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Origin OF Illustrious Men.

Columbus was the son Of weaver
and weaver himself
Claude Lorraine was bred pastry.
cook.
CervanteS was q common soldier.
Homer was the son Of a small far
mcr.
Moliere was the son of tapestry
maker. -..
Demosthenes was the son ofa cutler.
Terence was o slave.
Oliver Cromwell was the SON of a
London brewer.
Howard was an apprentice TO .
grocer.
Franklin was a journcyman printer,
and son of a tallow chandler and soap
boiler.
DIR. Thomas, Bishop of Worcester
son of linen draper.
Daniel Defoe was hosicr; and son
Of a butcher.
Whitfield was the son Of an inn
keeper at Gloucester.
Sir Cloudely Shovel, Rear Admiral
OF England, was an apprentice 10 a
shoemaker, and afterwards cabin
boy.
Bishop Pridcau worked in the kitch-
en- at Exeter College, Oxford.
Cardinal Wolsey was the son of a
butcher.
Ferguson was sheperd.
Dean Tucker was the son of d small
farmer in Cardingshire, and performed
his journey to Oxford on foot.
Edmund HALEY was the soh of a
soap boiler at Shoreditch.
Joseph Hall, Bishop Of Norwich,
was the son of 4 farmer.
Virgil was the son of a porter.
Horace was the son of a sbop.keeper.
Shakespeare was the son cf wood
staplef.
Milton was the son of a money
scrivenof'
Robert Burns was a plowman in
Ayreshiro.
Confucius was a carpenter
Mohammedi called the prophet, was
o driver Of asses.
Mohamet Ali was q barber.
Madame Bernadotte was d washer
woman in Paris. ...
Napoleon, a descendant of an oh.
scuro family of Corsica, was Major
when he married Josephine, the daugh-
ter Of u tobacconist creole Of Martin
ique.
General Escartero was vcstry
clerk. ...... ..
Bolivar #as a druggist.
Nasco dc CANA was sailor. .
John Jacob Astor once sold apples in
the streets of New York.
Catharine, Empress of Russia, was
camp grisette'
Cincinnattus was blowing his vine
yard when tho Dictatorship of Rome
was offered him.
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THE OHIO n noNuMhNr FUND.

. The death of His Excellency Gov
crnor BRoUGH, President and tho res
ignation of Hon. G. Volney Dorsey
Treasurer, of the Ohio Monument AS,
sociation, rendered necessary q roor-
ganization of the Executive Commit
tee. At a regular meeting of The Com
mittce, therefore; held at tho office OF
the Secretary on the 10Th day of Sep:
tembcr, 1865, His Excellency Charles
Anderson, Governor Of Ohio, was elect
ed President, J.J. Janney, Esq, Treas
uror, and G. S. Dyer, Esq, Secreta.
ry.,.
The design Of the Association not
being clearly understood by the peo-
pie Of tho State, this is deemed fit
ting opportunity to give moro com
plete statement than any yet made Of
the object sought TO be accomplished
by the Society. ...
The State Of Ohio acknowledges nc
second place in loyalty and devotion
to the country during the struggle Of
the past four years. In the cabinet
and in the field her sons have won 0
proud pre-eminence, while her people
have ever responded with Cheerful
promptness to every call by the gov
ernrhet1t for assistance. The blood O.
her sons enriches the soil of every
State that rebelled, while the ravagel
of disease and tho rigors Of a barbar
barous foe transferred many of hel
soldiers from loathsomo prisons to pa
triot graves, To these mon we woulC
rear some fitting memorial, telling tt
future generations and to the worlt
the story of their heroic deeds and un
exampled suFerings. 1t is the desigI
of tho Association to erect near the
i Capital Of the State monumentwhicl
shall perpotuate the memory of these
fallen braves in an appropriate man
ner; and stimulate those who come Of
ter us to initiate their example. ri
i Another object we also have in view
.EABRAHAM LINCOLN, of blessed memory
\ was honored, and trusted, and loved b!
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LANCASTER, OHIO, NOV. 2, 1865. Establishe6

trusting that it may never come, if it
should como, Providence, that works
mysteriously but unerringly, certain
ly will point out the way, and the
means, and the manner in which these
people are to be separated, and by
which they are 10 be taken to their
land of Inheritance and promise, for
such q one is before them. Hence we
are making the experiment hence let
me impress upon you the Importance
of controlling your passions and de-
veloping your intellect. Be patient,
persevering and forbearing, and you
will help to solve the problem. . Make
for yourselves a reputation in this
cause as you have won for yourselves
reputation in the cause in which you
have been engaged. In speaking to
the members of this regiment want
them to understand that so far as am
concerned, | do not assume OF pretend
that am stronger than the laws of
the nation, or that am wiser than
Providence. God holds the destinies
of nations in the pain of his hand,
and he will solve this question and res
cue this people from the difficulties
that have so long surrounded them.
Then let us be patient, industrious
and persevering; let us develop our
intellectual and moral worth.
trust what l have said may be
understood and appreciated. Go to
your homes and lead cheerful, happy
and prosperous life, in peace with all
men. To the officers who have led and
SO nobly commanded you in the field,
l also return my thanks for the com
pliment you have conferred upon me.
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Popular Names of States.

Connecticut, the Land Of Steady
Habits.
Delaware, the Blho Heti's Chicken.
Florida, the Peninsular State.
Indiana, the Hoosior State.
Illinois, the Sucker State.
Iowa, the Hawkey State.
Kentucky, the Corn Crackcf.
Massachusetts, the Bay State.
Maine, the Border State.
Michigan, the Wolverine State.
Missouri, the Puke State,
North Carolina, the Old North
State.
New Hampshire, the Granite State,
New York, tho Empire State!
Ohio, the Buckeye State.
Pennsylvania, the Keystone State.
Rhode Island, Little Rhody,
South Carolina, the Palmetto State
Texas, the Lone Star State.
Vermont, the Green Mountain State
Virginia, the Old dominion.
Wisconsin, the Badger State.
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The President on the Rebel Debt-Dis.
patch to Gov. Holden.

New York, Oct. o. The following
is the dispatch sent by President John
son to Gov. Holden, already referred
to:
WASHINGTON CRY, Oct. 1S, 1865.
w. w. Holden, Provisional Governor:
Every dollar of the State debt cre-
ated to aid the rebellion against the
United States should be repudiatcd,
finally and forever The great mass
of the people should not, be compelled
to pay debt to aid in carrying or a
rebellion which they, in fact, if left to
themselves, were opposoed to Let
those who have given their means for
the obligations Of the State, look to
that power they tried to establish in
violation of the Constitution and the
will of the people. They must meet
their fate. 1t is their misfortune and
cannot be recognized by the people OF
any State protesting themselves loyal
to the Government ofthe United States
in the Union. lrepoat, that the 10y
al people of North Carolina should be
exonerated from the payment of every
dollar of Indebtedness created to aid
in carrying on the rebellion. trust
and hope that the people of North
Carolina will wash their hands Of ev-
erything that partakcs, in the slight
est degree, of tho rebellion which has
been so recently crushed by the strong
arm of the Government, in carrying
out tho obligations imposed by the
Constitution of the Union.
(Signed,) ANDREW JOHNSON,
President of the United States.
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Trouble

You are going to have your troubles
as we'll as your pleasures. A man is
not worth a snap that has not had
trouble. You cannot sibdue selfish
ness without q struggle. You cannot
restrain pride without a conflict. You
cannot expect to 60 thro' life without
bearing burdens. But you are going
to have help under circumstances that
will redeem you from these things
You are going to experience moro vic.
tories titan defeats. Your sutferings
will be only here and there little spoti
IN whole field Of peace and joy.
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From Hours Mt Home for Nuvember.l
THE WATCH AT THE SEPULCHRE.

II y -, e.,,,,u,,,,, .t
mr. ni.', zen "''l. onioN
From east to west I've marched beneath the eagles
,F-y From Pontus unto Gaill' itiW
- IT Ivo aeen eoch comrodo fsll, ~
+ 11aT D7 - = lTT +3N
Fear /, could laugh until thesorocl,s re. echoed,
Us @ To think that should fear
"hoha'e .,,e' uea'n ,,', ~ e'e's 'oVn Sora
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- vsnso ,yhoro orrIeo,on Law t"..E
On moonless nights upon inc sahuS OF L'oy"
aye sat Win shiclu urn SCI ..H
And heard the lion roar; IN this forearm
asl W 'a
was star go zing when no stole upon me- e-n.r
~ Until liet ms meaeh'
Ana saw msJewe eyes gean s"o, N' %' 'o'N'u nv
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The President's Views bIi Reconstruct
tion and Negro Suffrage.

New YORK, October 23.-The Her.
AIDS Washington special bi the 22d.
says;
The substance of President john
son 5 remarks on the subject of recon-
struction in the Southern States, dt-
ring recent private interview with
him, is given with the Presidents ap-
proval, by Major Geo. il. Stearns Of
Massachusetts
The President, in reply to the re-
mark that the Democrats claimed that
he had gone over to them, intimated
that the Democratic party had discov-
cred that he was in advance Of it, and
that it was now trying to come up to
his standard, and he hoped it would
succeed in doing SO.
lie accommodated Ills doctrine that
Notwithstanding the so,called secession
of certain States, they were never out
of theUnion, but that through their
rebellious acts they had forfeited their
civil government, to reconstruct the
machinery of which, as soon as prac-
ticable, he considers the chief duty Of
the time. ....
This, lie says, cannot be done In
moment, but such great and happy pro-
gress is being made in it that the real
ity sometimes appears to him like q
dream. He did not forever to deprive
them of their former civil rights-even
majority of those who were excluded
by the amnesty proclamation-but he
intended that they should sue for par
don. and thus realize the cnormity of
their crimes.
He is in favor of allowing those nc.
grocs who have served in the army,
those who can read and write, and
those who are possessed Of certain
other qualifications, to vote; but does
not think it polite, or that ho has the
right, to force these conditions on the
white people of the South, though he
believes that they will ero long con.
cede this privilege to the freedmen.
The President also tavors basing
representation in Congress on the
number OF qualified voters, instead OF
population, as at present.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-11-02

RY-A A Clergyman said in recent
sermon that the path of restitute had
been travelled so little Of late years, it
had completely run to grass, sgr ~
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-11-02

sa~The worst kind of oil TO have
to do with-Turm-oil.
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seT Beer fills many bottle, and the
bottle fills many bier.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-11-02

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receipt Of price.
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JASPER AND LOOGOOTEE.

TIVE undersigned will run Sage from
= Jasps- 10 L,neen'r-. fnr 'he sernnmo
ts'ion Of rhe public once : week. leaving
j.sp-r every Tuesday marning 10 time t.
connect with shs cars. a,d returning OF
Wednesday N. will be thankful tor /,
share Of puhlir pss,onage.
ANTONY STEINHAUSER.
Dec. 26th, 1864-1y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-04-08
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-21
OFFICIAL

LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED I'm
the Poat-Ui1ice ct Evansville, state of Indiana
18th DAY OF November, 1865.
HS To obtain any of these letters, the sppii.
cant must cali for "adrertised letters" give the
date of this list, and pay cent for ,dvertising
"a If not called for wsthin one month thew will
be sent 10 the Dead-Lettsr Once.
FREE DELIVERY of letters by carriers ae the
residences Of owners, in cities of SO 600 inhabi-
tants over, may be SECURED by observing
the following RULES:
l. DIRECT letters plainly 20 the street and
number, as well as the post-office and State.
2. HEAD letters with the writer's poss-o6fes
and STATE, street and number, sign them plainly
with full name, and request That answers be
directed accordingly. fs
3. Letters to strangers transient visitors in
a town city, whose special address may be I'M
known, should be marked, in the lower left hand
corner, with the word 81 Transient"
4. Place the postage-stamp on the upper right
hand corner, and Leave space between the stamps
and direction for pOst-asdrkiHg without interior
| ing with the writing.
MIA REQUEST for the RETURN Of let
ter te the writer, If unclaimed within thirty days
| or less, written or printed with the writer's
Rdfse, postcce, and State, the left hand end
Of the envelope, on the face side, will be complied
with at the usual prepaid rate of postage, paya-
bic when the letter Is delivered 10 the Writer-
SIC 2S, Law OF 1863.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-21

TIE SUPERIOR Superior was
not starved ont. Ten thousand dol
lars or more were subscribed here to in-
demnify her against any loss she might
sustain in the trade. She drew, as we
learn, $4,000 of the amount at the time
she commenced the trade, ami has
drawn none since, and when she left for
Louisville a good trip was lying here
awaiting her return to Memphis
EransriiLe Journal
The parties interested pronounce the
above all "gammon.-N A. Ledger.
Every man conversant with the mat.
ter in Evansville knows that our state
ment is true, in every particular, ex
cept it may be as' regards the amount
of money drawn. On that subject, we
gave the sum as it was stated 10 us by
one of the subscribers