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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-08-26
Horass Aaynard's ,spe sch.

The reader need not be reminded of the
great ability and Loyalty Of this worthy
sou Of Tennessee. BE- He il candidate, for
Congress, and Of conrse is talking TO. the
people, In "a recent Speech be says: q, i-
A great clsmor is made against n,gro
suffrage. do not think that majority
Of the Americaa people have determined
TO establish this, thing unconditorly, bnt
if you wish,to prevent'ri,, hostility to the
government will not keep it,oG, but will
rather hasten its establishment. II the
nation 6nds that all lis mngnanimous offers
to you are vain. and that all its Efforts to
reclaim a rebelions population are in vain,
| twill be very apt 10 give snfft age to the
negro population. who have all through
this war proved its fas, and faithful friends.
This mensure. in that event, will be adopt.
ed a. an indispensable means of establish.
ing loyal civil governmen, in the Soutb.
when the seditioas white population 'refiise
to submit to The. laws and discharge their
duties as prudent cit'zens ~ 49, /. So. s7o.l,
Some of you ihreaten to rebel in that
case. You tried that once before, when
You vereys great deal stronger than yoa
are now land you know the sad result
Whit will your rebellion amount to? II
would obiy give the nation a good cause
for doing what il would now avoid. q. As
Major General Logan said in a. speech The
other day:R Let them rebel. again; that is
just what we wanti Now, If yon want 10
live In peace, obey the laws, and turn away
from the uuprincpleda politicians, xho.acry
on, Blue belIied Yankees. ~" = AbpFitiooist."'
snd "Negso Equality, ,'toa get your votes.
They are the Sc me men. wbo asked yonS be
fore the war, how you ouldr like , TO see
yout daughter marry "a big buck nigger.r" /"
Much has been said aboutibe rsdicslism
of Chiet Justice fChases views on the sub
iect OF negro suffrage Mr.. Chase believes
hat as the Shits Upipnjsts OF lhs Senlh
are 10 the minority. very largely 30 in many
localities. it will become. a matieraro abso'
lutte necessity TO enfranchise he black popa
lation, which Is universally loyal, in ordei
20 prevent the rebels from regs, niog the
government Of their several States 81 the
ballotbox lHs believes thstt aa a,ioawillbt
Compelled 10 resort to negro suffrage for self
preservation, especially for the pteser ryat Ton
of the white 10y ais. .s of the South. Now,
he nation was not eager TO resort u
emsueipaticn, but you forced q resort e
that suaeasnre by obsltns to 0rebslhon. 4 u
hesita, edsoI leolist uegso soldiers. but swa'
forced 20 arm. j hem by Ike eoniinaed fs
belho1 Of the South, and y found that the.
made sery good soldiers, and could shoo
"a well hs anybody ssThisreyolptionis no
yet over, aDda great mauya OF those sab
Ijugsied tebeis. are .seNog and itslkipg yer,
boldly. Rest. assured shstslf lyon still def
thsSN SNsaionek Gov sssPfeheEhe .assiss w
be forced to think seriously OF putting th,
ballSt INTO The hssds ~ loyal negtoeso 4
enable Them tosots dawn sihs tebsilIon,s -
iiss rsGi esassssg
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-08-26
RXHlBIroR5.

.sR,de .--Any member may eater as many
animaIs and articles as he or she nspy iown>
Tea los Of oxen or horses. from ,ywHshipsr must
.2l, An manufactured ARTICLES must. be ex,,
hbited By the manufacturer ;,au stock, except
horses or cattle n trains, must be exhibited by
The owner. al farm and garden products
must be exhibited by the grower
81. All entries for, competition must be
made and entered IN the Secretary's Book Oh
or before 2 o'clock onthe first day Of the Fair,
Persons living at distance may. 10 they pre-
fer make their entries by letter To- the sSecre-.
tary. stating the articles aud class IN which
they wish 10 compete b. ll69 r. F'Ca issn1
,4th. Al articles forsy exhibition must be
brought in aud arranged by 10 O'clock A.. NJ.
the first day of the Fair, as no entries for eop'
petition can be made, alter that q, yas7i.,,1o
| 9th. No article or animal shall be entitled
. to compete in more than one class, except the
Swsepslake List and cattle trains, except by
paying separate entry. ....5. 49,, IA
9Th. No animal OF article entered for exhibi,
ton must be removed lillthe close Of the Faif
unless by petmission ofthe managers. aud any
pfenniuni animal or article will ifremoved, tor
iet Che premium TO which il may be entitled =
-'Tth. Pens wilfbe ptovid for cattle sheep
aud swine, an3 hay andowaier free Tor all anl,n'
ais con exhibition and Ihe groands VIII be
carefully watched nights and all property suit.
ably protected from injury Freq jpaslare, viii
be provided for all stock op exhibition rom a
\ distance, at convenient distances from the Far
|, rounds and in dderept localities, so as 10 &C.
moda,e all as far as practicable, g,.sIsvy
9Th. No. person will be allowed 70 enter The
r;ng ar anv lime. unless by, permission OF The
: Marshal. 7, ~, tsf,l,, a st.,A- sdT an,
OH. No premium, shall be awarded on farms
! or farm crops, without a full correct aud salts
I factorv statement, 10 writing, TO be furnished
} Inc Secretary before the meeting ia Neseaber,
for 1elermiaiug such apremiansa sloN q sas'
E1o,bb Competitors 10 Dairy Products are re-
l,,oestsd 10 make sstsae1,ent i'm srtings show'
d ins--lss location Dffssml sed quality ofsoai
I'd, kinds Of grass best sdsp,sdn Cor psslursgs
I, aod, for beg 3d. npwber ef acffs used " sns'
tainiQg cows, specilying, paslnrs and peadpys
All. average yearly cost Of keeping cows bth
Il NJ, average product of each COW 10 bueter snd
\ cheese ;6th.a The proper Temperature Of room
I for cufing sheese and ths' effect 90 q higher o.
Hover temperature upon che equality Of ,ha
cheese 7tb, -adessiied -descriptiou- the pro-
D csss sf fuanafsetusssc Saa bieS y sshzs al
. .AAis 1ss .! sss.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-08-26
4. ..ASHFA,BlIU!LAl,,
z I9o6lrrir'A.LLs OF ". pr.Flsr. = 1sn :


soq ssf oi a. nB42R DAHmcK. ons etacI
'ui''" AS Ike heart Of Alpine mountain, mi, 49,
Nl"o Sending forth q lucid stream; sN' o'
Truth from the dead past, fountain W
.,,,. Gushes in radiant CLEAN; =; ,.s
uiiuh Rising from oblivion ever oe " Heo
80 ilaer Fromitsl centuries Of dust, eq.1a1i
.izis TIL IL swells mighty river, N jiss sd1
M au With the bgEdsgof its trast- sqlin
isoldLengtbened chain oflmk tinvrokenol,O
,siis7 In the annals Of the mind, 1r1v bne
% SOC Bears t.many trophy taken .f14dl
From the tombstone ofmankipd. "a,
Tis no record of a faction,
I'D, Nor the triumph, of a soul, III ..rr
But a chart Of glorious action,
% s9flo' In agrand majestic whole. A' ''''a ''
~ \. Spring and summer there are greeting,
Autumn In dream repose.
gsr'.n Winter tempest-tost and beating bff
-4g Measure to the drifting SHOWS; frr
i..,, Winds above il whisper dolefuL -.,.r,i
Der II skies hang dark and dim,
''i'' And its voice Is ever n1ournful ''' 'i'ni
AS melancholy hymn. .rvsem
'F = 2 Tells its facts that have no fiction, $40
1921 Truths no ,skeptic may deny.
Wisdom lucid in its dictiou, 1' fi-a IolF
AS sunbeam on the sky: yl 2r
81 Ye may trace the true ideal, -'-4IoiE
shasla yi From that river to its source, 10. %
Mark the shadowy from the real, 80 -. -
;. st,..., Inits eyer-winding course ~ assssv
Be thou prophet, painter; poetA--ssa. asi
hs-ita Child to art or science we'd, -Hiu1
.,-,,s knowledge teach, that men who know It,
AZ And by elder sages read s ,si1,isst sa'ss
Ere the future shall be written, 's '7es g.
Read its lesson In the past ~ v ~,
Truth, though of by error snlitten. .sanI
81 lafi Is omhipotent last '5a3, y'7--f1 hJ
=, 80 Like dead rasef still surviving a. ya
In the temple domesof Fame, .w 90 q
Or Napoleon just arriving m'' 2s9sa.
'o'a' 80 At the greatness Of his name; - -
s..--- There are wise men, who like rivers 4
~ Issuing from the womb of Time, s-ii1
Pour their souls as generous rivers, 20
Onthc after days sublime. . sSs -
From the dust some genius towers, ss
''sas'1 High above its lower compeers, = y
In the triumph of its powers, ~ = 77rs.5
.sziis5 Shapes the destiny of years; ~8EIsIT1
Peril bravng, pain enduring,'s'sa 's2 -a4l
That II may the goal attain. ,.....---.....,
In the worlds great good securing
70 itself eternal gaiaiA H5h
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-08-26
SO a1i ued CIV 5tqsltoo
Painted Angels,at Saratoga,

sowsnanor .orrs.noodent has had ~. Gce,.
ipornr ,r;. w. !, sar..ogaf and ni H..
ivs r'S'f NY 7FytNai q bs'aNSt bfe5 'or ~ S1S'
fAPIIsspps spe epapysc' 5s.hgI .sq3s ;on. Esd
For ooe whole week ny most ost, arqens .1sy9 sym
pathies wsre excited st tne slek,y, 'sngu'o avg M
appearance OF a Young faoy VIZ 1.o 81.
seat e'recuy oppos'te sme every ees e'.n,'
dinner sable; hes ipr9iswssi maafissso
her skin perfectly lrraapnspareenntpg ranp and ne'
death hke nue. seemed 20 prevaue .ae wnole .,'
aemoFpne'e aooue ner; ,ne ~ snose ,s w. ~.s
unnatural yoI's''ancy, Eanhqs'' t"eu' wa was
o inogHrbe ,eIl iaies Of a deboUcIee, long.
ed1for n in1,rodnct ion That Y might recco tn1
roenda hs n,J;co annb NJ 4sesb oy,fers or a
hlond..nSk or. hn, fsil;ng .t sn,onnor,uoi
~ tn secnre this nriviIsoe 1 be.opoht n
lsdv friend 10 soooes, these ennlications ~ ~
la me. she exclaimed IN nttet nmszemenf.
wby how yerdant yooa nre. don't YOU know
that the lads mints l,er, lower eve lid. III
was indeed. too ,troe. as Jrbave since ascer.
taiued positively. She for whom nv, whole
soul tns yearned in sympathy for 4 week.
wa. daubed AIN oyeS with paibt.a and most
snoek'ng'y 'dHhsurea 'net sen 10 ers"'y q
pipie,' .as'e 70 oe =" ,he. .sAtea'e ~, ~, , ,asn
oitL ,hp9kn se'oenu ms ~ oue, = S;es
tuu.o " ivy Ga" " ies sra 80 IS z -. ~
u1snsu,ep oy 1a9o 81 s paue' o'ass . pa,us ="
.oe 'oWee eye''os. i"e ueAv., 'a'''o"
mby - require l@a'es, t'An"ea' Olmgssln
hps,' n9srs'ylN y na1 faou ~ ~ Ssss
Ra,s ts Saly" uss' a"p pnfipToss ~ ~
sSss,,, bs s,Ia eas ause.s ~ n pS" ,Sxs
aoou. ."e e,e', "ear 'e'Sc ""' !" oos 90
on'u 'oelrsaeadS, ana Ia se. "as'S,i''o "hAs
eAsse@es may we hossStee' ahsisesr " essa
''fSSs 'p'fSSs|FOie y ep'aaA--alamAz.- Ia gsd scis
Lazy BOYS "A Jszt hoy makes a lssyI
man iust as q prnnkpI smiling m ,ksa N
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-08-26

a. o can cannrt'h'Hir their be Harm rr is kis'ingTg,
.sgst a. ssA 'ieQ = 7Tsss .sirtsidsA s.fan so7
The waters kiss the pebbly shore,Sh4
The winds all kiss the hills; 1900
The ,snnbeams kiss the tulip bud-aasa1
ForD the odor it distills. .'lis-i.sa4ss5
~ k--u5tE2 wsfbnt--g1sfo
Thesdew-drops kiss the rose at rnorn5
The1cereus dew at eve, '-,.s 100 4,
And fern and flower in -circling clasp
Their mystic beautiful weave. s.aIsL
st 4 .sin--Jjcs7rN " b4ArbT-gesh5E
The moon-beams kiss the clouds at night,
Thestar beams kiss the sea, 49,
-. While shadows. dreamy, soft and light,
rs .EiAre kissing on the lea.
The zcphyrs kiss the blushing pink I
'7rge That bloOmso on beauty Zip; TSihG
g And ruder blasts though cold and chill
~. Z, Its ruby ectats SIP s' ',, ,' FIX II
''' The winds, the waves, the budding . ~
The laughing merry yrfll,
Are kissing all from morn to eve; ~
d hs's And clouds still kiss the hills 8 y "
Zen Heaven and earth do meet to kiss, ].
Through tears of sparkling dew;
.1st' In kissing then, can there be harm2 bs
~! 81. Idont think SO do you? S N. ',- si' .
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-08-26
lass IN FAaaa .lsD oAqssbbrS VEGETABLES a9 z

CLASS III AFARH AND GARDEN VEGETABLES
,AasmbE g1B. csidw "a. % , no6 ". is,sl. !
Three y, varieties s1 po1t4a.toess ,ss. 81 90 so
Half bush POI atoes. .asyr .l.s,,a do y do
HalE bush onions..,s.-.n.oa. go 2 do do
Halt basacarro' 'ss.so...se.9 gsssado s4do
HsH bush fat tBuip, ~. b:a-zi. asdo 1rao
Halfamshssweet poi stess. sss - do rsdo
Six Russia turn'ps .99..9!;;.....Ea. aodo do
SIX tdsufp' beetsM.. a..a e, e:n LIDO do
SIX Blodd bee,s. ,a...: =! -. do do
SIX pqrsnlps.. i.s'i.iris, - '.sa DO obs,-de
SIX vegetable oysllers,,. =. no do do
Three wA,er@eioDs. - s..ssE.ss.b sdo.. do
Three pnmpki6s 10. s.Sa. ~. .Jssdd do DO
Three " idter sqan sbes.'!as..s.... e dolm do
spcci@sns sOrgo. ,'..';' S,t: - = do DO
Six vegeiAble eggs. ..:A::.:s, do do
eM fea,spes; slslpf & 'tsisi iiaT- .z'tlno saao
Tyeive, pie plant stalks. ,s .rc ,,ri do \ do
Three eaoosges.y. vi. y, .ys.s .si do do
lively toms Toes. .ss.,. ..,ss, .ssu do do
Halfpeek gsrdeu beans .ss.5..x do 's7de
Lsfgest seriety garden xeg'bles sdooi do
: Comm IN II. Fem, John Murhu; Barnard
Nellisaly Bee aasota .tiilas isEsrs gdshs6.ssss
.sis hsa v,Hrsl lS-TT-Srsaloqgs sdi ia hs
90 sai 70 b1cLAss'Iy-THoRsEs..a M .sssA
Stallioos 4yearsia nd 'ovsr.aa.as $4-$l -
Stations years. .I'S8So-a q -
SiaIlienss2 ryeajs.. e .s.ss. sssA s2s-zi -
Brood mares. !s .aa.<Elggso. gtssi2--S lIS,.
Suekiug colt OF fieasIess ..s.I "A -AusH 80
Yearliag colt or fiIIy9 ~ .ils bI--sal dc
Two year old Rliyp.i..cs. g. .ooi''f -s'1s do
Two year oic geidiog = s,s /. es- ..s' 'oi0
rtS year 'asIS old 3 ly,tsii ssfslss! 20 ss 40 %
Three lgs rear old gsldipg, sss,a r,l5z 40 e9
Three ,yssrioh psss. ;Ifq,s 10 yluyoI do
aCsmn QqFasliAs MsFsasOsAsY aIiakss
A'psi' ls f's'as .sshsIw a b,adsla .lshaIw 4
s,sste aua ,uQsssS5I8 " = .IsbalW g =
ssl yo.susSI Iffsss ffss yRs' Rs fk boEsEs BGii 81 suss
PsirafsF@ AeFsss ysr, mares, y, ,,$4ur$S az
RsI matched sslaiegp bss bod Arr 2z7
Rair matched bmaaess 81. 10. ssall Arr Bier
Raisamssebsd 9 yssssolas. -. n l--- "a.
iosrssg gembs n .sssgs ~ ssa- htsse
se:;sislv & sss:sgsi tsi ssss2ssv ss sesi'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-08-26
R+51yaItiHEsi
L-MEMBERs AS3 yIsITpRs.,,.,

Rule l.-All persons paying One Dollar to
the Treasurer, will be considered Members, COR
the year ensuing ;aalso shall,b furuisfed With
a. family tick et OF admission toa,he FairE ~ .
. "a Tickets admitting the holder once
will be sold for Is cents each. 14s7lhi ,dsoos
ssd. The law forbid'Iing ztheg sale of in-a
to xicating drinks, and the exhibition ofshows.
swings, &c, without license, in the viciDiy ysof
the Fair Groundss will be strictly enforcessfgnd
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-08-26

Nearly 500. 200, ,OOeshsxs been passed
through the In'eroal Revenue Buresu
siaee It's orgspizstiou. aud 70 far itIhss tos
sastsinsd shs loss OF . single .dollas BY The
miscoudues pl sOJ Sf rs 0aeas s:' - - Z 81 =.
rtxaf 'rfiF - = tleg
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-08-26
WHOLE NUMBER.SIz

Carriage mare. .-..-......... 81 I 60
Fasmshoraeosr more. ,esooa ssAis 60
Seddle horse or mare. :.:,,sod s9--s lirf
Conn. u. 8. Edwards. A.oGs Rosksslt
Richard Stephens 49, ''-.''0vo
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-08-26

I . 6Ruiel,4-Committees ifcrl eavhs day. will BE
|cplled a.lp o'clock A,sMsdJedee ees ore sequest
edsto report sbemselves promptly at the time
AZ saca6ciss viii then be filed. 49,
I'd. No psrsona WIN Se aiio wed to iuteffefs
with the Judges during their examination
No premium -sill be awarded where the owners
Come is attaehed. ,,sw,B t.-u,ar ~.,o,;fI
40 Sd. No premiums shall be awarded fot oh.
jects NOT meritorious. When there In bo Com
petition,-Judges may. awsrfiI6rst nori second
5Wemiuwpceording to merit, ,ajldsb usmiasgS
n 4th. Committees will be cautious in giving
cards their reports must correspond entirely
with the manner cards are gireuss solisslioo
de5,h Reports must be in,eIiigibiy sand dis
tipctly marked or written out 10 sfull and the
Dames OF all the judges must be affixed, and the
reports must be retorued To- the oSecret6ry as
s6on as Practicable, after the aexnh hineiioas ore
ma is cR ,nldiaT n % ysH n@aO
6,h Discretionary premiums may be recon-
mended on any articles, regularly entered,
though not embraced in the published list o'si
'EO'F!.L6abRRs OyJ1aS ~ yJ1aSaisosSEsT8l T8T"s
Rule -Tbe fret day ofthe Faif will de-
voted g 2 making eai,ies and arranging articles
sa2a :. Commiit ecss siIl be scalled the coud
day, a. 10 An ard viii proceed immedistey
to the examination OF all classes except horses,
Sd. At 10 A. NJ. the third, the several
asses Of horses will sbe en- lied, TO wit a--tst,
allupbr9ke horses, aud colts, incudisg, brood
mares = I'd, STATIONS; Sd, carriages and farm
horses. .1c8sii
Alb. All animals Sm6st Ebe do -rendiDcss o
enierlhe-ting .oa-the~ ~eail sf.ihe.. aiarskeAsasa
must leave when directed. =, =.
aA Badge lvip % given tbs .prepi@
ANIMALS. aDdthey must then be led around the
ring at the director Of the Marshal,
u 0 q y q y
.ssLIS1f OF PREllLIUlHS,utSs
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EDGAR Halt. Clhim 4 Assat. slse Z 4 XreSn,
.r the fheeuix and City: RsssIlsss<Asss cassnles of
Hsssi,Et tessSe4 GerpI AnstIePpsusgs Setey sRpbIi
peSS-N VsHaFP' sigFS.s AANsAlf ohisf Z ",
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IA .s5cI.Ass IIAaRAIysaAyp sRHp3d

Half bush White $ winter inter wheat: ST 90 SO
Half Tall b! bnsb i red winter wheat adoli do
Half bsgSh spring wheat ,-ss..,s do 90 do
Halt bushTyesa..rro.. sa, .. ..lp,do,di do,
Half bush sbasley. .s...5as. 6. ,sndo os1sdo
HALF bush osts. .. y.s.-a.as. l.. aia do d do
Halt bush buck wheat =. ..l.g5!.s do 'ia' dc
Halt Ibush dubeans q. ~. ~ do dc
Hnlfsbush gtass4seed.! .i..a ..ss..:os do 80 do
HaiS buy h flax seed. - :. I....s' do dc
Ifaif bush ne ears corn -. .. do do
Half bush ears early cora. do do
I Comim--J. n, Lewis. II, p. Newton, L. X .
Afnsden. sft tisS'Soh4 -'0s ''' % w - "a
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-08-26
. A RaLIroad Roma anoe.as

Ayoung B'euteuapt had apparently sue
ceeded ia making himself exceed ingty'
agreeable to q married lady, accom- panied
by her li.,lo daughter: and by dthe
train approached lhe tunnel at Muldgough
hill. 70 The gay and festive len,euant leaned
over and whispered in the ,lady's ear, It
was noticed that The appeared lhupder-.
struck, and her eyes Immediately after
famed with Indignation. A mo.nent more,
and smile lighted up her features. Whn,
change! That smile, it was not ofpleas1re,
but was sinister. Itdwass unperceivedu by
the Lieutenant. She made ohim a reply
which rejoiced him apparently very mnch,
For the understand q properly OF The narao
tive--this er true tale-Se mas. tell the
reader what was whispered aud what re
piled. % Whispered the Leutenant--I
mean to kiss you when we get into the TIM
nell! Replied the lady ,'dlle will be dark
who will zee IL? In'o earth's bowels lin, o.
i be IL ltnnaei--rsn the earsad Lady anil
colored nurse quietly changed seatesi--.s
Gay, lieu, enant tprew his arms around the
lady sable, pressed her cheek to- his aud
fast aud furious, rained kisses on her lips =
iIn a few moments the train came into the
1 broad Daylight; white lady looked amazed,
coiored lady bashful, bIushng; gay Lieu"
teuspt befogged. Jane, said The white
lady, what have you been doing? Re.
spondsd colored lady, notbingl YES, you
hayn, said The, While lady, not in under
tope, hut il, a voice that attracted tbes at
,en,ion of all 10, the car, see how your col,
|iar is runpled and your bonnet pashed,--
Jane, poor coiored beauty, hung her head
a moment, The -obsetved' OF all observers,
and thva turning to aroand the 'Hea,enanr.
replied, This man bugged and kissed me
in'tSe tunnel el!hl Loud1 oand long was the
laugh ihs tfolle we'd among the passengers.
Thew bite ladyue pjoyed The he Amazingly.
Lieu tenant booked. like "a sheep stealing
dog, left ihe car, and was seen no more
| during she trip.--Nashpilk Union %
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.EOlHa.-rosbsRs ~ oay1R Aha .RSsAlsSossNFNS1H{Eue AlsSossNFNS1H{E

must leave when directed.
Sfh Badge lvip % given the prepi@
animdis. aOdthey must then be led around the
ring at the directior Of the Marshal,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-08-26

-aiWhens Uuited STATES sConsui General
Potter re- urned TO Montreal 'front.' the, De-
thoit bOounnr reialt Convention, an excited
mob 20, ,hered la asbe vicinity OF bis Office.
aud threatened to tear iovp C.he Stars and
Stripes, The Intention TO COMMIT this.
outrage reached "Hapgman' Foot's ears.
and be became very efcired. We've had
our Fight over sft.' said he; bdt,, bya---no
d-.nd Sforeigber shah tear it'sdown, unless
over: my dead bodyi"- Brave, Fooyl
The ciiisensi OF 4 lYoangsseAxa, ssOhio.
hassI deeided 10 cfects monumset iiss the
Pshlie Sqasrs, ius tbs b place to tbe memoty
ofsoldiets who have fsllee ip, The late war
ET'GpE, Tod, addressed The citizens. ysrpt
lly ,sdyoeA'pg ,bss .PEojscsl J Cimpittsssss tssss
were appoint ed to solicit Subscriptions, and
Hon, David fod. W, D. Csawfyrd sod r;
H. wells appointed Z committee on Mont.
msBs, q .Ses { y vesissb sssa blsoe ss9 esl
essI iFavs 'ses tss s'eSesas y ssiHH
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-26

NOTICE.
FINE Lot Of Silver Plated Castnrs lust received 70
Asale low, at No s02 Market street by
TVOA Y DHNORNAN
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-26

The Brfdat Chamber, an Essay OF Warning
aud IpEsruetion for Young Men-pubShsd by the How
ard Association, and sent ee Of charge in ssAed
lopsa. Address, Dr. J. skin Houghton, Howard As
Aociation. PhiladslphiA Pa. febl0ly
Deafness, Blindness and Catarrh
Treated with the utmost succeas, by Or. J. IsAACs
0euliEt and Aurist pormerly Of Leyden, Holand) No
bIs PINE Street, PhilAdephla. Testimonials from the
most reliable sourecs In the City and County be
A. his ONCE The medical faculty invited to
company their patients. he has secrets In his prao
Ice, ARTIFICIAL EYES, inserted, without paiE. No
tharze made for examination. teb10iy