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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-23
MARRIED

In the NJ. E. Church in Conneaut on Sunday
evnng the 18th inst, by the Rev. j. H. Tagg
MIR. HARVEY GUTHRIE, Sen., to Mrs. II. n,
BREWER, both of Conneaut.
In Harpersield, July l4th, by Esq. Bishop
Miss LILLn BrRDErT Of Austinburg, to Mr.. GEo.
WEBSTER of Harpersield
In Trumbull, July Sd, by Daniel Webb, ESQ.,,
Miss ELIzAnETH PoTTER of Hartsgrove, to Mr..
GEo. BOLSTER, of Trumbull.
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REDEKER, THE BARBER in all his toDsoral
naturalness aud accomplishments has returned
to Ashtabula, and again run out his pole. Ills
old friends, and the public generally, will find
him over Fowlers saloon, late in the occupancy
Of PUNCHES. the Jeweler.
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inabe for cosveness spasms loss Of appetite sick
headache giddiues Of boatng after meals dizziness
drowsness and campng pains. and all disorders Of the
stomach and bowels.
Original Letter at 294 Canal Street, New York
]. j. G, COOK, publisher Of tho Stale Banner, Ben
nington, W. says he attacked with Dyspepsia and
suffered severely from It. that particle OF food could
be taken without occasonng the most uncomfortable
ton 10 his stomach For Eve years he suffered from the
dreadful complaint, when he used BRANDRETH'S PILLS
The rs box did not to benefit him mueh but ths
ond prodnced change and by the zine he had taken six
esa COMPLETE CURE effected He says: "My dyspep-
sa gone and my expectation osn early death vanished
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"P"-The first of a series Of letters
from a new correspondent who is oD a
trip of examination of the condition of our
forces, disabled and diseased, wilt be found
upon the FIRST page. The intelligence of the
writer, and bis versatile sprishtly style and dis
crimi1ating judgment, will give his letters, we
doubt not, more than usual interest.
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DIED

WILLARD U. HAWKS of the Northwest part
of Jefferson, member of Co. @. Goth o. V. /.
was killed at the front before Petersburg, on the
25th of June, 1864
AT the Conneaut depot on Saturday morning,
the 10th inst, of dropsy and heart disease, Mr.
JOHN BERRY, aged 64 years.
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Capt James Carlin, of the Quarter Master 8
Dep. Nashville, who has been recruiting labor
ers in town. left Oh "Wednesday, with Gile, .,
Cleveland. G. F. Gray, Adebert Loo mis-. Jas
Carlir aud two or three others, how many more
we did not learn, residents fSprin field. These
men go as laborers not soldiers and are not
sworn into service. Reporter.
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TnE SANpusKY RrGIsrER ESTABLISHMENT on
account Of the failing health of its editor, is
offered for sale. 1t is iu successful tide aud en-
toying enviable reputation. 1t affords good
chance for business; Bill JOHNSON, are the
proprieors.
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Give heed A cold s ofted thought to be
too trifiug matter TO claim immediate or seri.
ous attention until it gets such hold on the
lungs as to imperil the life of the consumpive
paiien,-tlen und not till then do many think
serious Of relief, when it often comes too late;
what foolish Negligence we say wien 25 cents
W i'll 60 so far us to cure u Cold Cough. Sore
Throat, Hoalseness, Asthma, &c ; hesitate not
TO go 10 Druggist aud invest that in bottle
of Madame POrters Cough Baisom.
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LYONS KATHAIRoN.

.Katharon Is from the Greek word "Kaihro or "Kath
on signryng 70 elesnse reiuvinate and restore This
article IL what s name signifies For preserving restoring
and beau,ifyne the hair, h the most romarka6e
preparation in the world 1t s again owned and put up by
tbe oeiual proprietor made with he care
uk attention, which gave II sale Of over one million
bottles rer annum.
: Il Ia a most delightful Hair Dressing.
-rsftai u eradicates scu q and dandruh
u keeps the head cool and clean
II makes the hair rich, soft and glossy
prevents the sir from falling of and turning gray
II restores hair upon bald heads.
ANY lady or gentleman who values beautiful head Of
hair should use Lyons kathaon II Is known and used
Throughout the civilized world Sold By all respectable
dealers.
pEMAs S. BARNES & CO., Proprietors,
NEW YORK.
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KINGsvILLE ACADEMY The fall term of
this popular and prosperous institution, it
will be seen. is 10 begin on the prox.
The corps of teachers, is also announced,
which with Prof, B lrrett at their head is
a warrant for lbe past. and sufficient
pledge for lhe future.
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DR. Clark having had twenty years expe ence In all
treatment of chronic diseases of every character
OF the THROAT and LUNGS will give perfect satisfaction to H.
who may apply for relief
Having had successful practice in the above pla
ces for several sof which satsac
tory reference given. all medicines prescribed NJ
operating satisfactorily. the money shsll be refunded.
Prices OF Medicine for One Month"; from 81 tn So The Doc
tor can be consulted the last weeks of every month";
his residence No. ISL Pttsburg Street. Cleveland Ohio. $50
Preserve this for Reference.
Cleveland. Jan. 1885, y. e. CLARK. DIN.
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GOING TO HrRAM-Frof. g. w. Haywood,
for some months past connected with Spring
field Academy has accepted the associate Prin
PriucipaIship OF Hiram institute, Portage couu.
tv q
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II. Lyle White Drafting Commss oner in
Crawford County, and one Of the editors of
the Crawford journal, was drafted few days
ago. How are you conscript.
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TO THE YOUNG OR OLD,
Male or Female
you have suerng from habit INDUCED IN by the
YOUTH OF BOTH SEXES.
WHICH CAUSES so MANY ALARMING SYMPTOMS
v ID SHas hswJpr Marriage, et
Aud Is ihe greatest evil which can behl
MAN OR WOMAN.
See symptoms enumerated in advertisement
aud If you are a sufferer,
Cut out the Advertisement, fEf}T
And send for il Vt once.
Delays are dangerous
Ask for Helmbold's,
90 as3 e441a6 Take no other. fl 81
Cures guaranteed
Berdre Of Counterfeits and fmiiatioHs
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LUMBER WANTED.

r WILL Pay the marke, price in Cash
for any all the following kiads of Lumber delivered
the Store in this place formerly occupied by Prentice
Smith 20. at the HarboF OF Ashtabula, to wit:
100000 feet 4 inch White Wood-l2 feet long
100000 feet inch White Wood--l2 feet long
so 900 feet IA inch Chair Plank-l2 feet long
100000 feet II TO inchs thick--l2 feet long
10000 fl to 10 in sqr columns-l2 feet long
100000 feet / to 4 in White Ash IL feet leng
R, WILLIAMS.
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The Girdrd Union states that enough men
have contracted for at $3.50 each to fill the
quota OF Girerd under the late call.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-23

NEGLECTED CopoHs AND COLDs.-Few are
aware OF the importance of checking Cough
or Uo@mon Cold, in its first stage; that which,
IN 'he beginning would yield to a mild remedy,
u ueg'ec'ea' soon preys upon the Luugs.-
"bro'0ns bronchial TroeAes," or Cough Loz-
e6ges. afford instant relief
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

| AM now in receipt OF my FALL and
Il WINTER Stock OF BOOTS and SHOES, bought for
CASH. and which Will be sold the very possible per
oent. for Cash Produces. Ny stock consists In at Is
follows:
IS custon-made thick boots.
cises boys do do do
cases youths do do
ctses gents calf boots.
caseR boys do do.
womens ni,ses and chdrens calf Bamors bootees
large stock of ladies' and goat tipped Balmora
bCotees.
800 pair woucns nd misses half Rslmoral.
100 pair lasng gaiters-ades' misses and citdrens
full stock of Chdten's Shoes, all sizes and styles
Mems and boys calf Oxford ties and brogans.
entlemens and ladies' rubber, plush and buffalo Over
shoes, clldrens cacks, &C. all OF which oeI the most
liberal terms
ALo good Stock Of
HATS AND CAPS,
Groceries, Cockery. Wall Papers, c sets of Ladies Furs
also few extra AuIs cheap fol the times.
J.P. ROBERTSON.
AsLtabula. SEPT 2lst, 1s63 Tls
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To Nervous sufferers OF Both sexes.

Rerend Gentleman hdUing been Restored to health in
few days after undergoing all the usual routine irregular
expensive modes Of treatment without success considers
his sacred duty 10 t6mmunicare to bis afflicted fellow
lures the MEANS OF crhE Hence the receipt ofan ad
dressed envelope he will send fec) n copy the prescrp
tion used. Direct to DR. JOHN DAos,LL. 1856 Fulton
Street, Brooklyn, MY.
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A terrible cold blooded murder occurred
in Cleveland on Monday night. A man delib.
erately shot a woman through the head.
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Thompson Quarry.

THIS Quarry. situated at Thompson,
Lake County is the nearest and most convenient for
the citizens Ashabua and vicinity of any ober and the
quality of its stone superior for nmness OF texture and
durability Stone cut TO dimensions and for any purpose
dressed the workmanke manner aud short notice
Orders solicited for Flagging, Steps, WeStones, Under
pinnnS Window and Door Caps and Sils Coping and Wa
ter Tables When the travelling good parties may do their
own hauling at a considerable saving. d. EDGERTON.
Th0mps0n. Dec I. 1892 6T5
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-23

Mathews Chocolate Worm DrOps!-Never
fail to destroy and exernae all kinds Worms
are perfectly reliable In all and far superior
all the Fancy Worm Contecon and vemiges
They uay be taken all times with perfect safety
they contain No Mercury other deleerious Drug Moth
should always purchase them aud give their children
other No catharc whatever necessary given Each
box contains "a Drops or Lczenges Price 25 cents.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicines.
c. II. WALKER Cen Agent,
697 Buffalo, n. Y. Fort Eie C. W.
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HOWARD AssoCIATICN, philadel

Ia phia, ra.-Diseases OF the NERVOUS SYSTEM
sPematorhea Seminal Weakness Impotence and other
tions Of the Sexual ogaes Physical Debility and Prena
ture Decsyrsw and reahe treatment In Reports OF the
Howard Association sent by mail Y sealed letter enyel,
opes, free OF charge Address Dr. SKlLlIN HOUGHTON
Howard Association, No South Ninth street. phsdelphia
Pa. 8sS
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wh,ch be would invite attention au, a bsneyhg tbsy
arc the bsst Mowers ever pyeutea = 2, : .f.l.fN.
AShtabula, June 3dl 6eS Ioa.
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DIR. Bush's Great American Eoneset or
Th0roughwOrt Tonic.-No remedial agent has
such universal application the Thorouhwo has been
used from lime immem rial for Ague and all Bilious
mens Patients with the following symptoms will be special
ybene6tted by this remedy Headache dizziness
by Bilious tomach IL cespses the skin better than any
other remedy, Restores the appetite, gives the
Stomach and facilitates digestion. Intermittent evers of
all grades and Characters Ague viii terrible pains in
bones Dyspepsia with vomiting of food Beching Wind
and Feeling Of obsruci 1T the pit Of stomach Vomiting
of Bile with extreme prostrstion of strength, the smell
oOd causing sickness at the Stomach unes and
Of the Liver, around the with uncomfortable
feeling Of pressure Gouty and Rheumatic disease with
OF tie Muscles hoarse Cough with rough voice
of the Chest night Cough Dropsca Affections Dysn-
tery and Diarrhoa Bleeding Piles and Typhoid Fever.
Price, per bottle, 70 cents Sold by
GEO. WILLARD, A,htabula, Ohio
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Special Notice.

A LII Persons having unsettled Accounts
IA Books prior to the LIST day Of December ses are
Respectfully Requested
to CALI aud settle the without delay Those having
Notes due AID unpad hssehy smndsd that want the
Money meet my liabilities Wheat Oats Corr Pork But
ter Lard and Dried Fruit will be received on notes and ac
counts, II delivered NOW. GEORGE WILLARD
Ashtabuls, Jan. lst. 1864.
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GEORGE HALL.
GREAT WESTERN PLANO FORTEl
y. .Meiodeon Depot at 1876 Ontorio st
tLEyELAND, o. ~ ar
BRANCH DEPOTS AT
SSsIHrARyTILAiis SsITE!yIiis sakFss sakFss
AKRON sANDUsRY,
requested 10 act as sgents and literal percent
ago given for ali sales nude. sendfor circulars, 4e
Magnificent S ock,
Comprising Pianos and Meloaeons om than twenty Of
the s2s, makers 10 III, country nay he ound at bis do
Complete assortment held by any hrm in the rnion.
Reduction 10 Prices.
Bs industry economy aud ersestenee f,r neary 10 rear
Mr. Hal has become compete master his profession and
Acknowledge superior in the business From Apr
st 1884 be will sell his instruments lower rates than
heetofcrs bringing them within the reach Of all Nov tie
time 10 buy. '
Do You Want good Piano,
Msioaeon. Church Organ, Cabinet Organ, nsrnonu cs
10 you want to be relieved Il tie responsibility
bother and rik Of secctios' Mr. Hall befend you His
experience enables hin 10 know just what you want
Do You want TO exchange Your
Aelodeon for sryer one or for PisDo Or -FOUR Old Piano
for new Onr' Write, or come and tan It over.
The Bradbury Piano,
geting TO Ls the Piano ofhs age. Prvf W. b. D. & In,
lie the bussness He knows what good Piano Is
and viii have 1t right cost What may send for circular
that will tell you all abo 4 It, Dr. Hall Las great variety
Of other splendid makes also
Travelling Agents, Peddlars, &c.
II has become quite "chsf4 to 20 about maxi
ing great pieentons and sometimes having to
set &C. There I. usually Huch responsibility attached
and after they have told their story just Mr. Hall
him in person before purchasing you will get rea
bic infoi maiiOn that will DO OF value to you,
Present range OF Prices.
Pianos Oct Rosewood
Super Royal $500 to 800
Good to Super 400 400
Fair to Good 200 :" 200
Meodeons first qaality $50 to $500
Cabinet Organs, IS 4" 500
Harmon ums, 100 I" 200
Piano Stools, "a rs
Piano Covers, 81
P. o. Address.
Direct all letters Geo. HAIL. Piano Dealer Ashtabua O.
or TO the nearest place who're Lraac DEPOT il located
Cleveland o. Gko. HALL.
Ashtabula, March 20, 1884. 74j
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InstrWction tu Music.-PROF. T. II. HOPKINS,
Gives Instruction In Vocal and instrumental Performance
Plan Viin and Guitar aud will Arrange and Compose Mu
sic when desired. -..,r ...
TUTTTON-$10 term-ona-haif In advance. Pupils will
be Accommodated with Of Piano at bis residence TAO
-saponiaer, Concentrated Lye, or FANNY
Soap Maker.-War makes high prices, and Saponifer
helps to reduce them. II makes SOAP for FOUR CENTS
POUND, using your kitchen grease.
tFCAUTIoNiAs spurious Iyes offered ALSO be care
ard only buy tho patented article put up in Iron cans
Others being counterfeits.
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Ashtabula Union School

Ashtabula Union School.
George w. Waite, A. b. Superintendent.
Z, xo W. WAITE Principal of High School,
Miss SARA N. ScHooSNAKuR. Assistant In High School
Miss IlRLEsA ScHooNAAKxR, Grammar
Miss CAERiE f. KiSa, intermediate Depar, uen,
Miss SUSAN SAMPSON, Secondary Departn ent
Miss SUSAN M WILDKK, Primary Department
Miss EMMA ENSIGN, Assistant In Primary
The School Is Free to all persons OF suitable age residing
within the village limits and the "Dsct attached thereto
for School purposes"
weeks constitute year. pupils from abroad
w.lb,
For Primary mar annum $500
For Grammar 1900
For High School 1900
Tuition payab Ie In advance.
All applications for admission to be made 70 Lt Sipern.
tendant.
The Fall Term commences Monday, 3 = ! " 7th
1868, and the Winter Term Monday, January 9th, lt4
It is highly desirable that pupils should gin h opeu-
period than term and deduction fo'
cept IL of sickness o removal.
Rev ] n. GlELETT,
C. Z. BRUCE.
II. FAssETr. Prest,
II. J.. MORRISON, Ireas
q. G. CULLEY, Board Of Education.
J. B. CRnsBY,
STEPHEN HALL,
A. r. nuBEARD Seeretar
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Gooeries, Groceries.

II II. WILLIAMS, having purchased
liz the Store fsrmerv occupied by Prentice aud Osborn
has with mach selected choice let sf Groceries, which
he Intends 10 sell very low prices for these tme and
hopes bis old friends And the public generally will give him
rAA. f.sn's
He expects pay oash for oss kiads Of country Produce
IL veil As for Lumbar.
he has the agency fths esssssd improved -Hahs.rd
standard and Light
, 1864-06-29

lSpecia1 D1Fpatch to the Chicago Tnbune.1
SPRINGFIELD, Tuesday, June 2s, 1854,
Brig. Gen. julius White has been relieved
from duty as commander Of tue Draft Rem
devious at this place, and ordered to report
to the Commanding General Of the Army Of
the Potomac, for assignment to duty. Gen.
White has been a valuable and efficient Off
Ger ut this place, and his administration here
has been not only acceptable to the people,
but quite satisfactory to the Government.
Camps Butler and Yates, were redeemed by
his stringent measures from the bad name
they had obtaind previously, and military
affairs conducted in proper spirit and with
evident ability. He leayes for. Washington to.
morrow. =.
Major Jas. J. Heffernan, Of the 55th III.
infantry, is NOW In command of the dfafI
rendezvous.
The 18th Ill cavalry hare arrived at Little
Rock, Ark, and will be engaged In. active
service this summer. .-' 49,"
Col. Henry Yates. of the 1oBth Ill, arrived
in this city to-day, from Little Rock: :
Gov. Yatcs is urging the establishment Of
large United Suites general hospital in this
section of the State. This is very much
needed, as the present accommod odations are
insufficient to supply the demand
srR1sor1ELD, H., June 27.-The. rema1n.
ing Coles county prisoners, slxty-hye In
number, have been confined at Camp Yates
ever since their ar1est, awaiting the action
Of the Federal court, which has recently ad-
1ourned.; The Grand Jury failed to find any
indictments. Alter the Grand jury had been
, 1864-06-29
N&m advertisements.
II EA1 ESTATE AUCTION
BRYAN HALL
On Wednesday. Irne 291h, ut *
O'Clock r. n.

The tufe8 Hitherto adopted N1 bo GesSeHy Oh.
se--7e.-@: --!-!G1-. 7s.ca - ava: ~ e...r.
Minsd. 70 b openly snnouncet- and No az -B1n
DINO OR DECEPTION or ANT KIND ALLowEU
10 ssle. Purchasers It former sales rnAs good bar
1Ats, aas.l.iye stas.. kG.-.1. 1.--.5. Ts<, 1cl-
lowing ts psxttAl list:
souIa aEaTEE sT@EET-Ft:st ol,ss rental proz-
ery @ t:oit; a q; r c=p:a. Il lie Latin n:ock. Mint
cS4I as3 Ranao.ph aaa Lass. tau
AiSz1E s1REhT-East of Dearoorn.s 20 Il. ..ont
with buildings.
RSEs ssE ;Sa YES q 60, s
RASnoLPH srREEr-Qatsa near the bridge, e1c.k-
WELLS sSKkfr-sa1,est t.st 20 nlsy, no.ta Of ro,x
Mab:sN TeaB .sr - - so IT. IN
Fean & h n1ssss n AZ .ss
EM:abc:h .ho:ts 4 b.:ssis. vii 6s seid b 8
n;lots, OF s. Fhols' Sea advertisement efss-
EDNA rLAcE-5o feet hopt By 1a3 feet desp, 1t 4
oAKENWALD-A eesutful let rrnrt,rs woo:ant
5sS99;: ssS!;: Ss1s $; s:sS o5 as's I'd.
1AEs*S 91ASSa eas e Il, e s:ss g.
IA isSs :@es as q: K T. It, sa:s ssa a,ai' T.
TFsT w4sHNG1ov srREEr-Loss west os
deso 'as II Var
WEST LAKE. e1REET-seve5a1 hon.es and loes.
sss 6sa to be
Aialnam u ii pr ioot. 0' 40 ~'>>' ''''''N'~
1aT g .ad e. tisef e s5s'n S4sash 1asn
sq9a5s q on eornef @ sinIman cn,x ~ A1so Is rs
esy s ps
places near the Junction and tho Park Seminary.
TaTicn!ars csu he ssc.r.ained II THos. B. KK-
AS.s A Res! 4 Estate @ t2'1fe; RFy:a H4.1 Mpsox .n..,
, 1864-06-29

Mics Mandana T1leston, daughter Of The
late Cornelius Tlleston, Of williamsburg,
Mass, vas married q few weeks since, at OK
ford, O., to Rev. CALVIN. Fa1rbank, alter au
engagement Of thirteen years. Preparations
for their wedding were being made twelve
and Q half years ago. when. Afr. Fairbanks
vas Imprisoned In Kentucky for assisting
slaves to escape, end he has just been re:
leased. Dnring all this time Miss Tileston
did not relax her efforts to secure bis re-
ica6e.
Thousands Of acres of soil ore annually
plantedto flowers In France and Italy, for
making perfume alone. A single grower IN
Southern France sells annually G0,0o0 lbs Of
rose flowers, 80, COO lbs. each Of jasmine and
tnberose, 10000 lbs of violet blossoms. be.
sides thousands Of pounds Of mint, thyme,
rosemary, &C., and be Is but one Of hundreds
engaged In this branch Of horticulture.
MORE "EM1oRANTs TO JouNsos's ISLAND
Fifty four officers, recently captured
reached Johnson's Island on Thursday. wi
learn from parties who left Sandusky yester
day that orders had been received to prepare
for the reception Of 1000 additional board
ers at Uncle Sans Hotel.
, 1864-06-29
VOLUME XVII,

upon the markets arc rs really renuine rehe1
aE Il Jcg's own band vss on The be11owa'
This imitation. this fraatlc climbing of pricea
will, end only in one yar nnd all
who .are in the way when The fill
comes viii get hurt. Deal in 1onr
tlour, 20 In on hiehyincs. mt m your mar.
Gins on gold and crasn. tut know fbon that
suddenly the winds that are getting up this
tornado In the markets win suddcn1r 1uu
without warning. without pre1nopition.-
md what a fall VIII TINT .,c. ri, countrmen-
1t ie quite time TO be bufluinr a hospital for
lime ducks. It's wards will be- presently
full.
Adyices from Europe to the 18th instant.
statc tlat the pirate Alabama 1las arrived 1T
the Ffcnch port Of Cberbourr, where s1c is
repairing. The Conference on the Danish
German question was postponed from the
18th to the 18th There is some excitement
in Madrid ovcr the Peruvian tmbrogllo.
Congress is etM hard at work finishing up
the important MEASURES which were left un-
til the heel Of the session, in order that grab
and gab might 1lare the bctterpart Of the Con-
gressionn term. 1t will be relief to the
country when this stream OF diluted states-
manshtp rms dry Tor a season. Providence
evidently intended 10 numo!e this na1son
sety low D 1ne SPECTACLE Oh our present.
congress.
, 1864-06-29
= WAsnxGToN, june g, 1864.

WAsuMG7oN, June g, 1861:
rThe following is the conclusion Of the report Of
Monday evenings proceedings.
g. s., HOUSE.
p Mr.. STEVENS, OF Pa, offered substitute
authorizing the President to call into the
military service not exceeding SOC, 900 mcn,
in addition to those already called for, to
serve for two years, unless sooner discharged,
ana tint, If not otherwise obtained, a draft
may be ordered to take place within forty
days, OF at such time thereafter as the Prest-
dent may direct. AnJ person who Is liable
to draft, and has been regularly enrolled,
may purchase exemption from the draft for
two years By paying 500. Any drafted per-
son NAV purchase the like exemption By
payipg $500. The communication money thus
pald shall 20 into the treasury for the pur-
bose Of paying the bounties herein provided.
Every soldier voluntarily and Regularly
enlist1ng is to receive a bounty Of $500. Il
he is Killed OF dies in the service before the
e1piration Of Lis term Of enlistment, 1t shall
; 70 to bis heirs His bill proposed to accept
of 1000 volunteers fos the term of two
years, to be composed Of men between forty
i've and hfty-ave years Of age, for post and
'earrIson duty, etc. to be called the Old
: MI H. MORRILL,, OF Vermont, interrupted
the proceedings BY reporting & joint rcsolu