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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-26

BLA good natured ex-rebel soldier
writes to the editor Of q paper in North
Csrolins Like you, am a Southerper
my home was In the South; my
tired, my friends, my interests, were all
here, and being assured that ! was iob,
I entered the army. The logie ~ -
iron, condensed into teu i-,ob
ls1nR. b. ," auAAhS-
proved the contrary; having
nothing more persuasive than they, I ac-
quiesoe, have taken the oath, and sud
den change or not intend 10 keep in
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-26
UNION FEMALE CoLLFT IN
Oxford, Mississippi,
One of the Oldest in do s+o
REV. G. n. Rel Ma.
resident

TERMs-Persession Of tw1ntv
or its equivalent in curroncv- a'h Specie
IN Collegiate Glasses proDer
Incidental Tax per ession. - ~
washing and Lights AT reasonable rate "
FRENCH Ausic ana fainung, extra.
Principal building large, three Stor, -.p
finished, and situated in q b~eautfrI rro - wei
Educational standard high, and lnsf, -seti,.,.
thorough. 81 pTTPS @@siAs
nol4-lm@l Prest Of the Board OFT Tpsa.s
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n@A newspaper account shows that
the Paragraphs were sorely used up be-
f1re they surrendered. A writer says Of
the ParaeusyAn prisoners: "Their filthy
condition was indescribable. They were
IN rags, and appeared like walking
oorpses. Hunger and misery were de-
uicted in their c~ounienances As they
marched out they were divided among
the three armies, and the few officers
who commanded them presented them
selves Wlthont tier arms. There We're
not five thousand i've hundred men, all
bold."
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-26

dies, az a point heretofore reputed thu Amen
OF the SOuth--ecOnd 10 none on the continent
IN completeness Of the Course of Study-the
thoroughness OF Instruction or the care be.
slowed on the Manners OF the pupils.
HoFE OF SUCCEss-Our Department Teachers
are thorough, experienced and selected from
cipali is 1.-THE same time proprietor ofthe Board
ing Department He withdraw almost his entire
suppnes rom = iarm, with which he is con-
hectedy IN the Y1elnlty-thus the expenses are
I much lessened. Yet the aid Of his Mother, who
has thirty years experience in training Young
LAqlcs, IN the boarding Department: and his
! wife, educated by the accomplished teacbers
Drs- Hubbard and S. ". Moore, in the Literary
Department, VIII secure ample attenton 10 ali
the interests Of the Institution.
MUsIC-Wnl be under the upervis,o, NJ q
superior teacher and vocalist OF the finest cuItj-
Walton.
BUILDING AED GRoUSDs-speak fully for
themselves a cistern, ample verandas and
bath rooms on the upper floor.
IL AND MATHEMAr1Cs-A thor
ough university Course viii be given If desired
RELIGIOUS CHARAcTEE-Christian and Pro-
lestant' put VIII not be N any sense sectarian.
FoR NoUNG LADIEs-Who have couplotaa
thelr course OF study, and who NAV wfsb 10
improve m the r oil threading, there win he an
opportunity to pursue a courss - ~
Bellies Letters r-eadinR-under ~ 20 general
ence OF the PT1ncipal-accompanfed vft5 Ill
{Hl2d lee4sIss. on slyIe and uses 70 be made Of
wv
TERMs-eO WEEKS.
Juvenile Department, % m
AANAHthN1A a
preparatory Department 10 SS
4nNl9eIAh ~
freshmen and Sophomore b "a ~
AnclNcAh4 ~ I
Junior and Senior o6 - |
Aucluenlm ~ |
lpstrtflnenlai Music % ~ ,
hoc-a lessons added -
Use Of Instrument 20
Latin and Greek taught without evtr. o %
Modern Languages, Sl2 % each. charge;
boarding, including Fuel. ffgbts
own towels. iurhlsh their
An APOLOGIES offered TO our 90
the work o. education. We have l5ooIefs Ia
terms lar below schools of simfar PlaceQ our
because we intend a WHITE-WASUEne not
as - customary in cheap scbOoIe IuchtlOns Z
Rhhe with You we labor 70 rsise7 gut mat
lonal standaru we may take away 80 - toucfs-
parents the last reason ~ I'm soIne
2 class OF schools where YOUNG PiItI9hlEing
lefoed luks cattle, and educated oniv H. are
ag. IN seem-
FAkENIs r A DISTANCE, WISHING
pupils IN ihs institution, for the Sec5ngJy BOARD
commencing February LIST, are raofili. Term,
lotiy rs as early as November. ina u 70
~ thoroughly prepared for the yvintasse may {
A o. ALL EXPENSES ~ ADVANCE. ONE-
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R0- The Nashville Gazette, Of the
twenty-third, says The continued
prevalence Of this loathsome disease In
and around the city does, or should. ad-
monish our citizens Of the Importance Of
increased vigilance and care in seeking
20 avoid the dreaded nalary. II seems
At present mainly confined to the col
ored population, and a censurable lack Of
cleanliness and care readily accounts for
the fact Of its general prevalence and
fatality among the ooiored people. Gases
were developed yesterday in the most
populous portions Of the city, and in To-
canaes where they We're least expected"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-26

NOTEtE--IO shippers by the Mississippi
y and tennessee laIir0ud no freight vgfI
be received hy this Road. l1T shipment south.
from to-day, saturday, nov. Is. untl further
notice. A. - LlNEhMORE.
nOVlS-lm- Gent Sup't.
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c. 0 E 0 MA.
A FEMALE Fl OIL
or the Highest Grade,
LEBANON, TENN.

Ber. D. C. RcHeg, 4. n, N D., Principal.
Ms, Mary PsgtoiI Nice-Principal.
4LEs 4 ARders0n { asgs..r
1frS. ". Il. EeUey, AHaiseahiA
Mss f@1nte Ous7l Teacher Instrumental Music.
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iIemphls and Charleston Railroad.
CHANGE DE

On and after WEDNESDAY. the Sth instant
he trains on the Memphis and Charleston Rail
Dad viii run DAILY, as follows:
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VAPOR BATHS.

VhTOh BATHS.
OF ALL THE AUXILIARY REMEDIES
~ in tie treatment Of ~venereal or other dis
cases Of the skin, the most valuable are, with
out exception, baths; and at the head OF
these must be placed the various forms Of Va
ron BArHs.-Cazenave on the Syphlda, j.. IA
NOR RHEUMATISM, the best treatment Is
L Sulphur Napor Baths, Try them.
No. - Second street, near Madison.
EQR Chronic Skin Diseasis, take Dr. Loyd's
A. Medlcated Napor Baths.
No. 25 Second street, near Madison.
Lfoh copper Colered Blotches AXE DR.. Uoyd's
~ Alteratve syrup and Moist Mercurial Va
loi batH' No. z3 Second street.
GhPhAIIIIC and MercuraI RheumRtism.-Ul
y you Wish rapid aud permanent cure 70 10 /
" Aoyds' ~ Second street. noYI21m !
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Eastward Trains
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INSURANCE.
r. ,. BOILING, 7. GREEN, Jas. srEFFTFR.
President Wee Frest. Secretary.
Home Insurance and Trust Co.,
No. II Madison Street,
MEMPHIS, TENN

VtHlS Institution is prepared to purchase OF
4 furnish Exchange on an the principal cities
Of the Union, Receive Deposits, Buy Gold, sill
yer and Uncurrent Money, Collect on this point
without charge, furnishing Exchange at cur
rent rates.
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Through Receipts given by
G. FALLS q co.
agents b. g o. e. Il

Our last telegram from Baltimore 6 Ohio
Railroad IS dated lfth @"Our route is in perfect
cotton without delay, which viii be good news
20 shippers a- a late Cincinnati COMMERCIAL
states, We learn from % reliable source that
the Erie. New YORK Central. and Grand Trunr
Roads are pretty thoroughly blocked up. with
q fair prospect OF a similar state OF things ON
the Pennsylvania Hond. How long the BaIt-
more q Ohio Railroad can stand the qrrlus
pressure remains TO be- seem
&C.. FALLS a. 90.
Agents Baltimore g. Ohio Railroad.
MEMPHIS, Nov Is, 1861 n0ISlm
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-28
R.sI Eststs Changes.

II. II. Hall to Geo. Willard, Hinkley house
aud lot, on Main Street, &c by 1870 feet $4,000.
ii. II. HslI TO r. Strong, lot on Main Stree,
aud 10. on alley, % by 1870, and so BY It's, for
el 600. ...-, l.. .....u..
II. II. Hall 10 Ii. Gilbreath. lot on alley
$500.
II II. Hall ,oJobn Fowler, parcel on alley.
consideration 90 exchan 70.
II. II. Hall 10 wm. PUNCHES. parcel on alley,
consideration an exchange.
@. Booth to Il. II. Hail. 20 feet on Bank
Street, s342.
Loropzo ID. Gates to n. II. Hall. 40 feet on
Bank Street, 1897. ..... .....
Wm. Pupgess to II. II. Hall, l foot on Main
Street, $50. 'l-sJ
John Fowler to H. a. Hall, 10 inches on
Main Street.
Eber Hollis OF Chas. Booth, lot on con-
tinua,ion Of Division Street, east Of Park and
opposite Widow Stephen Hall. consideration
$3.50.
AT the foot of Division Street. opposite Red.
ecker's, lot on the Booth property, to Wm.
Sivers. $50 r''
Edwin Hall OF w. w. Smith, an acre next
west Of Geo. Ncttletop, on North Ridge, con-
sderntion $500
Edwin II alf Of the Fisk heirs, on Center ST..
opposite Hitchcock & Moss shop,
consideration $3.50
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-28
DIED

In Saybrook, Sept. 30th, of dysentery, Kate
Ardcll, youngest daughter of A. and |. Cooper,
Esq, aged years and month.
Fair as the floweret that blooms by the river,
Sweet as the zephyrs that blow Ger the lea,
Bright as the buds on Camedevo's quiver,
Was thy lovd presence, our Katy, to me.
Witherd the foweret that droops DER thewaters,
Changed was the zephyrs to autumn scod chilli
Thus art thou gone, thou fairest of daughters,
The form of our Katy the cold grave must fill.
But we know that our Savior has lain there be-
fore thee, ......-
Changed its dark gloom 10 asweet place ofrcst;
Now in that region of brightness and glory,
Rests our sweet Katy safe lodged in his breast.
,,,... BY a sister, Z. A. COOPER.
In Rome, Oct 4th, Bertha r. daughter of Ja-
cob ]. and Sarah A. Smith, aged weeks. q.
In Rome, Oct 7th, Amelia G. daughter of ia
cob j. and Sarah A. Smith, aged II years. 4
In Hartsgrove, Oct 9TH, Stella, daughter Of
ElijalI, and Hannah johnson, aged years.
In East Trumbull, Oct Sd, of Chronic Dar-
rhoea, Warren Churchill, only son of John aid
Eleanor Churchill, aged Is years.
In jefferson, Sept. Gath, Eva Nj. aged mos
Also, in Austinburg, Oct. 4th Edgar NJ. aged
mos, twin children of L. H. and c. V. Dudley
In Ashtabula, Oct I4th, Julia A. daughter Of
|. and E. Maltby, aged twenty one years.
| In Denmark, Oct l4th, Of whoOping cough,
Esther Louisa, youngest child of d. X. and s
L. Palmer aged 2 years.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-28

The action Of the Episcopal Conveasiou si
Philadelphia in tabliDg the vote OF thanks to
Almighty God for the closing OF the war, and
the restoration OF the Government over the
whole land is receiving the hearty condemna
tiou Of the press as it justly deserves. Its
Consciousness is set in strong light by the
fact reci,cd in the protest OF DR.. yintoD. tha,
10 1862 the same bodies, on the day Of humilia-
tion and prayer, inroked Almighty God "tha,
all opposition tothe lawful government Of the
lard shall st,srly cease" The Singular anomaly
10 thus presented. Of asking Hearen's interposiI
'tiou in certain direction, aaditben when the
prayer is heard and answered. Of distinctly re.
Jusing to return. .sthanks for The gracious an
swer. This is asorrowfel position in which to
place so large aud .re'peetabs . religious body
aud the fact, we,dsubt not, will be source o
heartfelt regret and notification a very
large portion Of its membership and fiien Ids =
II humility and sabasems6t are wholesome q
The Christian life, this record viii Tptobably
prove sufficient check to any pride and vain
glory 10 that detection.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-28
Jemsrson Items.
From tie sant!nsl.

SALE OF REAL EsTArR H. n. Bancroft
has sold bis noe hrick residence to gentleman
from Pennsylvania. Price $4,000.
w. u. Howells has cold the buding for.
merly used for tho Sentinel Office, TO II. A.
Sheffield, Of Couneautville. Consideration
$1,000.
George Sprague OF Cleveland. has sold TO II.
H. King. the building in Usion Block. NOW
occupied by Mr. X. as grocery. for 81 900.
j.. A. Giddings sold his residence 10 Loren
French, consideration 81, 500. $50
Isaac Hsggett, on Satin street, to George
Brown. 5000. Ia w
JabsE Dodgssto Asa II. Bailey on south
west corner Market and Walnut streets.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-28

ICuRR FOR Coudh OR CdID.-As soop as
there ia the slightest uneasiuess or The chest,
with difficulty of brea.bips, or indications Of
cough. take during the day a few Browns
Bronchial Jrocles. Containing demulcent
ingredients, they allay pulmonary irritation -
Military Officers aud Soldiers should have them
in readiness upon the first appearance of cold
or congh. .,.-..,~,..
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-28

Gov. Bramlette Of Kentucky has addressed
letter TO the Secretary Of War. complaining
that Gen. Palm.rs actions 10 gran ing pas ses
to negroes who are neither free by the action
of the Federal Goverumeit nor BY the laws Of
Ksntucksy, 10 seriously detrimental to the 10.
dustcry Of the State. H7i 0tlofi1
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-28
The Tar Cordial, whe'I taken pah
DR. H'ishart's Dyspepsia Pills,
Is an Unfailiag Cure for Dysppsis.

Mr. al wish 10 add my testimony to the hun
drsds you the bexng properties Pinses
Cordial For fifteen years sufferer ten OF thst time
have slept only in chair not being able to lie dewh for
fear Of suocaon have employed the best ply
In Philadelphia Who all case fncura
ble was taken to the College, wbsre the Faculty heying
whut could declared disease inerRbie
and Chronic Dyspepsia In its last STAGE sd that
my lungs partially Finding one OF your orcu-
wife from store bottle OF your Cor
dial. Perseverngy used bottles, and box and
half Of Dyspepsia Pills when felt that my disease had
and strength continued improve and for the past ree
months have been able to sleep in my bed toudy
ever did l am now segf, and have gaiued twenty-6vs
pounds in my weight am able to work and provide for
my family. ID this true and faithful statement for
the benefit tn, Gering. Friends, call and me-
OxtoId Church p Oce Twenty third ward Philadelphia.
ISAAC HRLLERGAS.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-28

We understand from Mayor Morrison that
the project has been entered into to ascertain
how much or supply Of water can be obtained
fromthe heights near the residences OF ELIHU O.
sfsoSG and VIZ. F., HuBBA Rp for FIRE and
watering purposes, with perhaps an ultimate
view. II Sarranted.l Of supplying the village
The preliminary steps of turning some well
known springs in,thbs usighboibood iutol chan
nels hitberwsrd, are TO be al once taken and
isrihet and future action 10 be made contingent
upon the development. This would seem to
be . step in the, right dirsstiout and somporss
with The growing demand ef the village, and
the enlightened forecast OF our present worthy
vinsgs executive. ll1iaa I1LAJIAA
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-28
MAR RED

Mr. Anthony Stacy, Editor Cameron Citizen,
Emporium Coz Pa, to Miss Elsie Lovejoy, of
; Conncaut.
In Amboy, Oct. 9th, by Rev. j., Robinson.
Mr. Geo. l.. Young, Editor Cameron Citizen.
Emporium, Cameron Co. Pa, to Miss Emma IL
Palmer of Conneaut
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-28
Hisharfs Pine Tree Tar Cordial.
The Great Remedy for CensHmpiion.

READING, Pa, April IL, is14.
Dr. wIsuARr-Dsd1 St,.-5.Ons year ago the EyS.ainne
Surgeon Of this district tGd me ssa ecnsurt@n OF the
my ymptoms that tine myself supposed tb to b. true
than year troubled with hacking cough,
which gradually grew no bad that could not have
f of coughing without splitting bloodin large quantities.
months could not work at anything and obliged
keep nv bed the time. While 10 this condition
in Mr. Rawbohams store In this city and he. seeing
how recommended me to try Pine Tree Tar
1t had cured many Others he believed would do soEs
good bought bottle and commenced using It. In very
time that getting better very FAST and af
aking several bottles entirely restored health 10
that could work esery dnt 1t my busi9es which ID very
heavy work. in iron foundry WhSn etnfhenced 70 nsS
your Pine Tree Tar Cordial weight was only hundred
thtyve pounds since the Of II have weighed on
an average hundred and fifty -fSe shall be glad 70
you publish this believe should not have been
living this time II had not used great medicine and
| uisk all who suffer tn receive its benefit
Very truly yours, 4-
Capt SANrEL HARsER,
Ne. So4 s. Eighth street, Reading, Pa.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-28
Ds.. MARsHALL's b.: - =
Headache and Catarrh Snuff.

This thoroughly proved itself to be the best
t,cls eve. known for curing the Catarrh, Cold I'm
the Head and He adnche. II has beru found an
celcnt remedy In many cases Sore Eyes, Deafness
has been removed by It, and Hearing has o:ten been
greatly nprus ed by it's II and purgeK out all
ebstructions; strengthens the Glands gives healthy
action ths parts affected. il recommended by many
the host and use With great success and salts
faction everywhere
More than thirty experience has proved Its great
value and at this moment II stands higher than be-
fore Said BY II, A. EENDE- Ashtabua- a0d by all Drug
sists = 77S
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-28

HooP sKIRrs.--We have 10 previous nun :
bers OF eur paper spoken Of tho superior ad-
vantages OF j. W. Bradeys Duplex, Elliptic,
or double Steel Spring Skirts; having been
used by the ladies OF our household we are
prepared to say, that from the unqualified
praise bestowed upon them, for their elegance,
ligh,ness durability and msnogeabiliiy, they
are superior 10 any made. On examination OF
this article. VIC find that Mr. Bradley OF New
York has substituted two finely tempered STEEL
springs, ingeniously braided tightly and firmly
together. edge TO edge thus producing far
more flexible lighter and durable spring, than
ever has or can tie made. The manufacturers
of these skirts have now In their extensive
m nanufactories over two thousand employees,
which enable them to turn out over six
thousand skirts per day. The demand for them
Is so great. that their goods are sold lar ahead
of production and are sold in both bemispheres
We quote ladies' size at SIS to Sc per dcz :.
and childreus, misses, aud young ladies' do. at
4, IS TO 80 nsio style and quality.
Address Messrs w Wests. Bradley & Cary.
81 Chambers ST. N, Y.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-28

The Daniel hubbard Farm, owned by J. p.
Jenuings. has been purchased the presen, week
BY Samuel Newton. Ut acres. price s6.6o8.
The Harvey Parish place, Oh the Ridge. op.
posite Deacon Brooks residence. East Village,
containing lsi acres. has also been taken by
Orimel Haywood. Consideration, 81 800. p
These sales of farms are BY the J. R. Cook
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-28
New Firm.

VVTA. = II y J = y
w Il the undersigned, having entered in.
Partnership for tAS furpse OF oayug the business
{ Of manufacturing - 20 f ~ ~
Sash, Doors and Blinds.
and other business they may choose connect there
WITH having pufchAfed new nachinery would respect
fully inform all in of ythng In line that
new prepared to manufacture Sah Dpors and Blinds Of
every description.
Saving. Panius and Matching
done to order, and on short notice.
They are also In receipt OF tee Of choice PINE LUM
BER from Canada, which will be sold reasonable terms
They intend keep on hand good supply Building Lu
Der, Pine Shingles Lath, &c.
By strict attention to buness they hope to merit
Of public patronage SEYMOUR BLAKSlEE.
VIM SEYMOUR. WELLS 4. BLAKSLEE.
Ashtabula, August 20, 1895. SIT
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-28

MoRTuARY The editor Of the Sentinel he
gins to think mortuary poetry auuisance, bu,
tis Kindness Of heart will not suffer him 10 say
It in terms, or to refuse whole column OF bis
last No TO this kind OF reading.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-28

Are iniaibe for eostveness loss Of Appetite sck
hesescie. gdduess Of bloang after MEALS dzess
rowsne and cramping pains, and all disorders Of the
ttomach and bowels. 90 ~ ,,Hli tu stqgl. aas D,
Original Letter at 2e4 Canal Street. New York.
J. j. c. COOK, Publisher Of the, Slate Bannsr, Ben
hingon, VI says he attacked with Dyspepsis and
suffered severely from It, that not particle OF food could
be taken without occasonng the most uncomfortable
tca In his stomach For ave years he suffered from the
dresasaI complaint when be used BRAEDRETL'S PILLS.
The st boz did not to benefit him much but ths
end prdnced change and BY the e be had taken six box
ss COhPLEIE CURE effected He says: "My dyspep-
Ella sone and expectation Of early death vanished
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-28

REAL ESTATE AGENT, ON
Agent for tie Sale and Purchase of Real
Estate
orFIcs OVER MORMON rrcKycR's STORE,
Main Street,
aSHTABULa. ONO,
Property sold far Commission 6f ofhcrtsis,,
as agreed upon. aud
NO SALE, NO CHARGE.
A Sale direct or Indirect constitutes a Com
mission.


Among the valuable Farm. and ether property now
offered tnrcagh s agency would call particular attention
to the following, VIII
The Iron Foundry aud lot 90 feet ont and fee, back
terns good steam ensinesl in good eapditionvery
deuby locaed Accommodation Alley In front Of the
90. .Ia.n .nd ,.,.ns -, .a.,s.,, .s.s Es. ~ ~ ~
Crosby on premises or Of X. Cook.
farms with good houses barns, orchs ds and water
ranging from 20 20 200 acres situate IN the townships
Plymouth aud Sheffield for sale very reasonable, time
given for portion Oftle chase money Il deei.d
desirable homesteads within three miles Of this Village
with good buildings fruit aud water, ranging iIU to ~
acres. For sale very cheap. ..F
That we'll known Farm Plank Road ~ miler from bi,
village, owned snd occupied by H. Nsttleon containing
county good large dwelling houses, seese house. Hre
large jans 36x16 herse barn. 35S56 36x+6
32x4 and 3OS4O well underpnLed with tns, with all
Of the late improvements farm In high state Of cul-
uvaou 25 well tinbered excellent ut Of all kinds,
aud never-failing springs Price, SIS per acre The above
farm can be divided farms with good dwelling house
and barns on each Enquire Of H. Neticton on prenes,
or at above Office.
known the Fisk louse OF tue beat hauds the Re.
serve, and In high repue arg. lot Of nearly two
aDged buildng &C. Of the most desirable locations
In his town No better opportunity need be looked for by
any wishing to engage in the hotel business. Price
reasonable and terms OF payment easy.
Also. 30< adjoining the above II acres meadow
we'll waered, for sale at $50 per acre.
That desirable farm North Ridge in Ashabula owned
by I'm SILL containing SO good houses two barns
rs well tnbered excellent fu and good water rics
>soOo' Enquire OF 'onh Sh on PREMISES OF NJ hooNe once
$50 acres mostly mbered land about I2 acres improved
~ IN pehna'k goon steam saw mil gooa houses goot
water only miles from the County seat Of A.htsbulu
County and miles from the line Of the Railroad For sale
bargain riice only ss'oo Enquire oil J.f Jennings
ksq, Of Ashtabuls, or at rbcSe ohice. .st
That we'll kuown grats and grain farm outsiniug III
acres ony miles from Ashabula. plank rohd formerly
owned by u. Hubbttd Esq large and dious house.
good barns ano onouses gocd wa'er ana pit 30 acfei
timber osahGe unuer euuyu frce Sto per acre En-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-28

REv. DR. BoYSroS, late of Cincinnati has
been employed to preach TO new Congrega.
tional Church formed 10 Washington, d. o..
and bis ministrations are Dumerously attended
Chief Justice Chase, Ex Secretary MOulloch,
and Gen. Ii, ward. are said to be among the
regular worshipers and pcw.holders Of these
followers OF the pilgrims.