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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-04
NOTICES.
NOTICES.
NOTICE FOR DAY SCHOLARS
ATTHE
Academy Of the Visitation,
MONT DE CHANTAL.
IN MONDAY SEPTEIRE>R 9TH

~ at O'Clock in the morning, conveyance
will be ready, opposite the entrance oil the O.
thedral, for suCh pupils rs wish to attend the
School as day scholars Those who do not de-.
sire to become half bOarders, will be at liberty
to bring their dinner. The Same conveyance
on leaving the city will stop for a few moments
at Mellor's Music Store, on Main street for tho
convenience of those who can more easily assem-
BILE there At half past four i'll the evening the
same will leave Mount dc Chantal for Wheeling
These, at the triiiug price of three cents each
will constitute the regular trips fur every day i'll
the week, excepting Saturday, which win b. \
holiday, and the ouly day for the reception OF
visitors Persons troIu distance OH business,
of course will not be includ ed i'll this arrange.
ior's, or at the residence OF Right Rev. Bishop
Whelan near the Cathedral.
ang2Slw
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-04

~ The above sale is postponed until TUES
DAY SEPT. 3, at ~ o'clock A. NJ
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-04

TUE Daily RKalsrxR Sodx
lie 1MDERY turns un1sau kipd& s8Dlahln
ssssR saa Essf is1'I la21|S - Co.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-04

HCARD OF THANKS. k

3 ia ePKCIALkCONY0CAZ4ON
"A of Columbia Commandery No. 2, Knights
Temp. arof Washington D. c., held in the Ma
sonic Temple in the city of Wheeling, on Sun
day. Sept. Sd, 1865. the following resolutions
were adopted; lks!s kCt,r
Rssolped, That tho thanks of this Command
ing be and they are hereby rendered TO the
for the use of their Church for our public ser
vices this afternoon.
lRsaolred, That our thanks be rendered espe,
cially to the Choir, for the music furnished by
them on that occasion:
lResoIrsd, That the above resolutions be pub.
'sept4lt E. L. STEVENS, E. C.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-04
FIREMEN'S PARADE.

At MEETING OF A COMMIT
"A TEE from each of the different Fire Com
panies of the city, held in the Hope Hall on
Wednesday, the 30th of August twas
iResolued, That they hold their Regular An
nnai Parade on the 18th day of September.
The various Fire Companies win meet at the
Second Ward Market House at half past one
o'clock P. n, proceed up Market to North. down
North to Main, dow Main to First up First &c
Chapline, up Chapline to Third down Tn ird to
Market up Market to Biddel down Biddel to
Main, mn Main to John, up John to Fourth,
down Fourth to Clay, up Clay to Sixth up Sixth
to John, up John to Seventh, up Seventh to
Centre, down Centre to Fifth up Fifth to Qnln'
cy, down Quincy to Fourth, up Fourth to Union,
down Union to Market down Market TO Gus
tom House, and there to dismiss.
Mr. John A. Jackson was elected Chief Mar
shall of the day.
MATTHIAS JEFFER5, Sec'y. sepI-it
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The Chicago Republican says dat Sc
rotary STANTON looks to the failure 10,
justice" Having hanished justice from
the present it is natural that he should
look for 1t in the future Veal hope he
may get it, though we doubt whether
it will prove very agreeable to EDWIN
NJ"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-04
The Belmont Iron Works


Bounded "a follows west by the Ohio river
north by Division street, east by Main street
and south by the property OF Messrs Caldwell
& Lancaster
ALSO, the Coal Mine ia sid Ward, nov
worked by said corporation, and the railway
connecting said mine and the rolling mill
ALSO. the real estate and coal property De
longing TO said corporation in and adjoinn.
South Wheeling, including that recently puT
chased of DIR. J. G. Campbell, and tho chooses 10
action connected Herewith aud u town lot, ~
South Wheeling. lately purchased OF tho n $
NJ Bank and others, and Lot No. la Cald
wells addition to the city OF Wheeling. sJutL
east corner OF Main and Division streets
with five tenenents thereon. II is supposed
lbjt the coal property to be sold with tho works
Is sufficient to supply the works for thiItJ
years
The said real property to be sold on tho 81
lowing terms, viz one fourth cash and the res
due with interest from the day Of sale In thr,"
equal instruments, payable In six, twelve ami
of the real estate to take the stock on hand o.
materials, iron, nails tools aud chattel proper
~ at an appTaisenent 10 be made by three d..
interested persons of whom the purchaser Is 70
choose one, the undersigned agents another ami
the two 70 chosen a third, the decision Of an
two Of the three 10 be binding; and tho stock 81
taken 10 be paid for in equal instalments at fonr
six and eight months, with interest from til
day Of sale. The deferred payments On both ,bo
real estate and stock TO be secured by paper sal
isfactory TO the undersigned agents and lieu
TO be retained on the property until payment 10
full. The purchaser shall have the option o.
paying in hand the whole purchase money, o.
any further portion thereof than above stated
JAMES PAUL.
c. u. HUBBARD
X. CRAHGLE.
Wheeling W Va, Aug. IS 1866.
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-12
local tItens.
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The efiee Of the CoI,asbia PRosix iss
Gates street, second door from Plain.

CAUSES OF THE FtaE IN Coruxs1A.-we have
had..a variety Of causes suggested for the firing
in Columbia either by the Yankees themss Ives
or their Southern ~ ympathisers. Some of these
hrve bs,n simply stupid, some dishonest. an
nj. f,lsc We have elsewhere commented On
these various naassones, and We have endeavor-
ei TO supply the true history. But yeater-
day, scrap of paper was put into our hands;
I'urporting to be written by a Yankee officer,
Id which he suggests another clue, as silly as
the most that have gone before. It is without
signature, and shows the writer to have had
but little familiarity with the schoolmasEer
except, possibly. at the tale of acat. We pub
Gsh rerbatha ct Htcrdtim: =.
The caus IF this far Is from the ca,ss of the
treatment of Col. Hay and Lieut. Adams, since
they have been in this .towu. Yors, with re-
spec" (No signature!lA,
Now, who were Col: M and Lieut.. A., and
what was their treatmenta Were they prison
ers' If so, We only happen to know that the
Co!umbisss incurred frequent reproach for
their alleged indulgent treatment Of prisoners;
the Aasons were much oensured, and, some.
times, the ladies. 1t is understood that some of
these latter carried their sympathies so far as
to suffer themselves to be carried off by the
gallant gay Lotharios Who were here in prison.
Il any d our reader" sdan throw light on the
cloud, We shall be pleased. At all events. even
n the Colonel and Lieutenant were somewhat t
dissati'isd with their grub in prison, they
rated their olsims and srsstasat at high
price, whom they destroyed capital city for
their revenge, with 10000 Of their brothers
quisently looking On.
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Special Notice.

pERSONS in this city and vicinity holding
Il work from our Factory not returned BE-
fore the occupation Of the city by the enemy.
are requested to hand in the same to Ma
NARY O'BRIEN, near the Powder Min.
supply Of work in Columbia, which viii b,
gwen out by Miss O'Brien in the usual manner,
Ihe p.ice will be Fifty cents per pair.
Our Factory will soon be in operation a
Charlotte. and we will endeavor to keep the
people of Columbia supplied with work.
Tickets for work returned, which are yet ua.
prid. will be presented to Miss O'Brisn for
payment JOHN JUDGE Il 60.
April IL 50
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-12
From Mobile.

MACON. April 1o.-Advices from Aontg gomsry
OF the 9Th say that persons who left Mobile on
the I'd report that the onemy made no impres.
sion on tho defences of Blakely and Spanish
Fort. Confidence in our ability to hold the
city was strong
A flag Of truce was sent to Selma ON wedn es-
day, but it was not permitted to-cross the river.
The Yankees claim 300 prisoners captured at
-Plantersville and Selma. Only one square, in
eluding the post office, was destroyed The
Yankees burned the naval works Montgo-
mery is being put in trong condition.
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Sumter .Burnt.

wnss1oRo, April IA gentleman just
from ossppden s. c., says Fosters negro troops,
on raid from Charleston, entered Sumter, S.
O., driving back our forces there, and then
burnt the place. Fosters command is repre-.
ssnted 5000 strong. This occurred Sunday
afternoon last, about O'Clock. 8 From reports,
Foster is assk;as his way 10 Cauaaen.
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-12

Ee1e@raph1c.
REPORTS OF PRESS ASSOCIATION.
Entered necorasnq to act Of Congress- in the Year
1868. by rs: zHrasher, ia tho Clerks D3sce of
tne DsstTscs Court Of the Confederate States for
the Northern District of Georgia
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-12

Memphis papers predict tho universal cor
rurt'on ct the south by Washbrrn's policy Of
removing all restrictions upon trade
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-25


TIE Hsrslds wsshinston spscsl ~ The
treasnent q Mexican gges'icns "a the re-
por,s ef,hs Secretary ofstsss sssd secfetsy
of War viii be based upon Information
furnished BY promiocnt officer OF General
sberidsn.s staff, who has been for some time
watching the movements Of the Imperial
government officers.
From Mexico ID Is reported that the French
bad captured four Liberal generals and sho'
them. The Republican general. Alvares. in
return, immediately proclaimed the life Of ever,
captured French or Imperial general forfeited
A New Orleans papsr claims 70 have trust
worthy Information .concesning an approaching
,o,erierencs OF the United States In behalf o
the Mesicas Republic. o"ont
Receetly published reports ccpcernins TIL
activity Of tho Navy Department, says 4
washingtos dishpatch, 10 getting ready %
sea various vessels. have no Significance bs
youd the fact that at all times there are circum
stances connected with the business Of th
Department which necessits,e the fitting 90
Of vesses 70 be dispatched on Go,efnmeo
duty. '''S s-
The pew.holier, Of DfTyng's church, ia
New York, which was destroyed By Ere ls'
| week, have dctermined I, rebsild u q once
| The new edifce will cost over one hundss
s,i ,veosy thousand dollars. I3islLj e.. u3st
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-25
m. M.r Ne. r.s kna,a.

The Posts Washington correspondent says
Congress will act upen the theory that the war
is not ended. 1t Is precisely the ground occu-
pied blythe Presidents b every one fthe depart
menss of the government. Volunteers not yet
discharged have repeatedly demanded thcir
discharged have repeatedly demand sheir dis
charged have repeatedly demanded their dis.
charge In ccmpliance with the terms Of enlist
ments, and the answeris Is the warts not yet
closed. na5a shn Aai At~' 'SS'e
The treasury Department holds in reference
to the payment of bountics that tho wat still
exists The President, while he projects the
rcedmcn Will the bayonet, does Il under the
theory that the war has not come TO an end and
that time enough has not JET elapsed 70 satisfy
the Presiden. and Congress THAI the people o.
the South are steadfasily loyal. -.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-25
o>s. nsnsssy sssso As...y .s w.sss-s'
IL t4n. 4

o>as rsrssry sssso Ass.sy - wssss-e|
t&n. ~
II nav nos be known TO oil our soldiers
that the Sfa,s Of Ohio maintains 40
Aesney at The capital OF the nation for
The purpose Of lending assistance 10 The
settlement OF claims Cor back pay, bounty
etc. A great many discharged sOldiers
and officers, vhose accounts With the
Govern ment we're ussdjusted st the time
Of their mnster-out VI seivice. have sfound
Il q tedious snd difiicult process 70 seu .
srtssrsges due them, owing 70 the sccumu.
lation Of ,hssokind Of business 10 the DE
psrtments a. Washington Through The
means Of The State Agency. the claims o
such D ersous are more speedily settled, tbs
oficers Of the Agency having facilities III
ge,tibg at the heart Of the business mo-
erioyea by outsiders. No charge is mad
ior such serviees. The. State OF Ohio bear
the expense. aud the Agency does no
pc, mi, itself to be soiled with either ps.I
or presents, j. G. We,more, Esq, th'
IStsie Agent in charge. add, 70 q thorough
knowledge OF The intricste duties Of the po
si,ion, 90 ability and promptness, and per
sonal attention. .to, the business which ren
| der his services OF inestimsble value =
Ohio soldiers. This Agency has done,
good work 50 far, and promises 10 be ipdi'
peDsable fos sloag time TO come. - Lsads'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-25
The Next Csnaress.

The United States Senate, st the opening Of
the next session. on Monday. Dee. 4ihswill
consiss Of thirty eight Unienis's and eleven
Democrats. II Is not known how many Sens.
tors will be in Washington this winter claiming
seats, from the seeded States, but 10 no event
will there be- enough TO weigh down the Uniop
strength The same may also be snid Of The
House. The Representatives who will take
seats Of course are politically, divided as fol
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-25

FLoRIpa -Provisionsl Gov. Marvin Of
Florids telegrsphs TO the President that
the Ceuveation 10 that State has sunulled
the Ordiusnce OF Secession. repudiared the
Rebel debt, abolished Slavery. declared oil
the people Of whstever color free. and that
color shall not be disqualification 10 .
witness in court Of law where colored per.
sous are concerned Having gone 20 far IL
would have been wiser hsd The Convention
made no distinction on this last point, bu,
admitted the evidence Of eolored persons
in all cases. whoever might be parties to
q suit. The dispsseh does not say that the
amendment to the Federal Constitution,
sbolishing Slavery, was passed. and we
assume. therefore, that that necessary pre-
liminsry to the reconstruction of the State
Was omitted. '1a - iiiH e'1'h 80 @r"i
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-25

The Dayton yesr-ei gives The particulars o.
,h. sssshl,, BY retained soldiers, a Es,co. upon
q. l. vsilandighsm. OF course soldier, and
ANY other man" should Indignantly despise
vsllspdishsn, but . personal assault Is no
proper redress for grievances. The Jssrns1
says: b IrL JfIe )LL.. &
Our informant ~ss seated in the cor,
when some one rushed 10, almost exhausted.
his hat crushed down over his fsce, and
the crown bearing marks OF assault, and
sank down upos q seat. apparently much
alarmed. Our informant heard . crowd
mount the platform and the words, ,D-u
the traitor give him good onel" then
Recognized Mr.. vsllsodigbsm. Sversl men
came into the car, eursing Mr.. v. snd
denoupcisg him % . miserable traitor,
who onght to be strung up" Some Of the
more violent were fos taking him out Of the
ear, and ''6xiug him." ss they said
Persons In the car tried TO pscify the men,
but they were warned to dry up.s The
Cosductor entered the car aud endcavored
TO enforce order, but the men told bin
they were ss good as any man who carried
. lan,etn, and hauled trsitorsi" All THU
time the noise on the outsidc Of the car be
coming loud aud threatening, and club
and stones we're clsshing aud clustering
sgaiust the car. 10 sli this abuse ana
mrtssuee, Mr. v. did not reply, but femaiDe,
silent and downcsst. Fortunately, at thi
; moment the trsis started, just ss The mol
spill, was culmipatiog. and oar informs,
,hisiks there Is no doubt Mr. V. was thu
spared more violent ire ,iment. The pre-
text for this outrsge upon Mt.v was tha
he bad made himself obnoxious on accoun
! OF his course daring the war" ~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-25

TnAsxsoIvxo IN oHro. Governor Anderson
bns yielded TO the wishes Of the people, and
issued bis procIamstios changing his appoint.
neat Of Thanksgiving Day from Nov. soih 10
Dee. stb. the day sxed BY the President. Il
may be that those who cling 10 the old New
England customs will think the "eternal fitness
Of sn things disreearded BY the appointment
Of Thanksgiving ia any month but November.
and it is certain that the worthy feople who
urged two thsuksgivines, will lose one diup;r ;
bat opinion throughout the State favored The
change, and the Governor hss done wisely in
making il. One dsy or the other would have
been disregsrded-probably neither properly
observed.g Now there can be such an nusiversal
and hearty scknowledgc Of the masifold
blessings Of the past year as BELTS .he time
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-25
H1.f sa ALSO JUST COMMENCED. t
The Diary of a village Gossip,
From the Pen Of the Gifted '

vho.s psry Of Minister'S wife" 90 deeply intsestsd
"H~T0 b'if-.' 10 readers. fi". sEG 30 tJF
4el ara.f4y t-l ,sa, .1s .s1.9h sGi b.
1Liea-:
Tbs n Y w.,t, "a sold BY an News Agents thrsu sout
tbs nou The price is Six Gents but here
pay extra freight higher price 10 charged When
there News Agent the town, We desire our e nd 70
get the wesky through him. We do not vish 70 mail the
except places where there no other means OF gs
ling il. When By mail single copies s. per annam
COPIES SO eight copies s2o The party who sends We
SO for club Of eight COPIES at tims will be
entitled copy ee festus,e nnd uthers vhe get up
cub In their respective tswns can .srwads add single
the county, is oply twenty cents year, or I've cents
qua payable at the ocs where tie paper Is delivered
:. '.fef =. .i1i .!W STREET q SMITH, Pnopretora.
Its2o .t..... Al Frankfort St., N. Y.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-25
cLEvELANp wpos.EsAIE mARKEr

thESEhhNb WHuksHSAhE mAsASGs
TO .grumr ~ WEDsEsDAr. Now %, 1855. /
Floun-D Dun and declining at soc on city and
a5c on country brands. City brands held at
$ii for XXX red, $l2 for Xxx white Country
brands XIX red 90, ,5e@i 10, so; doxX white $40,
1O@i i,SO.bs- hruG emo disA 1sJ .isl.ob
,wBx.r-DulL Sales 1000, bu and 4 car
white at q, ,s5;. ,050 bu new No. red at 81.
80; 2 care do do at $i,<0 New No. red
nominal at &2,06@2, 10; old No. 2fcd ~ ,90g
I, ,g5. hsm Nni9d Haa So eiuHim ssous 10
81 CossAQuiet. No 3 mixed from store at7oc.
xrsnBSwer. Sales cars No. I. Ohio st
44c from store; Chicago nominal s7FiHd 7'l
|e0 dRsE-lNominal at S2@s3c from store. .!
DwEssrp HoosISelling In d small way at it@
i4icf light nominal q, i2@l2ic. 9-"l'ru 10
DRrED BEEr-Steady at q. .s1Js
BurrEn-7Qaiet Sales choice w. n. to the
trade at 4Oc.
Q CHEEsE-- Firm at Is@aic for choice W. II
and n .in shipping lots; smalllots selected
at PC. -.3
al PkrnotEUx-Steady at 7i@72c In round lots
IL Osus-GIlnseed Sl, 50, Lard $2@2,45. at
DRIED ArrIHs--Held at 17@I2i for old; IS,
0 GaEEsArrLk-4Choice winter fruit held Of 90
5004. Ja8fi sAhn. tfl ilsa
PorAroEs Steady. Sales Q cars Peschblow
at S5c.' o6t 80.
H,ckoa1 Mrs Selling from teams at si-s.
I
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-25

80 A. i !. : III r----i: - II. .o, ID.
Inc "overnof Oh oresonl mas Ssiieu an eANN
session oi 'n' ~ 'S'a,u n"'u = - ~, ~
pscenip.i = ny o.''s - .S Sss w.
A'oas ~ 49, wy ,s's = ~ 'I cos.,;,.,;ans,
Amendment, and have thus dealt the final blow
to Slavery. As the unionists control both
pfanenes el ne hegls'"sute'2 'ns 'Aunca'''n Is
: ~ ~ 81 . -. =, !. =.
cnn.,;,a,;o.a, = m..amsn, - hs. 10. ns.n adons %
cd because the people Of Virginia will not con-
sent to give Congress the right to legislate for
and control any part OF her people. ioAnoiher
reason may be ihst Congress has not yctsiven
v..sn,. .Se sn & 70 'sss,a'e i0r & ana e0n'iol
sys. N,.si,,i,s,. res,.,,,n,s !. IN, S.s,,.,,ns
about the admission of negro Tie testimony IL
state = Courts seeming 70 forget shAs Congress.
may nss"..s aul.o a. iong aoou. 'ns aapisalon
OF white representatives into The Senate and
House1 ..,s..s a., -, -, II -, ,o,., -,
| Earl Russell, as Prime Minister, and Earl
Clarendon, as Minister Of Foreign affairs were
formerly installed by the Queen into Office on
Nov. 8. The London Times sam consinues TO
disparaee the Cabinet. ......f..-... ......,.t
80 s,.. -. or ,u,,.
~ "a - -. ...s..eS - = I..,.rs ;. s ss..ss:as
Vac .AN 'sa s'e''eu - |" s.sIe s'sA y. s'''.S''n
u 's'As . se-Ae. Des DeeA u.soA-.see. ''s
In reference to the return Of the pirate
Shan nspdo.h 10 Roelaad. The London Tsme,
~. -. r'., .,1,.,- sn,...,h.
ss's 's'ss aA'A9 '.' so 80 ''e '''
onised States, bot thst the most sefieas
question is eoasefping the ofhrers and cfss
These, Il says, can on no sccopnt he surren-
a.,ad 10 o., .ov.r.msa,J s IN. IT,; .I.a
- -. !. -. S-.Iss:.r,- ...,,.,..-,., -, a..
4 esys "1 sAcecoinsy "a'o''s"s'o 'o.. w sue
:ss.,gs ',S.,i O., % sv. .ss,,. 9d II a ".
- ssaiiS.. aii ."hhs "hhs.lS9p5e ~ tosS'ns s'''''N w
! ragnst alseapfged ~ cleyr anas @ooghi
hje ship 60 Esglssd with ass crew on
4 q~::as1 T.,st,. 5sy-Is E5lrtJx, TIA, 81; as.gl
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-25
Master Commissioners Sale, ol
naT Lands and Tenements. O, ,d

6r.tet*t@
wrHsa l. Perkins and wiliiap v. xssisoa 81 -
sTAIIDb bef sasast ffftI ~ =flfaF Order ofSAie.
Elijah b. Rodgers. ct. a. vllrggnA
10y yitiae of an Order OF Sale, duly
Oissusd fsen sid Cssrin The Abess eAssio drsesd
v Tor sss By Of public auction At the door Of
a. sut euas Je1ersos. Ashtabuss eounty, Ohio
ssnrday ibs 3Dth dag Of Dsesbsr d. 1Ss betsesn the
hos 81 10 md eSef Of aid day, The following described
.sds to.vit situsts IN the ow.ship of
Rome county Of Asat.bula end stats Of Ohio beunded and
dsssisd ss iows si being % township No. In the eth
tsaas a tovnshpt the Csnnestsut wsstsn Reserve
sasd being part Of Loi Ke 10 said township Of Rome
breanng north Of ND sylvester Roger
land In ths as OF David wskisyS hsnes eAssI IN The
line 81 said wslksy V the lands sfnefy osnsd HAL
eesssd thence noFtbsy 10 the line Of sad Halle land 10
hs ssrh lin. q "a ess .na .hses. sr.lsI
osnt tbspee souh q - In, e tbs eoins Eonsd ssd
nds eontrAstst Wymaa Huhhy thsnes saseriy 10 the
d line 70 the ssAts Of the bishwsy thsnes south
70 s ess:. e hissvsy g A. iAs. !ins .snsns ..s
had - ssh iaeIsef - u ss4sinsd psy Dasid wan
% s,s e :. &c asSGssa z .Ss Ar: ARl' .nA ss'
OF H.Is~ ,I ITsIIJgs 4. WRIGHT. sssssa 4 10 -
.slssasoSs.. x.s ssis iss issss:f ~, 8;
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-25
a2ab Thomyseu Quarry. o-Dd
TyHfs oasffy. situated st Thompson,

4 essas. c5ss, Is. nss...s SAD sss ss.,.sl..s =,
qpsy Of it. stsss superior for hasss q tsstsrs asd
dssbn ssoss estte dasnsloss ssd fer .sy psrIss
orders solicited, yisggsg steps, Well stonss Urds
pnsi.E. wsA6sssst Doo5 cssn sad ens, Copns sad We
Ter Tsbss when the travelling good. parties Ay DO ths
svs h.ulisg - considerable saving fpSfkrOs.
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A .Paaama eorfaspondenk of ths M.

A Pasams correspondent Of the N. r.
1SiSsns says that Is sesws 70 BE- the pre-
vsilipg opipioa ia sell.iaformsd circles that
The dsihspIsy bstweep Spsin and Chill win
sooa bs settled vishess .hloedshed. Chill
IL y thoagbt. siil b. sbIs 70 naks .Spsis
ssdssss sad ,hst iAss sspssioss .ash4nss IN
be resisted 10 sths ssmest. spd tks astsaps
70 esfsEes thso y lfssughs with greater
dssgse thss shs u r6fst limasiasd. ; IL. -
oar eSsssspeadsns ssstes. mose .tbas 80
iettsrss6 uasVse hsss slrssdy been isssed. /.
the wss msy soon deal . fatal blow 10
Spanish commerce aud Spanish france.
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Total Unionisisf4, ! Democrats, Il. ~
The States whose Reconstruction" has not
yet been recognized and ratified by Congress.
are entitled, when fully reorganized aud recos.
nized to send Representatiyes M folieys - p .
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''" 9@essn vete., -.
. Abstract % the Oficial Vote Of Ashtsbuis
County. on The second Tuesday o. October,