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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-02


Ybhfths b,sod md sxpei dsssss they purge out the
sSysh rdiscrdsred osns into their natural action. and
xssecy g they eurs ths everyday complaints Of
~ Eouee powerful effects they are the time In
4oisstsd des.s the stsst and beat phye that be
ISesd pr shnd.sn Being they pleasant
HSe 80 esing purely vegetable. resfrom any rist
Cures nave been made which surpass belief were
y men pf such exalted pcsition and
70 forbid the suspicion OF nntruth Many en-
sheet esf and phykicias have lent theh nanes
sefsu NE public tbs reliability Of remedies, While
sshs hsss sent Us the of their conviction that
eur Pepssons contribute Immediately to the relief our
assnt Below nansd is pleased to fnrnish grats our
Ansriesn Amsnac containing directions for the and
esrtfnsasss of cures 81 the olewipg eompiAints
Cestsssss. bilious compiAIsts Rhsamsiism, Dropsy
hs.Ieurn Headache arising from foul stomach
Gsstlon Morbid naetion Of the Bore aud Pain arising
thsrsfro Ftstusney Loss of Appette an Diseases which
medicine They also purify the blood and stim
sating The systsm complaints which would
pposed they Gould reach, soch Deafbessy Partial
blindnes Neuralgia and Nervous Iuitiby Deangement
sfhs liver and Kidneys Gout and other kindred complaints
srsns from low state tody distractions Of Its
Dease D. put snsS suprireped dealers With other prep
.rstious which they make prodt Demand AYREs and
taks siher Ths sick want the aid there
and thsy skouid have It,
Fsspsrsd b. pRJ sArSs c.. Lowell, Ma. and sold
y sis wnIAsp sss Il: 4. HxsDsn pynssiss Ash,sSsh,
80 %c<ieff etersn1sIee. 80 "a ,s a. JbI,s
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-02

: The ship Anna Schmidt, which was destroyed
by the Alabama of the coast Of South Ameri-
ca. had on board quantity OF Ayers Cherry
Pectora al for California. DR.. Aver & Co. now
appeals for redress direct to the British Govern.
ment, as the responsible party in thi. wicked
business, and base their claim for payment and
protection on tie ground OF humanity. as their
commodities, are wholly for the sick =, Their
point is well taken, aud will doubtless be pressed
with the pluck a,d persisteucy which charsc
terze the operations Of these celebrated chem.
ists ''''''.' - " Baisimors Clipper.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-02

A private letter from waterbury, VT. from
our worthy friend L. y. Hoffman, says that old
MansGel and Camel's Hump Mountains, are.
and have been for weeks, dressed IN white. We
regret TO hear that. beside the prevalence Of
dyseptery in that region. his own family have
b,en afflicted with long and severe sickness. y.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-02
1881 Ger

After perfaming every other theatre ,Pbalons
Night Blooming Certus is now perfumiug
the late theatre OF war D. uthern orders roll
10 continuously. There is a pe:-fect union OF
between the two sections as re.
6 'rds this peerless extract. Sold every where.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-02

DR.. Nelson has availed himself Of the proiss.
sioua services Of Dr., P. Z. Hall. who has sl.
ready entered upon the discharge Of the duties
ofhisposilion Success and general satisfaction.
We believe, have heretofore attended the labors
Of DR.. Nelson. and the skill Of pr Hall adds
an additional commenda,ion oi The, establish.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-02

Hcrrick & Bro. have added to their lnrge and
beautiful stock OF Dry Goods. rich and va
ried stock OF Ladies' and Misses Furs, which
every cash buyer should examine, Il they con.
slider choice goods and low prices an object
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-02

NAVAL APrRsxrroEs Affection 10 called to
the advertisement found elsewhere for Appren.
tices iu the Navy. The opportunity for pseful-
meas, Improvement and preferment, is an object
worthy OF notice ssgqi,e' ,i,,,} r.' sal'a.eifF
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-02
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I've Baa C.ses OF Piies Cared BY NJ. stfict-
s.fs fis. Remedy Mr. Gass Of Jsnesyile, wi,consin,
WHITES the bcueht Of all soer with the Pisa. that
Sehse bfsn troubled for eight years with aggravated
sf Piles, and hs brother nom the army
sursbls (hs being quite paaiyxed with the Pss Both
sAsss dss<nk cured with bottle Of Dr..
euskiands Piis Remsdy The recommendation ef these
s.tsusn, beside the daily testmoniais received By Dr.
Akapd ought 70 convince those suffering that the most
46svsfsd thouc Of Piles cured BY Dr. scisnds
Fec saieja Aphtatrh, By GserSs willard and H. A. Hen-
try. sot
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-02

q FIRxxEs's DANCE, Thursday Evening. Dec
7th, 1865, At Smiths Hall. Yorrsef and Lady
are invited. Music by West 4 Upson's Band
Bill for dancing. 81 .25. oJ -afai I8L} 7
''s'a' .i..et GA. KSArr, Foreman.
te,.,. -' A. s. BouKER, Sec'y.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-02

ALnrRr 10 furnishing Pictures. at reduced
prices for the Holidays and for general and
friendly presentation. Alberts Gallery is pro-
verbal for beautiful aud life.liks Pic.urea \ ?
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-02

TUE DISK OF THE BArrrsr CuuRcm Is, we are
told to be supplied by Mr. oillet,, late Of the
Presbyterian Church, for the time being, be
ginning on Sunday NEXT o. ava stss,'st
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-02

INSTRUCTION IN MUsiC.-PRoF.. =. H.
HOPKINS gives Instruction In Vocal and
Plans. voin 0ntsr and Harmony He will also arrange
ana eonposs Music when desired.
fHSxsoxel0 erm-one half In advance Pupils will he
SSssmodatsd With uss Of Passon reasonable tsrms-a,
his rssidsaes. term consists Of 20 lsssnns. iti-
EY Special attention viii se paid TO beginner BY MRS
HOFKfSS.rl eite -s~zf EEHkl sfk sf - sr' SG2
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-02

The Tslsgreyh will be cubbed with Hsr
pers Weekly OF Monthly for 1925. 10
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-02

Coat, Wholesale and retail. See Strong q
Mannipgs advertisement.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-02

,sB0ANDRETa's vEGETA BILE PILLS.
Ars nfHbls for eosveness apasms loss Of Appetite
kssdaohe, gidduess, of boang ser mss dixznes
drsynes and erampng pains. and all disorders Of the
stss1fsh and bowels iaati q p u ,s..l.t'sk
Original Letter At 29l Canal Street. New York.
J. J. @, COOK ppblisher Of the STATE Bonner, Ben
sington, w. says: he sttacked with Dyspepsa,
suffered severely fre e. that not particle OF food could
tehan githout the most
esa = hs temach Pos Eve yesru he suffered from the
dreadful complaint vhsn he used BRANDRETHS PILLS
The art boz Old not to bepsdt him much but thu
sha pdneed change snd the sms he had taken sx
"a COMPLETE CURE effected He "My dyspep-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-02

CITIFIED lMPRoyEnESrs-Sow that our vii.
lage has attained the size and Importance to
warrant the assumption Of some Of the airs aud
Improvements OF city Tie, and among them stone
walks, we would call attention to ,Edgerton's
Quarry, at Thompson. ueauga County, adver.
tised in our columns. Besides being tbe nearest
quarry, tho stone are perhaps the hest adapted
to this purpose Of any in use They are harder
aud Of 6rmer tf x:ure, 4 therefore more durable
The proprietor. Mr.. B EDoERroS. is ss;thorough
mechanic, and faithfa, reliable business man,
and bis contracts are ,fulflled with ptomptuess
and fairness. Flaggibgpcan be had, either de.
livered or ct the quarry, just SOU, of Unior-
vile. coppleiely worked or in the rough, aod
at prices corresponding 10 tie labor put upon
'hem. For the beauty Of workmanship and
the character Of the tstohe. We woaId call at.
teniiop to walk just, laid Of these stone before
ourown domicil. which IL q comfortio look a,
as we'll as walk upon. See adver tisement.
I Hux.Bgo.A "A Do.RI-Tbis lscipre. which came
of on Friday evening last, called, together a
crowded house. Il wastBe second oftbe course
which had begun SO auspiciously. and the rcpu.
ta,iou OF the ;,Fat Contributor had been, by
the generous labors of the Cleveland journa Q,
so well established. that the audience was not
only . numerous one. but ore OF large expecta.
tioA sud hope Wbeaibe lecturer catered. this
expectation showed itself is quite % audible
msnnsr.. He wss introduced 10 most happy
mapncr. with puos aud pleasantry,i and with
some Nile eclatsin visN of the baaqpet of the
evening to which all were looking iorwlrd.-
The opepug was cufioasly int creating. The
slose aud watchful attention was Everywhere
apparsnt but the point and Intensity of the OF
hand wit that accompanied A. WAS not fully
apRrsciated. The eyes sthat glistened became
slightly Tess full aud brilliant. and tbs ears that
were picked suffered less Of poiat and at.
tenuation. As the ,eliertainment. proceeded,
the 'profandi,y OF wit more frequently failed to
penetrete the stolid hesfer. aud the bearing of
the audience became more appars n,ly thought.
iul ead sober; less eager and expeciantl or
something at which TO laugh. But an ecca.
sooal effort at Wit succeeded in provoking aDy.
thing like free laugh. aud that ont fron
portion OF the audience. Another portion be.
came listlsss; and yet ssother, and'by Tar the
,srgest, showed a most commeudsble eutiu.
rance. But two OF the large audience we're
sufficiently hardy to ieave the hail. ootwih.
standing the severity of the iuiiieliou. ,Ex.
travagaDza. abOrtive vii snatches Of poia,les,
song aOd doggerel, apd q finale or the irish
song--"weariog OF the Green r'had 20 moving
effect upon the multitude. The effort wasse.
narkable for nothing except perhaps the ef
frontery OF the lecturer. AOd the magidcsous Of
the sell, and even these were scarcely equal to
the patient endurance Or The audience Iive Ia
husibsT Ers
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-02

ChaPped Hands, Sore Lipe, Chilbfainss go
-AECEAAN 1 co.'s cAMPHOR lCE, With GLYCEkiNE,
sstss shsppsd hands &e immsdataiy and win kssP the
uka eo and sooth In the coolest weather. Sold BY Drug
Sists-Pses as ssnts-sshs By mail for as eents-
HEGEMAN CO at esa1 yfsi
eae 'Asist ~ Chemists and Druggists, New York.
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Jys. u. Dspssssrs .r "a. GATED sr.ss.
Disssaa Crenata-Buehu Leaves 8cs
PRoPERTIEs.Th.ir odor Is strons diau:ve, and ss.e.
what srosie Their tastes bsish and snsogsusso uiss
-NEpfcAI. PROPERTIES AND USES. -Buehu leaves us
Ssntly snuspt. with pocui:r tendency 70 the Urinary
exciting daphorss when circumstances svor this usss sf
action
-rtH t.ntar Hfse2
Gravel Chronic Cstah Of the Bsdder Morbid lrritas.
of Bladder and Crehra Disease Of the Prostst end
psrts 10 M evacuation The remedy has also bsss
Recommended In Dyspsrsis Chronic Rheamstis CutAnso
Ansetionss and DrePy. ia 7r.-
& 51 ssSr x. x
life after confinement Labor hsinsi Bsd-wsstag In
children. re.- --.r s-.-4
II DR. xEYsEn !. rhysIdsn Of sv,, .hiI.y y,y y:.Is'
:as e: tss q s.ea: @ I'D s.s q E
dsiphia sa nH A
aEe.s o aoaf
Nh u. I. Bsrxsois, 4ooMa
Jess g 90 1 rais aea3 B3is
psAi siH ,-Ir regard to the question ashed % ~ ~
opinoa shost Buehu would say that have ussd azd ssa
the article various forms the past thirty fds
not think there s any form pspsasp Of Ihsxs nos
used known 70 Be ussd In the vsus diseases ~hsrssus
.sds... agent would Be i,dle.ssa fsa are s..' =.
..o. s ~, as ss..,. "a n. ,.,.s'..
s,s ..oa;vsa ia M, ,udrm.a, -,r.s,ea a q. ns.
i'iN '41l Hsal
and used. a. % s. . .s s:s.s. :r s az
r.r,n of f1uyu
p.as :. 4. .au.i TO your Twelve yesr. ..p.Isnos
think 10 1--WE me the right to judge OF iz mersf and
ssss.sdes or p.rs.lity. CIV. sos"prss.d.'s. over -
os,r a,sa. would ouaO your., but hod to the dossa.
copper cent you'd ,. worth more than gold sslsr 80
t,.s. your Dassu sr II. s.s, 90 p.ti.Ss. iA.sse.,.a
.es ass thar ever ...a ssr.s -s 90. sas
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M hsE'''Ai'' ''ai" ss Ga lee,
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'.'N. - 1s. ~. 4-s''ss -seAs,
As. no, H,l.s.L,s ylrip K.r,lss ssszss p :
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49, 49,. -@,..s ~. = - -, y
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Physicians, Please Notice. 4

Bsrs selected with great and prepared In
n. Hembod, Durgst and Chemist Of sixteen pears
scribsd BY the most eminent Jcsns hes been adttdA y
in the United States Army and is also In general
in State Hesdtsls and public SANITARY institstsas
thresghout the land.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-02

"A kspsrler re sdy.--y.s can ecnse,sntioa,ly
SssepBebd th6te suffering from distressing cough, Df
stistisnds Meauous Consh Balsam II gives
lstssseps and vha not di,ssreeable 10 the taste
Thtfs 90 but the Msnuoes Cough Bsitnm
sftks b<st Preparations utsy ali that propris-
ter claims Tor IT. We have tried 1t during the past week
nnd found relief from most distessing cough. IL s
psrs1 by Or, striekisn Fourth Street, cnsn-
Insti o. and for sale by Druggists. - -, !,
lfrts.p Ashsssals. ~ Geores willard and II. a. Hen.
<sy 49, s,,.-i,- = = .t-.t -. -. 4. .t eos
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-02

BRIDAL CHAMBER, Esssy Of Warning aud Iustrus-
tied fof Ybasx Msnplt,hhsd by the Howard As.ocia-
dsS and seat es Of charge In sszied envslopes Address
pr. J. sKILIif HOucHTON. Howard Association, Pbils-
ssiphis. ra. y :. g y7es'
a, .,yvhssksrst syhisksrs,.po you want whi.t.r,
Monstaehssf Our Greeian Compound viii force them
grew the sneoss chin or on bald Heads in SIX
Essts fse yioo Sent BY mali any where. closely seal
-, 81 receipt ofpfies. Address,
WARNER 4 CO. Boz lss, BROOKLYN, N. Z. 40 IL
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Heimbold's Flud Extract Baehs

10 Affections pser females s uuequ.isd BY sry ssr
prrpsrzo In ehorcsis Retention freRleh el psis
fulnsts suppeo of eascmsy evscustions ciesfsd<r
schrras state OF this utsru Lsreorfhs, and m cemPsies
asidsnt 70 yhs whether aring foi habits Of
nnprrdsssiss. or IL ne detlips shanss ofuss aa3
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-02
Helm5old, Fimd Extract Bsehs
,apnovEp ROSE WASH

win radically s,scriuae frofn the systsm Diseases q s
Urinary Organs arising habits Of st tffe
y psrssding thoss sppissasnt and dangerous rssdss,
copaivs and Ne cs, In curing all tsss srssssnt 80
dangerous diseases.
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d, HELMeoLb's 81
lasi.sH 4ai lo mhbsqzl s6I isyisls
Fluid EItract Bstchsf,

For we.fuers sf,fns from Rseess or Irdserstios. ne
constitution Affected With orsspe Weakness r~qsirss
the aid Of medicine 70 strengthen and inveor~ts the yta
which Hehbeids Ex,rset Buchu isv.tfssiy dsss. n -
1ss@,s' b ssbisssde, eensuneon or insanity esspss
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Ayers CATHARTIc PILLS

A RE the most perfect pur-
"A gstive whichwe arc able
: to produce, which we
think has ever yet been made
By any body. Their edeets
have,abundantly shown to the
community how mneh they
excel the ordinary medicines
In use. They are safe and
pleasant TO take, but powerful
10 cure. Their penetrating
properties stimulate tie vitsl
activities OF the body, remote
the pbstrpctiops of its orxsua
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-16

ur. Kings BODY not tF0und---yerdicf
Against Lottery Dealers --- The
NeWark Railroad Accident.

NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-On Monday morning,
Mr.. King went 10 store and purchased a
pound bag Of shot. He declined 10 have il
sent 10 his room, SAYING he would take il him
self. lie i supposed To have placed il in his
clothing before he jumped overheard. Hopes
are entertained that the body may be recovered.
General Mcclellan was not passenger in
the Persia.
A verdict was given IN the Supreme Court
against e<rtain lottery dealers To the amount
Of nearly 900. The suit was 10 recover for
advances made 10 lottery men.
The japanese corvette Fasyania. built here,
made the passage To Rio Janciro in 2S days,
on route TO Japan.
\ railroad accident at Newark this morning
caused by the negligence or thoughtlessness of
switchman named OBricn, who left the
switch so turned that the train took the track
terminating in the yard, some 200 yards from
the switch. The engineer discovered the dis
placement Of the switch and put on the brakes
instantly. The locomotive ran off the detached
track. smoking ear was literally demolished,
the first passenger ear rnnning nearly through
il. The crash was terrific and the scene de-
scribed a heart-rending in the extreme. Few
passengers i'm the smoking and first passenger
ears escaped without some injury. Up 10 two
o'clock. but four passengers had died, and
eight or nine injured. who were carried into
the Newark Hotel. where they received prompt
medical treatment. IL Is believed that few
Will recover. The Switchman has been ar
rested snd it i believed will be tried for muir
der
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VOLUME |.

with the propriefors q the Daily Hefafd.
.Jouraai and JeitRgIh, for three copies for
each member. and subsequent instruction
wa given him 70 include the elective ofHoers
u the House In the furnishing thereof
several bills were iniroduoed and other in
troduood n the regular session. taken up and
properly referred.
In the afternoon session. the House resolved
itself into Committee u the Whole for the
consideration Of the Governor Message. II
was taken mp and appropriately referrcd b
different Committees. after which the Com
mittee rose and was discharged
The question A. 10 the amount Of stationery
20 h. furnished each mrnler wa referred to
a special Committee
The use Of the Hall wa rendered. ON motion.
10 Hon. George W Julian, on Friday evening
next. with the understanding that Mr. Julian
shall % express him-elf that his views may De
understood without ambiguity or after expla-
nation,
\ Joint resolution on tiie subject Of ship
canal around Niagara Falls was introduced.
House bill No. - was taken up and passed
by vote of b 10 10.
After the transaction Of other business. the
senate adjourned until = o'clock this after-
neon. $3.50 q. - 81
A joint resolution was offered calling for the
speedy trial II jefferson Davis; and, upon
conviction. his speedy punishment which, un-
der the rule, the Chair decided ii must 20 to
the Committee on Federal Relations.
several bills Were taken up on second read
ing and properly disposed Of
The Doorkeeper's contract with the daily
papers not meeting the views If a majority Of
members. was rejected. after which the House
adjourned.
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:, nop,i, OF Legislative Proceedings.

Alter The reading II the minutes. petition
"As presented O. change tae law authorizing
'he granting &C Aeen~.s to sell liquor. which
wa referred 10 tae Committee ON Tempe
rance.
\ Petition wa. presented hr the repeal of
q Al act r thc relief ef the families Of ~ol
a'ers' -e-l'en. msrins-.'' Etc.. approved March
J. iooi and asking for the passage Of a law pro-
willing that AN money! collected b. placed
IN The hands q County Trca>ur,r.. 10 be and
remain portion II The General County Fupa
and L he disposed - an auy other revenue.
Referred
The select toln'a.tte, On stationery made a
report IN favor of Showing each member -
N9rih q stationery which report w, concur
r.-a.atan wa. offered calling utan The
President % bring JET Dasi. 10 "a speedy trial
before the proper civil tribunal. for hi. ALLEGED
ifeasoa' ana ta@t II convicted he b. made 10
suHef tlt i'enalil prescribed bv law.
The iutrfdue;ian 81 mi. resolution caused a
lengthy debate. .n which ,srion. mes,h..-.
took part. ~ A. g. laee themselves ..ri.ht ON
the record
Ia the house yesterday. various pefltious
were presented GA The subject II T.mn.ranee
and for the REPEAL of TIE Al for liz. Iel,.f II
Soldiers Families.
fifteen thousand copies Of the Governors
Message were ordered 70 be printed.
The Docrkeeper was instructed 10 contract
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NEW YORK. November l5.-The Convention
of the French Canadians at the 1t. Charles
Hotel opens tonight at : o'clock. The plan of
the meeting i 10 form an organization through
the country, with headquarters at New York,
with view to promote the interest of the
French Canadians Of this country and Cana
da. Delegations from Rochester, OSwegO. and
Syracuse, New York, springfield and Worces-
ter, Massachusetts. Detroit, Michigan, and
Chicago. Illinois. have arrived here. Among
the delegates. is the French Canadian Minister,
and DIR. j. III. CadeauX. Of Elmira. The meet
ing bids fair TO be largely atteded. Among the
resolutions to be presented by DR.. CadeauX is
the following:
ResoIred, That in the name Of the 1900
French Canadians, who have paid with their
lives homage to the holy liberty. for which they
fought i'm the late American war. we emphati-
cally deny that mercenary ideas We're the only
motives that caused rs 10 barrieade the Amer
can capital with our breasts; and proclaim
to the world that we are not only proud TO
have shown our adopted citizens that we are
worthy Of the liberty We enjoy. but we sol
emny assert that we are ever ready to rally 10
the defense Of this Republic.
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Conservation Of the Bishop Of Me-
Observation-Disclosures Accident.

CHICAGO. November e5.-The conservation
Of the Rev. DIR. Clarke a. Bishop Of Nebraska.
took place AT James Church to-day.
six Bishops. over fifty clergy and an inn
mense congregation were present. The cere-
mony was very imposing.
The new Bishop starts Immediately for his
diocese.
The Journal has the following: The express
train on the Chicago a Rock Island Railroad.
which left Rock Island last evening. owing 10
a misplaced switch two mile, east Of Moines.
Illinois, was thrown from the track and the
whole train. with the exception Of the lOcOmo-
tive and sleeping ear. precipitated down the
embankment. turning six coaches and two
baggage ears upside down. two coaches were
smashed 10 pieces and several passengers in
jured. >iX seriously but none killed.
Mr. Davies and John Curry, Of New York.
arn amnnr tho inlured mon.
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Secretary of the Treasury and the
southern Debt.

NEW YORK. November lj.-The CONNER
ciGFS special SAY: The Secretary Of the Trea-
>ury considering the best method of prompflv
collecting the direct tax Of 1851. due bv the
southern states. he has refused application 10
south Carolina 70 assume her quota To be paid
in one year.
New York politicians are beginning TO work
the wires busiiy for applications for the ya-
cant c0llectorship.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-16
F.taIHaiIroad Aecidens'

NEWARK, Y. j.. November lo.-'Ihe eight
o'clock through train from New York. for
Was lington. this morning. while under fun
speed ran on the track al turn uble one
mile below Market streei. Newark. Through
the NEGLECT Of a switch tender.
". l.. Gordon. proprietor Of NhiHuF- ho-
tel coaches. VA killed outright add a boy
named Brick from New Brunswick. q serious
ly injured that he has since died; g.. W Mose-
ly. a recently arrived Englishman wI fatally
injured. and Capt Mitchell slightly. 3Ir. Cor
don Wa from HodneSs, New Hampshire and
wa accompanied by his wife and two<hildren.
who escaped uninjured.