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NLEVELAND : KRlR RAILROAD.
WIETKR ARRAHGnIMT.


On ana amer Monday. Oct. glst, 1854, Pazenesl
Trains WI run - DlloNs, GundayI 6xoepted);
LEAVE OLEVELAHD:
Z $50. a. M.-DAH Express TRAIH-Sto3plnS 81
Wlloughbys PainesViIle. Madison, Genera, An,
fAeulA, Oonneaut and GirArd only and arrive 81
.Sa .T1s 81 ~ 2. n, D1nkirk S;lb ?. n, BunAlo
S:25 P. M.-OINOINEATI EXPREss-StcvptuRa a,
EAnesYle, AAhtab1la and Girard only, and ar.
rye st hrle6 40 ?. M Dunkirk 8 rs ?. NJ Buf
$50 2. M NAIL AND ACCOMMODATIONS
stopgine at AL Stations and arrive at Kris Ai
800 P. M.-KIGHT ExPRKss TRAIH-stoppius n.
PAinesTiles Ashtsbula and Glrlrd only, and
EEriTel At Erie ct Rs40 A. T.. DunkiTk 3;0
A.E.. BuRAlo 40 An.
LEAVE ERIR.
80 A. H.-El0HT ExPRESS TRAIH-Stopr4ns
ct GiraTd, AshtabulA and PainesVIlIe only, and
Gals. a. 4. NAIL AND AOOoMMODATIoH
1BAIh-stoPping ct an stations and arrive a
I9sl6 4. h.-ToLEDo 4PREss-stoprlnE st al
stAtlCat e1oep sWanVllles baybrook, UntonYtlle,
Perry, Mentor and Wioklihe, and arrives ~
5:s5 2. M.-DIY ExPREss rRAIE-s.ovp,nr a,
9iTsrd, Oonnesut, Ashtabuls, Geneva 4 PAineG
vie onlyt and arrives In Cleveland ct 9:25 P \.
Second OlaaI Cars Srs run on III through
All the trains going westward connsot at OsyelanN
VII Tal1 ior Toledo Ohicagos Columbus, Olncin,
natl indianapolis 81. Louis. &C.; and all through
trains going eastward, connect at Dunkirk with the
trains Of the New York q EFis Railroad, and at But
lAls with thoss Of the New York Central Buffalo
Boston, Niagara Talls &o, and at Eris With trafrI
on the Philadelphia Erie Railroad.
~ Day Exprea8. East and West. connects Al
GirArd With Trains on Erie Pittsburgh RAilroAd
lor lhneHV1llss neloVtIle, Jamestown, 20.
Cleveland. Oct s7st. 1Sss-
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FROM CINCINEATL.

OIHCIHEATI, March IL.
The Ohio and Mississippi railroad track
being clear of water trains will resume reg
ulsr trips to-day. The Indianapolis and
Cincinnati railroad is also in running order.
The river is falling, with fifty feet in the
channeI
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LoCKPoRT, NY, March11.
The Flax Cotton Compsny's Mill and
machinery at this place was burned last
night Loss 5000; insured $lO,0 600. The
fire is supposed to have been caused from
friction in the machinery.
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Certificate of Authority.
70 expire on the 3lst day OF January, 1856.
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR or STATE,
INSURANCE DEPARTM'T,
COLUMBUS, o., Jan. 81, 1865.
WHEREAS, The PIscATAQUA FIRE AND MAINE
ASSURANCE COMPANY, located at South Berwick,
the State Of Maine, has filed in this ofiee
sworn statement Of its condition, as required By
the first section of the act 'To regulate Insurance
Companies not incorporated by the State of Ohio"
passed April 8, 1856, and amended February s.
1854 and whereas, Said Company has furnished
satisfactory evidence that 1t is possessed Of at least
one hundred thousand dollars of actual capital in
vested in stocks or bonds, or in mortgages OF rea
estate, worth double the amount for which the
same is mortgaged; and whereas, Said Company
has filed in this Office written instrument under
its corporate SEAL signed by the President and Sec
retary thereof, aurhOrizDg any agent or agents OF
said Company in this State to acknowledge service
of process, for and in behalf Of said Company,
coFding to the terms Of said law.
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the first section
Of the aforesaid act, I, JAS. Il. GOODMAN, Aud
tor Of the State for Ohio do hereby certify that said
PIsoATAAUA FIRE AND MARINE assurance Cox
PAAY Of Maine, is authorized to transact the
business of Fire and Marine Insurance in this
State until the thirty-frst day OF January, In the
year enc thousand eight hundred and sixty-six.
In witness whereof have hereunto subscribed
lSEAL.l my hand and caused the seal of my
tsTAMP.l Office to be affixed the day and year
above written.
JAS. Il. GOODMAN,
Auditor of state.
AARON CLARK, agent,
mh9:l94 Cleveland, Ohio.
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BTPHILOsOPHY OF MARRIAGE.

Tue Proprietors Of the New York Museum OF AnAt-
omy nave determined, regardless Of expense to is
SIS fr.e (for the benent OF suffering humanity and
suppression & quacseryl four Of their most inter
eaifng and instructive Lectures Marriage ana its
disquslifcatIOns, Nervous and Physic Debility,
Premature decline Of Manhood, Indigestion, Weak
ness or Depression 1mPotency, Less OF Energy and
Manly Power; the great SOoisl Evil, and those
MalRdigG which result from youthful f0llies, ex-
ceSses OF maturity, and Ignorance Of PhyHology
and laws Of nature.
Ttsss invaluable Lectures have been the means
Of snlighseniBg and saving Thousands, ond will be
forwarded Zee. on receipt of four stamps, by ad-
dressing SECRETARY, New York Hussum ofAnat-
omy and Medicine, 6ls Broadway, Hev York.
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New FORK a Harlem Railroad.
10 FRAEELERs.

NOTICE. 70 TRAVELLERS.
1.-TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
III Sundays excsptsd.)
h0RH1HG EXPRESS, leaving Troy at 9:I5 A.
n; from Albany at Hudson River Depot at $50 A.
n, arriving ct New York at $3.50 P NJ
AFTERNOON EXPRESS, leaving Troy ct $500
?. Nj from Albany ct S;I5 P. n, arriving at New
York ct o:2O P H., connecting with express trains
for Phtladelphia and Washington City.
The Cincinnati Express from Buffalo oonnectI
with the $50 at Albany for New York BY the HAr.
lem Road.
For the bstter accommodation Of the public, ar.
rAngemenis have been msde TO run the trains Of
the Hudson River ROilroSd Co. and those Of the n
7. and Harlem Railroad %. ct different houn from
Albany and Troy.
THE HARLEM ROAD.
Passengers will be ficketed and Baggage checked
over this road direct to New York BY the Central
B. B. Co., and all connecting lines North and West
Tickets Of the Hudson River Railroad %. and Of
this 70. will be received BY either road and Bag,
gage checked BY either Company will be delivered
In New York without change Of checks.
Nov. q, 1884. =: A. CHAPLIN, sup't.
FoBD b. GREzE, Advertising Agent.
A. B. kEIoKERBoCKER, Agent, Albany. po22Rs
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An persons purchasing slO 90 worth Of Goods
will be entitled to draw one Of the above Gifts;
sac 90 worth, two Gifts, and 50 on.
OUR STOCK contains Fall Assortment Of all
kinds of Dry Goods, and viii be sold as low as at
any Dry Goods House in Ohio.
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0LKVELAND AND PITTSBURGH
~ BALL AD.
WINTER ARRANaNMnNT.

1855. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1855
On and After Monday, Dec. l9th 1854, Trains Ieavs
Cleveland a5 follows, aaily, SUNDAYS excePted).
500 A. MAll-ArrtVes At Pittsburgh 90 p. H.,
Harrisburgn 2;s0 A. n, Baltimore 700 A, K
Washington l0:S5 A. n, Philadelphia 6.55 A. NJ
New York COCA. H., Wheeling 90 P. n Con.
meets at Hudson with q. z u. K. r. for Akron
and M1llersburgh-
l:30 P. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at Pit5burgh s.I5 p
n, Harrisburgh 30 A. n, Baltimore II 20 ?,
n, Warrington 40 P. n, Philadelphia l2:40 P,
H., New York 2:4 ?. n, Whssling 30 A, Il,
s:l5 P. -ACO0MM0DATI0A-FO Hudson and
intermediate Stations, Ouyahoga Falls, Akron,
and MillerHburgh, connecting at OrrVille with
- p. +. W. ; U. By. for Canton, Massillon, Woos.
ter and Mansfield.
ONrstTun through rom Pittsburgh to HsW XoEh
(Via Al entoWn) without change OF carr.
~ Fare Hs low as By any othor Hzr,
RW- Through Tickets can be procured at ths Union
TICKET Once, Meddel HouBes at the Depot, or ths
Huclld-SSFost Station =
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81 SESEE$EE ;sSEEi$EE$E'' SisSE$|51'
AND MODE OF TREATMENr rs
THE ACME OF PERFECTION,

II Penefrafes the seeret ambush Of
this terrible disease, and exterminates it. root and
branch, forever.
It removes all the Wretehed gymD-
toms Of this losthesome malAdy, and aFeFts cons
sumption.
IL cleans the head, deOdOrsses Gha
breath, and affords the most grateful relief
Ie alieviafes more agony and silent
suffering than tongue can tell.
1t Is noted for curing the NEST hoDe-
lesl cases, that every known means failed in
Gt cures Hay, Rose and PeFfOife Ca
tarrhs Of the most oDstinAte and violent eypos
No form Of Catarrh or Noise I'm fha
cad can resist its Penetrating power.
DR.. GOOdnIe's CatRrrh Remedy Il n
harmless liquid, inhaled from the palm Of the hand
DR.. b. GOOdale is known fhrOurhOu6
the country, a. the Author Of the only True Theo-
~ Of oeeeErh 9F0E PSLbiislIod. Wuere It's Okg1n-
What its Ravages-Mode Of Treatmeat-and Rapid
Cure In all its forms.
Dr.. GOOdale's Pamphlet on CaGaErIs
should be rsad BY every Il can be obtained At
our nearest Agency, or By sending postage stamp
TO our once.
Price 81 90. Send stamp for pamphlet.
NORTON CO., Sole Ag'ts, T5 Blseker ny.
Sold By g. ". CLARK, Cleveland. fsbe.RS
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FROM QUEBEII.

QUEBEC, March II.
Parliament this morning adopted the
confederation scheme by 81 yeas, SO nays.
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OF YOUTH RESTORED IN four weeks, By Dr.
RIcords ESSEECE OF LIFE Dr.. Rieord (of IA
rts) has appointed an Agent In New York Tor the
uaie Of his highly prizsd Essence Of Life. This
Eonderful ageEf vii restore Manhood to the most
shattered conBtfutions, in four weeks, and II used
according to printed inntructions failure is mpos
nible. success, in every oase, is certain.
DR.. Ricords Essence Of Life Is sold in caseg With
fall instructions for use, ct S. four quantities
II one for g. and will be sent 10 sny part careful
iy packed on receipt Of remittance 70 his acsredt-
Cd agent. Circular sent free on receipt Of four
rtamps. PHILIP ROLAHD,
AZ Bro0me street, one doer west Of Broadway
fabIbHs New York
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ELEGANT ANTIQUE SILKS-Also
II Rspped and PouIt de Sole, in very rich shades
for street and evening dresses, now opening BY
teb2Q =, I, BALDWIN \ GO.
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R OLD EYES MADE NEW
A pamphlet directing how to speedily restore
rirhf and give up spectacles without aid Of doctor
or medicene-sent BY mail free, on receipt Of ten
cents. Address E. B. FO0TE, NJ D.,
fsbi6. R3dkw Il30 Broadway, New York.
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MFORTANT no IlaDIEs-Dr.

1M6ORTANT TO IlzDIES-pr. Ear
ysgs Fssaais sfIE nave nsvsF yet failed In remoT.
tng diGcGltiss e-ising from obstruction, OF Bsop-
pGgs Of zAturo O. In restoring the EyEtom 70 Per.
sef hesIkh Whsn su1sFiDg from Spinal Affections.
FrolEpEEs, Uteri, the Whitas, or other weakness y
ths Utsrins Organs. The Piils Ere perfectly harm
less on the eonstitution, and may Be taken b. the
niost dslIczts semals without oausing dlstreB-ths
RaVs tiIse they set llks charm by Strengthening,
tnvigorAti1S and restoring the system 70 health
condition, and By bringing on the monthly period
With -eguiarfty, no maftsr from What oaCsoa tbs
sbsiza0sisa may AfS>a- They saoEie, EqEeTeri Eoz
= sAksr drrinE the hrSt iSsSs EoathE sf pFsg1an-
og, though ssis et any otheT tina, - misoarTiaga
Veul6 bs the rsEaii.
II Etch box oontaiEs 60 Pills. Fr5os 90, -
D.. HAzEET's TaEAEIss or DiEsssss Of Females,
EregnsnoT, usearriEgel Barrennesl, Sterility, Be
Froauctlon, Gad Abuses Of Nature, and smphEtioAI-
q The Ladies Private Medical AdEiss-I pamphlet
Of 81 pages, Bent roe 70 any address SIX cenfs
CURED 20 pay postage.
Tks pills and book viii be ssns by mAH when de-
HFsd, lso1rely sealed, and prepaid, By
J.BRFAE, n. D., General Agent,
10. 76 Cedar st., New YORK.
IA Sold by ali ths ptincipel Druggists.
h-au TT n-TIsu-fnf for Olavalawd
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CLEVELAND AND qOL DO 4 B

CLEVELAND AND qOL DO 4. B
~
IsS4-b. WIHTER ARRAHaEMEET Is64-S,
On and after Monday, Oct. glat ls6l, Passenger
Trains VIII eaEe Cleveland Is follows tsundAys sx,
s:i0 A. M.-OHI6AGO EKPRESS.-stops At Beroa
Grafton Oberlins N9kemaR, HoTWalk, Monroe.
VilleI Bellevue, Clyde, Fremont and Elmore
and arrives at Toledo at l2:95 P. n, CHICAGO Al
n.30P. \, and Detroit 5 30 Pm.
ail0 p. As-WESTERh @AlL.-Stop5 at al stationl
on Southern Division, and arrives st Toledo At
1s5 P. H.i Chicago ct 3 As A. n. and Detroit 81
l:S0P, M.-EORTHERH MAIL.-Stops At al sta.
tlons on Northern Division, and arrives At Sans
lona P. M.-NIGHT EXPRESS.-Stops at GfaftonI
HorWaIk, HonroeVille, Clyde and fremont, and
arrives 8 Ioledo at 2:s5 A. N.i ChioAso 81 l2;E
FIX. and Detroit ct 500 A. n.
CONNECTIONS.
Connections are mads At MonroeVilie with tho 5Aa.
dcHky, Mansfield Newark B. Il. at Clyde with tn
Sandusky, DAYTON Cincinnati 3. B.; Es Frerlon'
with the EremOzt q Indiana y. L. and at Toledi
With the Michigan Southern Northern Indians sne
1oledo 3 Wabash RaiiroadB for Chicago, Detroit
Jackson, EoIt Wayne, Logsnsport, LafaYefte Oairs
Alton st. Leuin and ell points West, Northwest sns
southwest
Traina arrive in Cleveland fron Toledo and "a
West at se A. N.s 2i35 2. T.. and s:40 ?. n. EroF
eandusky ct s:l5 A n. i. .. RUOKER, SUIT
Cleveland. Oct - 1884
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BILLS sPROIFTO PILdS-WAR


nAETED n All 0AsE5.-0Gn b rsitsd
E1Irz a. % oursi De net uAu1aatsl Ars Ipsaf
A ncti1nl Hochnnss Of 6ist r1cuiredl Do not n
3nElrs uith bGEls1 puE1litli Oal b uBsd with
eri dstsctionl Upward Of so ozrsl the past Eozth
-11Es o. then very severe oasaI. Over o1s hun.
Ard r15alciAE1 have u1od tkes1 n tnelr prao-
~, ent speAk WaH Of tkslr s1casys and approve
81 t1cir conpoaition, which b entirely veE'sAble-
end haf1lio1s on the lygtsE1. h1noEeas o. eertlAI
eEleo can b shown. Bells bPecHe ktih are thi
original and only genuine 5peoihe FIJI They eE8
adapted f1r mals and fsnale, oldor young, ans
fhs only rsiabls remedy for Gaeeting q psrmad
ncnt and gposky cure in al oass5 sf EpsrmatoIhea-
o. seminal Neakne1lI with al itG trains of evils,
nlah e Ursthrsl and Veginal DisnharFeI, Glsst,
b Whites, Nightly OF Involuntary Emilgions, In.
ncnthsnce, Genital Debility ard IEitabi1ity, In.
rotelcy, Neaknos or loU Of PoWer, Nervous De-
biity, ko-, -, al Of which arise principally fro
tgE1nl lxoe11es or self Abuss, OF some o0nstitu-
EHum fulhlling the duties Of nArried ia. In al
sexual diseases, - Gonohea, Glest and Structures,
RolH1itiag PhyHnian for ths Treatment of Seminal
Urinary, Sexual, and HerVouI p1gsagesI Who VIII
Esnd, fFss 70 al, the following vAluabls Work, IN
Esaled eaxel0pe; &
IHI FUTrrza THousk4D-Dr. Bells TreatEEs on
Ellf Abuss, Premature Decay, ImpotsHce and Los
cT Power, Sexual Diseases, Seminal Weakness,
Nightly Emissions, Genital Debility, 49,. 3d. 4
PEmphlst of e. pages, containing Important "a.
Vios 70 the aniiated, and which should be read bg
overy g1forer, the means Of cure in the B5Ferss
I5aqss b plainlf Hst forth. I've stamps required
- pay poStaEs. iulyzl;BS:mo.W. .G1tWy
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PRESENTS.

Christmas and New Years at Union Hall.
Those who want Presents should give US 9 call.
We have Clothing for rich, and Clothing for poor
All should come to Us and Bargains secure;
We have Clothing for Boys, and Clothing for Men
Many more styles than III uoW try to pen;
Goats, Overcoats, Pants, Jackets and Vests,
All our own make and surely the best.
We have scarh and Scarf Pins, Neck Ties and
Oravats,
shirts, Gloves and Collars, suspendsrs and Hata,
Half-Hose and handkerchief, Wrappers and Draw.
ers,
Made out Of SILK, Wool, herlno or aauze;
And many more things that are usefnl and nice,
Which for these times We'll sell at very low price
Aud then for the ladies' God bless the dear creatures
Ana grant that no sorrow may ere mar their fea-
tures;
The present for them which will give them most
pleasure,
And be in each household blessing snd treasure,
Is 9 SEWING MACHINES one Of sIEGER's, you
know,
Is ahead Of all other Machines made to to sew.
1t is simple, Il is handsome, and easy to run
And BY far the best Sewing Machine uuder the sun.
Tnen all who want Presents to UNION HALL HE,
Well We know, that when there you'll not fail 70
buy,
For the gs that are valued and priEod most Of all
Are those that are purchased at our famed UNION
HALL.
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2aihEans.
A TLANTIOAKDG GREAT WESTERN
"A RAILWAY.

Eeu ana WlntoF AFRan emenBs
Zakss Effect Monday, November 7stA, 1854.
Two Through Expres Trains DAILY between
CLEVELAND and NEW YORK.
f'DAY ExPEEss, leaves Cleveland (sunday8 except.
edl ct $50 A. Il, arrives ct MeadT4ls ct 200 P. H.
(Dinnerl Salamanca ct 6:66 p. H, (sl Deping 0asal
and New York ct 1:I0P P \.
"HIGHF ExPREss," leaves Cleveland BaturdayA
exceptsdD ct 9:l6 ?. n, sleeping Cars ATTACHED
arrives Ct MeadVille ct LEO A. 4, Salamanca 81
$50 A. n, and EeV York ct 1880 P. n.
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WsGlfxl.

DHYsIOIANS PRESCRIPTIONS
i The diBpsnsstion Of PhydeiAns' Prssorfptions
always receives ct our hands that care and afts1-
ton which their Importance demands, and nona
but articles Of most unsxosptionAbls quality are
uled In their preparation.
PhYsieians who eonhde their Prescriptions to
our care, are ass1rod that our prices are alWayM
reasonable. CHURCHILL BROTHEB,
JAnAd no. 126 Ontart ogtrsst.
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gasHtaaee.
b. HUDSON,

General Fire, Marine and Life Iusur.
Rnce Agent,
Once, OTlatt's Exchange, foot Superior Street.
CLEVELAND. OHIO
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ISAAC A. IEAAUS UNION HALL,
soIs Agent for the Bale Of Singers oelebratsd sSW.
ing Machines, Storr's AutomaJon Presgmaa,
and Strong'B Patent Army Bed-Trunk,
~ Corner Superior and Union -gtu,
~ Look out for the GiAnts.-Dl dec2I
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SIS, ,S53, ,I30
LOSSES PROMPTLY ADJUSTED AND PAID.
Particular attention given to the adjustment Of
Marine Losses. L. D. HUDSON,
Agent and Adiuster.
Capt. c. A. GARDxER. Marine Inspector. feis:Rs
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a single Bottle VIII last q MOnfh-GO
be used three times q Day.
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"a Sod by al the pttnoipal Druggists. Z
t.tF, CLARK, Druggist, AgOat foF Cleveland.
, 1865-06-01

rs pecta1 Dispatch to the chirago Tfsouns.1
-. 1sptAnAro1ls, AsJ 81.
A State Convention Of the friends Of sundsJ
Schools Is now in sc.sfon IN this city. There "a
rerg full repre-, enta1on q delegates from all parts
IT lie STATE, and the tu'erett manifested In this
jnpartaut branch ii ChEis ian education ts q The
CT encouraging character. fa1 lo]la~sn9 gen
t]eruep were chosen permsocnt oaseIa OF the Or
Eansx.uo President. ReV. r. Q: ho'ada1. u.
D., Methodist Eptseopa,. Of 1adtanspo1a; V3ee-
PRECEDENT, james u, usfne,, New sehoci PFesby-
teriap. Sew Albany; J. R: van4tttt old seheol
Preabyiesian, Wabash; q. Gteeosy, Bapuet. ID
dtapspolIe; J.. Z. Eneli&h, English Lnihsre,n
1tdlsr.;ali:; General j. N. sback1e;oed, Cum.
bsii.nd p1s sbyteriau.. E.sn:v.l!le; ~.
that1es F.. cofin, soe..e1y Of Frtenda;
niehpona; Y. e, f9sa. chs!s.lsn; Pr. y. &
Ing seere!.is: Rev. n. A. hyde. ConQEee E1onal'
1T, sndianspo1F. Assistant Secretary: J. F. Gioa
ter, Mtthoals'. Kvansvi1le. Corresponding Se:re'
ria1, New Albany. Irsa.ur-r: John " RaJ.
! Methodist. 1rdtanepolEe. Executive CoRa4,tsee
pr B. 2: JencE, Old School Pto,1ytcsjan, Eran:
&. G. asyhesr. New School Prstsyt.fisn, Iadl,
| >rapol;s; Frtem:o English. Lutheran- Foss
! Masps; Samuel A. Hsll R.ot,t, Lozsnspost
Alych JohLkon, Crrabets nd Pkesby feriar, EYlnE.
vie. E, @: LDker. CopGttGst oaslist. indiana
| oils
oGsetal gentlemen from other States, eho h1Ta
| tie interest Of SUNDAY ecaoas91at heat nre 3so
| n attendance, pronlaentat9 ~ whom are @ hsr.
| afehiG n Eev. B. " Ch 4 o abd Philip Phi .
| lips, Sf Crue.r mn; ind ltsr. Mead Autu4es. Vi
phi1sdeIphla.
| custom Ct rayious topics conneced With the pro
| gseesion tId ptscleal working Of schools To
morrow hight grind ic:t!9A wilt 30 asld at lhe
| Tatc.uac1e, IN wtirh Ill III Sunday school child
rtn Of 1as c!tJ Will participate.
Frcpsrations for the reception OF Ysto1 ain.
reta mi are In progress II every thing lives u:
Rs,u.-.rce tbat the r1flant 1et!oWs wilt he vel
| cared for II IL underetoot that all vtte1s1 organ
izat,ons 70 direct to Lon,.yt!4e End Wl1 not coa.
| to this ctiT.
u prlvsts dispatth received from Wtshtpg
ION ibis ffte1ncou, lcakn that President Johns o1
tcs roEruted the sentence VI both BoHlca aat
| Aj:i.fn to luprtEpumtot for life.
, 1865-06-01

E.alh or Judge CA&fou'-Th< 1keb
Archives OF Tenefs - J'+rAonnI
mat1frf---The Alabama Con mis-
t.cu-.The 1ih Gnfpe.
, 1865-06-01

trt, n.L.AsIux An5>, k.0 Al EN.
=. try u b.1' d nj: na.ed ,nr .-;.e Exeu-
Z. I'll !c.-.y 10 he -<at-erved t. day q.
~ ::.:9u s.a 1rer:n'lg for The 1aticn's
r:s.fneut +. TIE d.xfh Of ou- buored
e. e Ma..is;. -sc, A1ts-1s'n Lincoln. Tine
Z fhdc-d Eoo!1.cd thc first .ha-p bitterness
."{ ~ hat tic Ecat Of tbs people is still
4aTic:ed fer or E.~-t erd grod Pncsi-
At. l. = -v..-3 tlut we shcatd nov ens.
/ Id "ur evccs*'o1,*' -c- 3 TING, aad suppl.
ca the Divine :tr4t ard l1.s..AS upsa
II 3 r7sce:chablr d slensaI;en <fIfofdencr.
in Ss,r prayers Wf,;1h e:la.. - uttered t-
day let III. ene.oIes q tbc Tcpubl:c be r<~
mcm5srld 4 }lc st..sit Which A1r- Iinco'a
1ure t1cm. E 10 oc.asinn can VIC nnc
..'y b-~ III n. r:actaritabl==css ttan n 4c
dny VIC mou,a for lin. T1:cy l+ye nsea Of
G, ii's b}cs Etrn, epa xki,e wc suffer the
nd luan-:y C. tne Law to ,HE:ca \
-Sf, Ia US pta" tl1st I'D .;1i c:catea uew
L = and g i:.bt SPA IN those vbe :.
c. mes bsyc Ole: Tie }nnd VIII, NJ rrn:us aal
bioodshed. In :+'!.-, rs 10 tliua up tl.e ns-
tson'e VT II Dr., !" r.. t..r,-l cuut .mpa1k::
the wio't, and 1u> :l... Let r, d.a5 tR+
u 5on 1e given j., alE; it.tp, to carry for
"1'd lte holy c;1 IN {. c1aIa a%14on OF lib.
..,Ip--ity and reee. - .
:; '> hardly ,,c.: a1y. OIL s9sa ~, OCCASION,
- E'sn'!c:s tac .+t.-ae+td la1uilyacT ous late
F<-:t.sxa" Fr,ot1t. ~. "ts A's op!y Visible r.,
ls,,orst,p w.;n 1t slciss of ca a1a VIZ
aic no~ d1u..:'.:d with tIcs. :.e,t ~
aGbsg us, sri'l II e""r:e Da nos forgotten in
Ire ko!cmpitiea q: .sih day. That they,
a-d we, aid Eli n.e,l'nd mzrbs con+brcd
xr.A &r,l@>. y.
, 1865-06-01

Tsp: eli Disp 't:h II tie Chicago T1lsune
Judge john Ca:1pn tle3 at biz resldc-cs IN this
city II r. H. yesterday:
The &rchivea Of Tenne-sac 7ere captured t4rte
giles from Buzzsrd Rooct THY oil ioriy-eue
loxrr. eontain1n: pare:s Of all the s::t= oaac&,s
The specie I'D pere Q: the Be.k' Ct <Tdo>
Iesset we're eois1fed In Au*astt. The F1.cie
Josl.ttt. fe.el TfcsiGxat Of the B:1k. was not
r-riured.
Chimp Ferguson VII probably Re hung Nth
1rtee Pa .o.s of Ta!lua E, md Jsmes.
G.. nnd1t-. Q. Ilunt:st'1', wsmesr3 Of The
xet.1 Alarms Legislative. H.h h,ck Dat.'.
e f fs7F IT, y H.: G@ e. :: " t. 19;
.5sc STE r.: ocs 30 have inc ST. Et'uoe her
= deal .elat >nas r1Ler t'e sre:en' Gov* Watt.
ss Pr ss 70 ias;ea RSs5;
s'.cr"h I h:"esc y. s~al.y vol Il ayss7.t II, he
t:kt4 :t ron il er.-y sc: CD liz m,oe. and bird
h4e o.po-,." tcf r. s.on f'o7a lpou tae .rou1d
t'-i me W. not pc 10 n 1e It successful.
!. SECOND DISPATCH,
| tEpeeal Dnpa!ch 10 the Chicago Ts'b7Se.1
fAsHr11Lr, N.y 81,
The 4t. srnay cor,s ere uud=r ordcta Tor trip
do1n,,w Nnsss-11pf. rrsesved since thu sr-rsr-
Brer.t Generals 0ptyke kna nir"y, Bennett
snc Moo:t, {1ayn IA'aols, wti pzossn = 90 out Of
the service With TIT t1rlgaIiln CT f4r tein OF
their respective reatnnrnts
Lo.s join c. Iratly, Col. Escho,es Dsris and
JudGE P+ftoDs Of lab-ms f-c 4tfa, cn Iou1 ~
ire > Inc 1sorgsc tz1:en OF tiTil goret .naas
Howell Cobb WIS r-so,et to y1eis bis family,
6ee'y Mallory ana se1stoz Hsf lela yesterday
sJhe1ehei otic!a's Of The State Bank. E1y, Bstt!o
ana Dunapf-t out in patolc-