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FINANCIAL.

WEDNESDAY Evks18e, Augu3: 3, 1854.
There IL rothlnK new to uoto In the money narket
The amount Of good paper Offering Is large, but not
beyond the capacity ofbanters to take. Everything
in financial circles il running quto smoothly The
grain market was duu sud heaYy to-day, With d.
e1lne Of 435 Ct nts wheat, and other articles In
proportion. The ntiAtton which controlled our ukr.
ket ehort time slnce is E1rely dying ont and PRO.
dute will eoon touch moderate and rcasoas bic ng
ures, The SPECTATORS have all gone Into the coun.
trJ to ruttlcate.
Excharke IL working easier, owing to increased
shipments Of prodoce. This quotations rtmsin nomi.
nally 9{ discount buying: par q premium selling.
nev1auons ftom these figures are quite numerous
according to the necessities Of the parties In the
transactions.
1old was quiet In New Tosk to-day With very little
huetuAt1on. Thu advance Of Monday and Tuesday
was ecarcely malnta!nc3. The following are the quo
tations received BY Jamea Boyd. Esq, IS CLARK
H$.s:::::::::::::::::::::ssx %5:iss
hefe tas market opened At rs, advanced to 49, de-
cir ed to 1:s; c1oaiux weak 1t thst 1aure. silver
dull, but steady at 7a3a2s8: Government sos ara
htnsf, bnt rates are unchanged
The following Abttract Of the quarterly reports Of
Tho National banks to slst March, 1884, has Just been
puhltshed:
, 1864-08-04

On the other hnsd, troe ihe rrbcl st,nd.
.pont7 jen Ohyg.s and the other officers OF the
fo-ealled Confederate Government, have no
more constitutional po wcr to take the first
step toward dissolution Of the so.called
Confederate Government BY treaty, than has
Mr. Lincoln TO agree to dissolve the Union.
JEFF Dayis and every other rebel officer IL
eworn to support and defend that "Consti.
tuition Of the Confederate States" which we
call the rebellion, and to regard It a. his su-
preme law. For him to,negoti&te for peace
on the basis which our t.Democsatic'' friends
claim be Is ready to negotiate upon, would
be, from the rebel standpoint, "treason to
the Confederate States" )" for which he would
be rs hable to be impeached and hung by the
Richmond Congress and Government as he
noW Is liable to be im2eached and hung BY
the Government Of the United States: OF as
any ffesident OF the United States would be
liaole to be fmpeached and hung for treason,
Il he should attempt to negotiate lot disso-
luton Of the Union.
When JEFF. Davis said to Gilmore tive are
not fighting for slavery, but for indepen-
dence," he stated but the logicil necessities
Of his position a. IN individual, he would
bsve ~ n,11o-+ ~ t,,na =. .,v .n-..,.u4 -
1000 .s..,s a1., ~. as Gese.e =.
eDe. - NV eVs41oesa
confsa.-s.a a.a.a. ~ ..ses,, >al r..
s~..-.,s.-t,"SsA@ ~ NC aas nv
~. - .as.s.a,I ~, . ~ s ~. avt 'eaa,
a.tea.-..a a...1 .e sosoa .r.us..u " 1ne sa.a
=. 49, ~ a.. ~ 49,. sas ,euoa' ,noo4a
~. 80. Tns. Aae 80, ~ .ae 1eoto1@.'oa ol
,ns,1 U, eas, ~ sfea's "oulo present Inc iol
=. wnr1s =. ,,.h,.
to-. - ~" 49, t.as.s w "e.S ~ vs. uuns a. tfe1-
W. ~ -ao Pessoooo Ionlsocfatc States.
, 1864-08-04
CHICAGO CATTLE MAHKET.

HEpNEsDAY EvkN1Ea, August 5, 1884.
BEEF CATTLk-Buaiheas In Bsef Cattle still con.
tlnu.s duh. and thomerket thouxh trm II unchanged
from yealesdlJs reports. The supply ia improving
but this increate has net opt1ated upon the market
otherwise owing to the Interior grades Of
Cattle received. There has heen little but inferior
stock received to-day:
nxxr n. rr1r s.rrr. ro-n.v
, 1864-08-04

ncpet...' IS ,0CQ
These figures arc no que seeB but are de-
rived from official sources. You ought 10
sec the prisoners pnss through hers and
more, you ought to see the faces Of the rebel
sympathize1s.
sL1GHT MISTAKE.
When 1t was announced by telegraph that
Hood claimed victory on the 20th, the
-pirits Of rebels here began to revive. They
We1e sure be vas nlan Of truth; but their
discovered that the dispatch Was dated at
three o'clock that day, before the main fight
commenced, and was based upon the fact
that our ekirmishers had been driven In and
about 200 captured.
FROM CHICAGO BATTERY A..
"a Private's Lctte1.}
BATTEEY 4, 1s1 ILLINOIS ARr1LLERY, !
70 DIV. 18th A G on THE FIELD
NEAR ATLANTA, July p, 1864.
DEAR PAREFTs-Since my last writing we have
bad most serious mlshap. On 1he}a1st We went
into possttoukhree times while We we're advancing
On Atlanta. During the day We loss Samuel Had
iock killed, Jabob Die1man, mortaiiy wounded,
and died next day, and Nyrone G. Ross and T. n.
Lynch slightly wounded. On the 22d the rebels
tried to flank ia. and they succeeded in breaking
our line and took all our eix guns, and De G1a4s'
four guns. We lost four men 4, killed, the number
ofTounded DO not know. This morning our re,
missing. William ScuDham cannot be found and
Is reported prisoner, and great many other boys.
Tim Lynch has his arm taken of below the elbow,
by premature dlecharge. Tom CandeId also bad
his arm blown of BY premature discharge, owing
to No. 8 being enot. John P. Ehalm9n was killed,
and John Farf, and Alexander Btedleman arc NOR
1allS wounded Wm, Taylor Is slightly wounded
in the arm VIII write to you more about the
matter eoon. We recovered tWo OF our guns and
all lie cass1one. ard De Grass recovered all his
guns and cassions.
All The boys sag that they never were IN ss bot =
/ I'M aitaid poor William will have to ser7ea
term at Belle Island, fRtchmond). .LIeut. Smyth
vas wounded and prisoner, and Lieut.. Rauh
Was killed. When get to know all the names
will tell yon all about It. Some Of the boys had
ba5onets showed at them, aud still got away from
them enie.
old boys inquirfng about It you can tell them that
tbe Old boys eay that Shiloh vas not patching to
william scupham, sereeant Wm. Heart. Lewis
Lake, Edward Terry, Charlee g. SllIer, John F.
strsngberg, Tom. Wilcox, A. G. Hal, F. 6weaney.
and Vim. CoxIn are prisoners, also s. r. Coe and
Lieut.. Emyth. A. Il. B1cdleman, MORALLY, Wm
lasloT, slight, z. ". Lynch setioue1y, Tom. Can
field seriously, Willard Wilcox, sLcht. Corp,
Emery, slightly, were wounded John Paul,
Killed, John F. Chalman, killed, Lien. Rau6
spine Is broken.
Will tel you more particularly about the sfair
in my next, as at present am very busy. Re-
member me to eyery body. and Il any Of the old
boys inquire for me give them my beat wishes.
LAT1sT-July s8.-Eothing new, We are building
heavy works. have just finished drawing ritions,
C.
, 1864-08-04
FROM ST. LOUIS.
A FnENcu SOLDIERS Sos.

Tho CoppeThead Qonapar1cy-EtsTruth
FAtRblIshed-FiEht with t3utf1lla*-
Fricess n en- In the 8t2te-XR QuAnt1eH
Allve-ConscrV2tfVe ReAra-St Louis
Ftluht& Or Guard. &ct
, 1864-08-04
I'd stoaz. 10 I'd Board today.


N4Hb8N EA6{ V8Ys
The Cuatom House and q. q. Depotttcry wilt b
cpen tof ouethess this tThufe1ny} tuoraine mill u
osclock, Aa4 remAA eloas4 10 rsualAkuz ofths as1
, 1864-08-04
N IC E
HARDWARE

FOR SALE.
L Renefai stock Of Hardware, Rtove&, TtnNA~e.
Tnne1g To09 tcEethef With % feet store and tu{ui
tn; e. 1rd me viii ota loaf established business
~ iii to store 14I tools md thin pHtt or Nte
of thu stock TAis u n e1ceus1t oppogtuRity for +
otslpe With tRM9d capital IA oYeek. u tAe b1aea9
pAJn ~, anA IL -..
OFFERED VERY low.
{anu;rc OF VIZ Bf.AKK L en-. ~ Lsks steeAt. or
fpr Jculass a 6seas g. E. H1LLRa. Fulton, III.
| k2@p2@1N
, 1864-08-04
COM mEUCKAI.

WHpHx6nAr EvKu1KA. Aux. 8, LISA.
The reeepts snd shpneots during the past 2t hours
xe1o ss fc1laVH:
kacrrrrx sd AYIEHX4I4 EAfT Il Hnufa.
, 1864-08-04
Army Subscription for Government
Hon 4B.

E0ft6IE G1lCAEo II16Hn6.
lam assured by IN officer In General Shor-
mans army that If our eoldiers Ia front had
an opportunity they would subscribe freely
fer Govern ucnt bonua. The paymhste1
, 1864-08-04
Qt,ieugf5 Ur5bn1ges
THURSDAY AUGUST 1, 1864.
TODAY


4 n'essiont repentance and prayer. Nc q,
:" lied npon by our national servants to loo
:. the Almighty Tor deliyerance from our n
aal tronbles. There is profound fitnc:
IL the request. We trust It viii be compile
with by the people more extensively ths
similar requests have ever before been. Bot
the general nature Of the contest, and til
stage In It to which we have arrived, scen t
Summon Us often and involurtarily into tn
presence OF our Maker, and to make praye
to God the spontaneous ejaculation. Of on
hearts. For this is In its profoundest aspec.
religious contest. 1t grows ont Of th
conflict between the Christian law of Low
and the barbarian Of human slavery, Ha,
no Christ taught that Whatsoever ye wou1,
that men shonld do INTO you,. do re eyel
80 unto them," and that whatsoever o
oppression Or wrong Is done unto the leas
and lowest Of the human family is done tx
him, aud had no warm and faithtu
hearts Of men and women bee,
Alled theEeby with new spirit Of Christian
brothefhood and love, slavery would hay,
''agitated' nobody. and there would hayt
been nothing to disturb the slaveho1ders'
peace or power.
Our open enemies recognize this fact by
denouncinE the supporters Of The Govern
ment, whether before or, since an antt-sla
rerJ policy has been adopted, u ..fanatics"
debauched by the teachings Of tsahoution
churches" and "incendiary" (bible.readiug,
free schools.
Our secret enemies recognize the fact by
The sneer that NC art t'the hdends of God
and humanity" :" an expression which. whan
, 1864-08-04
DR.. EAS7ERlY'S PAIN KILLER.

This Medicine In an iufkllible cure for
Hrutses, spralns, Headache, Tooth
ache, sore Throat, Collie, Cramps or
bpasms, DysenteFy or Bowel Cons
plants, Nervous Affections, Pain In
the Face, Painters Oolic, Pains In
the BFeast, Side, Back and Limbs,
Cholerx< CholeaA Morbus. and In
fact wherever 1t In applied Pain CAM
not exit.
1s,s used INTERNALLY and EXTERNALLY and
Is a perfect ANTlD0TE for ALL tAIN. Try 1t ~
atitcled.
TFor sale 1T DR. 4. .EASTERLY Il CO.'S Family
Medicine Btore, 80 Madison ST., Chlesgc, ILL.,
, 1864-08-04

"A will eventually undermine the health Aad v1o
lent purgasives adofd cnty temporary raef. but Dr
JA1a8s Sensitive P1l!s, taken directed. Will soor
remoya It snd all hl4on1ness, And eheotaslly cu1s
DtsotdeEed Stomach. Live. Compliant Anu Sick Head
scbe. Sold bY ntugnlsta nyexJWhszu.
, 1864-08-04

Il r. h.i5 81 .t!1 aud lfee,. II viii x,,s /.
,na hair is becoming thta. Hsax FL sss;t,
~ restore ita atrenKth md beeasY. 1AataS oe<
10 III II e1f orH'5. ETY. sot Sf Viii ressoEs
W re- s:;e s;e@ e., III t,mnaslt!s. pelsaaou. dur,
". w 90 Ill that II promised xhaa 1aed 81 ne ree
Hes. what Dr.. Van zaudt fona or n. .,d... -.
be-! Phyale&as and most ceie5rafsd nenHss T. ~
essss' s@'' IN regard to the j. EEf114 ~; ~ -
NJ. F1she- has suar1ste n T o91ss III L. H. ~
c3Ec Tor making bus HafT KsstorattIe. snd sfier n
careful examination OF sha diaar ent iaSrce faas
ea
mott haPp, Compound. md espselsuJ suised 70 fhe 8
@ sas q tss g
thescslp T on : a!ieasad to . healthy condition.
no and md soss Ii IL
in cleaustnE. keeping the haif nom Milling oHf' III
eestof1n1 II When gray
From the g. Louis Republican, Dec Is, lsee.1
ECREK4:-ltis IL Eyt often that professional Enss.
20 tuly u yiEtue. of preparation for IL rseaTe
non Inc coor ot INC haH or any other part1ualaF
Z "a q .sl:aI Z 81 s. Ell;
H4n1g1'sn n1 Ho1H: r. Ioun. No. june l. lss.
yous Bureka HALF Res oratiye, ant to nv iii s"ass
tsctons It does ~ ta.t claim ior Il. haYn1 r.
4 qEs,na I.:s q
aae Aseat might produce huadrsds Of other csrtt-
knSess, out tal2ks the sbove III s1nctsat.
ROBT. FISHER,
sola 3ant. st. Louis, No.
FULLER, FINCH FULIKk.
Chicago. H., Gen Il Assass.
EeF ~ g ~ pE1gstss.. P11es u pr oossts.
, 1864-08-04

1naps and nIscnrrts <,o sas KIN p,
s+s*'sss'fs
"~-~
Cseh ifema snd H.r.nns st:mns :na "'s'-"H
Eill1 nf 9oi7 ent Bsnts " ettss,z &C
Oyerdraffs s... ' -. ~ m -
Dne from HanGs ma Hsnferr A*''''''t' ~ nn1tt
1ns t1o1 Estjors5 RonEs
Epecie aId other inWfni monc1 sS;i ~ Il
Ksmittancea a,,,.,.,,,,,..,, ......... 1saasi n
Rooda Deposited for c1scnlstou-.. Is 100 %
nnsas nsA1s 0ep"si1e" t@1 otaes faF .o.,.x.,,
n 4 fana nfh:. II &
Sthsr 3tsTs 49, ~%4s' y . oSa@'1ess.'+ 4'ssStts5 ~
~ 9''' ''+''''''''+''''''''''''''+ 1's'07s'sS
e1ae'os''@"'<o
Capital Stock paid IN tn,r...........,.. &l2
, 1864-08-04

F1UuR-Rectl7edt tod day, 10 htlB shipped. 2l61
VI WI
ton" at sios. seRIgo Bx1Kls-1e9 Bril- Boone CO.
- 9t' b.s ts sts 4 $780,
mtan-lo tons Br.a Il balk Il ri @ On track.
aa g. is!e?se
a4x1n wna IN sronz Is bu e: So Wsa
stS ssls i;ea6S ~ Ee9 at t?.so; s.tg bI NJ
sP;iSe q si!S; 4sSS; d e 4 :sS; ise s. q T.
bu DO 1t 3islH; $1,000 bn DO 1t t5ls Htoj 6u d. as
g9H g q s e. q 4 & G p; 5e59 bu d9 s3:
1i,s7: 500 ba new crop Nc Sspr1n5 IS. COS It
IS aast
%.s!s 6n Market opened dull, but atef receipt 81
s Ssss S.: s.
ao i f,2x; bg g 9i.zs; 81 Dq DO Il si:i
q % fsissfs s Is5p 4 q It'll
9!1Bt; sou bu do at 4l.Is RIVER CoRx-t 500 bn No,
ii conF 5ilxse a1st si@Re
122H for No Com. IN store. -
to-day ss By sippsd nane:
27Ts e. l. r. e ~ 9ss ss
bn do At se 1850 b. do It 81; seoe 81 III. osts
e 1se sse So g S ss 5a s at ST. f9 e
menth leE option. at &C, the market closing Arm
RYE.kse eeived to-day, none: Market steady and
oa &c II & t. s59ss s. d e
as1: ssss to,ia:: d 6aes aIs nsE S on tl1cE.
AkGGtt9L- = -Sominal 81 =: 1ss+9s ~ = s. ss9ion
Prime Daily. In crocks snd
EhlppoE Butter, in nrsins.. S2gs5c
saes 80 Ills good shipping Ba;tai 1t ST.
ANS-Se0 bust els mixed Beans In bags Ut $1.ssi.
, 1864-08-04
DIR. SANDERS,
THREE MINUTE SALVE,

This Sa1ro Will permanently remove
and cure C0rns. Warts. MO1os. Ring
worm and Teothaehe In from three
to ten minutes.
Why Vtn ron slfIel ths excruc.a.ng and torment
; lIE TAIM nom tOEAB and TQOfdACHE when
Of 50 cenr2 pet bottle.
n For ials 1T DR. EASTERLY'5 Family Medlctua
Store. 90 Madison stresE ner the Post OMce ChlcaQo
au+c1i8 lett s&Als
, 1864-08-04
To:al.-.......................S Sss,t72!so

Axw ToEK STOCK MA1x1r,-Tne following were
the closing Prices TOT cssh August rscared tJ r.
g. SAltorHau + Co.. Connsssou, Stock nd Bond
Bspke5s, u Clark street. ChtAaxo.
, 1864-08-04

U1HCtu StAtem60ts
Official statement Of losses, as published
by order Of Gen. Sherman, near Atlanta,
TEL
, 1864-08-04
CHICAGO DAILY MARKER.

Al sases u Gratn reported IN tAts n,arkxt fepor:
are On q b1,fs Of &c storage pef bIstsi, unless
othereiss stattG. Flour II sod deltpfsfd un,<ss
psh<ftct9s stdteI. -
, 1864-08-04

uO6s-Receipts light. The market continues 1rm
aEd active for medium to trl.ne qualities, though
there Is but limited demand for inferior gsadess
, 1864-08-04

- 'FH0-tNu1@*
FREIGUTe-GRAn FkK1onrs-Act1ye and
ttsady. The engagenents to-day were:-To Ru1FA-
Io-pron 2: lt6. tsh,s Mtard Fillmore. Perry. H.n-
prop Han:eE. x'th oats. ss 1hc; ssnss. Gn6s saal
.achr- HUNGARIAN. With corn, At ls4c: sehr. Jamts
Navaen. With wheat, 1skc. TO k1auaro1-schr.
Theodore Perry, with whe1t, at 14xc.
, 1864-08-04

For sails By ~ pzasK'sts " +zs:ta.r.xssH
nR. WEAVER'S COMPOUND
EXTRACT 1E
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-15
MARRiEo


In Lenox, by Rev. A. d. olds, ON the 4th da,
Of Oct, Miss PHrLENA e. CREEsEr 10 Mr.. SAmuEI
ii. TurrLE, Of Williamsfed.
In Klngsyile, on the Sd inst. by Rev, W. N
Reno Mr.. Ina BRAYSARD Of Sheffield, 10 Mas
LmA KiSsLEr formerly Of Dundee, N. Y, now
of Kingsville.
In Conneaut on the llth. inst, by G. r. God
dard, Esq, Mr. JoHs O. BLooD, to Miss SARAH
ID. BAKER, all of Conneaut
In Pierpont on the 10th inst. by Rev. ID. +.
Beckwith, Mr.. GEoReB JOHNSON, TO Miss HEs.
RrErrA LEONARD, all of Pierpont.
In Springfield, on the 10th inst, by Rev
Steelman, Mr.. RALsros HAsvEY, of Conneaut,
to MISS HARRrEr BAKER, Of West Springfield.
In East Randolph, Wis, on the 2Cth ult., by
Rev. s. V. X. Shepard, Edward w. Gaylord, o
Mendoza, Min, formerly of Geneva, to Miss NJ
Anna Converse, Of the former place.
In Windsor on the 9th day of Oct, by Rev.
A. Burgess, Miss EMILY GRIswoLD, of Windsor,
to Mr.. MARVIN Owen, of Parkman. Geauga
county, Ohio.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-15
d. s. 7-3O LOAN.

Il HE Secretarv of tha Treosurv y;vea No
NJ. th.t ,,I~.r,r,,o,i -, 4, ...i.S e. r rss.ss.
Notes. payable three years from Aug 18th 1884, with semi
annual interest the Of seven and three tenths per
cent per and n,erest both 10 be p.d in
lawful msney
These notes viii be convertible at the option Of the hold
m maturity into SIX per cent gold bearing bonds pays-
De es .nsn nve nor more tnan twenty years rom their
aae a. tne covernmen, NAV elect They VIII be issued
OF soo' sioV s'v so ana Socoo' and ar
must oe pnd 'Or ~" aoArs orsome multiple
VI my u'"ars'
The notes will be transmitted 10 the owners free Of trans
pcratiou charges soon after the receipt Of the original
Certificates Of Deposit they can be prepared.
sthe notes draw interest from August i6 mnh
suosequent that oa'e must pay tne interest
'cc'uea 'rOm as'e OF oepofit l1.-
Parties depositing twenty eve thousand dollars aud up
wards for these notes at any time win be allowed
mission Of one quarter Of one cent which will be paid
'ne treasury upon the receipt Of bill Tor toe
"'"o""e .e'uneu .ne o'neei WIN wnom 'ne deposit
was maoe NO oeouc''ons or comm"sions must be made
'ron 'ne aeposiS'
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OF THIS LOAN.
ns 10 National Savings Bant, Offering higher rate Of
interest than an, other and fke best ,cris pv .vc.
hank which PAYS its deposi,ors in u g. Notes, considers
that II paying in tho best circulating medium Of The eoup.
try and eaanos pay In ANYTHING better for s own assets
either securities or In notes bonds pay
able In government pager. -t-
III, equally eonve,,or, a. ,..,.s..
yestmspt The note. can ,,,,v. ~ IA q. r.,ss "
ton Of their fac. and accumulated ,n,...., '.so
best security wi IN banks as cos,er.s Car s,.o,.,.
~, o.. ,.f1l
Oo"pe'"o'e '"'o" c11 per eeht. 0-Z0 Gold
Bond.
In addition TO the very liberal interest the notes for
three years. this privilege Of conversion worth abSut
three per cent per for the current rate for
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-15

MEssRs. WADE ENSIGN, of Jefferson made
good their engagement with our citizens on
Monday nig,.t last. In. the course OF the day
bills were issued, and hurried notice given fof
q last meeting before election, and a goodly
audience assembled and listened to an able and
stirring address from Mr.. Wade, which elected
round after round Of applause. Our friend
Ensign was unfortunately, little out of speak.
ing trim, and in o few we'll chosen words exhort.
ed our friends 10 fidelity and asked to be releiv.
ed from the labor Of an address.
We should have stated that the previous
meeting at which these gentlemen were expect.
ed, was ably filed by on off-hand speech from
Mr.. Murray, of Defiance, a son of our fellow
citizen Of that name.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-15

ISFoRnAfIoN WAsfKp.-sALIIK SPsLLRa, a
boy 8 years ofage, left bis friends in this place
on or about the 2oth ofseptenber. as ia sup
posed upor the cars, and believed to have
taken the cars West, since which nothiDs has
been heard OF him. He had on gray found.
about aud cotton pants, bare foot, Is OF good
side for his age, black eyes, and in raannsr sctive
and bright. Any Information Of him would
be gratefully received BY Bis mother at Union,
vile. Lake County Ohio.
krsSapges S.. p.ssse COPY.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-15

NEw FIRK-We notice that the vacancy
occasioued by the withdrawal of. Q, Farmer
Esq, from the firm of Sherman & Farmer has
been filed By our young friend e. M. Fitch,
under the hrm Of Sherman & Fitch Litigauts
cannot trust their cases to able or IN ore W.
gilant attorneys.
MORRISON & TIcKSoR is the style of new
firm recently formed in the mercantile business
at the old stand Of FL. l.. Morrison. These
gentlemen are both favorable known.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-15

The Sentinel estimates that it costs $2l8 to
publish that paper for one year at the present
rates, and that it loses eighteen--he subscrp-
tion price being but So. I,s editor counses
wisely and well when he says one of three things
must be instituted, viz Either more price,
smaller paper, or more subscribers. Publishers
differ as to the best plan to be adapted. Some
prefer the ensmalhng" process, while others
unhesitatingly hitch Oh the dimes, some going
as high as $3 per year, which notch the Home
Journal has just reached, and many country
papers range along the scale between 50 aud
3d. Paper makers are not disposed to abate
one iota on the price Of paper ,uotwithst ondng
The cheapeDing of other commodities of trade,
neither will they do 80, unless the heavens
fall The publisher must. therefore, protect
himself 10 some way.-Rrporter.
Some of our Ashtabula Copperheads think
this good time TO start paper, and as we
are told, ire actually discussing the probability
Of the STEP Ii they are troubled with financial
plethora, no more auspiccus moment could
have been selected for desired depletion tha q
the present. Our advice, therefore, would be,
by all MEANS to 60 ahead
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-15

HOUSE BREAKiSo-About midnight on
Thursday night 9Th, the house Of o. A. MARK
HAM, just north of East village was entered
while the inmates were sleep, aud o trunk con-
tanning money and notes 10 the amount o
S10O taken, but before the rogue cleared the
house with his booty, Mrs Markham was awak-
ened by the noise, and the thief taking the
alarm dropped the trunk and made good bis
escene
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