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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-16

eastern Crown POINT CoXPANY.-This
company claims the first ledge lying east of
the ledge OF the Crown Point Company, and
are now sinking a shaft which they think will
come down on the ledge at no very great
depth. The place where the shaft is being
sunk is by the side of the lower American
Flat road, about fifteen rods south Of the
Crown Point Mill. The company has made
a cut into the bank BY the side of the road,
and their shaft is being sunk from that place.
1t is now down only few feet, having been
started only short time ago. 1t is made
large enough, so that, when it is timbered, 1t
will be four by eight feet in the clear. The
cut was made all the way in hard rock, and
where the shaft is sunk it is all hard. The
work in such formation, Of course, is slow,
and this has been the experience of this COM
pany. A great amount Of work has been
done, but little development made.
STILL IN THE PLrHBAoo LEAD.-The
Kentucky Company have not yet got through
their plumbago lead, although they have been
driving their tunnel ahead ever since they
first struck it, more than week ago. The
tunnel is now ffty-siX feet into this lead, and
there appear not much signs Of coming out
vet. The mineral has about the same appear
ance all the way through. Mr.. Pratt, tine Su-
perintendent Of the claim, has made collec-
ton of the various different qualities Of min
eral which is found in the black mass, and
will have 4 thorough analysis made to see
wha, minerals are contained in it, and the
proportions of each. The impression pre-
walls among the miners that it is rich in pre-
cious metals as well as in stove backing.
The LrSD1N NINE. - This mine is in
Devils Gate District, below the Pioneer
Mill. on the west side Of the canon. A tun-
mel, about three hundred feet, has been run
into the mountain on the west, and the work
is progressing finely. The rock which has
been excavated, bears striking resemblance
TO that which has been found in the claims IN
Gold Hill and on American Flat, and some
of the miners believe that at least branch OF
the Comstock ledge extends to where the
Lundin is located. We intend visiting the
locality before long, and the Lumdin will be
duly noticed.
A WHEELRARRow THIEF.-An individual
was convictedthis morning before Judge KEEL
locg of the crime of stealing wheelbarrow
from one Of the dumps in this place, and SELL
ing the same on the Divide for three dollars.
He was sentenced to a fine Of fifty dollars.
Not having the funds to liquidate the same,
he will be placed in the chain-gang to work
on the highway, where he will get wheelbar-
row enough to last him for some time to
come.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-22
srsrs Aams~s.sr.sssn ousr.sss.

Agsiu the tidings are brought to us ol
ootrages BY the administration upon indi
vidusl liberty aud the rights Of property =
Certain merchants of Baltimore and Wssh
ipgton have had their stores closed by mill
,ary authority. simply because they ptefer
ed rebel to Union customers. Besides, we
hear that number Of rebel sympat bsers
Of Alexandra, 1--WE calf them Copperhead'
up bere) have they been arrested aod plsc-
ed under the platforms oftbe cars running
through districts infested by gaerrillss, ss
sort Of harmless guard. Now We claim
that these are outrsges that call for the
6ercest demonstrations OF The Democratic
press. Nothing less than q most ,tremcnd.
ous pitching 10 TO such acts as these, will
ave that party from Overwhelming defeat.
Here Is material for q whole plank 10 the
Chicago platform. But we learn that
very II ctive one, aud the protection
afforded to the cars complete. II the
government 10 lacking IN this pesceable
kind OF war material, we think we could
desigoate q few up here in Pennsylvania who
would make excellent brestworks for Union
soldiers, aud serve to keep the peace be.
tween them and the gucrilIas. No sharp
shooter could fail TO dectect the copper
about them Erie DispafeA
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-22
4. Death or Judg. T.ney.

The venerable Roger B Tancy. ChieI
Justice of the U. s. SnPreme Court, ia
dead. As he had lived loug beyond the
years allotted to mspkiud the event will
surprise nobody except the heartleSs oholi-
zionist who said that be bad prayed FOR
the Judges lite to be spared until after the
close Of Buchansn's administration, with SO
much esrUestness that he feared be had
overdons the thing. and that Le would out
live Lincoln's Official term also. We do
not know how much the sure prospect OF
Mr.. Liacolu's re election had to do With
bis 6nsl relirqushment of life, but we
doubt IL the seat Of vitality could have
been reached SO effectively and bis physical
endurance so ihroughly tested in any other
way as by some such shock to bis pre-
judice and party attachments. He seems
to have served his party with more devo.
tion than bis God. and bis long career up.
on the beuch shows no points of promin.
ence, except those only which are caIcu.
lated to disturb The reflections Of the hour
Of disolution. His memory, however. VIII
not 60 down to Oblivion, for there is an
immortality in his words. and the sing's
sentence shicb he adopted, and the spirit
Of which be sought TO cloth with judcel
prestige aud dignity in connection with bis
name, will never die. Ills efforts to serve
the cause OF treason iu The earlier stages
Of the rebellion. will also prove an endur.
ing monument to his name, SO that any
ambition be may have iudulged for fame.
will in all probability be amply grasid-d.
Hon. Salmon P. Chase is spoken Of as
bis successor. No letter selection could
be made. An honest mau. with breadth
Of mind soficieat to comprehend ,he rights
and interests Of the whole Union, he Is well
chosen and adapted to meet the grave
questions that must arise when the work OF
reconsi ruc,iou and adjustment shall have
commenced.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-22

FRAUDS IN INDIANA The Copperheads.
having prepetrated numerous frauds 10 the
recent election in Indiana. sre crying in
oil directions. Stop thief, Stop thief. 10
tbs 7ih Cong sssisnal district of that Stale.
the most unblushiug practices were resori'
d to TO elect VOORHEES, 8 nee the returns
came 10 il has been ascertsined that 10 the
single town Of Cloverdsie, Pu,msu county,
hfty Union votes were sbstrscted from The
ballot boz aud ~ equal Dumber Of copper
bead ballots inserted One hundred resi-
dep,s OF the township have come forward
since the dsy Of the election, aud made aft
dsyit that they voted for Mr.. Wash
burpe. for Congress OILY City such vote.
we're returned by The judges u election, y be
are all Copperheads. VOORHEES, will prob
ably take bis seat alongside his patriot,
copsereres, Long aud Cox Of Ohio. i.9i
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-22

The Richmond WAig OF the 18th REFER
ing 20 the de astruction OF rebel property In
the Shenandoah Valley says the fell work
10 going on by orders Of General Grant to
destroy every thing thst will sustain life In
the valley. h'e ~ l'
, There is one olfeeiuai way and ibe only
one ,hstwe know Of to arrest and prevent
this and every other sort Of aHocity, and
that 10 to burn one Of the chief CITIES OF
the enemy, ssy Boston, Philsdelpbis or
Cineinsa,i, and let its fate hang over the
| othsrs as . warning Of what may be done
and will be done .otbem II The present
sy stem Of war ou the part Of ihe enemy Ia
continued. II we are. asked how snch
q thing can be done, We answer that moth
ing wouIf be easier. A million OF dollars
would lay the preadest city Of the
enemy in ashes. The men to execute the
WORK are already there. There would be
no disieulty in . finding them here or ia
Canada. with suitable persons 10 TAXI
charge Of The enierprise sDd srrange In de
tails. Twenty men. with plans oil preepr'
certsd snd -mssns provided, selecting som'
dry. windy night, nigh hre Boston 10
hadrnsd places, and wrap it In flames fron
center TO subufbs. They might fstsIist'
on Richmond. Charleston. &c. lie, then
"a "a II they dare. II is game st whicl
vs ess bess then. New York 10 worth %
Riebmoads. They have dossn towns Il
eps one, ssd 10 these tcwus u sesssfsd
asasly ~ lthsls sssliG
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-22

Several business houses OF Washington
and Bal,imore, bavs been closed and ths
prop,ie,ors and clerks put under arrest on
suspicion Of being engaged in selling goods
to blockade runners The appearance OF
the cargoes Of several vessels lately caplur'
ed sffords, ii is said, a ground for these
proceedings ~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-22

The people OF The Territory Of Nevada,
who voted on the new State Constitute ion
on the 7,b ult., almost unanimously sop
ported Il, The Virginia City Union Of the
sth ult.. says: The vote so far ss xe can
Judge, is almost unanimous in favor OF the
Ccnstiiution. Tbs question Of State
Government ia settled. Nevsds is TO be Q
State, snd have voice in the Presidential
election. That voice viii declare in fsyoI
Of Eneoln sud johnson. 1g-n' $3.50 3 Y
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-22

Burursaros, VT. Oct. ia party Of
twenty eve men rode into St Albans this after
noon and robbed the three banks there Of
Sl5oo0o, Its supposed that they were South
erners from the border OF Canada. Five citi-
xens we're shot one it is thought fatally. Hsv.
ing accomplished their object, the baud left in
tho evening for Canada,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-22
Notice of Filing Petition.

Peter Fuller. Plaintiff. n the Court Of Common Pleas
Of Ash tabuls County. Ohio--
Ole s. Fuller, Defendant. Divorce.
OLLE s FULLER, Defendant, who're
place Of residence s unknown IL notified At Peter Fuller
did, the Eighth day Of October, 1894 Ale bis petition
the oce Of the Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas within
and for said County Of Ashaus and State OF Ohio charR
ing the -id Ollie Fuller with gross neglect daty %
full absence and asking that he may be divorced from Abe ssd
Ole s. Fuller which petition will stand for hearing the
next term of said Court Dated ths sth day Of October
A. ID. 1864. r... PETER FULLER
By snsRxAs d Yrrcn, his AuorDsys.- iT2et
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-22

MAxyLAxp FxKx CosTirUriox. home
vote shows deficiency Of l,5A7 to secure an
adoption, but already sufficient soldiers vote
has been retarned to make its adoption certain.
and the fol return will make The msjoriiy,its be,
lieved some 1900. Thus Maryani will hence.
forth rank as free State. % $3.50 da
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-22

In one Of the corps of the Potomac. the
Pennsylvania soIdisrssoted Q. 500 votes Un-
ion and 500 for Mcclellan, thi, is thought
10 be the most favorable vote Iha, MeCiel,
Ian can get iu any corps OF that army .9m3
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Corns, Bunions q lngrowing Nails
Positively Cured. and Warranted. By
DIR 3. Clemens, Surgeon chiropodIst,

N UTHOR Of "Praciicsi Thoughts on
the HAu Csure and Treatment OF Feet Dieults With
Psin, Bleeding the slightest the
part Of the patient would respectfully TO the
Those desiring OF their Corns soft h I'd
will do well " call 500 at the FISK HOUSE
Once hours rom 7 to Q, A. N. and from IL to PM
TsssimonIals-A isw selected from many thousands
PAISKsvILLE, o. Oet 6, 1884.
Dr. 8. cLRnoss Surgeon Chiropods this ming
without pain incony-nence whatever. would
ommsnd him TO all thus afflicted L. O. STEBBlNS, NJ d.
M u u f ALBAST, Y. sept rs, 1854.
am happy TO state that two years ago. Dr. GLEN
oss cared my feet OF ingnowpg nails and two very bad
rem We would heartily nd lin all tbus aict-
sd.s DO f.J ~ y o. Rev. H. J. BROWN, L. l.. ID. 6
4 -'4-. JAhEsToWs, n. Y. May L. 1904.
To whom may concern Having red last ten
year, rom very troublesome tie side q my foot
am happy 70 state that h was removed BY Drs Cepons In
avery few minutes without any feeling Of pain ineonve-
nienee' would recommend him 10 all thus afflicted. 3
Z .t.a @. 0khEs, n. D. 60
Having tried an application OF Dr. g. Clemsns corn RENE
dy the application having been made BY bmsel consider
moving ths corn almost instantly and without pain.
/ Nlt eva $50 tHII J, DAkf0RfH. Dentist.
We hereby certify that tried the above al
udsd T. and most fully concur In the statement BY
Josipsniorh. 1.t s.if ii. o. LARKIN. y
j. ], yEWETT.
AL0NZO ROBINSON.
take pleasure In recommending him eonhdsncs
this community. u. A. DICKSON, Druggist.
Dr. 8. clsmons OF ~ Y has hs morning operated Tor MS
upon number corns and removed them without the least
6t sore. We would recommend him 70 all thus sGietsJ
= .4 na l0n JAMES HARRISON, n. d.
Tss Fl d yr.s q g. pRicR. piR
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-22

/ Subscriptions TO the I 80 loan during the
psss week, a. reported 10 the Trsssury
department, amount 70 more than t3,000,'
900. ia1 gsis. 81 5I 'aalaIl.a' '5a,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-22

VOORHEES,. NJ. c., Indiana. reelected by
less than 100. but gross ilegality is TO be
con'es ted, which. It is believed. will alter
the result
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-22

HoME OF PKsILEres.-Cincinnati has
'spokenl The home Of peodeton gives six
.housaad nsjority for the Union ticket
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-22

n Mercier, Minister TO .Washipgton,
hes been transferred to Madrid snd M.
chssssassaasd appointed - Wsshipetoa
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-22

NOTiCE.-The undersigned has 10 q
4 duly Appointed and qualified administrator tho
Estate ofJesse Rayner late OF Ashtsbula county,
ceased
All persons indebted 70 the estate requested to make
immediate payment and those having claims against the
same will present them TO the undersigned for allowance
BETSEY RAYNER
Kingsville Oct. Q. 1854. % 3ts7T3
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-22
Administrators Sale Real Estate.

In Pursuance OF an order granted by the
Probate Court Of AshtsSus County. Ohio, will osr for
.'..I s Sale at Public Auction. sf,T tjU
Monday the fourteenth day ofNovember a n 1884, se
2ocloek Mupon tho premises the following described
Real Estste situate In the County Of Ashxbus aud ass
Ohio, TO wit in the incorporated vtsge Of Ashtabua IN
township No In the Sd range In the cohpes
tcut western Reserve, Called and bounded North
Depot grounds Of the Cleveland Pinesve and Ashtsbus
Rail Road company and south and West By land Of Henry
Fssse and stephen Halls heirs and East George
D. Zeile, being sixty feet front aud rear aud being the
land decided to said cttob Beck In his life tme by
Humphrey, BY deed dated November IS 1851 which
tnee is made for more particular description and stsn
rods deep, and which In the homestead 0 said Gottob
deceased To be sold subject TO the dover
widow barbara Beck Appraised subject To- said dover
tate at $500. ~
TRKNs SALE One third In hand, year,
and third u two ots the day Of SALE with nter-
est the payments TO be secured by mortgage upon the
premises Sold GUTTL0B GOEPPlNGEk,
Administrator of Gottlob Beck, deceased
EDWARD II. FITcH, Attorney for Administrator.
p AshtabuIs, sct II, lsc4.-712-4t f-t9i .rfg-.y
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-22

/ Returns from eighty counties in Ohio
gives Union majority 20. estimated
soldiers vote will make Union majority
Il. 900. -
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-22

Nori.--lf the Committee. or any othss. car
inform us where the premiums intended 10 be
given 10 Glass ls beloug, they will confer q
favor on oil interested. p
Orders for the payment OF premiums can be
found with the Treasurer, F. Silliman.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-22

OrRAYED OR STOLEN-From he
pasture, Sunday nigl last BAY HORSE, Of middlrg
IL old in good working order marked bs br aud
the shoulder having beeu the service Ho
IL marked with white ring around the left hind leg
yambol joint. suitable reward will be paid for
his recovery. GorTLOB GOEPPlNGER
Ashtabuia. oct. IL, ls74-772-st
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-22

- censumtivss,-Cop,ump .ua,r,r. viii re-
esi.s vsl1sbls prssey-...- =. - sf $50.
Brershiit and I'll fhrest sad Lung sGsstisaa (sss
sAAs' ~ ''ndAS tAss &c seS,ss; ~ :. w,,sos oD
Williamsburg. Finq %:
sDIls i.ia n Yofk.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-22
Millinery Goods-Fall Fashions.
Mrs PHILLIPS whose taste and skill

has heen fully endorsed by the citizens Of Aabula and
vicinity in the patronage extended to that
her Fall Purchases have been made and really f the
examination aud admiration the ladies' Her stock is
Varied in style and Fashion. Elegant in Quality, aud Noder
In Prices. call will establish the truth Of thia add
work speaks for ITSELF MRS N PHlLLIPS.
Ashtabuls, Oct. 10, 1s64-772.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-22
UNION TICKET.

IlGeToRs.
JouN NJ. CoNNELf, sy,,r.
.i- yosS p. BrEns,
B Joux x. CnkEx, n o3a' la
SrAnsr MATrHEws. p"
j LEWIS B. GuscKKL,
srKrHsx Josssor. .a
wILLrAx l.. WALKss. =
MILLs GAsDSER. q 0s
HxSRy w. SNrrp,
4..w OuAs 5owxx.
i JAcoB ScRooes.
wnLrAa SBkyvrxLD.
~ GsoRox A. WALLKR.
HssEr r. PAoE,
JANIS r. SraxBskx. po.
JoHx II. McCoxBs.
FsxpxsIck w. Woop. b
LoRsxso DASroRp, s4o4 .l d.
JouH McCcox.
5l SEru MARsHALL iaA
1. ABxKR KnLoeo.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-22

NOTICE.-WIL H WATERS. who.c
present resdence ia unknown hereby notified that
Margaret A. Waters, did on the sth day Of segembs
1861 ae her petition In the Oce Of fBs Csrf The Court
Of Common Pleas In and for the Cousty Of Astabus AID
State Of Ohio charging said William H. wsten With habit
ua drunkness than three ass pss and wh
neglect 81 duty, and asks that she be divorced
rem said William Fl. Waters Said peetion will b for
haa ring 1t the term OF rad Court commencing the
14th day Of November, 1854.
THEODORE HALL. Atty for Petitioner.
Dated this 10th day OF Sept. 1854 90 StJeJ
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-22
~ OTICE-OLrEn P. CHAPLAIN, who

resides 10 Geneva Asbabus County Ohio Maria Corse,
aud o. Corse her husband Fanny b. Walker, and Gee
B. Walker her husband who reside In County New
York. will take notice that petition 6lsd sgainsi them
tie 10Th day of september A. d. 1894 iu the Court Of
Common Peas within and the County Of Ashzbu and
State Of Ohro by sidney W. Chapman psudisgs
wherein said sidney W. Chapman demands PARTITION ofthe
folio wing real estate, wit Situated In said county Of
Asht bua b,ing also in the township Of Geneva being No.
II the 5h of townships in the Connecticut Western
Re, Ia the OF Ohio and Ia known part Of lot ~
wholeo lot ~ excepting much Of the north end Of
said belongs Horace Austin The land decb
ed being bounded on tue East South BY the lot
lines, the North by the south line Of aid Horses
Austns land onainp about 70 ofIsnd be the
lands decided November Sth 1885, Joseph and Aus
tin Chapman and others. And that the nekt
order that partiti may be made Of said premises
prayed for In said petiiion! ii't ~ =
sii,NEP W. CHAPMAN, Petitiopsr., =
Dated this 20. day Of Sspt. lS6fs By r8sgoRs Hall.
6t71O. o. L-.t'Itf -. i : His Attorpsy.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-22
sEcoNp fREsIuH.

sEcoSp fREsiuN.
Mrs.. e: r. WiIlisns woolsp blanks
CLASS xyifr-- tIRsr rRExrUxs.
Mrs. b. Loysiand ~. .child's dress
Phillips. black sstsw bonnet
Same s.i.i.is.' y. {. ~. silk has
sahs A.. straw butterfly hat
e. n. Ohsney. ". emb coverIet
." H.iB. CssfIs. ehiid's smb dress
Same isn childs braided cloak
Same y .s..:.: ehemlse
Mis- 4. Haneoek :. (. sofs pillows
Sans 'is'e . crochet tidy
Mia n. Bfoohs. chsbsills smb'ny
Same s...emb'd col sleeves
- Hsns ~ ehsuiss sud drawers
Nss. B. qoSld.,, .sm6sossaed skirts
".Q. H. Q>sn@y., j.. ain b6dSst
&>ueI & .sohilds sslvst hst'
q 01B N4lsl1seo child snb drsss 4
.,1pt1s : ~. white qpilsp 1
y 1esrian .ssfss bsasop
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-22

NHf"""
Job Harley ...... pair calves - =
J. MetcaIf. ...... =. pair work oxen =
Same -. pair two ~ old steers -
A. Geraids. IS Joke ozsn from farm -
Same IS yoke oxen from ! town.
ship -
Same pair ~ old broke stserss :
-e9A. Muscf. pair 1 u old borks steers . =
rs.@+s- sxcosp rnxntUxs
IN 1ssfs3 8 MI pair ~orto1en . =
y. Ms.cslf. -, pair . yr old steers 90
~ W. Tbsysr. pair ! yr old steers,
CLASS Ix--rIn, rRxyiuns. ol
J.. Mur6n .,..-,... lat he,fsr =
HAk uersids. y. u pair " old ssesrs . -
J. P. Jennings .epsir 3 yr old steers =
Horace Luce ......, pair fat oxen -
.xelikissne I. az /. fat bullock -
a.. T. sNst.leton. .,... s.milchC COW -
sxUovp rRExrvxs.
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or $40 and receive medicines.
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