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Gas Consuming Cooking Stoves

INHESE Stoves have hollow CRATE OF such
l. form that the air, entering through
holes in front OF the stove, must traverse
one bur after another before it escapes int
the buck-tire plate. which is also divided
into passages through which the air must
pass before it escapes through perlorations
INTO the fuel, 50 that the latter is subjected
to two series of thoroughly heated air which
tend enectually to consume the gases mixed
with the product of combustion The advap
fages OF this arrangement is the great econ
o:ny in consumption of fuel, and the tho.oug h
equalizing Of the heat Throughout tn. oven.
The stoves are warranted to give satistac.
ton, and are offered at city prices for cash.
E. W. STAPLES.
P. S.-Wood can be used in the stove n.
'uei 10 great advantage. [sert 6. 1862.
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EPSON, BALrIMoRs Co. Nh. May 10th, 1853.
ihe undersis nel, for some time past. b,,h,i
IN use on hi. farm "Fickarit's Cattle Powder, ="
ana from Tue oeuelt'il effects derived from it,
takes pleasure III iec"mmcn ling tn, article to Mi
farmers, as valuable PREPARATION, to b, given To-
Horses and Cattle. Some OF my work hor.,,
that were in bad health, With littls or no Ii,n ;,
si'on for food ON their taking '.Fickardt'. Ca,tl.
short time became lat aud in good condition,
HENRY b CHEW
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Important to Railroad Companies.
Important TO Farmers.
To all whom it may concern and concerns sveryb,iy
JOHNS 4 CROSLEY'S
IMPROVED
Liquid Gutta Perch Cement,
For Coating Metals of all kinds wuen exposed to
the action Of the Weather, and for Preserving and
repairing Metal Roofs Of all kinds.
1 his is the only Composition known which will
successfully resist extreme changes of all climates
for any length OF time, when applied to metals,
TO which 1t heres firmly, forming body equal
10 three coats Of paint cos,s much less and will
last three times as long and from its elasticity ia
Aot injured by the contraction and expansion of
lin aud other Metal Roofs, conseq uenl upon sud
den changes in she weather.
1t will not crack in Cold or run In Warm
Weather, aud will not wash off.
Leaky Tin and other Metal Roofs can be re.
paired with Gutta Percha Cement, and prevent ted
from further corrosion aud leaking, thereb Y
ensuring perfectly Water, Tight koof for many
yeaIs
Ibis Cement is particularly adapted for thu
preservation of Iron Kaiings Stoves Ranges
safes, Agricultural implements, &c, also Tor
ger eral Manufactured use.
GUTTA PERCHA CEMENTS,
For preserving and repairing Tin and other Meta
Roofs Of every description, from its great elias.
ticty, is not injured by tho cor, raction and
expansion of Metals, and ill not crack in Cold OF
run in Warm Weather.
E.W. STAPLES, Agent,
April 10, ls63-tf. Elkton, Md.
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NOTICE.
Tho parties heretofore constituting tho
late drm Of Mccullough Il Cos, have with
others taken OH! q charter for. manufacturing
purposes, under the general laws Of the
State Of Maryland.
The business Of manufacturing Galvanized
and other Sheet Iron will hereafter be con-
Quoted in the nanie of Mccullough Iron
Company of Cecil county.
DELAPLAINE MCDANIEL. President.
JETIIRO J. MCCULLOUGH, Vice Prcst.
VIM. X. McCLEES, Treasurer.
WlCKNAM b. SPEAR, Secretary.
tjan l, 1861 Jan IL, 1864 IT
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Geo.. w. Carpenter, Henszey, l. Cos
WHOLESALE DRUG
AND
CHEMICAL W II r E HOUS i,
No. 737 Market Street, Philadelphia.

TIME subscribers keep constantly on hand
L large Stock OF DRUGS, MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS, PHARMACEUTICAL prep
arations and every other article, which ap.
pertains to the business, embracing the most
extensive variety also, Paints, Oils, aud
Glass Of description.
All articles purchased from us can be re-
lied on as being Of the most superior quality,
and at as low prices as they can be had -
We can offer such inducement. as will make
1t the interest Of purchasers to lay in their
supplies from us and give US their future pa
tronage and invite all, who visit the city, to
call at our establishment. All orders ad-
dressed to us by mail or otherwise will meet
with prompt attention.
Gro. W. CARPENTER, IIEHszEr Il Co.,
Isl Market ST., Philadelphia.
feb 6, '64 3m.
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ORPHANS COURT.
WOOD YARD

WOOD YARD.
d OSSELL " HINES have opened the
IL largest Wood Yard in Elkton. and will
keep always on hand Hickory, Oak, and
kindling Wood. Wood will be- delivered
IN town free of charge. 1000 Cords Of Wood
wanted, for which the highest matket price
will be paid in cash or goods.
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OUR Sad Irons are conceded to be the
" best in the market. They are beauti-
FULLY pc lishcd and true on the face. have
some 80 or 6O pairs and they are very cheap.
For sale by T.. W. Staples
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o u rs
Celebrated Horse and Cattle
POWDERS

70 "DERS.
TNIlESE Powder, have proved. afterai
l. trial of several years, to be superior
to any preparation Of the kind in use
The chief superiority Of these Powders
arises from the fact that they are com.
posed Of Medicines that have Laxative
Tonic and Purifying properties. The
Laxative elects cruditos from the stom. :.
n ach and intesines the Tonic gives
= strength to the system of the Horse and =
=. the purifying medicines contained in =.
" them cleanse the blood and lay tn, ~
u foundation for n healthy and vigorous U
- circulation The use of them improves ~
- the wind, strengthens the appetite and 8
N gives the horse fine smooth and glossy u
skin-thus improving the appearance.
vigor and spirit Of this noble animal
These Powders are not intended. as
most powders are, to bloat the animal
so MS to give him tho appearance Of
being fat when not really so-but, to
remove the disease and promote his gen.
era health.
These Powders will strengthen the
stomach and intsstines, cle.nsc them Of
offensive matter and bring them to a
healthy state. They are Il sure preyen.
tive of Lung Fever: and certain remedy
for all diseases incident to tho Horse, as
Chambers, Yellow Water. Distcmprrs,
Founder, Heaves, SIavering Coughs,
Fevers, Loss of Appetite, and Vital En-.
eISy' oc. lHese lOWuers II Gscu TWO or
three times a week. through the winter
aud spring. your Horses will mover get
the Lung Fever Collie or cts A few
doses Of these Powders will remove the
worst Cough on any Horse Wore own.
ers Of Harscs to feed few doses of these
Powders every year they might save the
lives Of many valuable Horses
mich COWS. e
. The properties this Powder possesses ,
= in increasing the quantity of Milk in
Cows. give 1t an importance and value
= which should place it in the hands of, =
every person keeping Cow. In fattcn
ing cattle, it gives them an appetite, =
- loosens their hide, and makes them thrive .
- much faster. 8
HOGS.
In all diseases of Swine as Coughs
- Ulcers in the Lungs and Liver, DC, by -
- putting from half paper to IL paper Of =
a these Powders in barrel of Swill. the =
above disease. can be cured or entirely
= rreveRted. By using these Powders the e
- Hog Cholera can be prevented. Prepared ;,
by s. A. FoUIZ l. BROTHER, !:
Westminster, Md.
For sale by DIR. II. ii. MITCHELL. Elkton
and druggists and Storekeepers everywhere.
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JaDanese Tea

nv ILL not mould. Unlike tho green tea of
w China, thi, is not dried upon copper pans
and colored with coloring mixture its vel owish
tin's is the work of nature. and it exhales a pcr.
grade Lovers Of tea and indsposed persons
should try it. Those of our customers that have
uscd it prefer it to any tea sold in this market -
For Sale BY +. BROWN, JR, d BRO.
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ToAL.--The eslebrsted Baltimore Company .
~ Coal for Family Uss,on hand and for sale.
Sept l, 1850 D.SC0TT 1 BRO.
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ErANCS.-Peruvisn and Mexican Guano Of
" standard quality slways ON hand AND for
sale by JOHN PARTRIDGE.
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TESTIMONIALS.

" 1T.
DEAR SIR Having tried tho Cattle Powder
manufactured by you, consider it good article
TOR the diseases Of horses, and as good "A pr,n.r.,
| tion there is in tho market
HIRAM WRIGHT
Assist ve' snary surgeon.
For the United Stales Gvyorn nsnt
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miscellaneous.

Important to House Owners.
Important to Builders.
Important to Railroad Companies.
Important TO Farmers.
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WAsMlSGTos, Oct. 81 1853.

DEAR SIR Having bad yorr Horse and Cattl.
Powder III use tor SONS time, do chsertulyr O.
ommend 1t As q. good article, and we'll worth, VI
public notice NJ jackson
superintendent of the Mule CORN,
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(tnCkNS.---Spaln'sP s,snt chur.s, Ns -.
~ ever offered 10 the Pssiie, for sale By
Aug l. PRYOR BRO.
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IJAHEW ARE-A lot If Hoes, Fakes, Psrks,
II 30, for sale at old prices Tor essh. BY
Aug. !. PkfOk b BRO.
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For Coughs, Colds, Group, Whooping
Cough, .Asthma, b. onchitis, Splitting
Blood, Pam and Weakness Of the
Breast, Difficulty Of Breathing, &c.
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DONE DUST-A superior article. For
IL sale. D. SCOTT i BIO.
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Steele Amalgam Bells Complete
with HangingS.

THEY are especially adapted for farms,
l. plantations, school houses and fuctolies-
They are noted for their tone, strength sono-
rousness and durability OF vibration. The
practical utility OF these bells, and extreme low
price at which they are offered, must secure
their gradual introduction. For salo by
mar B Z. w. STAPLES.
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yINAR by the Barrel, OF in smaller quantities -
i For sale by D. SCOTT BRO
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SALT by the sack Rock Salt; Turks
~ Island. For sale. D. SCOTT l. BRO.
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siOnS.

I>XCELsioR SUGAR CURED KANs.-A
T. delicious Ham, cured expressly for family
Use They superior ~ Ano now il ths market.
fos sale only BY T, DREHNkE.
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GROUND PLASTER. For sale.
~ mar 3. d. SCOTT BRO.
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LERTILlZERS. --Baugh's Raw Bone Fer.
a tili5er; Booth 5 concentrated do 70,
y. n. SCOTT X BRO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-29
PUBLISHED (DAIhY) BY
I'D GAR SNOW DEN, JR.
ssa~ :)EF1C E-No IO4 King street, over
o,e,s formerly Franch's) Book Store

> hill 70 'i,lefne the boundaries Of the judicial
districts Of East and West Virginia" was
nassed. The House joint resolution, to increase
far sixty days, the present duties on 1orelgn
imports fifty per cent. was passed.
The House Of Representatives conclnded
,ha consideration of the Tax bill in Committee
of the Whole. and reported the bill as amend
el to the House. The amendment, adopted
IN Committee of the Whole, Imposing a tax OF
one fourth Of one per cent. i, month On the
circulation of banks, State and National alike,
was sustained By the House. & message was
read from President Lincoln IN reply e he re-
solution Of the House in reference TO the re-
nstatement OF F. ?. Blair, jr., ~ the military
service Mr., Lincoln states that General Blair
and General Schenck resigned thelr. commis-
sions to take seats in Congress with the under
standing that they would be permitted to re
call their resignation during the session # they
so desired that Mr. Blair had recently SO re
called his resignation, and that the President
believed that it wss competent tor him TO So
restore hm without reappointment. Mr.
Schenck, after the reading Of the message, ex-
planned that it had been understood that he
should be restored to the military servlce-lf be
so DESIRED but he did not expect to be re-
stored except by reappolntment.
1tappaars from despatch in the morning
papers from Waterford Lou loun County: Va,
that the Confciorates we're IN Waterford, On
Tuesday night and took off number OF horses
&c They also carried away with them James
NJ. Walker. Some ten days ago party OF
Federal soldiers concealed themsels es IL " ak
er's barn, and when two Confederates came,
they captured one and wounded the other NOR
tally Walker is now arrested, charged with
giving the information that led to the, capture
and woundlng Of the Condarates.
4 letter from Hilton Head states that on
the 18th instant the Confederates attempted
to blow up the United States irigate Wabash,
With torpedo boat. The guns OF the frigate
We're brought TO bear on the my sterious ma
chime, S,{lt she seems either to have been sunk
CT to have escaped, and ghded On into safety.
Nothing could be seen of her after she was
tired on
Private letters received in New York from
New Orleans state that Banks losses on He'd
hlVer at 5000 men and % pieces of artillery,
z0o wagons and about 81, 900, 600 IN green
Backs. It IS said and believed! that Banks will
oe superseded by Gen. Sick les.
A.-,.
the y, 5 Navy Department the destruction OF
So''e salt works, on the coast Of North Caro-
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An Order from Gen. Wallace

! "
/ Baltimore has issued the following order
IIEADQu ARTERs, MIDDLE DEPARTMENT,
9TH ARMY Cores, BALTIMORE 'jn., AprlI
26, 1864. General Orders, No. 3o.~Aia''y
citizens OF this Department have gone Tolun-
iarily into The States in rebellion against the
United States, some TO join the rebel army,
others to aid and encourage the rebellion ny
thair presence and otherwise, who nave left
property in real estate, slaves, stocks u various
description, and other securities Tor money III
this Department And many cltlzens OF the
States iD rebellion, who have participated III
and encouraged that movement, have similar
property Within this department. 1t IS deem
ed important that such property should not ne
under the coutr0| ct such lersoFs, and liable
to be used il " hole or III part II the support
of the rebellion and against the interests Of
the United States 1t IS therefore hereby or
dered that the proceeds OF all rea estate, ti'e
hire Of al slaves, the interest or I'll debts due
from persons IN this Department, the current
interest on al private debts, the dividends and
interest on all Stocks aud Bonds OF railroad
Companies, Banks, Turnpike road Companies,
Manufacturing Companies, and public corpora
tons howsoeyer declared and payable, winch
are the property OF the persons above deScrIo-
ed, and are within this department, shali bo
with held By the prisons authorized, ana whose
duty it is TO pay the same from such persons
their representatives, agents and attorneys,
howsoever constituted; and that the same
shall be paid over to Lieutenant Colonel AIez-
ander Bliss. Ouartermaster Of this Depart
u,ent or such other agents as the i7eneral
Commanding may authorize and appoint from
time to time. All persons having authority
over such property will be held responsible for
such sums as may be paid in violation Of this
order, and be otherwise punished BY Military
commission. r
The hire and the proceeds Of the labor q
such slaves as are IN the counties or Maryland
in this Department and belong TO the persons
above described, will IN due proportion be ser
apart and reserved for the use OF such slaves,
when they shall have been freed by the Sjol~
stitutionai law Of Maryland, as 1t IS hoped they
soon will be.
By command Of Maj. Gen. Wallace:
SAMUEL B. LAWRENCE,
Assistant Adiutant General.
iOHcjal:] JAMES R. Ross
A. T. c.
The Baltimore Gazette OF this morning
savs:-s'Mrs. William Key Howard, whose ar
rest (upon the charge of being Confederate
| mail carrier) has already been noticed, was
Yesterday sentenced to confinement IN the Old
| t,anitol Prison, aud was last evening taken TO
Washington. Miss Martha DUNCAN was az
rested Yesterday upon the charge Of being dis
Iova] and having received mail matter from the
South. She was also sent to the O:d Capitol
Her sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Sawyer, Was sent
there several days ago.
Mr. 4. Watson. has been re!noVed by
Postmaster General Blair, from his position as
| clerk IN the r. S. Post Office Department, on
account Of his continual use OF disrespec'5ul
language in respect to the Administration and
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Incre&se G! . ties.

The Senate Yesterday at|opj Is tfntsurtant
on5 resolution 81 hici uri4lnutcti i: &i1c l!>.t1&e
oi Rep:aSs ntatives, and w1ao sjgn:@ by liz,
President i wliI have tic force ot law ihc
resolution declares thar 4nti! ne cod ot sixty
DAYS from the ;as>age Of l,.i@ tes0utlpH, tltly
uer ce!!lum Of the rates u lories and In2}S:2
now inYosed by Law Oh al goods wares. n1r1~
cilandise anG; articles l1nporfsl Shall he attiie'5
Lo The present duties ana ,upGsts nG% ci1ar@i:s1
en- the ;tnDortation Of s,,cEt articles !'r0vl3ed,
that 7,riDfine paper ,eg@1z,s,l, 5lse0 i0r books
and newspapers exclusively, shall &c exempt
frofn yhe operaton # this resolution,
II j. understood that this temporary ra3oln-
ton is adopted in order to check the rrlinous
rate ot ilpaortatio,ls which has fer sou.e dime
been IN progress, while Congress is engaged ii
the work Of revising the tariff.
Ihe official records sjlo.7 shat during the
last nine months the imports at New Iork
have amounted TO $l6O, O1O, 900 III goId-equa!
including che difference III exchange, freight,
and insurance. to more than twice that suin,
while the exports amount - only SlZU, 600 u1V
III paper,
the resolution passed the Senate by large
vote. = v a>ll. Chr0n.
Tie Ituliau line Of battle shly Re Galantgo'
rno has ac length been heard from. Senor
Anlora dc I,ioigG,ai,5 yI:e italian Consa! t;en-
era IN New York has received letter roin
Captaiu Isola, commander ot the Re Galan
tuomo, announcing l}lo safe arrival OF lis Vc5-
sci st Terceira one Of the Azores, Or West
ern Islands. Captain Isoja states that hs
vessel sustained fearful damage from the storm
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Gold. in New York. yestert;a
and closed at lt95.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-06-04

Lr C. L. AUSTIN, son Of Aaron E Austin
Esq Of Austiuburg, belonging to the Goth Q.
Regi., while engaged 10 cne OF the battles uear
Spoisyvana Court House, was pierced by q
ball through the hirs, rendering him helpless
aud leaving 10 reasonable hope of bis recovery
Ills father has gone to him, and found him uu
able to be moved from the ouly posture and po.
si;ion lie can hoid-lyiug upon bis iucl--ab'e
indeed. to recOgn ze hin, but liabl, at any mo-
uenl to be relieved from the Intensity of his
suiieriI z. CHARLIs uoLBuooK, also Of Austin
burg, and member OF The same regiment, Wa:
severely wounded at the same time.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-06-04
u. @. RI. A.-E. P.
HunncWell's Great Remedies.
What Ersry Family should haze in Mt
house, and Why

n.y. They should have HUsxEwELi's UNIVERSAL CoUGH
RENEpY because II eectunly Colds, WhoopDg and
Common Coughs, Sore Throat Heaseness and is the mos
simple perfect Soothing Syrup in the world For old or
Young by day night, it be used with the greatest
FREEDOM and three ouths of the deaths by Consumption
stopped and nsnts relieved Of their suffering by what leaves
stain eehe..::1.
They shoud have iuSREwELLs ToLu AyoDYNE Il
Is perfect remedy Neuralgia Nervous Sick Head
ache Tooth Eaache St Nitus Dance Pain IN Stomach
Bowels Genuine Cholera Motbus; Rheumatism Distress
after Eating, Nersoushess HysteTia and the cef OF all
causes of sease insanity Loss Sleep. Its character
though active simpe its action In perfect conformity 10
nature its end, cure or relief
hV- For the pains of Monthly Menstruations the ANo
DYNE been most successful while Natures work I'M
disturbed, and is of its most important points
~. They should have HUNNEwELLs EoLEGIIC Pills
because with seldom but Single PHI for dbse all de-
Of the Stomach and Bowels cured The,
cure Indigestion Dyspepsia Headache when caused by ou
stomach Loss Of Appetite biousnes 70 often and so ero
sousy treated with Mercnras and Jaundice For Worm
q 49,, -
They act simple assist nature, do not make Pill Box
stomach, the ms fatal error OF taking so man
Pills at dose and then, what Is important to every fami
and every Purse one bottle goes as Tar as TWO OF hree
what IL ordinarily Sold
above reasons are not good and results do not
form declarations will request my agents TO Refund tn
oney This Is the basis OF MY confidence, and that oil tn
nubi,c Is asked 10 test
HuxNEwELl's Universal CorGH REMEDY
HusNEw Ellis Tc.U ANoDYYE.
HuNNEwELL's ECLECTIC Pills.
~ Fac-Simile OF J. L. Hunnswslrs Signature over cOrs
sf genuine only.
JOHN L. HUNNEwEI.L, Proprietor Bosto,s Mass
GEORGE WILLARD, Agent, AshtabulA. Ohio.
JoHs d. PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio. Wholesale Agent
tY- For sale by druggists everywhere.
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JT has been remarked with great discrim.
ination. that The rebel sympathisers and
gold gamblers are two classes in the North
who have made lying their regular profes
sion since the commencement of the war.
They have reduced lying to SCIENCE
not one of the exact sciences, truly, vet
reaching degree Of precision in the calcn
lntion of chances and probabilities that en-.
able them to accomplish their diaholical
purposes with frequent success If they
fail there is no ldss 10 them. Int if they snc
ceed. The mischief. done to others. individ-
ually and collectively. by their treacherv.
rugnery, and villainv. is inralculahle. In
the one Gaze. the object is to promote and
hasten the disunion OF the States. to aid
treason and traitors, to save Slavery. and
to avert the righteous retribn'ion to come
in the other. /, Is the mad greed for specu
ton. the hear,less vllainv tha' is willing TO
extort money from suffering Government
instead OF sustaining it and fostering It's ef
forts for self preservation. There is no de
pravity so base, no atrociy so low, that
will not bend the knee to il. Tho re-
cord to their perjury and mendacity is al
most 90 astonishing for belief; our daily
familiarity with it ohtrudes its effects upon
onr moral sense. But what q record for
the fnture 1t will surpass the credihi'ity
of posteri,y. Their descendants will look
with envy upon the perfdy of Judas and
records Of iDfamy, they will wish they had
never been born Erie Dispatch.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-06-04

we are Indebted to Miss ANNIE HoweLLs
for very pretty bOquet. The present is evil
dcnce that The donor accords TO US some merit,
that perhaps this dull world has not yet discov-
erec We would, therefore, assure the fair
donor, ti,st the love OF these beautiful creations
of nature, Indicated by the choice of her favor
on'y evince the parity and gentleness of the
one who has laid us under this obligation.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-06-04

GEN BurLKR's THoRorGHsEss.-Ninc officers
Of a colored regiment at Fortress Monroe hav-
ing resigned for insufficient cause at the ap-
uroaeh of active operations Gen. Butler has
forwarded their designations to the President.
with n recommendation that they DO remandsd
to their former regiments, TO serve oat 'ssis
time a. private soldiers