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Obituary..
GIACOMO MEYERBRER.

This great dramatic-musical composer died at
Paris on the ID Of the present month He was born at Berlin
September 1854 aud therefore nearly 70 year. ola ~
the time Of bis death His father was wealthy jewish
banker aud the home Of the young composer we the resort OF
the mos; ius,rous vota. In Berlin Of literature science and
art members OF the family being moreover dsuh
guhed by their talents and leaning. Gacomo began very
early exhibit intense love Of music 1t i've years OF age
beng play the piano forte and at seven able
play When years old he began TO attempt
composition and though without theoretical knowledge Of
the laws harmony produced pieces for the voice and piano
with great facility. Ills teacher this time Bernard
Ansem Weber whose method Of stimulating the young pupil
aud allowing him TO write exercises In the most absruse
branches Of counterpart without rendering sbe to discern
and correct their faults. not Judicious-in fact Weber
himself was not sufficiently educated musician to detect
these errors. and sending MS by Gacomo to tho famous
Abbe Vog that accomplished instructor the celebrated
dsy returned it, saying that was but string Of Inis
,tc, The Young student then u.s. determined at to
Mace himself under yoses tuition and proceeded to Darn
IA Tor ,b. nurpo.e Here no met with Karl Won Weber
o ,den Ind close friendship was formed between The
,v.o which was only terminated with Won Webers life.
Under the direction the learned Abbe Meyerbeer pursued
with confidence the study Of harmony and eounerpoin'
and in the course of his studies composed uch eapos'e
sacred music which marked by the severe scholastic
vs f M; astsr These early works for the nios pat
uad die Natvy produced him the distinction OF Composer
to the Court After years Of study he PRODUCED AZ
Munich hi. opera Of Jephthe which, though full oil eonIa
punta skill showed 20 small degree OF attention to the
attractions Of melody that the public were dpeased WIN
it and the composer proporonstely disappointed "'ye'
beer his practice at the panoior'e win '0
success, that Mo.eheles then rapidly rising In fame pre-
dced that he would become the greatest performer oil MS
II long before be was commissioner oy 'e
Court Of Vienna to write opera, DE bedeH hAa'p''
which however. possessing the unaracVe charac'er
istics lie predecessor received by the public with no
greater favor and the composer prevailed upon to VISIT
Italy tina, he might hear the music Of that country ana
especially Of Rossin the praises Of whose Iane'sd WEI
then esoundng throughout Europe Myerbeer hoard TINS
Venice and charmed with its grace and freedom nom
the scholastic letters in which his compositions had
been evoked at determined to adopt the rich colorng
and meodc beauty Of the Italian style Not that he discarded
the manner Of h earlier writings for while he resolved 20
make Italian melody tho framework Of his writings he
asIstmnod 10 strengthen and expand ths With al tbs usa
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thought we had better stop passing them The reso
ton was agreed to. IoP
MORE INFORMATION WANTED. lin

deur OF massive combinations Of harmony His first great
opera written with this design CroeIto Eo
in l825 though not until the appearance Of several other
orks gaining FOR him distinction, a. established
Idx fame He did not for time after this
again appear before the public, his marriage in
1877 nj, the death Of his two children which threw him into
meacA oily state saspendng his labos In 1891 Robert e
D,b, Wa performed for the frs! time at the Grand Opera
Paris and wa followed by that noble series OF operas which
includes the Huuof the Etoe du Nord and the prophetic
His last werk Afaiae has been for some time under
lined and performance was only deferred by the difficulty
Of obtaining soprano who should realize his ideal Of second
Cruye bu, he was not destined 10 witness i representation
The mental powers this gea, composer were unmpaed
by are at the time deah and hs enjoyed the not
mon privilege OF seeing reputation built up by industry and
genius ripcn to uness before the nations In the death Of
Meyerboer the world susaus real loss But his operas will
remain grand monument his glory-h melodies which
enrsnced and the great vocal and instrumental combinations
Of massive harmony which sstonhed and elevated hi' hear
er, " "A live as long as music OF the Heavenly gifts by
which arc fed and refreshed the souls Of mankind.
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viii be bed at the City OF Syracuse WEDNEoDAf THE
TWENTY-FIFTH DAY OF MAY, 1854 al IL m. 70 choose
Delegates TO the National Union Convention to be held at
ncfe the 9Th by Of Sne, for the purpose of
candidates TO be supported for President and Vice President Of
the United States
All Union Electors Of tho State OF York who desire
the unconditional maintenance OF the Union the
Of the Constitution aud the complete suppression Of the
itlng Rebellion, with the thereof by vigorous war
and all apt and efficient invited 10 send from each
Assembly District three Delegates represent them IN said
Doegaiosto be chosen at Conventions called
by respective Union Local Committees heretofore organ
ized Dated Albany. March ~, 1864
CHARLES JONES, VA. r. STEWART
JAMES KELLY III. ID. ROBERTSON,
J. Il BUTCHER J. ODONNELL,
HAMILTON HARRIS, w. :. LINCOLN,
J W. FREEMAN, i. b. FISHER
JOHN A. COOKE, WIN GLEASON,
X USHER, ISAAC FULLER,
n IAPHAM JAMES G. JACKSON,
ID. v BERRY &. ID. TRACY,
M s CUSHMAN, J. NJ. SCHERMERhORN,
FRANK HlSCOCK, L. ID. COBB
BENJAMIN FIELD,
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IAdver;iscinenti
BRwARE or
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ORDER Ne !

H1erea, Certain parties are oiierXg for sale spur
imitation Of HUDDELs GOLDEN BrI7ERs' these pres
cnts 10 them greeting notify ins them that an!
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sold at retail Otherwise, is an infringement on oui
rights as well a gross imposition on the public oui
goods being put up in own patent bottles only al
such acts will be Immediately prosecuted under the
laws protecting proprietary manufactures.
GLo. G. HUBTEL g. Co. Hudson,
Central Depot. American Express Building. No. .,
Hudson.street. New-York.
Proprietors Of the Golden Bittcrs.
Sec tia: the United States Revenue stamp 10 on the
cork OF each bottle.
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The CAR-DRIvERs STRIKE MOVEMENT

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Acknowledgement

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BRILLIANT NOVELTIES,
in
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al
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To Owners Of Iron and Coal WOrks.-Mr
vIrI EVANS father Of Miss Susannah Evans the young
Tssnee lecturer will leave New York for Wales the
h * iune Parties desiring workmen communicate with
A.. FVANS Il once Having been all his days among this
% ~ ner.ons they viii have full reliance in hs testimony,
I G can secuie skul workmen and those Of rreproscha
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

sUKNEY OF THE YELLOWSTONE.
A report of the exploration of the Yellow
sone River by Capt. Reynolds was submitted TO the
house ~ the Speaker, and ordered 10 be printed
REPRESENTATIVES, FROM ARKANSAS.
Mr.. DAWES UD.. Mass.) presented the credentials Of
T. A. A. G. Rogers, member elect from the lid Con.
sssonal District Of Arkansas which were referred to
tgCOmnittee on Elections.
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'p'' NV new stock Of SPRING CLOTHING Il now
ready and is not surpassed as to as.ortmens style or
price In this city The Custom Room, Furnishing
and Children's Department not equaed SUBTRACTION
slyen. y. b. BALDWIN
Nos. 10 and u Bowegy.
The largest store In the city.
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Dusincss Notices.

AN EXCELLENT REMEDY. - Whoever Is
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and public speakers they Of srea; vaue-lAlton dh
Courier.
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A GENTLEMAN WITH AN OLIVE BRANCH.

Dr. DAWSON dem, Pa) offered resolutions TO the
east That, had been declared by Congress in 1861
tvwO was not conducted fof purposes OF subugation
,orQaest but 10 restore the supremacy OF the CODst
tClca aud the Union. therefore it highly proper
In the hour of triumph and exuitaiion OF victory
aid tender the olive branch Of peace as exchange
fothe sword and that the President DO required 10
n g proclamation Of amnesty 70 any State which
shld lay down its arms and withdraw from the Re
babn with guarantee that such Slate should be left
10 20 yanze and determine its institutions with
out jctatOn interference from the Government OF
1e T. ted States.
n NOS MYERS Un Pa) moved 10 lay the resolu-
tionon the table which the Yeas 70 and Nays
81
RECORD OF A TRIAL WANTED.
. ~ xgLLEY (Un Pa offered resolution requesting
Secretary OF be requested 10 forward 10 this
o1s zoe proceedings In the trial Of Robert Taylor Of
Jsansee.
g. M Cox dem, Ohio said that he did not object 10
sns rolatou but the War Department did LOT re-
poaoto the resolutions Of this House and. until our
s'sAa1us could DO treated with more respect DO
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Tenth Ward Union Associniion.-In accordance
with the call u The Central Committee special Meeting 81
this Association will DO held Runts Hotel, No. ga Fand
st., on WEDNESDAY EVENING the 18th. inst io Tho pur
pose u eeon. Delegates 10 the Assembly Dsrc, C0nyen
tons said Conventions 70 elect Delegates 70 the State Con
youton Polls open fnm "A 10 O'Clock. BY ofd-f Of
THOMAS &. gHORSIOs, fTcsidoni
wv RoycHgL T. n. LAwKEsCH Secretaries.
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Special \ otitcs.

Special Notice.-Al eH Members Of tho 18Th y !. ). NJ
HiUuLANDENSl requested 70 meet AZ The Mercer.
House, conner Of Mercer and Broomess this TUESDAY
a precisely 10 receive the veterans Of TIE above
Rr.iiprn. who are nov on their way fiom Washington by
order o. Capt fALIONEh. ComHandaH''
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-08


BRIeBrRSrNo PRosPEcrs.--I will defer unit
my Dext letter any detailed statements OF the
Frightening prospects of Gen. Hood and his ar
my before Atlanta merely adding that at last
the great and powerful State OF Georgia seems
throughly aroused, and that while Gen. Sher-
man has as yet received no reinforcements, II
is believed that every day adds an accession ol
strength to Gen. Hood-Richmond Corrss
pOndSnee London Times.
This reminds us of little story A
friend Of ours became uneasy about The af.
fairs Of debtor, and meeting him one day
erquired Of him respecting bis affairs Alb,
said he, | have had pretty haid rowing,
but can assure you that my prospects are
Frightening Come over tomorrow and
will explain my business TO you. The
friend went over the next evening. aud ar.
rived just In time to find his property in
in flames. Alb, my dear fellow, said he,
see your prospects are Frightening. Yes,
replied the unfortunate, they are brighten.
ing-wi,h vengeance. Hoods prospects
are brighten in the same way. Possibly
the London Times can see that light by
this time--Erie Dispateh
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p6T Gold has been constantly declining
in value during the past two weeks, until
it touched $Le9 from which it,has huctuat-
ed to about $l.8T a 90 sThis has caused
d decline in the price Of Dsy Goods, as well
as other articles, our merchants are mark.
ing down their stock to correspond For
iegn goods especially, are tumblng down.
bup nearly every class feels to, a, greater OF
less exteat, this Influence Peace democ
racy goes down in about two fold ratio
and the chius of cOpperheads fairly lop'
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MARRIED


In Conneaut, Oct lst, by Rev. A Langdon
Miss SARAH M. PARKER, of Kingsville, to Mn
JONI A. VASsIcKLIS, of Oil City, Pa.
In Conneaut on the 2Sth of Sept. by Rev
j. J, Bliss, Miss DErPHESE @. DRAKE. to Mn. Z
J. RANDALL, both of Conneaut.
III In Conneaut, on the 30th, ult, by Rev. ]. ]
Bliss, Miss NsrrIe j. NILES, to Mr. 1RUMAs, Il
RISG, both OF Conneaut
In Morgan, on the z7th of Sept. by Rev. ]
WrigleswOrth, Miss EsrELLA f. NOZZLE, u
Morgan, to J. w. ME..RIHEw, of Warren county
Penn.
In Hsgerstown, Sept. 2lst, by c. T. Sunbury
Esq, Mrs. LYDIA JosLIS, 10 Mr. fnoMPSoN RAW
SON. of Richmond.
At the residence of the brides father, Sept.
LIST, by Rev. j. 4. Carroll, Mr. SILAs J. SWEET
of Cherry Valley, to Miss LEAH Smith, of Mes
sopotamia, Ohio.
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neIso1of TelssrapN Dear sirf

Efitorof reisRraph-Dear Sir Z ifl a d $50 .a.N
with your pers,icn wish TO say 10 The rede Of your
paper, ,thst will send by return mail 70 all Aho Wish It.
leel Recc With full directions ff hirKinf and using
smpR yegesAe Balm, tbat sill eiIecus Eeicve y ten
the skin fssth he sshe son. eieef snscth and Beautiful
viii also tna ts u hbse hating Bald Heads Bare
Frvpr dnbe direetibnb aid Information that will enable
ths 10 sh groN of Hair, Whskers or
MoiistHohe In iees than 30 DAYS s.taytt.l
All applications by return mail without charge.
.. ~ fiiios. r. CHAPMAN, Chemist
sm1ss f-tn~.s. ssl broadway, N. Y.
Instrwctfon in Music.-PROF. T. II. HOPKINS,
Gives Instruction Vocal and Instrumental Performance
Plans and Guitar, and viii Arrange and Compose Mu-
sic when desired.
TUTrI0N-$10 term-oue-haf IN advance. Pupils will
be Accommodated with Of Piano at his residence 74o
'g71l aeI 30 r.tuta.iT
saponider, Concentrated Lye, or Family
Soap mtkef.-War makes high prices, and Saponi6er
helps TO reduce them. makes SOAP for FOUR CENTS
POUND, using your kitchen groase. ffi
CAuT10Ni-As spurious Iyss offered also, be care.
etksrr being counterfets. -i,I f...
Al p T.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-08

The following persons have been elected OF
fcers for the Ashtabula Agricultural Society
for the coming year President, J. p Jen-
ming. Plymouth; Vice Presidedt, d. II. Prentia
Jefferson; Directors WIN. Jarvis, Hartsgrove
J. L. Fillmore, New Lyme; d. L. Bailey, Lenox
Lewis Thurber, Conueaut; Frank Greasy, Cher
ry Valley; Marshals, Calvin Dodge, New Lyme
j. d. Ray, Lenox. e..
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-08

wfiAANDHHTHs VEGETABLE PILLS.
Ifnniiibe for eostveness spsss oss Of sppstite sick
hssdsSbe gdusss Of boatng sfer meals dirEiuess
drovsness, and crsmpng palms. and all dIsorer OF the
Original Latter Il 20l Canal street, New York.
"a j. !, o. COOK. pnbIisher Of the Sfsfs Bannsf, Bon
hiiKton W says, be attacked with Dyspepsia and
suffered 20 severely IT, that not psricie OF food could
b taken without occasioning the most uncomfortable
ton IN BIZ stomach. For i've years he suffered from the
urssdful compisint when he used BRANDRETifS PILLS
The st box did TO benefit him mueh but the
bnd prdnced change by the he had taken sr box
COMPLETE CURE effected. He any dyspep-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-08

DELAY.-A half day spent at the Fair by
our empl oyees has thrown us back that time
10 the hour Of issue. This will account for
the failure Of the overland mail 70 North Shef.
field, &c.
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DIE .

In Sheffield, Sept. 29d, after an ILLNESS of "a
hours, nVERSoN A. son of Edward and Eliza
Gillet. aged years, month and 10 days.
On South Ridge, Sept. Goth, Infant son of Mr..
and Mrs. Grin Shepard.
AT Big Spring, Adams County Wisconsin, on
the 2lst ult., of diptheria, Nathan, son of Caro-
line and Allen Williams, formerly of Kingsyille
aged years, months and days.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-08

CLosISo SroREs AT s.--Our merchants have
formed compact, agreeing to close their stores
at 8 in the evening The document with its
signature will be given 10 our next.
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LUMBER WANTED

- n WILL Pay the market price in Cash
all tBs following kinds Of Lumber delivered
Smith Go. or at II. t HsTbor ofAshtaSus, to wit
s.s500.000 feet / inch White Wood-l2 feet long
100000 feet 1 inch White Wood--l2 fees long
~ 80 900 feet II inch Chair Pauk-l2 feet long
100000 feet / to 4 inchs thck-l2 feet long
II 10000 # to 10 id sqr columns--l2 feet long
s,s200.o00 feet to in White Ash--12 feet long
EIs A.naSuIs. D.e1,. lsea.4d la - = n i"h "'A 1H
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-08

MrrLISERY GooDs. -MRs. PHILLIPS has
splendid stock Of new millinery goods, which
will be noticed by advertisement next week
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-08

Mn. ABKL GRRALDs will please receive our
thanks for bis half busbel Of frst premium wheat
from the fair grounds.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-08

THs RArLRoAD..-1here is a report current'
tha, the work on the railroad from Asbtabuls
to jamestown has been suspended till next
spring. We are informed by / hose who know
4 hat such Is not the case. The work will be
prosecu ted. as fast as possible from this time
forward -SentiueL
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-08

Ex.Gov Dennison has been sworn 10 as Post
Master General. -fdIfuf - II
Ex.Gov. Wood, of this State, died on the lst
inst. at his residence.