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, 1865-06-06
CHICAGO DRIVING PARK.
JUNE MEETING.
Commencir 6 Monday June 5, 1865

SECOND DAY.
70. 3-rur.e &300-Wlth an Inside s'aEs OF so,
Sfn e d T. naso: 10 A. a
and missouri; cloted Win hse e'tsie;, Vi:
+ SEsSsss:aEss i sSSStE:ss .5 i: :s'!,ss ssss:s. s
q a. chaplins's cs.g. Bosson, formerly McClsl.
Ne. 4-same Dny-pur.e . 1oo-wlth an Ia
teAs a Ter sotses ~ ssss1 u ss
WWfssoS$.; WI Gdaas$: + =, u Wi!d MiX M1Sis., Mg1s
jAs koyina eh. 2. Fins Cut.
A, 7,,S Ga1Stz1s1n'. M, :; e sh: Mons,s Ght.e-
Mn. Par,ek's b. T. Jetse.
wiedss'. u ho;.tr9.s.. ,1 g; ..isy + !. T9e5s %s9s
THIRD DAY.
! ss s1 so ses ss 1e'
h';;l bl@itS: matl9: - p 4 + c:'fis:, 9s2ils,
NJ. sams anss Sa,Fnrme 1an ssoo-ro. Double
Team. 70 Wagons, mile seAu- Closaa With Ious en-.
i'm. fstrIek'l Tram. Jes,e and maid.
Rmic 1. Team Team TH9y r,;sr AZ =, ~ st .,s
VII. Godfrey = Team Lily simpson aad aais
FOURTH DAY.
6s: ,is ss, 70 Harness. Open
H., M;,:,a ooRl,'hs ~ s.s:a saS J9ha n,srFssy.
z.
4. set Nela'a b. m. Lady Brooks
JaMts D, yle's bl &. B'atk Diamond.
FIFTH OAK,
No. 9-Pursc &300-T!th IN inlfda ssass OF 3too
eacn :. p, ~ 81 Two miles 10 wagons. Closed
With 1ya eatt1es. viz,
Geo Mansur's hs. Gnn Grant,
ttrnm Hastings HI. 6 Cooley.
NH 1odEty'a Z. m Ltfy simpson.
y n ChampliLA Ct. <. DNfon.
N1l. o res rc. rn- Lady More. ...
No. 10-Some DHy-purse 100-Ml1e heats
70 ha ntss for F. 1ear Ods Lloaed with three
uIes, vlx:
s, 4. Ea.mondtb. c.
FortaT lconHr 'sK T.
j r Pinney's b. g. ChartsrO Z.
Thtse races VII undoubtedy be Of greater Interest
than Ary heretUfore ttot ed IN the Ness heeutties
counpri&lnE the belt hoIsss of The count IT
The main entrance 70 the Park Is On State street.
within the City Limits; the ,rbe run Within
fsv ocks. and lhc rack vii! be hid to the grounds
bes ~ LOT &. he City Railway Company c,Dtampl4tes
tu- ming cats on bo State st eet 8h Ind avenue
fer Lhe accommodation yi1tors to kAe St tic Fair,
Which ts 10 bs held On thfsa Grounds early SEQ.
tenbe. Covered .eRl fot ten lho2s2a3 pa lpe, with
every Convenience Ever fcunl on q race ground.
large police foct. under tho cha 81 Of Cap. Nelson
Eill Insure order. Pooh sid =: The Sherman and
Fremont Ho.e!s and on The o2nd. Ho:1.1 start Il
for The tfIuE stretch Badges " % the
9sy. Admission slto. 4 separate GRIND staad for
LAdlea ths'F eIcuTfg.
Ius. Ca1fN s51Fa1N. Ms fATR1:K,
EetsetaTy. rrcalGelt.
TR1 WEEE9G ATSE1T
, 1865-06-06

nc" 0Ek 4AfAEI4t
New ToxK. Junsy~
cor1os-1@ec lower; more t,iye; 4sc 6s nIdine.
FIorn-pnll, heavy. and ihsl5c lowe: IS sa36 ID
for 1tra st.1e; 9ssGs Is for round hoeo Jnio,
huy cTA aS oulside p1!cf4-
4 H1sky-Et2yy sEd IoEtf At$2G7.
0xAty-Whezt without d cif:d ch,nye: ChIesto
fpTnk, 81 -; clo!t amber Aiaieau, Il u; conmou
winter fyd &e&*eIt. t:59- & 4ul. Barley and Bar
ley Malt dut Ard numanal G. = hssry and 1C lover:
HaSsc for 1antatd ult1ed; ft:s9oc sound DO; &c
KIN did do, and s5sse.c common nh "a western
sts heavy tnn .oEer sc for western 10 arrive and
s&s:sc DO On the spot. closing At CSC for wssten
afoc1n1ts-ce nee tull, susa- ac:ive: Caba Masca.
vsto, .1:aNHc- Mclas41a tuu.
WDOI-Nlll
Pk1EoL1 1a-Dull aad lower : esude. but nsu tar
rauIe6 in 5ond ~ do 1tF ffet; sual1 ea.cs 471
II crude "a - for retaeola bond, aaa 6aS70 III
P1os,smsa-po,a szerea d eaa dse!a.d1y higher;
sau ieEnls1 wsy sic.inx = :, f2t es.n: ssoS:o %
for i1Le and July. te ltr md h1Jefs op ion. s7s@
:e Br,stieaey; 0s*G9 ~ PA p.Hn msS sad sad
.1uict err IL ats ve1Y Il N at 1asH. for shon!de:a
ia l+a1sc f3r hsms Bacon an ri and steady Lard
Iii i: nrnts al l5alsAe; na.t+r y ,1e nsqd At 2,
o. for Ohio sals.3H for S:Ate- Cheese heaYy at
csc coIuco 10 prime.
, 1865-06-06

smxr.-7hs market Is largely over stocked, Tb..a
Is = 1rgt decline. md sales arc slow staesx.
Hoes-Hsve slightly Advanced ~.to s,les u II cars
Aa9H2loA.
suLpX RonINeoy,
, 1865-06-06
Qswe0o larkets :

.FLouR-ste,dy. SAles 4t 6 = 10. No. epr1nz:
fos s fsa stater; Is :oS' for ~h''s; tszSsS
aaAm-Whta. quiet Sails an1ser Michigan On
!.
CAHAL FHx11Hrs-NomlnAH
LAKE, IMrokrs.-1,l00 btls fur: B,b3o tu wheat.
fItoR7s-ehlpped By raj roN ISL o.ls ,nr; 500
ptwh&at. I 7'-
, 1865-06-06

PEGULAR SATURDAY SALE
10 Of Houaeho1d Fu!nltg.c. Plano Fo.te, Cazpets
AT CTION.
,,en en aATERpAT: june lo.h q * o.e!oes. q Bat.
ln7ton B.TtE1. WN a HuITER3 d CO..
1e4{9u It Aucttoreeta.
, 1865-06-06

TRY GOODS, BOOTS AND
~ khoes. Strawberries, Perfams,y. &c,
A T a U G T o N.
On TGEaDAF, IuEe slh, at SH c'cloex at BottArst
Auction koom1, cor OF DeaEbo erd WashIn etoa ats
j4,Es6St WI i. B1TTEKS q co. Nactsra
, 1865-06-06

IN NEW AND SECOND.
~ hsnd Open and Top Bugztes. second hand
CsE1tA3ea at GsTyal.s, several Horses FnEe White
tpn1 e family pet) Al AUCTION, on THURSDAY,
Jkre sxh. At 10 O'Clock At Bntt n auction Rooms
corner # Dearborn ard W2ahtnxfo1 strrot1.
tety9iQ.t MN. a, HUTTKBS CO.. AurtaN.
, 1865-06-06

A RAEE 1KVE-1HEsr--We nre informed that
another we'll on the property Of the Amber Oh
Company har recently <trHet oU, and that now
the receipts sve.age e2So Per day, from les.es
clone. OF upwards Of Ess,oao a year-a return
Of more than 30 per cent. o. the investment; and
property has scarcely mora thin BEGUN We un.
deftt3nd 1hat liuitsd amount Of stock IL uuso1d.
and csn I've had at rhe Office Of the crupauy, No
Smith & N'xon's Du!clng, at the orag1nsi pace
of $5.t4 per eha1e.
, 1865-06-06

pxRsoaAL-Dt. J. u. Rauch, we'll known I,
Tnsry of our citizens, - nedIca. man Of vrc,
ability md Promise, and who has, eince the b.
ginning Of tho ws5, been connected With tie arus
tn places OF great profe.stonat responsible ~,
VIA IN this city, on fy.og Visit. sesrerday. The
Iud,aps: IN charge Of the immense hospitals q,
that place.
, 1865-06-06

GEHxaAL LGRAkr.--A t=lngzsrn from Ltept. t.-t,en
: 9ssnt to J. E, Jones, Esq, o. i. Marshal, re.
ceived yesterday, states shat the General viii AZ.
11se IN chisaco on Saturday next, A rrsd re
tspaon VIII uoubutt9 Be extended to him-onc
GIant more honored than In Eh{caeo. ~
, 1865-06-06

Fusoe1E.-Yeeserdsy was the great Germ,n
holtdsy. celebrated By Germans th1ourhoo. ti,r
world, W rienie: sod other sylvan modes Of re-
observed b. tho Germans OF Chtcseo. 11.tA"s
, 1865-06-06

HIGHWAY ROBERTA gentleman M aisd /. F.
Beta, while wa-9tnc cut With lacy On Suuo1y
night nesr Union Park, about h4G pasr u1uc
O'Clock wn* ttopIcd hy TWO raEEa unr Of sAou
pointed knife Ut his shroat while 1be other sim
diary Dcpaeed tho fadv. They took h:s gold
witch ard about sevcn ao7s-. In money, THE It
tntpg ,nstaut dcath II 'heE rlde any nclse. No
AxTeSts.
, 1865-06-06

Itch! Itch! Itchy Scratch I scratch,
itch ia ibirty ak hours aiso cures Sssld Head,
salt Rheu, and all diseases ofthe rkin. All other
cures for ekln diseases contstn the health destroy
ing mercury, and are dangerous. Blanks Cerate
Price By mall sixty cents per bnx1 or by express
our dollars per dozen. Sold by druggists xenet
street, Ch1eayo, general agent mJc+17D9.lm
, 1865-06-06

"1fyou don't take back that item in tho Law
inteil!Repce abont Con, Brown, will whip you,
and Fhoote Who lern rote 1t
Yonfs truly,
, 1865-06-06

Moncsy at two o'clock, the Prceldeni a. B. Joar
son Of The Eleventh Ward, in the chaif. The lol
2ohing we're prttcut: Allen. AtwA,er, Bzsdy
Blake, Co,vin, Csse. Coop=1, Ds1udosa, Duenslnz
Edtrook: Farwell, F1sk t;lb> q, Go'mey, Gfesde
Me, Knieteri or, LaSpsriss, a N;es, Ghlenaors ss
FTpnty, Fecs, flttf. RextorJ, Kus.e', 6troES
steinng,ltr. shAcklorG, sbel.. sau,er, Sent
sehsaf, 3. IsTlor. 3. 6 Taylor, 1horasrth, Wal
The minute. OF the last meeting we're read and
pppsovtd-
several petitions for reianc,ne and reuisslou
m.saee On tqus Izst'on d taxes. Other peutiona
were also received md resttIed.
"A coun,nniestlon IN regard to compensation
tQr1fc Wis rccedvtd and Fefetrcn.
Bills nestnet the county we're received nud re-
TERED without reading.
naud" ,hal the conmitse had moved 10 The mat
ter ~ ordered ~ the enpE1yisorr. A dec1aion
hsd hesn made by the Superior Court to the cl
ftet thst '~&nty cents only wtrd be allowed il \
given case for tust Of index. tnttel1 Of from Two
10 four dollars. u 4as threatened In the bill =
NGthinc further ba7 b. en- DONE Report ace-psed.
61pt1ytsor Drandorf Lfered resolution ac-
eepung on behs IL Of the Board III act t. pfoy,de
Tow ship Boards Of Heath in t1ose couotlts hAy-
dcE towl shlp organizations, ard o9deFin: that
fssa Ba.3a VT H.
ls@H
The act referred TO wns then rezd; Its p'inctpil
proyseob ie that the supervisoTe in "a b tnwnss,o
thail organize Botrd OF ueslth, WHICH kbAl' on
The breaking cut Of any contagious dlseaee REMOVE
ihy PetSa - to 9f IN sss o9r
tics adopting the act ~ ececlal r rteo!unon-
A motion to Ivy Oh the tsb' . was lost.
Rs5sa 70 n,,1s11 f. ;,a R.ao, q
Hammond and kDfckeE Ehockcr.
supeistto. Heed offered tie following:
d|sotrfd, hut The Committee 90 foor Aon'es
n1FlEff fHN%S d
, 1865-06-06

AAaN1rcHT PIcEEhM.-We e1w yesterday q
magnificent lot of pfekerel, eighteen OF which
were c>zght after O'Clock Saturday afternoon
q. Clark Station, abont twenty miles from this
city. On The Pittsburgh j. Fort Wayne Il. R.
Nowas Just Tie time for wafer epars. The Auau-
bon uouser pDder the car OF Mr. A. Smith, has
unku1pSssed Accommodations for the csre III
Ene. t.. We co untnd our sporting sslriends to
Cla1t Stat1nn and The Audubon. Nowhere will
tEey IND ettter sport outside, OF better reltm mt
within doors, than there.
, 1865-06-06

DE1J0H1's IrsrnA1 ia gaming In popularity
daily. Te notice that Delight presented four
dozen bottles to the Methodist Department Of the
Fair onautasdsy, which were alI sold yestcsdsy,
md more c,1led zor. Delight has ey1dent,y got
hold ui q GOOD thing. and the people evidently
know il, as shown hy their hearty arp1cciat o : Of
the Gu.tfa1. 1tisN 1rst.elaes aftc!e, md all I'd
mfttL Ibnsr srhD have not yet testet lis rir-
tues have tfekt IN Etaie.
, 1865-06-06

HISTORICAL soctxTy.-A meeting OF the Chi.
e1eo Historical ooeiety Will be held at the room
Of ge'M. ssaumon. Mecars and Fuller, Marine
iul mec',ne Is REQUESTED upon inpostan, bust,ese.
, 1865-06-06

FcuI:1n Or JULIA meeting Of the Geucr.,
COMMITTEE. 9eo@pf1stne Ill snb'comnittee.) oI
nf Only. will bt held At Rom 10, i. Trrn,nn,
House, fhik eTt n1ng II O'Clock. A iull arend,
arceIs requested. @>sAe'
, 1865-06-06

Coz EINo. IN efficient Military State agent for
nllnois. nos At New Orleans. is winning golden
opinions from the boys In hospital there by his
activity n attending To their wants, and the valua-
bic aid rendered In settling their accounts With
the government. Col. King servea 1h.ee yefre
q an officer In The army: wss tn the ba,Les Of
Fort DonclEon. Shiloh, advance on Cosiuth, oattle
Of ID md 9Th octoper, 1862. and under Sherman
In the Aflar!a ctmp1fgn. and WON an excellent
reputation. He h1s TWO eolt who served IN equal
term With him. returning home be Was appoin&
ed by Gov. ofleabf to the Agency he now dils.
, 1865-06-06

OrEnA-Nras, =, with zuecht u Norns, Mo,sp.
H4. Aea,gtsn, MaEsam11mi ~ Polio, and susip,
RsDfeveea, -.
Mcy1c1Ens-Benent OF J. E. Naele. Ssele II
Qtbel]o; Gou1dbck fs 1sco.
MrsEUn-Afncrnoon, benefit OF the S.ptt,yv
Fair. The dsaml o. the "Rrpubie,n7 s9d z ~.
alist., ID which vi sppesr the whoie OF ,he
eomi,apy. Evtofnf. " Ticket Of Leave, :" with h
pficiDai roxs1fol cseL' The s'tcto.,ca, table ,u1
Of the ~Trumph OF Freedom" and "NayAl En.
csccueuts" close the enterta;uue1i
TNK EouEscCRn1cu1Un will be IN fbe c;t = n.r,
weak, With Robtp.on, fhe f4uou. bsschaeEed
itoeE.
, 1865-06-06

ii a nue,hustny c.se lever watch; v, b. Nc.
coontll. 81 touip, Mo, ~ elessns silver wine
cattt1; J. = Dean. St. Louis, superb silver IA
f1st castor. Hundreds Of others have COT crst:y
snd elegsnt articles during The pdet few dsya Ia
tue suall snm Of one dollar eseh. Call or aeod Is
DUN Co.'S, 1ss Dearborn, or isa Soa,h G,tk
atreet, ChicaGr. ieG,1i9.i,
, 1865-06-06
Found,

AOuND-Ssturday tveni: g. Jnt
u 81. en- Wet Clinton. near MADISON s.ice.. e
L:ren HhneRstcnteL married.. Ella Hsrret, No. 2
TT ow ner can have II By cAl1nx At 1O5 L,xe ;
lWr rA'Te t-Aal-l
, 1865-06-06

GARRoHas.-A dis :harged solder, nsmed
Richard Craze, YVES garroted On Saturday night
about tht hour Of II o'clock, On Quincy rtreet,
ty two ruftsns who seized him ant robbed him OF
h1s revolver. Their victim hxd taken the psecau-
and tins szved IL One Of the Ra.rnters, dc.
peraie looking fe1low, named chnrles Wilson
atias Fostsr WEE Arreeted, Aud had an examination
be wa. he'd to bail In the sum OF {30 to answer
charkee ut the Recorders Court The prisoner
was committed 10 jnl. HI. accoDp,ice Ii ss11 At
lsfge. The Williams had tracked their prey from
Randolph street st In early hour on Ss'u:asy.
, 1865-06-06

w ANTED-A gents-ln ever
wv County IN tbs WeBt-I14r ous, new dne Ct.
PMtast pf Pftn1eu. Lincoln. Jcbn sAz.aInss ta:e
and E1~Atss. vorz. Ho has rpeo7sd III his 3orE1
Tne P1xaident, whaa snova This likeness, sAld il
willing . 20 aoun TO poatEtty With taia rtpxeeat
2. Il RANDALL Boon A. Speeds Mock, Dret b.
tt-aAt f'ht~-rn. mvS. hi-G5p.
, 1865-06-06


ard the relettse minority Of the negroes viii
b. come smaller from, year to year. Keep thi,
stateu en- in view, and be assured We need be I'M
Some othrr anrers have been met and over.
the 10 ID Of patriots hseu Glotted out tfus'
~ "a commonly Known Is staie.:overeiens5
/ do rot mcan Statertehta, Tor they
hlve r'rhts-richts secured hS tls
Cou.tita;i:n-Eight. thtt g en- - no mets be "a
cr1ment The 1dsa that eseh State WAS sovereign
and lnde pendenl-a 1atton ofiiss'f-has been ex.
.neutsted ty this rebellion. The idea thai each
when It rleated, hss gone for eEer- They helt
thai we were thirty SIX independent nations or
ps,fp 1sb;p. t,e aitacles q Which ysIe deuo% r.
other theory Is that the rhlltyix States were BAT
ole Ctlon, and that tnrIolable, and ,a1t whl.a:
We h'ss ,a:a; s,sts governments Ios The pa..
one ptFp'r, and that the rights Of the State d.
rot trr1tg from State tQTeteig1ty, but hccause
tier rsrhis ME guarantee md s6tu ed y the Con
ty-thst Ct these StI,es. wo know hi they never
had any eoveIctEnss thty were cared cut Of the
territories Of the United slstes erected and made
ment. md without The action Of the general gov
esnmcnt, ttey wsud have remained territory to
this day. These states neycr had any sovereign.
Nhas hcco1r Of the equality of the States Of Ii
uI,ons II the twenty three staies have soye1.
eli Anty. and the thirteen have not, then there Is
10 cqun1:ty in ,he efates OF the Unldn- The
wcrbe - Strte rovettlFnty" are wicked and det-
,t1uctlve in their tendencies, md should. hepce.
fo7ib. be banished from our speech. (Chee,sI
Allow ne to say one word In regard to our
national debt. We weEe told By c c'Rss nf gentle.
4ncu IN the North, thst We lever could conquer
tbc South, Tnfy said It wpu be ali right to do
70, II nc could Go tt, bat thar the effort wss per
iect,y t1t1ls, and that every l1e lost Was murder
eud eyt1y dollar expended Was a robbery. A
fhe:e prophecies have been falhi6td; we have en-
phatieailv punished and directly conquered the
South, fChs ars and criee Of "Good.I That Il,
qre hase utterly tee!roJ ed the rebel coresnne
nud conpcllt ahem 10 rttusn to Hnd acknoSi fR :,
thejT allegiance to the government Of the unated
Sfstes. fNeneWed cheers ]
Now tl1cY CONG forward with another prophecy,
aId eay that we cal not psy the national thai
We must 1cpnd8te It and ttht when We 60 20 the
fenubl,c will fill 10 piccef. Let NJ look Ut few
fact. 10 connection with this. In 1876 when We
were through with tae war, our debt wss klso.-
1N,MU; that WIS seven per cent upon the entire
txable property OF the United Ststes 1t that time.
Ii our rational Debt shall foot up, "a 1t may,
f3uh,An.k0 wnen the war is oFer, then It vii
b. III err pr cent upon the taxable property Of
the lossl ftstce, according to the census OF
1SGu, ior II member We paid The debt Of i6 6 Ia
n,ne lceu ,earr, epd We hsd suTp!p. q sa1.0Io.-
ttQ, NEich. believe. gave the authorities more
:ss.pb.c to y.cese Of 11s. It d-t :"p. Ii: Wao.e
, 1865-06-06

ITO DRUGGISTS WanIad =
4 purchase Tx stnck md t1suyes or Retail! D.
Store. Worth from ona ~ three Il oussnu dollars NJ
% ocI:ed On the ltIe Of sosAe railroad, In . aoor
!nE tnwn Addre1s "0uZK.aE,~ care of :,E
loonl5, St!Es. Alch. ksy17a21s.:h
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-03-11
Capture Of Charlottesville with old JubaI
and Nearly his Entire Force,


To Maj Gen. Dix:
The following dispatches 10 relation to
the reported defeat and capture of Gen.
Early by Sheridan, and The capture OF
Charlottesville have been received by this
department.
Gen. Sheridan and his force commenced
their movement last Monday, aid were a,
S,aun'on when last heard from M j Gen.
Hancock was placed in charge of the Mid.
de Military Department during the
absence of Sheridan His beadouart.rs
are at Winchester. EN- STANTON
Dispatches from Gen. Grant to the de.
par meni. say:
Deserers report that Sheridan has rou,.
ed Early and captured Charlottesville =
They report four reg 'ments having gone to
reinforce Early.
AgaiH -Deser;ers from every point of
the enemy's line conf IN the capture of
by Sheridan. They say be
captured General Early md nearly bis
entire, itrce, consisting of 1900 men,
Four brigades were reported as being
sent to Lincbburg to get there before
Genera Sheridan if possible.
Again.-Refngees confirm The statement
Of deserters as to the capture of Early and
nearly bis entire force. They say it took
place en- Thursday last between Stauntop
md Charlottesville, aud that the defeat W as
atal
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-03-11

WHAT CcNeREss LEFT UsBoNK.-The
hasty and confused manner in which bust.
ness was passed through Congress during
the last two days OF the session, is not
among the most creditable of the proceed.
ings Of Congress The Senate amendmeors
to the Amendatcry Revenue, Amendatory
Tariff and Indian Appropriation Bills
were not even read to the House, being SO
numerous, bat we're all non. concurred in
bodily spd forthwith sent to the Confer.
encs Committee. on whose reports. and
with but brief and occasionally imperfec,
explanations. they were adopted. To the
bill merely defining the pay Of officers
servants twenty or thirty sections were
added in relation to military affairs. inslud-
ing the Ameudatory ENROLMENT Bill and
kindred objects, and on these there had to
be COMMITTEES OF Copfercene, and rushed
through without any intelligent knowledge
iof their character. The Civil Appropsia.
ton MIL owes its defeat to being loaded
down with extrsnsous smendments cad
want OF time 10 adjust the differences be.
tween the two H0asss. The Amepdatos
Tariff Bill imposes sa adaitieusl duty Of
~ per .on on railroad iron.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-03-11

Fernelious calls disease an affection OF the
body, contrary to nature purtubation OF its
habit arrangement Of its courses What
disease is, sometimes cludes human Intelligence,
bat some diseases are known-their origin, &C.
tien and even their antidotes Whoever has
discovered 40 actual remedy for one disease,
has done something for bis race. Doct. Aver
has done more, for his medicines afford US the
means TO control and cure several dangerous
disorders. We rarely speak on medical sub
jects, preferrirg to leave them to physicians,
who understand them better. But such effects
as are seen 10 our scrofulous complaints by his
Sarsaparilla, and on the several complaints that
they cure by Ayers Pills, should not be ignor
ed.-keokuk Iowa Journal
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-03-11

The Navy Department has received an
official report from Dshlgren Of onr pos.
session Of Georgetown. S. G on Febtu uary
2Sth, 10 which be says:
l spprised the Department, that the
naval fo ces under my command has taken
possession Of Georgetown. As soon as The
occupation Of Charleston left my thoughts
at liberty l gave my attention to this point
as likely to be the Communication OF Gen
Sherman in ease such was desirable before
entering North Carolina.
Accordingly l soon begau to collect a
suitable force from this station into The
Sintie river. o. the pal The Saunee was
ordered to Georgetown, and all the marine.
we could collect we're embraced in a bait.
lion, the Object being to pas; Mp the Santet
will, this body of men to take The road tc
Georgetoan that traverses The rear of tn,
rebel works, and assault it while the vessel,
attacked the front.
The infantry was to be under the com
maud OF commander Stanley, assisted b,
Lieut.. Col Williams
On February the 231 the Pawree crossct
the bar and joined the Mngo and Nipsie
upo0 which the rebels abandoned th,
battery. The White aud Mingo steamed
up The bay and took possession The ma
mes were landed aud The nun pal autho i
ties endered their submit, sion to the Gov
erEment.
Admiral Dahlgren has i,sned an orde
for maintenance of the United States
authority in Georgetown, he irst says
Comfofmaoly 10 the laws Of the Uuitee
States, slavery no longer existing wi hiI
limits Of the Union. Persons residing
herein who thus become fieemen, will II
the fu ure enjoy the fruits of their owl
labor.
The Department has received iuforma
ton Of The capture of the Blockade runner
Deep, Prize. Monadunk and hers il
Charleston lIarbor Oh February l8
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-03-11
WAR NEWS.

CApruRE OF FoRr WHrE. naval
force have captured Fort White, a splen.
did work, mounting II heavy guns, just
below Georgetown, South Carolina. The
sailors and marines landed and took pos.
session Of Georgetown. The rebel cavalry
charged on them In the streets, but we're
gallan,ly repulsed with the loss Of several
killed, wounded and prisoners. Our Loss
was one man.
Admiral Dshlgreu's aig ship, the Har
vet Moon, on her way down, was sunk by
torpedo. All hands were saved, except
ing the wardroom steward.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-03-11

PLAN TO CAPTURE SHERIDAN "A few
days ego three Winchester families by The
names Of Sherrard, Lee aud Bunnell, were
sent without onr lines on the charge of dis.
loyalty. 1t is alleged that they conspired
together to get up social ball. to which
Gen. Sheridan was TO be an invited guest,
and that during its progress detachment
OF Mosby's guerrilas was to seize the Gen.
eral, tate hun and convey him TO Rich.
mond, a la Kelley and Crook. The plan
was frustrated, and the ladies who concerted
it are now in full communion with those
for "h, IN they have exhibited such warm
sympathy.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-03-11

The Internal Revenue for tho month Of
January jnst past nomounled to the ener
nous sam of $3l ,076. .902 .89-over a mil.
lion dollars day. including Sunday! And
yet confsssedly the machinery for collect.
ing this breach Of the nations income il
imperfect and undergoing change. Vast
as is tbst sum OF internal revenue, daily
and monthly. how light burden is it "a
the business Of this rich and vigorous No,
tionl And with what patriotic cheerful
uess and scqnicseenee the People pay this
tax TO preserve the nation and to maintain
Democracy.
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