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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-08-06

MuRDEE AT NILES. O.--The unprovoked
snurder Of james Ward, proprietor of tie Fal.
con Iron Works. at Miles, was one ef the
weslthiest, most influential and respected aen
Of Trumbull county. which took place ou We'd
Desdsy evening Of last week. produced deep
sensation in the public mind. We gather from
the publshed sccoants. that . married woman
BY the name Of LYDIA Stevenson. whose hus
band s In the army, occupied tsnmsBt be
longing 10 Mr.. Ward. and that steps had beer
taken to eject ber fssm the premises. on &C
eount OF ber criminal Intimacy with Frapl
Bobbins. and that they had become ;ncenssd
syaiusl Mr.. Ward because ofthis sep. and the
ssmoussrapces which accompanied It, o.
the evening named. tie woman and her pars-
ncgr started for Mr. Wards house. both. u ID
sd being heavily armed. On the wsy they
met Mr.. wards son. whom they ssssaltsd and
beat severely. Mr.. Ward him self wss near by,
and rushed to The rescue Of his son, when Rob
bins. Ct he suggestion oftks woman. drew .
plstel and abot him through The hssd. the muz-
SO Of the pistol being placed close to bis face.
NJ Ward lived shout sos hosrs.
kobsins Was around the village shsrt time
sfser TIE nnrass, but when search ives made
hs Nm - bad disappeared. A reward q
thsse t1onsasd doliass was st epes offered By
NJ. wasds hnlly fas ~ srssa II sAs mar
desoe. Debbins ~oe lisnss ~ hssss sssiss
- ~ so1uie>l>n. he = dhsesibsa yousg
49, okon< a <~o.. - .~.t - ~.-a..
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-08-06

The commissioner of Internal Revenue
has decided that clerks or agents selling
goods by sample do not require license it
the firm for which they are engaged has a
dealers license. Clerks travelling on foot
or by wagon aud selling goods must have a
peddler's license Clerks travelling by rail-
road. steamboat. &C.. displaying and sell
ing goods at Hotels, stores, aud other pa.
ces, must have dealers license. Jewelry
pedders, selling dry goods by the original
piece or package, must pay $50 license.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-08-06

According to the above tables. cucumbers
arc Of very little value; and apples. turnips.
eabbsges. and even potatoes. at present prices.
are expensive eating. Seine vegetables and
fruits should. however. eHter into the family
consumption. even II purchased. for sanitary
reasons. Among those which contain the mos,
saecharine matter, sweet potatoes. psrsnips,
beets and carrots. are the most noarishing
Roast pork. besides being an expensive dish
requires too lengthy drain upon the forces
OF the stomach to be healthy article Of diet
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-08-06

Gen Paine commanding at Cairo, has
sent a noted Rebel of Paducha into the
country to inform The people that for every
outrage on Union ciizpn,' lives aud prop
erty Rebel sympathizers shall be treated
ia ike manner. Gen p. has directed that
none but loyalisis shall trade in the district,
that no banks, except at Cairo, shall pay
out money or ecieve deposits without spe-
cial permits. He has also taxed wealthy
Secessionists 81 90. 90 0 for :he benefit of sol
ders' families living 10 Western Kentucky.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-08-06

A DAILY MORMON PApER--We have 70
ceivsd copies OF daily paper just started 10
Great Salt Lake City called The Telegraph
1t is little royal folio. devoted TO news
and the Church. and is edited BY T. B. II.
Stenhouae HIt
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-08-06

Mrs. EMNA WILLARD CAPTURED BY THE
REBELS The Troy Times Of July 18th
says: A dispatch received this morning
from Mrs, Phelps, al Baltimore, states that
MIS- Willard. of this city. was among the
passengers on The train from Baltimore for
Phladelphia. which was captured by the
rebels when Mi Gen. Franklin was taksn
prisoner Nothing since then bus been
heard from Mrs. Willard, but no fears are
entertained by her friends here Of personal
harm-although it uisy be possible that
she has suffered from the loss Of properly
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-08-06

Gen. Washburp. at Memphis. iets-p.ople
bring cotton into the town il they will store
II with the Quartermaster and take bis re.
ceipt, the cotton to be disposed Of as Gov
ernment shall direct. Cotton brought in
and Otherwise disposed Of is to be onfiscat.
n
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-08-06
THE EAGLE MOWER
,s4 20 ,itrs sFf o--A e aer ~ F'f1
King Of the Meadow Herringtons Paint.
wv e take this method to inform the
Farmers of .qsktabuia Countu I'm

that this justly celebrated Mower hand and for sale by
the subscriber the Lake Shore ny seen
eek opposite Ashsbula Depot This Mschipe has many
following he Finger Bs being perfectly flexible sd.pts
Itself to aneyen surfaces and Is at ucis that the driver
can raise either end Of Independent Of the other 10 order v
pass distractions he can the lever raise the
bar TO pass cut grass slse throw In upright pos
ton for transportation, without leaving his tsst pf
very light draf eloggng with the owes motos In
any kind OF grass cutting perfect swah. whether wet
dry eso leaves the cut grass the best possible
for drying part Of the machine taves arsx
the grass after being cnt Those wishing TO purchase
chines who haze not the Eagle Mowcwould do well 70
examine II before purchasing elsewhrre. s.ifiaf y
Ashtabula, June II, 1854 sILAS COOK,
Ats755 Assnt.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-08-06

The New York Commercials Washing.
ton special says it is understood an earnest
appeal will be made to the Presideat by
lee ding Republicans. to give General Nc
Clellan O command 1t it urged that en-
Iisimenis to the nnmber Of 100. 900 woulC
be secured in New York alone by bis sp
pointment. Bah
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-08-06
Many citizens fram Eairfar and prin

Many citizens from Fairfax aud Prince
William Coupties. Va have for some days
been coming into Alexandria ont of mere
starvation. the receRt necessary military
cutting of communication Of those counties
(whose iahabitaHis habituslly aid the Reb-
els) having shut of the markets on which
they depend for food.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-08-06
Cleveland market--wednesday Aug. and

Cleveland sday Aug. 2nd,
wHEAT-Naket dull and irregular, shough little more
animation maufestcd this afternoon. Sale 5000 bush
red free beard at g o red eeon track at 81 Oh
cars do do at 81 10; car white from store 81 90
CoRN-Dul and nominal No sales reported.
0ATS-fn better request Sales track at ooc.
PORK-Du Sale is bbls heavy at 500. Light
mess I'D $36 90.
BUTTER-Frm and in active demand at 3i636c for good
70 choice Western Reserve and 32933c Central and
Western Sales l5 kegs choice Western Reserve at outside
figure
Observation-Disclosures asking, s50osc for refined,
cording to quality. az
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-08-06

Platte City, Missouri. center Of Trea-
son there being not more Than half dozen
Union families in the place, was nearly de-
siroyed by the Union forces. the other day
in retaliation for The welcome given to
Thornton's guerillas by the Inhabitants,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-08-06

Warmers Pinolea,
SHOULD be possessed by every man
~ and in the country. Being more volatile, Il 10
far superior To Benlols or Naptha, for.
Removing Grease Spots,
and Is much more agreeable uss 1t Is not only void
that horrible scent but agreeable and pleasant
odor, supplying the place OF cologne other peumey
greater auty oils than any known substance
and hence untes with them immediately and evaporae
leaving the garment entirely free from spot or stain
How many valuable dress coats thrown As usees
Of gIeasy collars cus How many hats cApx
gloves dresses carpets aud garmen OF all descriptions
valuees from the same cause all OF which can be saved
with one bottle Of the Pinolea.
The following are the many testimonials received
from distinguished gentlemen; Hts
Ma. wARsER-Dea Sir have tried your Pinolsa and
aud II far superior TO anything used for removing
shseruy rseommsnd to my friends and the public I've.
y person should have eotie a. t wi save 500 wofth
v kinss,iiis, sSpdi June isos. ''' ~'0' VS. . -'
Ma n =. wARsEE- Dear Sir, You ask me 70 give my
candid opinion a. 70 the merits Of yoar rinolsA- Ihs
honestly ay that would not be without for ten timea ita
cost acts Ike magic 10 removing gesss thai may chance
TO fall upon upon garment. coat whose collar has os'
dss BY the ase % the Pinoe snissy s:slssa ans
made 70 appear like coat There mol mai oSseton
70 as use G The f1ss h. ssos = Is % sS a.%. Ssss ds
Ssn.hss H. sSmaEssss . ones sonior ss;ss his MONEY
'nd~.ss' him ss''ss'.1l'5 5upsoS sSS'i ibxfRxrr An
Principal of kingsve Academy. p
Such coming fro such men - ths above
.Is truly astt,sisf Ma, ''A'r' might Be ADDE'S 1' y
10 A''i''' " ." s; Ri;ss"ln., o, +.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-08-06

Tax ON HoME MADE WIsEs.--In res
ponse TO On inquiry, the Interpal Reverse
Bureau has reported that wines made of
berries and sugar. without their Infusion
with distilled spirits. are suhjuect 10 tax as
manufactures Of B per cent I'D sslorem,---
When distilled spirits are used the tax is
6fiy cepis per gallon. ~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-08-06

| The great event so long anticipated
! namely, the explosion OF mine uuder the
rebel tort ia front of the 9th Army Corps,
I! came of on the morning of the 80 ult.,
mt forty minutes past fonr'o,clock. Picket
firing was kept up oil night; and. ~ tset.
ut the time the match was applied TO the
mine, the skirmishers were still engaged on
both sides. The volume of dirt thrown up
was immense, rising over three hundred
feet in the air. IL resembled an immense
fountain OF earth more than anything else
The 9th Army Corps at ouce charged
the works, driving the rebels to their sec.
opd line of intrenchments aud taking a
number of prisoners, some of whom were
dug out Of the dirt badly bruised These
rebel prisoners state that only dozen re-
main OF their regiment, q South Carolina
one. ft.a aA81 lu as 1afts
As soon as tie explosion took place. l29
guns opened ON our font, while the mus.
ketIy blrztd in one con,iauous Ere along
TIE front Of the 81 b and part of the 9Th
and 18th Corps The smoke from The guns
soon obscured the view. and the fret par.
ticuars ct success were Cleaned from thos G
who came Ia with prisouess
The prisoners soy we completely sur
prised those iu their front, they being
most all asleep at the time.
This strategy Of Gen Grant seems not
to have been followed by the full measure
of success that was no doubt hoped for; (;
for although the 6rst and second line OF
earth works we're carried by the impetuous
onset with which the CONSERVATION of the
explosion was followed, yet our forces were
not able to hold these advantages, SO terrfi c
was the fre when the enemy had had
little time for a rally. The colored troops
led the movement, and suffered severely
from the eufilading ard concentrated FIRE of
the rebels until they we're left without off
GERS. when they were compelled to fall back
to their entrenchments. Later dispatches
however, state that some $500 prisoners
were taken and that whole regiment Of
the rebels were sent to their last account
by the explosion.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-08-06

Jacob S.rswn. the great Cattle King Of
Morgan County, Illinois, challenged the
county TO match him with $40, 900 to- the
Christian Commission Tho county toed
the marx, and went $1,000 better; 80 that
the Commission gets $2l 900 N
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-08-06

WnY TUE REBELS ARE CALLED "JoHSNIEP
in 1861 the Federal soldiers called the Reb.
els "Secesh;" in 1862, Confeds; in 1868. Grey
backs, and in 1864 they call them Johuuies.-
A correspondent gives Us the following inform.
alton about the origin Of the last named sobri-
quet:
Tue name of johnny originated iu omar.
rel between couple OF pockets, which he.
gan by the Federal telling the Rebel ,ha,
they (the Rebels) depended on England
Oh getting out OF this scfape. which the
Rebel denIe edmphutically, saying they wer,
aOle 10 scrape themselves out. Que wore
brought on an olber, until the Federal salt
his opponent was 10 better than Jvhuu,
Bull anyhow; The rebel swore he won IL
shoot Yank il be called him Jhonny Bal
again The quarrel was stopped by anoth
er picket. aud they soon cooIed down. bn
the Rebel kept e,sIteri0g: Id as soon be
called II niger US johnny Bull.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-08-06

Alta College Regatta Friday goth. on
Lake Qoinsigsmodd, Mass, between Yale
aud Harvard. Yale won the Uoiuersity
race mskiDg the three miles 10 10 minutes
second - ~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-08-06
COUNTY CONVENTION.

The voters Of Ashabula county, indicated in the sbov~ call
r District Convention requested to meet at the uus
OF holding eectons In their respective Townships
Saturday, August 18th, 1854 at o'clock p NJ elect
Delegates to the said Congressional Convention
snd one hundred and eight Delegates Convention for
npmnAton OF the County Oce to be elected
County 70 Be held on Monday, August 18th, 1864 These
Delegates VIII Be appointed among the several Townships
olov these for the County being the same fol oy these
or the county heng The The number Of Juror
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-08-06
j. w. BRADLEY's
Patent Duplex Eliptical Spring
. K I R IT.

THIS Invention consis Is IF Dnplex--or
i two--E ptic Steel Springs, ingeniously braided
tightly and firmly together edge to edge making the tough
Elastic Flexible and durable spring used
alb the of it's great elasticity and
fexbeness pl and fold Il when in easily snd
with the convenience silk musin dress. IL
tirey oates and slences the only objections Hoop
Skirts viz the annoyance To the well the public
especially in crowded assemblies carriages railroad
church pews in any crowded place. from the difficulty Of
contracting them and the occupancy OF small space This
trely removes the difficulty, while giving the SKIRT the
usual full and symmetrical orm and the ghtest and most
sty aud graceful appearance for the rer pronn-
ade house dress lady having enjoyed the pleasure
and comfort and great convenience of wearing Of the Du
plex Elliptic Spring Skirt for single day, will never after
wards willingly dispense with the Of them. They are
slso equally de rabe aud great Improvement other
kinds Skirt f Misses and young Ladies who short
dresse the elasticity and hesbity Of then prevents when
coming contact with anything crowdng the hop close 70
the person. from pushing out the other side OF the hoop
dress and again they much durable and not
likely 10 bend break, get Of shape. The Bottom
Rods all the skirts also Double Steel and twice. or
Double Covered 10 prevent the covering from wearing OH
the rods when dragging down stairs Nc which
they constantly subject TO when In AL made OF
the test quality corded tapes and every part OF the skirt
OF the very best materials antesd In respect
to be by far the best must comfortable, and most Durable
kirt made.
Enquire for tine Duplex Elliptic sPrg Skirt for sale In all
variety ofstyles and szes, by -
AshtabulA August 1. 1854 7o2
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-08-06
UNION ccnontsslonAL eosvENrlos.

The qusiinsd voters Of the couatss os Ashsabua oeanga
2akoninR, PortAee and Tumbu composing the 10th
gresrous District Of the State Of Ohio who desire the
maintenance ofthe Union the surprcmsey Of the
Constitutun the entire extinction Of Slavery within the
cuied stsa snd every place territory sabsct 20 their
1arsdiefon and the Complete suppression Of the rebellion
h the cause tbsreof By ysecu. and all apt spd sa
occn means invited to elect delegates In such manner
and At such times may be designated the Unon csnter.
Committees Of each Of said Counts TO meet In the vase
q warren Wednesday, the 15h day Of Augusf icet
IL O'Clock A. NJ nonipsfe candidate for member OF
rss and also candidate for Presidential Eiector Tor
said DISTRICT Each conny under the appointment agreed
upon entitled 10 delegate for every 15o and
additional s every fraction Of rs votes given for Cover
Brough last October This viii entie the several counties
70 the following delegates =
RtntaDula. =
trankt. . Sl
nanoains. s1A
rort@ge.s ..s...<e
Tfumbou. .....................n IA
ABNER KELL06C, COMMITTEES Sox Ash
E.B WOODBURY.. tabuia County.
THOMAS J: McLANE, rrruh.u
EDWARD SPEAR. (
ADFacs aGFacsso ssfbE; nakr ros..s..
M RoBKRr CARROLL. Mahoning.
h.ee All. fHRAsHER, Gesusa
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-08-06

-f.f.-.. ". C. HoxHII,
D. s. wApH,
gtl 10 JAxKs RBKp
SIDSrr KELsrr,
-n VI LYMAN CURris,
JnSOn Cestesl CsMm6tes
The County oncs, 70 Be elected, Auditor Coroner
Cosnmissioner and InArmary Director.
JsvyxRsoE, July 9th, 1884.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-08-06

NOTICE.-Th undersigned has been
duly appointed and qualined administrator Of the
Estate OF Charles Parker Of Ashtabua county deceased
All indebted 10 the estate requested to make
Immediate payment and these having claims against the
will present them To the undengned for allowance
SAMUEL r. PARKER
Ke1sggsyfle August l. 1894 T62
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-08-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

LETTERS Remaining Unclaimed in the
Post Office at Ashtabula, State Ohio August g. 1s64
Barnes-Elizsheth. Hart-0scer.
Raldwin-Elizabeth. Howard-MiRs Mary Jan,
Baily-Miss Maria. Seibel--Mrs. Kate.
Brown-H. W. Norton--Steve.
Cole-E.G. Norton-Ior orenzo.
Couch-Charles. Sprague- Mrs EdwinI
Clark-Miss Adah. Wflis-Frank.
Fields-Etty. wetmore-John W.
wetmroe-Mrs. Anna.
Persons calling for the above will please sayAdversed
H. HARRIS. p. N.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-08-06

i OST. on the evening Of the 18th ult.
~ Bises Morocco Pocket Book. eontalning Money
Notes. and the person leaving tho abovs
at the Post Once. will be liberaly rewarded
,.,,. -. ,s., JOHN A. BALDWIN; ";
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-08-06

NOTICE is hereby given that o Divi-
dend OF Ono and one-h per has been declared
In the Estate Of John Reid deceased payable ut the ONCE
Of Sherman Farmer, in Ashtabnls. Ohio.
J. q. FARMER,
Administrator Of John Reid. decd:
AshtAbula, August I, 1884. 762
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-08-06
kINGsvILLE ACADEMY.
THE FALL TERN Of this venerable
Il Institutian will commenos
n a

THE FALL TERN Of this venerable
Il Insttutian will commenos
3 RI Tuesday August 6 b, 1854.
And continue II weeks under tsnssueon of the following
BOARD OF TEACHERS
A. JUDsoN BARRETT, A, M !....... .Prncips'.
CURTIS u. WATERS, Bookkeeping and Nstsrai Sciences
Miss H. Q. PALhERs .Preceptreas.
Miss FRANCES TRYoN, To-. Mathematics and German.
Miss BESSIE A. SMITH,. Arithmetic. Gramr History
Miss EMILY y. WEBSTER, .......... Assistant
Miss JENNIE KlLDORN.. N.............. Assistant.
Miss SUSIE q. BARRETT. Music on Piano Melodeon
AMOS B. LUCE. commandment Vocal Mudc
g. r. WATERS. .Spencerisn Penmanship.
The array OF talent and experience which we present
patrons in the above corps Of Teachers is SUN.
cent guaranty not only that the school Is In prosperous
condition, but that the Trustees to keep The
past year has been OF exceeding prosperity propose
make the coming successfu than any In the
history Of the Institution.
Besides expendng $500 in the chase Of adjoining
grounds erecting addition to the old building and
entirely remoding the internal Of the present
structure that shall have ample accommodation for
$50 stndents , ..--f--.r, - IS
The work already In state of orwardness will be nnsh.
ed that students be admitted by the 10th Of August
All the departments Of the school supplied with good
teaehers--those that have been tried.
We especially congratulate patrons being able 10
present them accomplished teacher Of Instrumental
Music Mss Barrett She been from her post
for most the past under the instruction Of the world
renowned masters Of music, VIM Mason and Bsssini from
Both Of whom she has recommendations certifying
"eininent capability q teacher Of Music"
III~-M
The academic year will hereafter be equally divided Into
three terms of II weeks each.
The old Teachers Class will still be kept ur.
Large Book Keeping classes will be formed under the
efficient management of Mr. WATERS hesitate not to dc
clare conviction that they will accomplish than
students ordinarily Commercial Colleges do In the
time. s.-
Rates OF Tuition.
Common English Branches-term OF Ii weeks, $500
Higher English, Greek and Latin. ..... $50
French and German, each extra, ........... 90
Music on Piano Forte aud Melodeon,. -. 10 90
Use OF Instrument. ............. 90 ,i
Vocal Musc-l2 lessons. ........... 90
Pencil Drawing 1K hours each day.. 90
Board can be had in private families at om 81 25 50
per week. or Rooms Rented at moderate prices. Students
will be charged tuition from the time they enter until the
close the ern except in of sickness previous
rasgmsnt with tile Principal No deductions for absence Of
two weeks less either beginning middle Of the te
BY order of the Trustees.
H. H. WEBSTER, N. d. Presid. nt
c. D. ROCKWELL, Esq. Secretary.
Kingsville, o. June II, 1864. S6S
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-08-06

STRAYED npon the premises of the
~ subscriber about the 18th day OF May last dark
bay, year ing Colt which the have by paying
the necessay expense OF keeping and advertising.
Ashtabulla June 25th, 1864 s3t757
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-08-06

CPECIAL NOTICE ALI persons in.
~ debted the Estate of Stephen Hail. deceased
by notified that payment must be made To the undersigned
without delay. Payment may be made to Theodore Hail.
his Office In Geneva, Edgar hall at the Office OF j. r..
Cook. in Ashtabula. THEODORE HALL,
EDGAR HALL,
July TO- 1s64-3t76o Administratnr.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-08-06

STRAY SHEEP Game Iuto the In
~ os ure OF tne su b~criber not long since, Two
she which the Is requested to identify and prove
his nershp TO, pay charges aud AXE away.
tabua, July 1854. 76s J. N. FAULKNER.
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