from The United States, TO procure from the
Proper Departments for the benefit Of hss of deceased SOL
diers,
Pension, Bounty and Back Pay.
provided by acts Of congress Of July 1884, and July 1861
and Pensions and Rack Pay for invalid and dsbed SOL
dier And alsp Tensions and Bounty Lands for soldiers
their heirs Of the of the Revolution, of 1872 Ito
which they may be entitled by acts o congress All business
Of the above nature committed to him will be promptly and
energecay put through and In of failure charge
viii be made except for money actually paid out civil officers
EDGAR HALL.
Ashtahpla, March 2, 1894 ,4o
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CLOTHING Made TO order 10 the best
~ styi es aud at short notice at ,
AshtabulA Jan. lat 1864 MANSFIELD bhooes.
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Blsnks.-A good assortment hand at all times
AZ this ofhce.