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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-03-04
Lee Gone South.

The n. Y. Herald's ames RIVER CORES.
pondent states that General Lee has gone
southwark, TO Conduct the operations Of
opposing Sherman, leaving General Joe
Johnston in command at Richmond aud
Petersburg.
A large part OF tie Rebel army around
Richmond had, on Saturday last, Leen
under marching orders for several days,
and considerable number of rebel troops
ere believed to have been despatched to
act against Sherman.
Reports Of Lees designs 10 shortly aban
don Petersburg aud Richmond al repeated.
and deserters now add shat notice has been
given by him TO the people OF the former
place 10 have their tobacco and other
stores removed within four days.
OF the stream Of rebel deser,ers pou,jog
in, the Union lines, averaging at least one
hundred daily, a large proportion now
bring with them their arms and equipments.
aad the cavalry men bring in their horses
Since the fall Of Charleston. South Carroll
ma troops 10 large numbers have joined the
! deserving throDg The Richmond Sentinel
of last week Friday had report tha,
General Grant was sgain massing hi,
troops on the Vaughn road.
| Wilmington.
Adyices from from New Orleans state
that Kirby Smiths army still refuses II
cross the the east side of The Mississippi
Two stiempes to move the men were made
and il is thought that third attempt will
result ia an open mutiny. The Raleigl
Confederate says Ire people of Wilmington
had fifteen thousand bs.as OF cotton hidde'
away, awaiting she arrival o. Ihe Fedora
forces.
The n. Y. Hersld's Wilmington CORES
! pondent says large number OF UuioI
Q prisoners were released by the capture o
4 the place. They were eenGned in CamI
u Lamb, about ese mile from the city
4 Their treatment was Of the most brota
{ character. and for three days preceding
b the evacuation they had not received
2 mou hful to eat
/, The citizens had endeavsred 10 feed them
but tie food was taken away by the Cfice
T in change, They presented most sickeI
| ing spectacle, many them having bee
rendered idiotic and forgotten their ow
names.
. The N. Y. Commercials correspond
! enee. dated Haicher's Run OF rs ib, says
t We are DOW under marching prdeI
having received instructions to be ready
a move at moments notice. We expect
1 have another tilt for the possession OF
i sontb Side Railroad, aud look for hea
D engagement.
! That something is going on 10 the lines
|. fsost .af Us II very evident. i don't belle
: however: that Lee is going 10 retres
; though 6ssertsrs, nou coming 10 ing res'
4 numbers than ever, report that be i' pI
4 pairing to Mlabsek TO ovsrwhslm, sherm
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Gold on the lst was down TO 9Sb.

Jay Cooks sales OF 30s on the lst o.
mount to S3,l27,0o0. including one subscription
from New York Of over 100000, and one
from Chicago of $92 OoO aud large number
Of individual subscT iptions.
The successive weekly reports show the
sales to have been very large.
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The London Tin es says we are assured
from New York that President Davis has
the game 10 bis own hands, and can secure
the independence of the South either with
Northern assent or despite oft, according
TO his pleasure. The clue of this startling
mystery is fonnd in the statsment, firmly
credited in America, that the Mexican
Emperor has conveyed in trust 10 Napole
on the Northern portions of Mexico, to be
held aud administered by French Viceroy
in liquidation Of French claims in Mexico.
This eesslon must entail recognition of the
South by France, England and Europe.
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VALUABLE FOR Tue SOLDIERS. S
BronchH I'roches will be found invaluable to
the soldier in camp, exposed to sudden changes,
--affording prompt relief in cases of coughs,
colds, etc. For Officers and those who over
tax the voice, they are useful in relieving Irri-
tated Throuts, and will render articulation
easy. us there arc limitations, be sure to Or
TAIN the genuine.
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cEBrrrICAE OF AUTHORITY.
10 expire on the 3lst day of January, ls66)
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE, /

COLUMBUS, o. February II, 1855. 5
WHEREAS the SECURITY INSURANC COMPANY,
located 81 New ork, in the State of New York,
has filed in this Office statement OF its condition.
required by section of the act To regulate lnsu
Companies not Incorporated by the State of Ohio
passed April s. 1856, and amended February g. 1904 aud
sad Company has furnished the dergned salts
c,oy evidence that is possessed OF at least One Hun
dred Thousand Dollars Of Actual Capital invested in ST cks
bonds mortgages of real estate worth double the
for which the is mortgaged aud whereas.
said Company has filed in this Office written umsnt
corporate SEAL signed by the President and secre-
ary thereof authorizing agent agents of said om-
pany in this State, to acknowledge service of process for
and in behalf OF said Company according to the terms OF
said law.
Now therefore, pursuance of the first section Of the
aforesaid act l. James II. Goldman, Auditor Of State for
Ohio do hereby certify that said security Insurance
Company is authorized 10 transact the business OF Fire
Marine Insurance in this State uut the hiryfrst day OF
the year thousand eight hundred and sixty
In Witness, Whereof have bereunto subscribed my name
and caused the of my office to be affixed the DAY and
year above written JAMES II. GOODMAN,
rsRAL1 TsrAMP.1 Auditor of State.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-03-04

DIVINE RELIAxcE-Oie Of the signs Of the
times, which carries consolation and hope to the
Christion heart, ia the evident and growing
tendency TO seek tho direction Of Heaven. in
eonaicting the affairs Of the nation. A good
part Of the four years Of war has been season
ofsevere disipline, in which disaster aud dis.
couragemeut led worldly men to think, and
christians to pray, as we'll as think, and the
logic Of events, has forced upon the national
heart and conscience, the necessity Of clean
hands, and honesty Of purpose in the treatmen,
Of rstisnal sin. The people, the armies, aud the
rulers. have OF late, given mp in good measur
the effort to confuse the Divine mind, aud beio,
the issues involved in the waging contest
What has follwedi q series OF successes, aud a
progress Of principle and righteousness, be-
yond the expectations of the most earneet and
confident 10 the exercise of this change oil
views and results, the churches propose to oc.
cupy portion Of the 4!h Of march, the day,
of Inauguration. and the hour between ~ and
/, is also suggested, in devout prayer and in.
vocation of the bles sing Of G,d upon the in
coming administration. In obedience to this
suggestion, one Of the churches, OF this village
theiC Congregational, has set apart a season in
the middle OF the day-Saturday-fo that pur-
pose. We are not advised as to the others, but
doubt not that some, or all Of them, will join in
sympathy and feeling with this object.
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STATE OF coNSEcTIcUT,
COUNTY OF NEW HAVEN,

NKW HAYEN, JhnnhrF 10, 100.
DR. SATTERLEE, President and Charles Wilson, secre
tary of the Home Company being sevoray swor
use and say the foregoing is full true and correct
siaement OF affairs Of said Company that the said nsur
apce Company is hde OF at least One Iund
red thou and dollars Of actual Cash Capital invested in
Stocks Bonds op in Mortgages GU Real Estate, worth
double the amount for which the same Is morgsged and
thai they are the above described officers OF said
Comnany ID. X. 8AfTERLEE, President.
CHAS. WILSON, Secretary.
subcbed and sworn before me- this 10th day Of January
1866 LYMAN H. hUNsoN,
TsKII1 Commissioner for the State OF ohio.
oyrIcA OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE,
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan. 49, 1865.
II IL hereby certified hat the foregoing COPY Of
the Statement Condition Of the Home Insurance Company
ofNew Haven made and filed in this Office for the wear
1865.
JAMES II. GOODWIN, Lndiior Of Sisis.
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Dyer, the robber of the Bank of Craw.
ford County, has been sentenced to four
years aud three months u the Western
Penitentiary.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-03-04

Colonel r. J. Breckenridge, Jr, of TIE rebel
army, was captured pear Midway, Kentucky,
on the 23d. He had been sent to that State
by bis cousin, the rebel Secretary of War, to
get recruits, or rather to induce former rebel
soldiers TO rejoin their commands.
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Certificate of Authority.
re on the Slst day Of January, 1886. }

Uo expire on the 3lst day OF January, 1907
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF srArn,l
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.,
COLUMBUS, ONO, January 20, 1868.
Whereas the INSURANCE COMPANY OF NORTH
AMERICA located at Philadelphia, In the State Of Penn
syvsna fled in this Office statement oits condi-
ton required by the first section OF the act "ro regulate
Companies not incorporated by the State Of ohio
passed April s. 1856, aud amended February o. 1854 and
Hhreas said Company has furnished the undersigned salts
ory evidence that II is possessed OF at least one hundred
thousand dollars oi actual capital invested In stocks or
bonds in mortgages of real estate, worth donbls the
amount for which the is morgaged and. Whersas,
said Company has filed In this Office written instrument
under its corporate SEAL signed by the President and secrta
ry thereof authorizing agent agents OF said Company
10 this State to acknowledge service OF process for and In
behalf OF said Company according to the terms OF said law
No Therefore, 10 pursuance Of the first section OF me
aforesaid act JAMES II. GOODMAN, Auditor OF State for
Ohio do hereby certify that said Company orfk
Aera authorized transact the business OF Fire and
Marine Insurance this until the thirty 6rs day OF
January the year thousand eight hundred aud sixty
six.
In Uine Whereof have hereunto subc ibed name and
caused the seal Of Office to be a ed the day and year
above written. JAMES ii. GoOhAN, -
CSEAL
CSTAMp.1
3t79l Auditor Of Ssa.e'
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rx.>v,,., .rJ.hs T. Bssii, the Lake Erie
Pirate.

chi. ,ebeI vas hanged at Governors Isiard
NJ. y. ON the gath for his crimes OF piracy at
tsmpted murder, &c. lie was the leader OF
,he rang who seized the steamer Philo Parsons
while on her way from Detroit TO Sandusky
last fall, The particulars Of which our readers
are familiar with. lie was ordered to be exc
cuted on the 18th, bot was granted respite
by the President, to allow Of a visit Of his
relatives. The prissaer saw his parents and
relatives for the last time on Thursday. In
couver sa,ion with them he expressed no
,contrition for the crime be had committed, but
spoke with sore pride Of bis career in the
Confederate army, iu The CID "Stonewali
Brigade
Beall vss 80 years OF age, College
graduate, man of intellect, had been mem.
bet Of the Virginia House Of Delegates wa,
when the war commenced the owner ofs hug,
plantation, aud many slaves. lie entered the
rebel service as captain iu 1862, and was one o
the original "S,ouewaN Brigade" lie, it viii
be remembered, not only vas guilty Of pirac.
os the Lakes, but be attempted twice 10 throw
from the track the cars between Buffalo au,
Duokirk, 20 as to rob the Express Compan.
ssse While in prison he attempted I,
bride the turnkey TO let him escape, offering
pay the turnkey $4,000 in gold.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-03-04

The trial of Robert Cobb Keuydne, 10 N.
Y. charged with being implicated in the
hotel burning plot has been in progress
there about three weeks, before the tsame
commission that convicted Beall. 1t is
said the testimony is very strong against
the prisoner. and that his conviction is
nrobnhie.
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OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE, |
A.I.La l,.I.r..-r.. Ii lGGa

hereby certified that the foreg ing correct copy
Of the statement thu condition of the Securi y In
surance Company Of N Y. made to and led iu this Of
, fee for the wear 1860 JAMES II. GOODMAN,
TsKAL1 fsrAMP,1 Auditor Of State.
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STATE OF NEW YORK, L..
County or NEW YoRK. 'o'

THOMAS W. BlRDA1.L President, and Richard T.. Hay
dock Secretary Of the Security Insurance Company being
severaly affirmed depose and say that the foregoing is
FULL and correct tament of the affairs Of the ssid COM
pany that he said Company is the bona ode
er Of al least o. Hundred Thousad Dollars actual Cash
Capital invested in Stocks and Bonds in Mortgages in
Real state worth double the amount for which the Ia
morgaged and they above describe officers of ,aid
TNOS. ". BIRDsALI, President.
RICHARD I. UAYDOCK Secretary.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-03-04

New Lyme continues TO honor all the Drafts
OF Father Abraham. Her quota for the pres.
ent call is filed aud she is waiting for tie
next.
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E. w. RICHARDS, Agent, AshtabuIa, o.
. a . 111 q IA .i
CONDITION
Morris Fire and Inland Insurance Com-
pany OF New York,

I )N the 26th Of November. 1864. made
to the Auditor of Ohio pursuant to the Statute of that State
NAME AND LOCATION.
The OF the Compsny is Morris Fire and Inland fnsu
Company, and is located in the City OF New York
T. CAPITAL
r,,. ..o,.. ., -. ..,;,,I ,,oo, :.
The amount OF es c"lai STOCK as per enaf o.oooo M
~, yer VI company 80 oo u0Vo W
Inc amount vi i's SaIa HocA Fad eb h'''' ]VVVVo W.
H. Assyrs
Cash ofthe company on hand in bank, LOIS Ss
Cash in the hands of and due from .r.
Agents. ............ $1,000 90
$ 460Ts IS
Real Estate unncumbered. None. r'r-sf
The Bonds and Stocks owned by the company
per vouchers accompanyng-how secured,
and the rate OF interest thereon, to-wit:
United states 3-iO Treasury Noes-ast issue 100000 60
Debts due the company, secured BY mortgage. None.
Debts otherwise secured, ~ per vouchers accom-
companying, VIZ:
Far Value Amount
ist. u s. 5-l0 Notes. -. 'Szo,oo0 $zo6oO
cd. do Certificates
OF Indebtedness. .'''''.. IZ'W0 lVoOo
sd U. D. io-ao BONDS. iooo
4tn. 40 Oh oil Donus.' oi,ooo o',VV
Total amount loaned on above. ........ 12,6oo 90
Sth All other securities estimated at..... $500 90
-.
Ioai Assets OF he company '''''''..S A4,sSo %
H. L1IBu1r1Hs
The amount @ @ Sf Liabilities % due or not due 70
Iasae. ssiustaS and sue .,s nome
iosses adjusted and moi dine . " ss. -aa Ens Eae' :
osse, in SUSPENSE waiting for further proof a. 9oc
''- ''''' e'N"' "s1' NV ''O'F' = ~ N None.
iO'' i-'A'''s'' "NV
w. MISCELLANEOUS
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I)IssOLUTION--TheC Copar, .erlIib

DISSOLUTION The Copari nersfIip
heretofore existing between SB Wells and John " Fauk
ner the Wells Faulkner is this ay dssov
by mutual consent The business Of said FIRM will be set
tied by s. B. we and all inebted having unset
tied accounts with said firm will please call and sats me-
diaely Signed, s. b. WELLS,
J. " FAULKNER.
ALSO-The firm formerly known Wells, Faulkner
Co. Cherry Valley, Ohio and after this date, will be
carried bv and under the rm Of Faulkner Co. a. s. b.
Wells of said firm has gone out.
Signed, s. p. WELLS,
J. N. FAULKNER, b
ID. FAULKNER
Ashtabula, o. February s, 1865. 3t7so
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-03-04

TIE Louisiana Legislature, on the lIth inst
faiihed the Cons;iiutioua, Amendment. Inc
vote was unanimous IN its favor 10 Inc nouse'
and wanted one vote only ofbeing 50 10 tue
Sonata
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oErIcE 0g rns ArpIros oI srtrE, /

oFyIcE rm AUDITOR oy STATE,
CoLUABus, o. January 81, 1896
s hereby certified that the foregoing 10 correct copy Of
hs sfaement OF the condition ef the CITY Fire Insurance
Company OF New Haven ot made to and nisd In this once
Tor the year 1895. r.f \
tskAi1 Witness my hand and seal o1delsliy
JAS. II. GOODMAN,
lsfAArl at7ei Auditor Of styts,
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subscrbed affirmed before this 27tbe day of Janua
ry. A. ID. 1868.
GsEAL] [sTANP flIoS. THoRNELL,
Commissioner for the State OF Ohin in New York
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ono. wILLARp, Aorsr, A.h..sul., o.
ssTATmrGBrIT

or THE CONDITION OF rHr
INSURANCE Of NORTH AMERICA.
the I'd day OF January 1895 made 70 the Auditor Of Ohio
pursuant to the Statute Of that State.
NAME AND LOCATION.
The OF the Company, IA The President ana
Directurs of the Insurance Company 81
North America, and Ia located In Phi'adeiphis, Pa
I. CAPITAL. y. ~ -
The amount Of its Capital stock n ..... $500 900 %
The amount Of lis Capital Stock paid up, h. 100000 90
IT.. ASSETS. TDEE
Cash Of the Company hand, aud In the hands
n oiAgents and other persons. 6tbeI ~
ssi Estate unncumbered. ........sss.. 2,ope W
Inc honds and Stocks owned by the Company, las
pes. vouchers accompanying ,-how secured - -,
uu we rate OF interest thereon. Se0240 30
(as per accompanying youebers.l. ll5soo 90
Debts for Premiums. .............,... 2sl,6b2 ~
All other Securities. ................G. 2b,4s7 OF
TOTAL Asskrs ov THE conrAsr.. -. .$,7is,l1l II
Ill. LIABILITIES.
Losses Ia suspense awaiting further proof eea0o 90
All other claims against the Company 80. $500 90
TOTAL LARmirIEs.. ............ $4,000 70
". MISCELLANEOUS.
The greatest amount insured In any risk -Il..
about. ,.......,....,.. $4,000 90
| The greatest amount allowed by the rules to be
insured In city, town village. No rule.
| The greatest amount allowed to be insured In
| any cne block-according TO circumstances.
| The amount Of Its capital or earnings deposited
| in any other State, security for losses .
| therein ..................... None.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-03-04

wANrED-At Alberrs Photo graph eaileary, young La
dy TO Learn the art 4. ALBERT.
Ashtabula, Feb.1so5. - 100
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LEG AL NOTICE Andrew Dkeman,
who resides In the state Of CALIFORNIA; will take notice. that
WE 0keman e 2jh day Of February AD 1895 ned In
thc Office Of the Clerk Of the Court Of Common
for the county Of Ashtbua and state Of Ohio his petition
gpat said Andrew Deman and Mary e. Dikeman hi, wife,
Defendants setting forth that the said defendants on the 10Th
day Of November 1882 gave mortgage to said e. Dixie
plaintiff, the following premises situate In the town
ship OF Harpeed In sad county OF Ashabula being part
Of lot No. IN said township containing In all thirteen acres
Of land 10 the payment Of eerain note described In
mortgage for the OF $3.50 with annual interest there's
from said 18th day OF November lS52hat said note bec'me
due the LIST day Of January lSthat sSd note has not
been paid any there e. The prayer OF ad petition
Is that said plaintiff may have judgment against said de-
PENDANTS for the said sum- with .terestrna aid mortgage
be ecose said premises ordered to be Sold and tho
proceeds applied TO the payment OF said debt and execution
awarded for the balance Said defendant required to an
demur TO said petition or before the 18th day
Of April, 1855. THEODORE HALL,
6tio2 Attorney for Plaintiff
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With the most ardent nature it is either
love or hate. There is no twilight in the
tropics.
Our country'S best resources ore un.
doubtedly its women; but its resource.
should he husbanded.
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KingspiHe .9cademy.
The Spring Term of this Institution
will commerce
Tuesday, March 2ISt, 1865,
,ndor the tuition of the following

Board OF instruction
A. Judson Barrett, A. NJ. Principal.
Curtis II. Waters, Book Keeping Natural Sciences.
Mrs A. Judson Barrett, French and Pencil Drawing
Miss G. l.. Palmer, Mathematics and History.
Miss Bessie A. Smith, English Department.
Miss Nellie Hough, German.
Miss Susie T. Barrett, Instrumental Music aud Voice
Culture.
Prof. A. B. Luce. Vocal Music.
C. II. Waters, spenceiian Penmanship
hold word in Northern Ohio and nothing may by way
Of will add TO the estimation in which is
held by houtands OF its friends and aons Nevertheless
desire 10 make few statements in regard TO the advan-
age to be had here by any who may be desrous of ge
To any may in view collegiate course we say
better facilities offered anywhere Scores of
different colleges throughout the country and to
advanced standng We have special classes formed, that
| comes here need not plod along alone
Two Literary and debating societies have long been
abshed considered part and of the Institution
these societies BY Of mental discipline grace and
force made TO caracteze the writer; and eadness
| ness, and cogcrcy the rees 'rer.
There will be hereafter two classes in Book Kcepng-ons
for those who already have fair understanding Of the sclence
hut who desire still urther to become acquainted with all thu
nticacies and possible difficulties OF an advanced
Tie other for those who desire TO begin the study In TIL
class young of spirit and determination, will IA
the science in term that he will be able
fully keep the books of any Of ordinary business firms
We design TO give all who desire 1t good knowledge
the of ccornt and its reduction IrNcce is
be found at any OF our efficient Commercial Colleges
at less than twenty cent OF the cost Prof Waters, VIII
is principal Of this department. has superior teacher
Book Keeping and everything connected Herewith.
The musical advantages we oTsr are unsurpassed. TIL
system of Basni the voice, ard that af VIM Mason
fano have taught about 40 pupils during pas
with magnificent success Miss Barrett has testimonial
the highest order from both these masters under
| she instructed and her the head of
department is sufficient guaranty that first music,
instruction can be obtained at this institution.
/, We offer unusually fine opportunities for acquiring
knowledge of Pencil nrawniug. Cayonng and French
The instruction given in tie t two of these, erneed
the pieces by the class the present is tho
ough and Artistic The pieces in drawing a series
indefnabe scratche curlicue scrtbirgs Nor the
wreched daub, but all characterized by grace
execution and elegance Of design French better il
struc,on be found In most favored and popular
inaIies
The discipline Of the schools firm, ye. reasonable En
cheney marks al,the departments ofinstruction.