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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-30


ali such matters, relates that "the latest fash
ionable innovation vas seen at the dinner par
ty Of great official, namely, the photograph
of the giver of the good cheer on the back Of
che bill Of fare Of the dinner, one Of which was
supplied to each guest. =
A convention Of manufacturers is called 60
meet in Chicago on Tuesday Of next week, 70
consider the propriety of urging upon the
Secretary Of the Treasury tbs justice Of post
poning the collection Of the income tax on
manufactures nntil the meeting Of the next
Congress. The signers of the call set forth tbs
fact that the amendment taxing the incomes Of
manufacturers was passed without knowledge
Of it's favorable effect
4 number Of leading democrats Of PennsyI=
vania have applied to Maj. Gen. Wm. 3.
Franklin, Z. S. Vols, for bis assent to be
made the democratic party candidate for Gov
ernor Of that State next fall and he has accord
ed them the use Of bis name on condition that
their convention will adopt an emphatic and
unnliatakable war platform.
I1tormation it is reported, has been sent to
Washington, by the committee appointed to
inquire into frauds upon the Government,
now sitting in New York, duplicating a Major
General now in the field in certain grave charg~
es relative to fraudulent disbursements.
Speaking Of the next election in Maryland
in which che question Of Emancipation will be
made an issue, the Washington Chronicle
says:-"No conditional Union man will re-
ceive the SUI port Of the true friends Of the
Union in Maryland at the coming election.
So clear, SO distinct, and so jealous is the test
presented by the good and true men in Balti-
more, representing as they do, their brethren
throughout the State that st nearly every one
Of their meetings the Administration of Mr..
Lincoln, and its entire policy, is heartily en-
dorsed ln truth the loyaGsts of the city OF
Baltimore will not permit doubtful men to ap~
pear at the polls; and we anticipate chat ths
coming election will show that in that State
number of avoWed Republicans have been cho~
sen to Office.
One of the n. Z. religious seotarian journals
had last week, lugubrious article upou the
manifest decline of interest in the "Anniver
sary' spirit, as evidenced by thecomparative.
ly slim attendance at the different May meet
ings in New York The writer, in connection
with this subject, alluded to the curious fact,
as he considers it, that while the anniversa~
ries in New York are waxing old, aid are rea-
DIV to vanish away, in Boston they are still
sustained with much, if not all, their original
spirit,
The extensive bakery Of Austin b Co., in
Lynn, Mass, Government contractors for fur
nishinx hard bread to the army and navy, was
destroyed by fire yesterday loss heavy, bus
amount not ascertalned,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-30
PUBLISHED DAILY By
EDGAR SNOW DEN, JE.
nzas~ OFT CE-No, 104 King street, over
ono,s formerly Frenchs) Book Store.

9 ona;s formerly French's) Book Store
Hop Vim. Temple, democratic member
elect 70 the next Congress from Delaware, died
At Smyrna, in that State; on the 28th inst,
after protracted Illness aged 81 years. The
deceased was formerly Governor Of Delaware.
An inspection Of army Shoes made in
Cincinnati, discovered that they We're made
with uaper inner sole, then filled in with
wood and very neatly covered with sole leath
ar, They were returned to the manufacture
ers
Prentice laughs at the heading "Astound
ing Robbery" which frequently appears in
connection with some fraud on the govern
ment. He says he occasionally sees cases Of
astounding honesty, but robbery no longer as
tounds
Mr. Chase Secrf tary Of the Z. S. Treasury
has nominated to the President, for the pos
ition of Second Comptroller Of the Treasury,
Dr. J. NJ Broadhead.
A horse thief, who killed two officers while
attempting his arrest at Kokomo, Indiana,
yesterday, was taken out of Jail and hung by a
mob Of citzens
The court-martial to investigate the charges
preferred against Colonel Belger, late chief
quartermaster at Baltimore, will convene
at Annapolis on Monday morning at 10 @ clock.
G. s. Leech, j. I. Rumford, T. S. Rankin,
J. A. Scudder, Jas. 3, Bennett, Wm. Vavter
and George Laws, for aiding and abetting
those in arms against the United States Gov
ernment have been sentenced by Gen Burn
side to be confined at johnson s Island, depot
Of prisoners Of war, at hard labor during the
war
An official dispatch from Perryville, in the
Shenandoah Valley, midway between Har-
per's Ferry and Winchester, dated the 10Th,
states that the affair OF the 10th, by the ad-
vance guard of the First New ork, was more
serious to the Contederates at Berry's Ferry
than was at first realized, Out of the twenty
two Confederates two were killed, five wound
ed and ten captured, One Of the killed was
Captain ". ". Meade He was shot
from his horse and drowned in the river.
The steamer Of the Central American Trans
it Company, which had been seized on april
I by an American named James Thomas, and
handed over to General Of the Revolution
ary party have been restored to the Com
pany, and that the line is again in successful
operatlon
Dispatches from Cincinnati state chat a
number Of conscripts FROM the 18th Tennessee
Regiment reached Cairo on the 25th instant.
They were on their way from Port Hudson to
join Gen. Bragg's army when the battle Of
raymond was fought In the fight they re-
fused to fire on the Unonists. After this en-
gagement they encamped at Mississippi
springs, where they received fifteen hundred
Fgelntorcements from Alabama. In the mid
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-07
DIED.

At Mouutain City, Colorado Territory, Sept
10th, Of Mountain Fever, FkANk NJ, CowLKs
son Of Franklin and Mar5 Cowles, Of Harpers.
field, Ohio, aged az years. IA. = =, ssa a...'.'.,
In Connenut, on the 29th att, Mr.. RfcnARD
BfDrtE, sged so years
. AtErie, on Wednesday morning last, j. B.
JOHNSON director Of the Q. f. company.
Mr EproR-Iu noticing the death Of Joups Baldwin
in your last que mistake occurred by the Correcting Of
which you will obgo the friends of the deceased The facts
are embraced In the fnllovngi
Dsd in New Haven, KY of measles the 22d January
AEes EeNUND BALDWIN OF saybronk Astabula County O.
aged lS years and month, belonging TO Company A. 6Oth
Regt o. vi son Of AnandsrJ j. and Elizabeth s. Baldwin
hahoning Register will please cop Co1a
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A specimen of the wine made at the Perew
vineyard was left at our Office last week by Mr.
Johr Persw. It is evidence of what may aud
will be done in this branch of industry in this
locality. on our ridge soils. 1t was made with
out sweetening, and therefore, not quite as pal
atable as othor samples we have met with. but
its merits in other respects were Of a successful
character. The vineyard embraces some eight
acres planted with both the Isabella and Ca
tawba varieties. The first will come into full
bearing the coming season. 1t is under the care
OF professional French vine drcssers, and the
order and skill observed 10 the manag cement is
matter Of interest, aud will no doubt afford in
struction to our many amateur vi0yardlsts -
The summer pruning, about which there has
been some discussion, We noticed by a brief
visit 70 the grounds last fail is rgdly followed
1t wssexpected that the yield Of wine the past.
aud frst season. would be some Q or 3 hundred
gallons.
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VInum sAmbuei.-we have been shown specimens
o. sacament or pure juice Wine epOrsd by Mr. ALFRED
sPEKR Of Passais ~ j. out Of the Portuguese SGnbucu
yauabie fruit which he easates In this country In taste
It Assimates to port without its hsatlaG quAes being
absolutely free from spirits further than the
In New York and other hospitals tonic gentle stmuen
duree aud sodohc Mr. Speer has been nne yeas IN the
years old DR. Chiffon the chemist cerfes It's pari y aud
medicinal properties, and other eminent physicians attest t
value tonic. 1t is diicuit not impossible get glass
ofpue port wine for inyaids and this Is pAata6le snbst
tute for the pure article possessing many OF the qualities Of
old port being in fact considered supshor-h IfibaAs
GEO WILLARD has obtained that over our years
old direct from the vinyard and will furnish info and
testimonials a TO the virtues Of the Sambuei.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-07

HAD TO SUIT !-our usually serene aud
generous neighbor of the Reporter, has been
overtaken by another fit of tribuation about
his editorials. He came near losing his temper
sometime since because, as was alleged, editors
here and elsewhere we're approprating the In
Dor ofhis brains without due credit Last week
we copied an apimportaut item or two from
that sheet and haviog fresh in mind his 70 mer
tribulation, was careful to have the proper cred
it 81 ven. and now we are abused for some tri-
fling Inaccuracies, which could not make one
hair white or black in the appreciation of the
articles in question Thiskind of fussy captious-
ness partakes too much OF feathers and ncuba-
tion for one whose legitimate setting is upon
the editorial tripod
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would not be without buttle of DR.. Tobi-
as Venetian Linimeut in the house, is the uni
yerSal remark from those who have tried this
wonderful preparation for Rheumatism, Dysen.
terry, Headache, Pains, and Aches of oil kisds.
II is worth its weight in gold to all who value
health. Price rs and so cents. Depot Sc
Cortlandt street, New York. Sold By all
Druggists. +" = Ia p ~ '' 7 z
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MARRlEn.

lnSaybrook. BY the Rev, J. b. Barholo
NEW. Jan. 9Th. 1868, Misc, MARr A. Back
wtrH, Of saybrook 10 Me-. EArHAsIn MILL
KEN OF Kirkland, Lake Co Ohio.
10 ChalGeld, Minnesota, on the 18Th at | ;
Rev. U. W. Fuller, Mr.. C.eE THURBER. ( n
merly Of Conpeaut,) to Miss MARY RA' D. Of
Chaifeld. 'i ~ Q h'.I y "a i
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-07

GRAIN AND SrOoK Trade OF CHICAGO We
learn that the Messrs' Fairbanks have set iu the
elevators inthis city, during the last year. about
seventy Of their i've hundred busbel hopper
scales, aud several smaller ones. Each of these
can be loaded to it's full capacity and hslload
discharged 10 sfsW minutes, which shows some.
thing Of the immense amount OF grain which can
be weighed upon them. They have also set, at
the different stock yards in the city, ve of their
stock scales, with platforms of sufficient size TO
weigh whole car load at ouce, which must add
greatly 10 the facilities for shipping live stock
from this market Chicago Tribune.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-07

1MPORTANT to FEMALEs-Dr, Oh c ecse.
mans Ptlls-The combination OF ingredients in these
Pills the result Of long and practice They
are mild in their opefUon and cerai in correcting all irre
nlartIes Painful henstrGatUns removing all obktueon
whether from cold otherwise headache pain In the side
papitaon Of the heart whites all affections hyster
les fatigue, pain in the back aud limbs &C. disturbed seep
which arise from interruptions Of nature.
-.....f p DR.. CuEEsEMAS's Pills
the cement Of in the Of those
Irregularities and distractions whc have consigned so many
to premature grave No female enjoy good health un-
less she Is regular and whenever obstruction takes pace
the general health begins to decline. .ay .- -
st DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS -H '-1
the most eectua remedy known for complaints pc
euar to Fema les TO all classes they invaluable induc
ing with certainty periodical regularity They known
70 thousands who have used them At different periods thop
out the country taving ho sanction or some Of the most e
inent Physicians 10 America. '. 49,
Explicit dhections stating when they should mt be used
so pills. tl'''A N'ii' - ---- =
Pls sent by mail promptly BY remtng to the proprietor
Sold by Druggists generally. X. b. HUrClIlNGS. Prop,
. 70 Cedar street, N. Y.
Sold In Ashtab1lA by. =. :. ~. :. GEO. WILLARD,
Sold in Conneaut by y'... ...,.. d. LYONS. $50
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-07

The bettsF nations become acquainted with
each other, the fewer viii be their prejudiees
and the more likely will they be TO love and
respect each other. just so with Herrick AL.
len's Gold Medal SaIeratus--the more you
know Of il. the more you want to and the more
anxious you are to have your friends become
Bread &e, bat II cures dyspepsia aud strength.
ems weak stomachs, X bas no equal Most Of
The 0rocsrs have II. ~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-07

We have had occasion to test the merits of
Speeris Sambuci Wine lately in ono of those
complaints for which il is recommended, and are
convinced that it must eventually take the
place OF port and the adulterated stimuIants
prescribed heretofore in cases Of debility. H.
II Bay has just received large invoice OF the
wine direct from the vineyard.
Pnrnnnd 4nterfirer
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FIRE.-0n Tuesday morning, before day
light, a fire broke out iu dwelling house on
Harbor Street, known as the OOz,ns property,
but until recently oWnedby Mr.. Jac' Dauner
who bad sold aud removed some furniture
The entire building was consumed but its con-
tents we're saved, Our Fire Company was on
hand, but on account Of the scarcily of water
could be of 40 particular benefit.-Rrporter.
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no sKannfacturers

As the Assessor has determined to hold his
ASSISTANTS "a ihe, Limitations of The statute in
making their monthly returns, it becomes me-
cessery that every manufacturer, the sales of
whose products amount to S6OO.to make a
monthly report TO the Assistant Assessor on or
before theJJtM Of the month following. ,a
.... ..JAXEs .RERD, Asst Assessor.
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+. a
IEonAx 4 BkAco.--The Book establishment
Of these. gentlemen. ~ bletsland. has been
steadily growing In is scope and proportions,
urtII I. is hardly surpassed id the great vest
We we're shown through II tie other day. aud
struck With surprise u the variety Ahdlexteut
Of their stock, embracing Law, Theology, Med
icine in, facs all the departments OF science and
literature. Ia the fancy line, Photograph Al
buns, now become one Of the Indispensable in
stituliOpsofthe ceutrci tdblo, ltRoy. hate the
richest and most extensive ossortments, we pre-
sumo west Of New York We acknow'ed Se
the obligation they have laid us under for the
very elegant aud massive one which fgdud its
way 10 our domicile. When visiting Cleve-
land, our citizens should not I'll TO look in up.
on Messrs Ingbam & Bragg. a''H''e"'i
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No CHANCE FOR DISSATISFACTION. DE Land
q Co. authorize those who sell their goods to
tell purchasers TO use o0e-half ofa puper Of
their Chemical Saterdtus, and then if they are
not entirely satisfied With It's superiority over
Soda or any other brand Of Saleratus to return
the balance and get the mouey refunded This
Saleratus is perfect, therefore they are willing
10 letit stand or fall upon its own merit
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tgIKrrHSAt REvESuE-The Collector OF H..
ternal Reyepce adyertises 10 another column
that the United States Taxes embraced In the
Assessofs annual list (which is mostly license
end bu ggy tax must be paid by the l4th inst
ontpenaliy Of lawr We notice by declaon Of
the Commissioner, that Collectors have no right
to remit penalties, hence the Importance to all
conceruedsto SEQ that their taxes are paid with
~ the time desiguat ef.'iu@ ,sis9ohguotu
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HALEs EARLY PEAcH. .--Haye yeu ever seen
i'll Grown from peach stone brought from
Germany by person named Moas. The ori.
ginal tree ripeDed it's fruit as early as the 18th
ofJnly.. Such q variety, Of course, soon came
into notice, aud its fame spread through the
counties Of Portage and Summit, where it was
first propogated. Mr.. HALE. nursery man OF
that section immediately ommenced its propa-
CATION under the, name Of Haies Early. 1t
haspew been some 10 or IL years before the
public, and stands untvaed as the best early
peach every grown in this Country. 1t is be-
ing extensively cultivated in Lake ald Cuyaho.
ga counties, the fruit ripeoiug from the last of
July to the 6rst OF August, according to the
season, some planting hundred Of trees for early
marketing. The fruit ia or medium size with
deep red cheek, very fragrant, flesh white, juicy
and delicious. The tree is a strong, vigorous
grower, aud an abundant bearer, not subject TO
uiiIdew' like efnost iofathe odd early varieties.
Our citizens may supply themselves at the
nurseries of Meesrs. SroRRs & HARRISON Paines-
vile, who have some $4,000 other varieties of
the most popular and desirable descriptions
Orders for anything from these nurseries will
bo forwarded at any time wheu desired, feom
this cHice
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PRIZE POETRY.

Let ohiefans boast Of deeds in war
Aud MnstFels time their sweet guitar
noble theme my heart Il ills
In praise Of HERRIoK's matehless Pills.
Iheir cures are found in every land .Ii .i.s
Amia huasias SHOWS and Africs sand;
aheI Nondroqs works the papers hl fnt-
Produced BY HERRIcK's matchless Pills
Does disease aftci youi DO net doubt gH
This charming compound will search "A opt
And health again yOdr System ala N-r ....i
II you hy at once 10 HnaRIoks Pfs -
They're safe for all-both old and youht-
Their praises every tonguei
Disease, dsasmed, no longer Kills 1af.I
Since We are blessed With HERRIcKs Pills 9
~ Put gP With Engliab, spanlsh. German sna French
decton Price - conta per box SuRGr Cbaft1 Sold ~
dasisrs merrhAhfs and grceers sverywhsre iiye5f
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WARRANTED IN ALL CASES.
DIR. Harvey's
cHROMo- TRERMAL FEMALE PILLS,

For the prevention and eurs Of all aces 10 which the
female stem is peculiarly liable arising from Stoppage
Nature or Distinctions These Phs baye been known
theY perfectly safe to take BY the most delicate
10 Married Ladlss they ale particularly Recommended
what the obstruction may arise few days n
III produces the desired ect;and although powerful
yet injury will result from their use; those who
pregnant should not ue them, they have eGi
contrary 10 nature. Pamphets detailing their vriass wh
cree ear be had on application to tS agent Who VIII send
the Pulls desired by mail poetpad, % any address on
recep Of the money Price per boz Soo and two Postage
Sampa sold IN boxss contaiing SIXTY p By 81 The pin-
eipAl draegiHts spd dealers evelyshsrs
q. .WscLARKs Csn. 8. no superior e. cisFsiand o.
A. HENpRY5 SOLD geat for' Alhinba,s- ~ 'aa ~
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Ei6n Dunbar, pi.insIa .lrai.tfi.n Rtl. " frar
Svyrgs ?. Dougn'yl Edss!d 2 D Deughsy wnli.p
Pitkins and Gordon ". Tageafi, Defendants.
In the cou Of Common Pleus of Ash,sbula County, Ohio
f Civil Aciion.--Notiee Of Filing Petition. "a
EANDBR HALL and Rheua w Hall
r. bsSSs S6q 'Ps s0 pe"sA Beg. ESs'S
hdent Of tbe state Of Oo are hereby notified that the
Rsie' ss ELda h D9nsr or s nIoih day % January d
ogs % County state folio, against them, the object prayer
said petition sets arth that on The lsh d.y Of Ap A D.
said Leandsr Hall and Rheua Hall executed and deiIv,
sed 70 the sd El9n Duhbar deed Of mogg, conveying
situate 10 the visse Of Ash.asus and bounded o bS
lane Wet BY Park Street, South by lands now lhtsy
East by Main Street s - D'4i'''"' ""'
AlsG ,se Of l.Vd gp,ed p y. 9vhp Of
his h time thence North 10 degrees 5T East eleven chains
LINKS 70 Camp street thence south 81 degrees 21 west
dc sees 5S We: eoO chains thence South 10 degrees 69
c chains thence south SO degrees 81 Vests 26
south 10 degrees 25 East along d centre Il ala road sT
.oo enqins 20 t place OF beginning containing e24Ooo
the Recorde Of said county on the 18th day Of june 1857
as e same was eheented tcfecpre the payment Of prom
which Bore date April 16h 1857 and we're for the snms
aDs w. P9f for S s6OO dollars payable g nine mouts
9lC9 dollars in 5months for 332 16-lOO dollars in is
months mo- one t9ri 82loO dollars payable in 2l months
here now due and remaining aid on said noies "a s
alanth the sum 26o4 SO 6doarp with interest from the
10Th Day OF Oc'obe 1891, that tie deendan shove named
and Others claim Interest In alien npoa the said mort
aged premises and the petition AYERS that such interest or
ien npon te said mnttgased premises s subsequent inferior
or subject to the lien Of sad Eon Dunbar under said mort
gage said petition prays for judgment against the said
eander fa tdr the Of 28gl 6sl0ndolars with inter-
est from October 10TH 1861 and Tor the sale of the said
Mofgeged premises, 70 nay the notes aforesaid ming
ana the interest due thereon and for other proper
le Inc said defendants required In answer or ebuf n
6t6sf - - - II III az " nifRSY, S, i'''
January y, looS By Wilder h Fitch hq Attorneys
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On. HoEtIsp, The yeritable and graceful
"Timothy Titcomb," lectures in our village on
this Evening, on which occasion he will give
us his bew and much admired effort on "Fash-
ion which has called out larger audiences
than any other production Of the popular au-
thor. We lock Tor rare entertainment, and
our citizens as wsn OfsdjOnIng towns as our
own, will 10 doubt make every other engage
inent yield to this enlcyment Of the prom ised
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-07

Our Old Friend Chapman, of Conneaht, aS
we see by the Reporter, has again run bis shin.
gle out, and resumed the practice of his ptores.
sion Chapman is indefatiga5le, and never neg
lects the interests OF his clients. 80. .s
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DR.. FdkREsrgS's LECTURE on Wednesday
evening did not receive the attention 10 the way
Of audience, to which il was by its merits en-
titled. The audience tho not urge was an in
telligent ard dppreciating one The perform
nhce was scbolerly end mauy, little horid
perhaps and somewhat open to criticism for
i panegsfic but altogether very cFeditsble
effort DR.. Forester will lecture at Kipgsve
on Thursday evening the 18th instant. We
bespesk for him good audience. a, ss,
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Dental Notfce.--At tha solicitation OF patrons
In Ashtabua have engaged rooms at Fisk House. and
will be there on Monday the 9th day of June remain one
week. aud on the hrst Monday each mouth thereafter to
Couneaas June Sd 1862 Ivy - NAiSVS N Dsnsas ssa
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TIE Ladies' Aptilsisvery Society meets Oh
the afternoon o. Wednesday the lllh, at the
residence Of EDwM KISe. m'arf