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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-29
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A dispatch said 20 be under the authority Of
Secretary Stanton. was received here on Thurs
day morning, which stated that Booth and
Harold, the latter supposed to have been con.
nectsd with the Seward affair, were discovered
st Garreits farm, near Port Royal, secreted 10
barn. As they could not be dislodged, the
barn was fred. and 10 bis attempt TO escape,
Booth was shot 10 the head, and died some
three hours after. while Harold, Is said TO
have bees taken alive. Both the dead aud
alive assassin are 10 Washington.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-29

Ex.President Millard F.lmores house in
Buffalo, displayed no mourning on Monday.
in striking contrast with other houses in
that vicinity. The people gathered in
crowd, and covered the front Of the house
wih irk
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-29
List of the Union Dead
LrI 9AErS9URx.
Decerber. 1864: January and February 1895.

d Z
he NEW YORK WEEKLY TRI-
BUNE of March 25th another appalling list Of the
dead Union Prisoners comprising those who died in the
pitas from the 18th Of December the day upon which THE
correspondents escaped ust sshs prisoners
removed Richmond and Wilmington fer exchange
There many unable to obtain admission into the ech
ed hospitals who breathed their their quas spd
of whom memoranda whatever kept. sThey go to-
swell the list of the nameess and unrecorded dead who have
cheeuly given up their lives for dear couuty ke
and whose the Republic will delight to honor.
The exchanged prisoners who kept and brought through
this record state that The Sa,bary Watcaman in
ing escape Of THE TRBuSEs correspondence
the very mortiying, inasmnch they the
most important in the garrison; but asserted that
they certain 10 be brought back within week. scouts
out for them and the country alarmed Ia every
direction the correspondents hid quietly in sight Of the
prison until the scouts had gone out and kept all the time
behind them hardly strange that their fancied pursuers
could obtain satisfactory nfor alton concerning them
The report which reached the prison before the
arrival in Knoxville, stated very ccumstantay
Messrs Richardson, Browne and Davis had been seen
going through the mountains horseback armed to tho
teeth accompanied by desertng Rebel officer who
also travelling arsenal The story probably sprung from
the fact once while in Wilkes County North Carolins
they pursued or short distance BY member OF the
Home Guard who noticed that OF their companions
dressed in Rebel unn who must been best With
more than perceptions II he any arms in thu
| whole party. tffl. ~ 'rtr rgl
Price, in wrappers, ready for mailing, cents.
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-29

Since the murder OF Presiden, Lincoln. il
has been directed by Gen. Augur that no
one be allowed TO pass the picks.s or forts
encircliBg Washington, unless On written
pass from headquarters, or wien personally
know to.the officer in charge or command
OF q fort.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-29

1t is reported that when ] q Davis heard
Of Lees surrender he was at Danville, and
that at 9 o'clock the same evening be left
for Greeusboropgh, n. G. Before bis de-
parture be stated to friends that bis destin
alton wus Texas, where he proposed to
make a last stand.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-29
Ga.rrlIl.s c.p.ur.a.

The rebel Col. Jesse. and twenty eight
OF Bis gaerrillss wep captured near Emlu-
escs. X y Tuesday moraipg 25th. by Colonel
buekleys men, The loss WAS small on eth
les side. The npubsr Of shs killed and
weanded Is not stated.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-29

Gen Augur has issued an order direct
ing all paroled prisoners Of war in the Dis.
,rict Of Columbia to report to the Provost
Marshal whero the residence Of each prison.
er, with bis name and rank will be recorded
and none will be allowed TO wear rebel uni
form. Each prisoner is directed to report
10 person, al the fice where his name is
registered, once 10 every ten days.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-29

Bought at The Louest Panic Rates,
and they willing to sell they bOushtto witysy Low.
We have all kinds of PRINTS, from windham Msr
rimac. t.eJ
All kinds Of Unbeachsd COTTON CLOTH fro,a the light
3-4th, to the heaviest standard.
All kinds of BIssehsd corToSs-vey low, and some Of
e best quality We have few pieces 0f"New York Mills
the best article Of the kind made.
In Summer DRESS GOODS, plain black Seeded and Fancy
suh', we have the largest variety we ever had.
few pieces of Small Figured French Calico and gehuine
French organeies, we cali especial attention to.
In CLOTHS have fns stock, including all kinds Of
Cheap CaseTes for Boys Black and fancy CAssi ess Tor
men, heavy and light Cottonades Nankns, Dsnims and
Broadcoth which we will warrant to be genuine French
medium Brasdeloths, Ladies sscking, &c. N3-s
We have choice variety ofFLANNELs. pain fancy and
InwHIrE GOODS We have plain and ehe,k N.insook.,
lins Bishop and Victoria Lawns, TarltOns, 6c. f.i
ape variety Brown and BIeaehsa Lipen. Table Dam.
AJAX, irsh Linen and birdssye Linen Huekabuek Towels
Crash, &e.
An endless OF NUIlONS, Dress Buttons and all
the Small Articlea that every body wants. list
which would be useless and tedious.
We have large lotof HOOP SKIRTS from the most eel
ebrated manufactures in the United Among them
fhomsons renowned French Elastic Csowp Skirt Brad
leys Duplex Horan carpsnters c. T. Welers and 3. T.
A. I. hyen, all OF the very best
We keep variety OF BOOTS and Shoes for Men
and Boyss Wear and splendid assorept Shoes aiterr
| and slippers for Ladies, Misses, and children.
4
We keep q. tn. standard School Books and good sssor
| ment Of Stationery. -
Hats and Caps Groceries, Shelf Hardware, Hoes, Forks
Spades Shoysi Ceekery, and Glass Ware, We keep good
variety Of ell, and will ssnat the iowsst prices.
very desirable. -l.I = - ---'7 J :. T-. -
few Ladies' willow Basksts--very low.
We also. Wholesale Assnts oImstsds csasttutoI
| beverAes. sssy rsl1abs madeline - af.J{.. ~
A large lot Of WALL PAPER, Paper and olosh window
fixtuyes
Ashtsbula, April %, 1885. 800
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-29
Tarshish Silver Mining Company.
CAPITAL, 81, 400, 900.
10000 SHARES AT 500 EACH.


i 0 BE SOLD, as required. to raise the
necessary working capital The mine being partially
worked, with the most promising results.
Two THOUSAND SHAKRs OF the Companys stock much
thereof has not already been sold offered for SALE
raise money for the mmsdate purchase the approved
machinery Price Forty dollars per share full paid and not
subject 10 assessment. dt
No than this amount Is for sale below par This
stock is offered In the utmost confidence;
That We have Of the richest mines In Nevada
That every share of the Companys Stock will b worth Ii
face in golt within one year from this time:
That shall be paying large monthly dividends In got
before the end of the year:
That there nothing offering at the present time in which
capital 6nd safe profitable Investment and
That the funds be raised will be ample for the develop
ment OF absolutely inexhausble niue LeaUiqg t0 thirds
Of The Companys Stock sW Ia the 1reasary
The OF the Company committed to
Board OF composed of energetic Christian business
in whom the public may eposs the NEST implicit conf
dence.
desired information will be furnished poe personal
written application, either BY the President O. s. Brown at
his Office III Front Street. By the Secretary, a. A. Post
Cashier Of American National Bank ~ and so Broadway
by Herman Camp, at his Office, 100 Broadway.
= Stock for sale at the American National Bank.
CHARLES s. BROWN, Prest.
ALFRED A. Posr, Sec y and Treas SoO3t
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-29

President Johnston has appointed Thurs
day, the 25th day of May next, as day of
humiliation ard. mourning. in view of the
assassination Of President Lincoln.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-29

All Of Mosby's gang have surrendered
except himself; be has fed. ana some Of
his late soldiers are in scarce Of him,
prompted by on cffer by Gen. Hancock Of
50, 900 reward for bis capture.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-29

President johnson is said 10 regard it of
the utmost importance that See Seward
remains in the Cabiner.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-29
COMM ERcAL.
cLEvELAND mARKET-Aprn

CLEVELAND mARKET-Aprii 40.
rLouR-oui.t. We quota at sI,1S@s for Xxx red; $500
for Xxx white.
WHEATFirm and 3oeac better. Sale last evening Of 2,
900 bu No. at 81 81 and to-day car do do
sttl6l.
CORN-Fim, with fair inquiry. Sales cars on track at
Tsc.
OAT5-Quiot. We quote at 05c. fr store.
BUTTER-Sales bbs 10 good old W. r. roll at
16al7c.
EGes-s,..dy. Old quoted at 2i@22c. No new in mar.
ket
CHEESE-Quoted at 2ld22c.
PErB0LEUM-Thc market Is quiet and weak Held al
To6D73c for refined.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-29
Good News for the Soldiers !!

0OOu 4NO"c tOi WV NO'NANAS - .
.OOLDIERS DISCHARGED FOR
wouzds received sin the line OF duty whether Picket
skrnish In Battle ented TO from 500 to 1915 ad
dttonal Sounty. r.r
The following section Of the act Of Congress approved
March Sd, ALL SOLDIERS DI5CH ARGED FOR WOUNDS
RECEIVED IN THE LINE OF DUTY, the SAME Bounty
af they had served out their ull term. ..,,,f, I.
READil! ~ ..f,.
Sec L. And be It further enacted, that every non.eomms
stoned officer private other person, who has been ,ba
hereafter be discharged from the Army OF the United States
by reason received Ia battle skrmiSh pick
In aeon line Of duty sbal be entitled 70
ceivs the same boanty he had served bis full and
all parts Of acts inconsistent with this hereby
peaed"
All soldiers who have been wounded In service, In any
manner and who have received Bounty by this act
entitled same though they had been wounded in battle
will aske the collection Of these back bounties specia-
IT, and ali soldiers who think themseyes entitled such
WI do well to call and advise with me- as to the validity OF
Once over Hsrricks store. htabula Ohio. April I7th
1865. rtf EDGi AR HALL,
4}t 7 Claim Agent.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-29

1t is said the exchange Of Uuion soldiers
at DarieD, Ga, which it is supposed has
taken place by this time, will leave scarce
ly any of our men ia the hands of the reb-
els, while there still remain in the hands Of
,he Government between 10000 aud T5
600 rebel troops. besides those paroled an
der the terms Of Lees surrender.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-29

& Msjor Gen. Candy reports that there
we're over $50 pieces Of artillery found in
ths works around Mobile. withlarge quantl'
[ ties Of ammunition aud war supplies. The
prisoners taken uumber about 1000, and
, he cotton secured Is about 5000 bales.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-29

LETTERS Remaining Unclaimed in the
Post once at Ashabula State Of Ohio, April q, 1865
Andrews-M b Hulburt-John ft.
Agnew--Patfck IngersOll-hrs Martta ri
Besn--Gso McNitte-7Martin Albert u
Burns-John Mciarrigal-Henry (21
Crowley-Jerry 0'Bhan-Thomas ~. H
Carey-Lieut n Pereur-J
Croweil-Nancy Stew, ns-Mrs Eliza N .,I,,I
CroweIl-o Sirrive--Artemas
Flemming-Wm ., Sulvsn-Jerenah Dr. ....ttt
Frazer--H Tripp-Mrs Lucy
Greenbough-John l21 Taylor-Wm tqnAy 4
Cuthre--Josish Tripp-Geo
Heccck-Crty Zinmer-Lous tertf
Hull-Sophie
Persons calling for the above will please sayadversed.
J9S II. HARRIS. Pm
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-29

Secretary Stanton tslegSsphs that The
Union forces held Macon, Georgia, on the
goth Inst, with Howell Cobb. CIV. Smith,
and Others as prisoners.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-29
REASONS wEY

wa boud supply your wants; facilities unsurpassed;
~ work Of unrvaed excsience promises panetaaily
obersed Our central location hngs Us near the NEST re-
mote points Our goods fsom thu manufacturers,
and Of the and desirable sye The gooes ~sA
be sold and the terms unequasd All articles ordered
are forwarded by rstarn naiis
We guarantee entire saisction In every instance, andi
there should Be any person daAsosd with any article they
may receive they win Hediatsy return II and tho price
viii bs refunded 4s.tfif.. M
Aerxrs-ws sllsx those acting Agents Ten Cents
each cecss ordsed provided their remittance amount "a
One Dollar. e. .Gr-l,r
They v collect aS cents for sysy csras.,s and ss.isus
10 cents, remit to us is cents for each
= address GEO DEhERrr AGO.,
sm79s ss,; sos Brsadway, New Ysfk,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-29
Kew ADVERTISEMENTS.
New Millinery.

New Millinery.
MFRS. MERRIAM would call the par.
cuar attention Of the ladie' to her rich and extensive
stock Of
Spring and Summer Millinery.
Ribbons Laces and Flowers every variety Also Straw
Bonnets and Hats ofhe latest styles.
~ Straw Work done in a satisfactory m1nner.
f-Y" APPRENTICES WANTED. III
Ashtabula, April 27th, 1865 AGO
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-29

SECRETARY SEWARD. is so far convalescent. as
TO be able 10 ride out; aud bis son Frederick
is now thought TO be 10 fair way for recovery
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-29

The Tribune says:-From gentleman
recently arrived from Havana, We learn
that serious though guarded arprebensioDs
exist there OF an insurrcc,ion among the
slaves. 1t is said that large deposits OF
arms have been found and that sever
al negroes have been arrested. The plot
is, it is said 10 raise the slaves, and The
government is fearful Of en- ouibresk not
withstsnding its premature discovery.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-29

most dangerous insubordinations.
The Herald Gays: Sherman, distin.
soIshed az an admirable soldier, has most
fatally compounded himself in entering the
forbidden seld Of diplomacy as peace
maker. His splendid military career Is
ended. and be will retire under cloud
for having undertaken TO &C. outside OF
his legitimate sphere.
The World disapproves OF Sherman's
course, but sharply rebukes Secretary
Stanton for assailing him so violently. IL
says shat the Government with its inten
,ious and committsls could not have adopt
cd Shermsn's plan Of settlement. but i
was due to his past services and patriotic
intentions 10 treat him with more consider
alton and candor.
The Philadelphia Press says from Jel
Davis down 10 bis orderly every man u
frankly forgiven without penalty, on the
simple condition Of going home for sh'
present to repair damages and recruit re
sources for another future onslaught.
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-01

s.est md serys and save his country. Industry,
pains taking, humility in seeking. close obser
vation. patieat thinking on what We observe,
aud an energetic working out Of our thoughts,
are the only processes for reaching the grand
results ct wisdom; and wisdom is the great vir-
tue OF manhood-the essential of oil national
safety. as of individual; giving Us prosperity in
seasons of peace, and strength to endure, and
the capacity to conquer. in the event of war;
For this wisdom we need social revolution;
md perhaps it is for this that God has seen FIT
prepare US through the ealanities of a war
he issues of which are humiliation. We shall
urvive this. if we accept with humility the
'onditions of God, in, the recognition of his
ava.
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-01

Monday nxernihg; May i, 1865.
Rumors ST Peace.

tho disbandnienf Of the several armies The
public mind appears to have settled down into
the aonviction that peace is at hand Upon
what basis, one knows; but there are a thou
sand conjectures. 1t is no longer . matter OF
doubt or argument, however, whcthe: we ehan
or ought to be, satisfied with the conditions
mads-whethsr these conditions imply GU,
recognition or not-whether there are to b.
any securities Tor property or State sovereignty
whether, in short. the States are to have any
thing left TO themi Such Id the general demo-
railsatio". that large number eeem disposed
TO welcome peace on any terms.
There IS no policy III self deception. W.
cannot shut our eyes to the fact til at our psopI.
are IN the most melancholy state of exhaustion
1hey have been overborne by rrrnbers Host,
have prevailed against will. ant, courage. an,
~eAtsncr'flce; and, as it wonld seem, the sout,
must be recencil-d to submit to an ady.,s
destiny, at all events, until it eau reeuperate
1he battle is not always to the strong. Eve,
sue vlrtuous must suffer, at times iii their e,n
A'e1 "Atn great and evil odds. We have, un.
nspPhy, not been virtuous. We have not bee,
wise We have been terribly missovcrne.,.
Our resources have been wasted; our strenvu
1rittered away purposelessly. Incompesents il,
all the departments, civil and military hav.
diss'Pated equally our capital of physical an.i
moral power. We were not prepared for war-I
tsek'ns all !ss iounitions-lacking work .hop
:oundrles esd alm"at every necessary avency.'
Il - evident to all thinking minds that eren,
social and moral revolution-a change .onal),
m economy and policy-must prepare us for
proper natipna,ity--for self government AMI
the proper aggregation OF powers. essential, a,
once. !, defence and self,development What.
ever be the result of this present contest
weaieve: sha basis of peace-and we have
Ettle hopes of any reconciliation as perm anent
that does nos ns'ude recognition-we are nov
re4nirad tc address ourselves to such reforms as
eh''t rsin1iso. to oar States and people, and
ene.eavor 80 to strengthrn them as to make
them eI"al 20 The maintenance Of that inde.
"n'elsae Wh;,i we may hereafter be disposed
70 ncsar5.> 4
Il val DC 10: people to bring into play
q cir orv:> A,e'Gies and wisdom, and TO EN-.
p'oJ II. :'c councils the best hearts and The
v.,'ses i'.a:'e. 1t Is no longer possible, w,thou,
at'',.!a, Siliid,, TO trEs with oar votes as the
~. : = IH:i sc long rs the people suffer
& -" -, % ',a bought or begnilel i!.to th.
a;3t.oy nei.. Of wcct ched incom petant in l@yis
i':'~n. ,':s. long will tEey suffer sacrifice =,
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-01
The Situation.

The Situation.
TIE ARxnr1cr-rERxs or AsRErMrxr, ETC.
. A Government officer has furnished lis the
following particulars Of the armisticetand the
proposals for the settlement of the. difficulties
between the North and South, as agreed upon
between Gen. Sherman and the officials of the
Confederate States:
/. A reconstruction of the Union and rnme-
diats representation in United States Congress.
2. United Seates authorities TO garrison all
forts and arsenals
g. Troops Of the various Southern States to
be marched to their separate States, dsbanded,
and their arms turned over to State authorities.
4. A general amnesty TO all.
It is stated that President Davis ratified the
agreement, but Andy johnson replied that be
would take occasion to remind Gen. Sherman
that he was simply p Major-Gensral in the
United States army. and hereafter must confine
himself to the management of military affairs
in his department. and lie: the admins tration Of
the Government alone" He is also reported to
have endorsed on the agreement Submission,
emancipation, coufscation, or extermination.'
The Confederates were informed that the
truce would expire at IL O'Clock, on Wednesday,
the 26th April. The truce was afterwards re-
newed for ten days.
SHERMAN, GRANT AND THE SOUTHERN SOLDIERS.
1t is stated that Gems. Sherman and Grant
said that the Southern soldiers had made gal.
LIANT fight and deserved The most honorable
terms. and that if they we're not granted such
terms, the war would be n.ermnable. Fur
thermore, that protracted would involve
the United States in diff iculties with foreign
Governments. which might oomplicate her ser-
ously; that it would b much better to have the
Southern soldiers to fight for her than against
her; and that. it, honorable terms were not
granted to TIE Sonth Sherman and Grant would
disband their armies and serd their men home.
DEATH OF ANDY JOHNSON.
IA We learn from soldiers who have Just arrived
from Greensboro that it was currently repertod
and believed tt,ers that Andy Johnson had also
been assassinated. The asserted causes bein.
his refusal to grant just terms to tho Corfele-
rates, and the declaration of Booth that he had
been instisated by johnson to murder Liuco,u
It is generally conceded by .he Federal troops
that President Lincoln was in favor Of the AZ
rang-,sent ente red into between Gems Johaetsa
aud sisrmsn.
GEN ,HNsroNs aHMY p'ssAyDEp
We have received inform ,,iou from a source
whIch diss pates all doubt, that the tr~ops 81