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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-31
II w YORK POI 1Ffd 5
UNION ENTHUSIASM.

4a
AZ a TYSON meeting held q Brooklyn,
New Yofk, on Tuesday evening, Major
General Barlow, who talks as vigorously
as he fights, made the following short
but pointed and stirring speech:
-ClTlzENs: thank you for this
kind reception. am glad to be present
here La,niahfto meet yeu=-+ko look you
d NJ face Hnd feel that you are as
sif6nR yas untiaunted and IS firm as
when you were lighting yoar enemies in
the field have not come to speak to
you at length, Ibuk only TO ssy 10 you
that rs went into this war With my
shole heart, so nov my whole heart 10
With that party that carried on that war
10 I'll lotieaaRn end cheers1 be-
have tlsat much yet remains 20 be done;
that the utmost hrmness and determine
ten are necessary to secure what we
have gained believe that the cam
paigh which Ia now going ur-lhat the
h&ftl6 which isto be fought on the 7th of
| Noyemher in Ms important as any contest
| We have had. IN, the Reid. i 1 sbelie-e It
will do more than any one thing To FIX
the policy so Fhegnsed toward the South.
ern States sRnd 40 found it upon
Ipripoiples which will make us truly
strong and united Your victory on
that day @iW 1aoimoFe shan any other
thing to strepe1hen the hearts Of Con-
gressn and g,tha President. Whatever
opinions may be held, gentlemen, as TO
the measures necessary TO accomplish
these Snds @hich we all have in view,
have tlos66nbt "a to which party can be
most safely trusted with the work. TAp-
Iplause II is that great Union party.
whether composed OF Wings, Democrats
or kepublicauss &hioA has carried this
struggle to an end in the field. You
have not desPalEed ef the Republic
you have loved = when II was torn, and
sick. aud suffering, and you can be trust.
ed with ils honor now. Hear, hear.
and applause. am not one Of those.
lvvutlemen, who hslieve that MI D mo.
Gratis are disloyat i have seen too many
of them "a the arfnyfor that l should
rather say, in comparing the parties
that all our own party are loyal see
j none Of those in your ranks who have
4 Looked eolalvL on during this war, who
have opposed, hindered and baked TIE
Government of the North. / believe,
gentlemen, thStthe soldiers understand
this; believe that theywill support that
party at the polls who has supported and
hopored and loved them. Cheersl !
have q great respect for the distinguished
soldier vh0 heads the other ticket in this
State for hie character, for his military
achievements but / do not believe,
feilcw-citizens, that those soldiers .ot
New York who followed him 50 gallantly
when be was marching against the enemy,
] viii follow him now that be is marching
, against sheir friends. Renewed cheers.
. Fellow-citixens, 1 have not before met
you assembled IN the majesty Of your
character AIS electors celebrating npon
the pulic welfare but have known
D the people OF New Ycrk have admired
) them, / have Suffered with them in othes
and Steiner seenes than these j have
4 seen your sons die for their country
: theE stEpgRled, they, fought, and they
disd, and they were cOnqusrsrs. Zap,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-31

pIsase I fTh4I gl6rs mar ri HES 81 d
lie re sshres hey have uoa they have
seff 10 yonr cmse TEesn traphass viii
nos Ist yon-ssesp. You, too. Fhase 6rm
faith, will watch, and struggle, and fight,
and believe you, too, will be conquer
ors lGrest applause
The young and gallant soldier, whose
modest demeanor and intellectual coun-
-tepsncs won the hearts Of alt who ssg
him, on taking his seat was loudly
ehsered.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-31


The Brooklyn IN. -, Eagle asserts
very positively that sea 90 Of genuine
Asiatie cholera has occurred inthat city,
1t makes a. earnest appeal 70 the Board
Of Health for action 10 preparing The,
city for the much Dreaded emergency
Would X not be well for tho Common
Council o. opr city 10 appoint . BOA.d
Of Health. and have 10 commences the
work Of preparation for the visit Of the
Asiatic plagae2 five permit enFtelges
70 DO taken unawafas after OIL the yarn
ings We have received We WILDE, dull
pablo beyond measure. There arc han
drsas Of poor and indolent families in
outmidsl who viii take 10 atepjtowarda
cleaning up their promises, unless COM
pelledlto by the proper authorities. Be
tween now and Spring every residence
should be visited aud carefully examin.
cd, and anything found caiculated to-
attract OF add virulenee 10 the epidemic
Of once removed. II Ia almost M cor.
tain that the cholera will reach this
country as that The sun will rise on the
morrow, and we should be Just as pro-
dent and thoughtful In making our pre-
parasioas for one sven. as for the other.
In THE connection, we would also
suggest the pr0pFiesy of filing up the
miserable ditch called a canal The
miasmatic vapors which brood over and
abeu. Il, win prove q most formidable
adjunct to the Black Death Can not
the Council do somethiag With it, We
cannot believe thai tSeucily is 50 help!
lsssshst 4. csnnelylhstea nuisance Of
such magnitude
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-31
Improving.

After weeks meditation the New
Albany Le6gsr has concluded that.
Ii can lsndolse Presidents '5ohnson
including hia conyersation with Major
Stearus. the Massachusetts Radical. in
which the President declared that, we're
be In Tennessee, he should 20 Cor negro
outrage. We admire this manifestation
OF nerve ON the part Of the Ledger II
is evidently bent on making q SANK
movement on ia rival, the Cbmmsreiab
somewhat similar tS that in progress by
the Mes York Dam9eraas en- -lhaiR.oppo
nsn,a We hiak, tioseser, it would
have been wiser, on the Ledqers pIS
to have waited and Witnessed how sue
cessfal the doise 4fEiAs sNass1 York
Democrats proved, before going too far
ia ia endorsement Of "old Andy, the
Aoorish tailor.il Perhaps, however, we
doshs Ledger iHjustices IL may be Gin
ceFely repeutirg ita IpcklicalT aelinquen
cies and endsavoring TO bring forth
fruits meet tor repentances We wist
not to be regarded as crnsl, ont insis
she Ledger should serve q few months
on probation before issis'admilsed int
fell fellowship in The Union organization
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-31
81. ststis .sri,,
D,IL RiddeIL Who. n the I,onisia-

Dr.. ]. L. RiddsIl, Who, ia the Louisia-
ma State Democratic Convention,a TO-
marked that psecsssion was worss than
a crims--it was a blhnder"---a modlf.
cation of TsIleysand'a famous aphoriS m
felt so sensitive over the criticism ths
remark called out, that he went home,
commenced writing an explanation, fell
to the floor in an apoplectie ct, and died.
DR.. Riddell was one Of the best botaniHls
and chemiSts in Louisiana, and was post
master At New Orleans under BuchAn'
ems administration, 2 7. ,lss,s 'sss =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-31

wher-,I tlepr eertlEa L sHssgilIiaAwas
cap,ivssea By The ehArm Of spEstty
maid n Tepapoie ORIG, - hid
siege to her heart, using such vsfiike
missiles as kid gloves, and dress pat
ternA Whether the fortress was re-
dnced, deponent saith nof.e These bseh-
elors are such susceptible creatures.
Bat enough Of Broadway and its beau
ties; its gIitterina shanas and substantial
rsaIitiss-a niniatars world condemned,
and slf % Be Aseef Al yo1rownprice and
ths length Of your purse
am, As ever, > HoouER +
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-31
HOTEL.
The Crescent City
- Q e =

rxAs CHANGED HASDs-. J. ". sTULA, YER
III zs.r PrcrristoT, sold cuG 10 ". n eTBM-
BR1 oGK 4 BROS Ths FssesE Prof rfssarv are
esatiszen rem Kentu-ky, a1e are UorfhJ % IA
Dazs- We wlsh than Durh s1e<ss1. ~ s1sy sre
sssam modaklng aad obfigfng % fhaEx e1stomsFs-
Or seqnalntazos With ehs HsssFs- Stes1 erfcgs
h Fashsr HALTED, hut % far us hsd ths1 = Il
essEsx. ans PsFfsak Es1tislen. s.4Essls..-.
We hops fkst Hantuzk HAAS N1f stesr T11ttcEH
g ear sfty VIII Efss thsz esA ss~s-1~a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-31
Brewers. Distillers. Rsotifisrs. &c,

eupplhsd vita every asssripgioa &c Copper aaA
Sheet Iron work. BFswtng Kettles. Rsfrlassatora,
Attsmpof@teFs. s5iAFness stllfAsa6s and WORMS
on az lmpFnFmd PAnciRie, Ceinmn4 ssr Aleohol
ktiliss Yeast @rsss CA1ss E1phans &e-; CapFsF.
Lead and Irun NiRes Ccppers Brass Rad Iron
FamPN ~ every Nnria9F. for AeAs. SPARTA, Oh &c
Brass Geeka ana Tatruas eseAa Mhtsk q, A3s
Workmsn sent @ ell Rarts - e. mp work aad DO
rgpaifs % sfaam Beiirfa. Uopz~s asd sheet IFxn
works, AZ. & 49, 80 -f-s.esF 80 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-31

MKIhIDd DHS,
CLOAK AND DEESs MAKERS.
Thifa strssss bstussn AaIs &a1 syssDors.
rTyKEDER TRKrR sEEyIcE8 70 THE La.
Il dis o. EEAEsyf1is 4sd vfeinfty, f. f1s MI
unssy, Cloak A11 Dress hakirg business. Esps-
ngsssss- A 1tszHl PsfF0s3ss Is ~ sstfa1y ss-
ssiHs1 ssyn-6n
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-31

The Tell City folks have again showed
their shrewdness BY the location Of the
long talked OF mRnngactory for farming
implements At hfst there was strong
talk of securing this factory for Camel
: ton, then IL seemed ID settls in Troy, but
mt last has anchored at Tell City. Thai
is the way with the people down there.
They are wise enough to get all. the good
thinRs Cor themselves The result is
shown in ths daily permanent efdwth of,
their town. They have. now the best.
schools for TIVE hhndSed miles on the
Ohio, greatest variety and largest num-
Der Of manufactures, and the most val
uabie general improvemente.r In two
days they subscribed $50, 600 for this fac
tory for farming utensils., and then had
the enterprise TO come up here and ask
ne for j Few thousand more. They IN
tend to atop with isuhacrin tions TO the
amount Of SIS, 900 which it is already :
6xadr thing thNt they will secure Cans
aelsos Reporter. eIss
The enterprise OF the little German
community atTsll City puts to the blush
the spareimonicus indifference OF more
prstsnsious places. Evansville, might
learn q Lesson from Tell City, n N
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-30

In jefferson, at the residence of the brides
father, Dec. goth, by Rev. Il. @. Farley, Miss
Polly Peace to Mr.. Nahum II. Ward of Lenox
In Newburg, on the 18th inst. by Rev. #. M.
Green, Miss Loriettie Nettleton OF Newburgh,
Ouyahoga County, to Harvey J. Decker Of
Rome, Ashtabula Co.
At the American House in jefferson, on the
18th day of Dec by Rev. e. r. Clisbee, Miss
Stella l.. Phillips of Geneva, TO Mr.. Austin s.
Parker of Unionville.
In Springfield, on the oath inst, by Rev.
L. ID. Prosser, DR.. J. N. LaBarte, of Springfield,
to Miss s. L. Fickinger, of Conneaut.
In Austnburg, on the 9th inst, by Rev. A.
Bartlett, Henry B. Miller, to Miss Henrietta
Mickey, both Of Ashtabua
In Pierpont, on the 25th inst, by Melzo Bates,
Esq, Mr.. Joseph B. Dalrymple to Miss Fdelia
Joiner, both of Sheffield.
In Conneaut, on the 25th inst, by Rev. o. T.
Wyman, Mr.. Lewis Harper to Miss Augusta A.
Dodge, both of Conncaut.
on the 29th day of December, at the Parmly
House, by the Rev. J, NJ Green, Mr.. Hiram
Deeds. of Madison, and Miss Olive Starks, of
New York.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-30
Leather and Findings.

w. W. SMITH, Manufacturer and
Dealer in Leather and Findings, Main street Opposite Ph
nix Foundry Ashtabuls, Ohio.
Cash Paid for Hides, Pelts and Calfskius.
Just received and for SALE good assorted stock OF
Leather and Findings
be foHnd in any Western Market and which will be
sod the most reasonable terms. Ihepe to make
ec for Boot and Shoe and Harness Manufacturers in the
vicinity to favor with their patronage feeling satisfied
that sell them everything needed in their business
cheap be found in Cleveland the Eastern
Markets. thereby saving freight and travelling expenses and
loss of time.
All cordially invited to call and examine my stock be-
fore purchasing elsewhere Confident that make it
Jour interest to buy In this Market shall take pleasure in
seeing old friends and the public and showing them
stock. Below, give partial list Of articles:
Spanish and slaughter sole upper and harness Leather
Spanish and slaughter kip French calf and kip oak and
hemlock calf ana kip collar leather and horse hides
and wOmens morocco band and acing leather Innings
bindings toppings and russets.
Findings.
Lasts, pegs thread webb Packards Ink iron and zinc
nails rouud head tacks bristes, avis hammers pincers,
sand stones rasps kni, floats size sticks andstaps boot
trees shoe ace punches lasting irons eyeets eyeet se
schwhees stitch heel shaves edge planes, strip
avis welt knives elastic, heel ball. stitching cord lasting
tacks heel and toe plates boot black ng boot brushes
oils, and all kinds Of finishing irons, etc etc.
Ashtabula, Dec, 1S65-832 W. W. SMITH.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-30
Especially to the Sick.

DR E. Jollie Mattocks, Analytical
Physician late of New Yorkconneced With the celebrated
Analytical Physicians Drs. White, Tubbs and Price, To
the cure OF chon diseases Of every and nature Dr.
Mattocs thirty years has devoted his whole
has effected remarkable cures in lingering diseases.
This system or practice Is founded truth, differs from
all Others We know the disease and the remedies
rimenng making sick to cure, deception hum
buug, and posoDs gvenal vegetable medicines that
sst nature. We give candid opnon and effect permanen
cures We ask trial. Prove treatment before aban-
doning hope. Hundreds have been cured by this treat
me mt after being given to die We invite
no matter what disease Of how long standing Ex
anime for yourselves 1t will cost nohngconsuation free
We shall visit Ashtabua every eight weeks the days
the week. for years. and be consulted at the following
places:
Ashtabua-Fsk House, Wednesday and Thursday-3lst
Of January and LIST Of February ls66w ednesdy
day. ys27
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-30

Philadelphia is excited over q controversy
between its clergymen and the proprietor of a
daily paper-tbe Press-who has concluded to
publish Sunday edition. The controversy that
follows is fierce, formidable in words-und fun.
ny-the preachers charge violation of public
morals. while the editor responds. that regard
for decency, and the promptiugs of "grace.
move him. The work Of convcting aud re-
forming 40 editor, il successful, will be some.
thing to be proud of. .
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-30
DIED

In Sheffield, on the 10Th inst in her 2Ist year
Evelyn A. daughter of Jedediah and Mary Hib-
bard.
In Richmond, on the 10th, of Dec Susan A.
consort of ]. b. Rice, aged 26 years.
In Eaton, Eaton County, Michigan, Dec. 10TH,
Lucy nj. wife of s. B. Adams, and daughter OF
G. Hyde, of Lenox, Ohio, aged 80 years.
In New Lyme, Nov 26th. Mrs. Sarah consort
of Mr.. Albert A. Sherman, after q long and
severe suffering aged 81 years.
In Lenox, Dec. Sd, of congestion of the brain
and lungs, M. j., only son Of Rev. l. and s. A.
Pelton.
Departed for the spirit land, Dec. 18th, Ste
phen Hicks of Monroe, aged 80 years.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-30

In the Congressional Directory for the pres.
ent Congress. twenty.one Senators and thirty.
six Representatives are marked thus. =, desig.
mating those whose wives accompany them
Five Senators and fourteen Representatives are
marked thus, ., designating those whose daugh.
ters accompany them. Three Senators and
four Representatives are m marked thus, H. desig
mating those who have other ladies with them
We would here remark that none are marked
i except such as are a'so marked with ~.
The increase of pay from So per di EN- to
$4,000 year, was demanded to enable the
members to take their wives 10 Washington
with them, as q shield to their virtue, as father
Giddings informed us. 1t would seem, that
notwithstanding this precautionary measure
the vulnerable points of good many of these
poor fellows are still left exposed.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-30

The RETIRING SHERIFF, ED. A. WRIGHT, has
purchased the homestead of G. w. St John in
the village Of Morgan, where, as we learn by the
Sentinel, be intends to settle himself for future
usefulness and enjoyment. His department as
citizen and officer at the county seat, has been
such, that his future disposal Of himself, will not
be matter of indifference to those who have
sharedhis acquaintance and friendship. We com
mend him to all the enjoyments which guile.
less heart, and generous, genial aud manly
nature merit and deserve.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-30

BUsINEss ARR ,NGFME I've noticed some
time since the advent Of DR.. King among us
but no announcement has been made Of his
readiness or intention TO pursue his profession. {.
1t will now be seen by ref renee to our adver-
tising columns that he has formed be- mess
conn 'ction with our old ard experienced friend,
DR.. Harrington, and that Il Q practice Will Q
prosec ted under tie 6rm Of harrington & kim {.
With the experience of DR.. Falrington in gen.
eral practice, and of DR.. Kings p pularity as q
Surgeon, the frm will be strong, and no doubt
a popular and successful one
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-30

EDITORIAL AND OFFICIAL DIFFERENoEs.-The
Cleveland Leader charges upon Post Master
Benedict, Editor of the Herald. the excluding
several thousand copies OF that journal from the
mails. The ground Of the exclusion is their
character as transient papers, upon which it is
held postage should have been paid inadvance
The propriety Of the action, we suppose. would
turn upon the question, fire they transient pa.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-30
DIX MARsHALL's
Headache and Catarrh Snuff.

This Snuff thoroughly proved itself to be the best
tiels known for curing the Cat:rrh, Geld In
the Head and Headache. IL has been found an ex-
eellent remedy many Sore Eyes, De afness
~ been removed by 1t, and Hearing has often been
greatly mproy by 1t opens and purges out all
ob1tructions; strengthens Glands and gives healthy
action to the parts Affected is recommended by many
tbt physicians and is used with great success and salts
GG1ton everywhere.
More than thirty years exps rence has proved Its great
~eIuo and this II stands higher than
loFs Bald by H. A. HENDE1 Ashabuls and By all Drug
es>1. 778
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-30

Two Bad IN ses OF Piles Cured BY Dr. strick-
and's Pile Remedy. Mr.. Glass of Janesyie, Wisconsin,
tes for the benefit Of an who suffer with the Piles that
M has been troubled eight with aggravated case
OF Piles his brother was discharged from the army ee In
nrable (he being quite paralysed with the Piles) Both
these distressing cases were cured with bottle of Dr.
Sirckands Pile Remedy. The Recommendation CT these
4htemen beside the daily testonals received BY Dr.
tckand ought those suffering, that the most
chronic Of Piles cured by Dr. Sickandf
File Remedy. 1t Il sold BY Druggiss everywhere.
49, ~ -; =. s04
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-30

L. BENEDICT & Sons of Cleveland. it will
be seen by advertisement, propose to run off
their winter stock at greatly reduced prices
Those therefore in want of Furs aud who are
not satisfied NTH home Inducements. will 6pd
no better stock to select from or better men
to deal with than the Benedcs.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-30

To COnsumptives.-Theu undersigned having been
rsstored to health In few weeks by very simple remedy
alter having suffered several years with lung
<on and that dread disease Cohsumptouis anxious To
make known to his fellowsuIerers the of
10 all who desire he viii send copy Of the prescription
used ee OF charge with the directions for preparing snd
ssing The sae which they will find Consump-
fon Asthma, Coughs Colds &C. The only object OF the
adyeser in sending the Prescription Is to benefit the
al and spread information which he conceives nvaua
Die and he hopes every sufferer viii try his remedy will
o1et them nothing and may prove blessing. s''r
Parties wishing the prescription viii please add
~ REV, EDWARD A. WILSON,
Sm6N Williamsbhrgh. Kings County New Y ork
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-30

1t should not be forgotten that Prof. Yeo.
mans, the distinguished Chemist and scholar
will give the fourth lecture of the course next
week Friday evening. The great ability of the
lecturer, as we'll as bis remarkable success, war
rant the highest expectations and will no doubt
give him full house. No one should fail to
hear Prof. Yeomans.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-30

- Superior Remedy.-we can conscisntioualy
Effickiand Meanous Congh Basam II gives reef almost
1nsaneous and witbal not disagreeabe to the taste
There s doubt bat the Mehuous Cough Basam as one
al the best In use and ia ali that its prope
8r claims for It, We have tried II during the past week.
md found relief most distressing cough. II is pre-
psfed by Dr. Strickland No East Fourth Street, Cnein-
NATL o , and for sale by Druggists. ..... -.
- y :. se'' ~ - = = ...... SO4
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-30

AsHTABULA, Dec. 26th, 1865.
This Society was organized Feb. lltb, 1860,
under the name OF Anti-Slavery Socieiy-its
object being to assist escaped fugitives. Ii
continued under that name until the progress of
wal brought about change, and instead Of
fugitives it was freedmen that needed help,
when the name was changed to Freedmen's Aid
Society Of Ashtabula, and the Society made
auxiiory to the Cleveland Freedmen's Aid
Comm ission. Since the organization Of this
Society ten boxes have been shipped, the ag
gregate value OF which was estimated at
S949.TI. SEcY.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-30

The Ravenna Democrat says that on Satur.
John Wilkes, wealthy farmer in Edinburgh
after all the family had gone to bed. Mr.. w
opened the door to ask their business. when
they seized him, drew him outside and pounded
him until be was senseless. They entered the
house and menaced the females with pistols
demanding money. They ransacked the house
but found only SO.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-30
@. g. CALKrNs, Sec'y.

The roads at PithoIe are little soft and
oozy, we should rather infer from the fact that
lady who was attempting to navigate some of
the avenues Of that delightful region the other
day. was swallowed up to somewhere above the
knees and had to be extracted minus shoes and
stockings. but whether in bulk or detail is not
Of
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-30

AID SOCIETY OF AsHTABuLA," for the election
OF officers for Il e ensuing year, will be held at
Smiths Hall, Thursday at 2 o'clock P. NJ :, Jan.
4th. 1866. II is hoped that all interested in q
union effort TO relieve the suffering freedmen,
will be present. Let each Society in the place
be represeuted,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-30

Hon. James Monroe, United States Consul
at Rio Janeire, is now at bis ONE in OberIin.
having returned there on Saturday last from a
brief visit to Washington. He will leave the
United States for Rio about the 18th OF
January. and will take his family with him.