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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04

Ngw YoEK Nov. 3.-The steamer
Java, from Liverpool Oct 2lst aud
Queenstown 0c. 22d, has arrived. The
Globe announces that Earl Rassell has
undertaken the duty Of re-forfning the
Cabinet 1n
The Daily hegs says il 10 every
where assumed that the Cabinet will be
reconstructed only 10 the extent necss-
STATED by the appointment Of Premier.
The Times says augary 10 very difi
cult. The new Parliament and eompli
cations that may tsad 10 war IN the To-
terregnum will embarrass the admins
tralion, as they will conssitue q neE and
inserutsble state Of affzirs
The Dafly Ne1s says no liberal min
istry is possible without Gladstone. Any
Peer can lead. bat there 10 no question
as TO who shsilIesd the House Of Con
mons
Lord Palmersion would BE- buried
quite privately at Ramsey on the 24th or
18th The journals eontiane TO lament
The Daily News aays Il 10 rsportsd
that tbe ullimatam from Seward had
dwindied down 20 q statement thai Sew
ard has written 10 Bigesow, expressing
desire of the AuaaFicaa Government
to re main al peace with the world, bat
infimating q fear that Congress would
demand extreme measures If additional
troops were sent to Mexico.
TIE Pafris says Bigelow absisias
necessarily from reflections on French
intervention ia his interview, bat that il
is unimPortaDt, as the plan has bsea
xiysn np W0sA
The Gl0bss Paris correspondent says:
Bigelow called at she Foreign oifics 70
contradict the sensation tslegrams
Most OF the EaFopean GoyerRmenis
have given assent 10 the Intsrnationnl
Congress at Constlnfinople for prevent
inR the spread of cholera
Paris Boursa firm.
Austria addressed note 10 the Sen.
ate OF Frankfort 10 reference TO the late
meeting OF Delegates Of German Diet
The tlreaseping force Of this femon-
STRANGE IL insuAicienf. -
Cholera has almost disappeared from
Madrid.
The tone of the money markss i
more iANOAaotass ~
The Times thinbs that, should Earl
Russell fail 10 forming = miHiatry, =
coalition between the different sections
Of the Liberals viii become necessary,
and that Lord Granville viii probably be
the person under whom the greatest
numbar Of men viii serve
Political news are unsmportanL The
American advicea received by steamer
had little or no effect upon our market
Paris medical papers state that the
cholera remains stationary. The EN-
per0r Napoleon visited she Hotel Diem
10 satisfy himself that proper attention
was bestowed on the cholera patients.
Garribaldi had declined a nomination
to the Italian Parliament, offered BY
LfvsRPoois SATURDAY. Evening, Oct
2ist-Cotton--Saies today OF 10000
bales, inolnding 3, 900 10 spscalators and
exporters. Market closed dull aud un
changed.
B.eadstatfs are 6rmer with slight de-
mapd; corn quiet; provisions 6rn !
stocks scarce; consols clusad at SEQ
S9A; u. .. 520a 644f364a.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04

BUVFAEo, Nov. 3, MI 10 reported
over the telegraph line that at the shoot
Ing match ht Syracuse, Al 100 double
birds, Taylor was three birds ahtAdat 2
o'clock. The number of birds shot al
20 far Is not stated
The pigeon-shootinR match between
Taylor, OF N. j., and Newell, of Buffalo,
for ~ 900, at so double birds, was won
BY Taylor who scored 9e; Newell, %.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04

WAsHIEGroS, Nov. S.-SpeciAl to the
Commercial The plan for funding the
national debt at ST per cent interest,
is under the considerations of the Treas
.ury Department .s-.-
The report that the President had
Withdrawn Government advertising from
the National Republicans, 10 denied in
that paper. -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04

WAsHISeros, Nov. ? The Nary De,
partmens has ordered By telegraph the
sea race 10 take placs between the Al
gonquin and WlDo1sxi, as soon as the
formers engiass can be pat 70 order.
The Possofhee Department yesterday
lrsnsfsErsd the great Soafhern mail 70
the Richmond Frederieksiu arg aud Poio-
mac Railroad line. By which Il reaches
Riehmona some hours sooner than By
any other route.
General Spinner 10 oar deeided that
the tax upon deposits Of . defzulsiug
National Bsnk Compang ceases the mo
nent the baRk fails 70 pay its disabilities
UP 10 The present time, hGt one haa
failed.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04

NKw Y0EK, Nor. 3.-Tha Richmond
corresDondent o. the Herald states that
B. Fabian, charged With frauds in the
New York Custom House, has been
arrested there. Il Is alleged that be vas
connected with The recent unlawful ship :
menta Of alcohol
PAymAsssr Binnsy has been offered
the alternative Of restoring 70 The Gov
ernmsnt certain fands aud being honop-
ably discharged, or take the chances Of
q trial
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04

RATHKR Close PAoExp.--It is said
that there are eighty Union orators
slumping the State Of New Jersey. We
do MT know how they all find room. II
must be like the scene around mourn-
0r's bench" at an old. fashioned Metho-
dist camp meeting, where alI talk and
shout and weep and wall nj once.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04
CLOTHING.
TAXES.


- - - -
Tax Notice for 1855.
HE TAX PATERs oF yASpxR suRGa
csasay are hsrsby ResfEs1 that tbs Tax DH-
piiosts fsE ls65. eeHtAtzinx = nst u taxes far
slAaas Countfs AID ether parposss. has heen re-
estys4 Nv ne fsom ahe Aaaitos q ssad eeansy,
an4 lhes cas- es SS1n4 st my eince. ia The Coert
Heaas, fer tAs puFpase ef Fsesiving ths rsxsAnn-
Tia t@xaa fsT Ehe ya1F lsHS ara ~ &llowss
A-F0r ths whoas u yAsasrbarsA cSaas-
/. FsE STATS xaz. 1sS Asa Yss pan.
2 Fw schoos FurpesSss iee Ana 80 retL
>. F0F ~ tak44g HaaA far.
4 Eox sola.srs' Rsiisf Faa4. - saa 81 90 poll.
8. Yer foSnskfS Afhxeries. te-
6. for ceznfy faxpes-s. sss sad si.s9 peli.
]. Int4rsss % 3 Boe1s, S.
oa sasA 500 ov-isssisn. sosAi l.s2 ssa - y POs
B-ysr tks several Tswn.afts-
- Ts~ssHFr Sc. I.
oltg q KsssssfIls. inslds csEpsrslisa I.Inss
xAx = sahess...--.-.---.-.si.Issa y sad "a - poil
. 1eHsshis FafP.sss..----.- p
g sSseiHi seAeel fsEpssss Ia
Ca ssh 500 sAIaaissn. fetal 81 So ssa o. u poll
Pisssn TOwnshss. iasias c-rparAsiaa Linss
Tax - 81 n aaa - 70 poli.
Iews11lR rarpasas--..-.s e
s-.-..s &C. r. sissss gsssi- 80. -
On s~sh sOo raiuAsiaa. total slsa, sna o. rs Psl
Tswaszlr Ne. s-tEzss4sls
a. Taz = aboss y "a asa 81 - Poll.
G. noa4 FnrFoses--.----------- 10
> xesssais ssspss~s
oa saeA 500 salussiss ssssi 81 So asa . Is p0Il
Tevxss1r Ne. s-sfcorrjs
A. Tax sbsEs.-....-..-...--s 81 ~ sna - r. pssi
s he@z PaFpos.s g
o. sssA sloO valuaslsa. sssAi 81 - ass . ss poll
rswasnn Ne. 4--tAnnsTaonal.t
- Tsx a. Ahess-...........,.sl 81 "a Ana ssss poll
., TowEahip Farpaasa.-.--. r.
:. ssss ssss..l ~ ssassi sssi'i., F-rSs.ss IL
o. s.eA 800 s.iuAllsa. se.ai 500. ana saTs poll
Ts~ssuw so. s-lPEaaTli
A. IsH :. seexs......-... .--sI.Iaana o. Is psii.
D. Losnship farpassa-----... Te
. ;. sp.ss.i s s1Sssi iii;i,s;.; PssSs.ss iss
o. s.eA sioo vsla.sssa. sssal s1-i1 asa "a Ss pof
&G1 To~aHw Ne. e--lUsssls 20
A. TAH e saa ss.Ts Poll.
asressss FefPesss---..--
.. spssiai sshsei Puspass, ios
ou sssh $40 valssslou. total o. -. ana s5Ts zen
Ts~ssasr Ne. ~ -(cEssArls
a. Tas - a.kess---.-...--...sI.7aas asd q 70 poil.
r .. TowaMatP Faspoasa...s..a ae
9. kaad paFpeeea.s....s-.-...s. ioe
.. spse'al ssAsal rurpasss iae
-. ....-.. m.as .-s...t ....-- - Z. = = a,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04

Jackson, Misc, Nov 2-The dill to
abolish the special Court Of Equity es-
tablishsd by Provisional Governor Shar-
key pas sed the House ovsF the Govern
ors veto, and will pass the Senate,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04


NKw YoRK, Nov. S.-The Commer-
ciGfs Washington correspondent says
Admiral Porter, now ct the head OF the
Naval Academy, is re-esiablishing that
institution ut Annapolis. The class
just entering numbers 1o5 Middies.
The ere-estahlishment OF Southern post
Offices and routes draws largely upon
the Postoffce funds. As il Is not ex-
pected these possof6ces viii be sslEsus-
tanning, the Department will again have
70 receive appropriatious from the pub.
lie treAsary. To make The Department
selfsustaining, the Postmaster General
is understood to favor the abolition of
the franking privilege. a.
The demand for dwelling houses in
Washington is unprecedented, aud fab.
Inlcna rents are SAX cd and paid
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04


ssexiean asws. af8HH
NEw YoRK, Nov. 3--Tbs sps seial
Mexican correspondent Of The 1ribHae
writes. ~
Ar Valesquez De Leon, Minister Of
State, has gwen ap the position. Mr.
Raniered, Minister Of Foreign AGAiFs,
assumes the dasies OF Minister Of Stsfe.
Martin Costello Is appoinssd Minister Of
Foreign Affairs.
The Emperor has decreed the founda.
ton Of the Natioaal Theatre.
The rainy season has ended
The eampaign against gaerriilAa will
open vigorously.
The TrfbRHs's special says only three
hnndred bids were received By the Post
Ofiee Department, yesterday, 10 supply
500 routes advertised 30 BE- let 10 the
Southern ssnsaa
The Commissioner Of Agriculture has
prepared letter of inquifies foa mana-
fscteFe of cotton goods throughout the
Union. fsqassting them 70 inform that
Department Of the amount Of raw nate
rial consumed By them yearly, from
1860 70 the presant lime. -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04
ExRcuTfvE MANSION,
Washtnglon AnA ~ 1S6S
J4nEa lqHssos, Provisional Gorerno


JAMRs JeHssoS, Provisional Gorernor,
Ailledsepilis, Georgia ),
Your dispatch. has been received
The people of Georgia should not hesi-
tate one single moment in repudiating
every single dollar of the debt created
for the purpose of aiding the rebellion
against the Government Of the United
States. 1t win not do TO levy and col
leet taxes from State and people thai
are loyal and in the Union, to pay debt
that Was created 10 aid in taking them
out and subvefting the Constitution of
the United States. | do not believe that
the great mass Of the people Of the
State of Georgia, When left unlnfuenced,
will ever submit to the payment of the
debt which was the main cause of
bringing on them past and present suf-
fering, the result Of the rebellion. Those
who invested their capital in the erea-
ton Of this debt must meet their fate,
and take il as one of the inevitable re-
sultsof the rebellion. Though it may
seem hard 10 them, il should at once b
made known, at home and abroad, thai
no debt contracted for the purpose o.
dissoiving the Union can or ever will b
paid BY taxes levied on the people fol
such purpose. AxDREw JoHvsoS,
sse-. President Of the United States.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04
DIED.

0RANT--On Thursday evening. November "a,
KptzAnkra, wife Of John Grant. az 70 yoars.
The funeral services win take place to-day at
aalf.past o'clock. at tho Vine Street Preubyteri-
an church. The frieads Of the family arc lnyilsd
90 attend without further notice. a#as 4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04

NEW YoEK, Nov. 3.-Ths Point de-
Gale correspondent Of ths Herald states
that the gunboAt Wgoming arrived there
Sept H.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04

Hkw TenH. Nss~ubss a.
COffoN-- Deli Aaa prizes wiEhoat aay dc dsd
chahgsI SIC for midtiias
H1sJE z-ott Va ha3 - y a i4ir dssf sad4 ? 30
a. 20 f0f exsra Foaaa-h9ep ohis. and - Is : -
ioF trads brsu<7a. markas eaastaa aaaet. ,tAFAa#
wHINKT-~HsaadY AZ 81
f&mMAf--OpmnsA tah1s h@tsaF hmA eiaesA aaint
with the advAnna paFttaliy lest.
ktYM-A1m4rs A
hNRLET-puli amA no ntaAt
HAaLMT MALT-Qmtsf
GHRM-~wh out ahamTa.
OATa-~In hAtr dmmana ~ sSabdAn apg HutfmA
COFFEM-Quiat. 49
HUGAh--Qnlst. Cuba N MnsceTMdo fgE4E1a&e
MOGAssEs-Qasat
PO Rk--puti. ne Wy and lewars "a e4bsRs9 rs
fof nnean. efoefna at % 90 eash. sH 3 IA tAaFE
LAHD--Hsasy o. 24aszs5<e.
BuTTER--fn deaaad - sosa&ze foe Ohio.
CT EsE-Firm.
MUsEr-Aesirs aad erss 81 per oeat.
HhLfNe--flaa - lae5s 8lasA
oOED--A shsae arner. epzuinE - ite3s ID
vsacing 10 tts5t, ead eiassd IS 49,
COVE sHAkST sToCKS-A sha3s higher. q
3. e % u eeaponss foBN aes s@1us, eoapot o,
en- Eos. eoupoas. ioz5s Trssssry 7-so.. ist1sstss.
s7s6 ~ do. aTs4. ..--.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04

wAsHlSeros. Nov. 3.-The NatioAai
Republican, has the following Nit.
LRDaKvILLE, Ga, Nov. 1.-The follow.
ing important dispatch from the Presi-
dent Of the United States has been re-
ceived BY Governor johnson:
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04
Arrival, or steamer IN New Fork
with Cholera.
sixty Gases and Fifssen Deaths.

arrival er ths CheisTa "a new y ork.
NEw YoRK. Nov. 3--The steamer
AtiaDta, ffom London, arrived last night,
aud was ordered 30 the lower quaran-
tins, in consequence Of sickness among
the passengers II isramored atatatan
IaIand that . deaths occurred on board
from cholera
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04

NRw YoRK, Nov. 3.-~Of the acoprge
on board ihe Atlanta, the Commercial
says IL IL ihopght the disease has been
imported to our shores at this time; aud,
though we do not think any special
alarm need be felt at the present, il be-
hooses us 10 prepare Immediately for
the reception Of the seourgs. Not a day
Is 10 be lost
Nrw YoRK, Nov. 3--Dr. Burdeste,
Qnarentias Surgeon, reports that Is
deaths By oholern, out Of SO or 60 cases
on board the steemer Atlanta, occurred
on ths passage from Breat. There pre-
also few cnans Of small pox on board
the steamer Atlanta. 2D
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04
MEDICAL.
Dyspepsia and Fita.

Dyspepsia and Fits.
FITs--A eURE CrHks 80 tbes@ ftstrssslnE
M ta -~eempiaAmsa u sasM MAds ka4ae - q
kATa-THeatimn Ga FeFuf9a aad Aatise usreal
-~rFes ~ attans. bNA4ishzd ~ Nh o.
FGTM-RMELFa nK0WNs Tia FFsseTipsioa
-wnM gnrafshaf hssa u saGh = pravfaauttAl
FAGM~WManwF that ~ naHnqs ceaneisb tiuntiy
--gmfhsm fD ram&a il nsnb A. "a be- euxwd
FITB@aferyhafs wha Asa assa n saeer hsvinx
~faiha IN a4hzis eases lt IL eauAliy
FKT@-snra 10 Gas - III ~ Eyafepsta .
--ana thH iHKrm3iuats Hasy b. ebialnsd iron
FIr8-any drnxx5at sENT HRMk 10 ali. 90
sra ~-rsUsip4ssa nHe eats q FFs paf pastse~.
FET 8--sts. Aa4resa . a. o. pHKLPa BR01k.
No. ts efaHd ssFst Z. 1sfssy city, Hew
EHTM-Jsfseys se2s "
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04

CAiEo. Nov. s-Ths 9Th New Hamp-
shire Infantry arrived here, en- route for
home.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04

Gfsa4HaArfs EowembeF -
FLOuR-upchaagsa aad steady supsFans.
J ao@T 76s eHEEn, aaB9 Co. tAnily ana fA1rg - IS
3tz
FG%EfKAT~~nnIf kaa mamimMl aid Rta, $50
new, iaBi T5
COR1-~8tnaay "a &C Zoe monna. Mm
OATE--pall, ~ sIAtse.
hNE@~Advsacad u sa@ Sos s8rfsGY psAzn~.
PhOYf8fDhs-bulf Aads nunstnAli Fily .
cioasd 10 some en- tant 81 - - bak maaes dali
az f5Lssi7r ior HAouideFs SD sides bseon - of-
fsfsa Al i79tsszs aaa i9394 fsr shoaidsss. shiss.
and clear sttss.
gBO1k htES--seaaf
WHISKY -FiFFa At 9 -.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04
MEDICAL CARD.
DR.. ~. COMPTON,,

(Lat< ef OOsnsboro, Kezsrekyl E
HAYIsG ASSOCIATED HTMsEEF wTTH
u pr J. p. DsBress<. ID t1s pTzctios 81 Mstf-
-41e tszdars his serves fts cIsinsns g( Bsans
ViIIs. oGes via Ds. DsBrulsr, Thir1 Street.
bs3Rser Matz and Least.
Oetotsr 81. 1855. foeslOItm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04
PIANOS.
SILVER POLISH.

VUsr RECEIVED A NEW STOCK or sUPE-
81 rier Silver Plata POLISH 10 fAmsiy 0ukht 90
Be without hax. RM- BUCK,
scS Ne 10 Main HsFsSs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04

SHIRT MANUFACTORY.
j. SMITHS
SHIRT MANUFACTORT.
GC. CD SeCORad @t,
(z sBAx's BLock.) ssaaF

OHIRTs MADE TO ORDER FROM MKAs-
- urment and az warranted. stock Q
ready made Shirts and Collars always on hand, and
nl prices that viii suit the purchaser. Tuckins
BkiHrz, stiohing Bosoms, &C., done with ne&tness
and despatch.
Than kf1i for past iavozs. thu auhscriber respect
fully soliolts 4 contuancs of the pasronnxo 90
on rally bestowed foF sAs pass ave ysars-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04

ABovE ANTfClsE8 FOh ONH DOLbhn ~
PUnCHAgIHg a eEAIkDt EHYEL0pE ron
IWEnJf .FtfE C4NTt
Eirxsn fr t4t Thirty fef q Niafv Ave f0r tiut
Ous uusdres er ft3. AGfHF9 WANrhD
EgEEINnHRE ft...f y.
sess5 shea y Il eoaYss cot Less letters are
unnecessary.
Orders fsr Esaisa EnsslDpss mfst On srerf gsas
b. acoompsniea ~ lhe Gash, wiki iha hama N
ths psr~oh ssudlng, Tsub. G1nuit ana nists
piainiy wfifs9a. IsfeIa a41ulf ba a1areaEfd -
ths manaeass a. fsiidps
ssoODNIs, nuar a. co., siala
B0x 5T08, Posi- once, New York.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04

Late Advices from new Orleans.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04
- TTsTRTRVqION.
iGrear Diztisibution


Ts0 BR0AnNAf. NV YORK.
ROsEwCSDf rf4NAS. MMLonwDNs. FISE
uIL PAINTINGS. kN1RANINGs. SiLNE1
WARE FINE GOLD SILFER WATCHES.
ntAmona r3ss. piamana iAugs, 0oa bnesiehs
tcrni Flrrertina. Nesac, Jet, Lava and
Csrnea KAeiess ~ Z, Cad ptnk Win Gold
AnkSiixtg Exfgnsioa hoilgrss sleeve
Bnktbna, sets cf efrds. Nsff a1d
NscG OhAina. Holf hin<t, &c,s
Valued u
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04
'Tat VERY LATEST
II TELE G r n PHI.
Very Latest from Europe.

Earl Russell Reforming the Cablnet.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-03-04
CLEVELAND MARKET.
wEpNEspAY. March, LIST, 1855

WEDNESDAY, March, LIST, 1865.
esFIoURsteady with only moderate demand, at $50 5o@
10 90 for fair TO choice Xxx red $40 5O@ 90 for do Xxx
white.
wHEAT-we heard OF no sales to day, aud q1ote the
market nominal at 81 95 for extra red 81 90 for No do 81
IS for No. 2 do.
CoRN-Lower. with more inquiry. Sales Of II new
shelled from store at e5c.
oATs-Rather quiet but steady Sales Of cars from
store at 75c. rr
PoRK-ouet and steady at .ss 90 for and $40 90 fol
clear.
LARDsteady at 23c in erces and 24e In kegs for city
made.
BUTTER--Dull and dropping. Western Reserve quote'
at range OF sO@35e. 4l a.Ati
EGGs-Arrving more freely and easier, with only mod
crate demand. We 1uote rt 339S4c.
CHEEsE-In fair demand and steady at l02c for larg
lots good to prime Western Reserve Small lots selected
command 1@2c better fgers.
PETR JLEUM-ouiet at s39s6c for Refined.
BEANs--steady at 90 OO@2 25 for new Esdum white
old do 81 so.
DRIED APPLEs-Moderately active and steady at IL I5G
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-03-04
CAMP llth N.Y.BArrERr Feby. 2lst

CAAP lltn ". ]. bAiIhhi reo1 ~is' AoVv'
Ma. EDrroR Will you allow me through
the columns ofyour paper say few words
to Charlyc'
%CHARLIE-The Telegraph containing your
article addressed to your comrades found its
way into our camp. aud desire to add word
OF thanks.
Three years ago knew not the taste Of
either liquor or tobacco, but having been in
the army for a long time, have been thrown
into the society OF men who relish getting
slight" and who eat mogs tobacco than any
thing else, and il is hardly to be wondered at
II have contracted the perncous habits. /
have been wontto drink my ration of liquor
as regularly asst is issued, and have learned to
!ook upon my pipe as my best friend. Your
article, however, has touched the right chord
and l ,eo have firmly resolved never again to
taste il n.oNcating liquors, or contamiuate my
breath with ,he fumes Of tobacco.
Iregret that l 6..ve not the honor Of
personal acquaintance, gith You for woulC
consider 1t great hono. 10 be allowed I,
reckon among my friends one who has th
moral courage to take so noble stand A. Vol
haveapd Who'll doubt not has fimusss to carr,
out gshat rssolvs,--Yours truly,
saa Sraosss.f
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-03-04

Tnz QuorA.-Though tardy, our citizens
have at length come up to the emergency. and
an amount sufficient Tor the payment of $500
bounty to each vol un,eer has been pledged,
and the work Of recruiting has began with good
promise Of success. Already, We are informed
by the military committee, the number sworn
in is 10, nearly one third, OF The whole number.
The comm itiee, encouraged by the prospect
are using all energy 10 meet The wishes of tie
community and the demand of the. government.
Whatever assistance and encouragement
can be rendered them by our cit izens generally
shonld be given with promptness and earnest
| ness.
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Cleanse the Blood.

w Cleanse the BlOOd.
W It'll corrupt dsordered vitiated Blood, vou are
sick all II ny burtt in Pmpes, ores or ID
some active disease, It may merely keep you sts- de-
pressed and good for nothing But you cannot have good
health while your blood Is impure AYiRs SARsAPARLA
NE into vigorous action. restoring tina health and sxpeiEg
oease Hence It idly variety Of c6mplaints
when are caused by mpury of the blood such Scroua,
or Kings Evil Tumors, Ulcers, Sores Eruptions, Pimples
Beiches B0s st. Anthons Fire. Rose Euy peas Tet
ter or Salt Rheum, Scsd Head Ring Worm, Cancel Cas-
ton Iregulary Suppression Whites sterity also syp
lis or Vcncrisl Diseases Liver Compains aud Heart Dts
eases Try AYERS SARsAPARILLA, and for yourself the
surprising activity with which 1t cleanses the blood And cures
these disorders. .-- =.
During late years the public have been med by large bot
es pretending to give quart Of Extract Of Ssfsapsra for
one dollar Most OF these been frauds upon the sick
ten curative properties whatever Henes bitter disaP
pontment has followed the Of the various extsc Of
Sarsapr lila which food the Market until the has be-
come anonymous with imposition and cheat Still we call
this compound Sarsaparia and intend 10 supply such
remedy shall the from the load Of obouy
which tests upon it, We think have ground for believing
II has virtues which irresistible by the ordinary Of
the II INTENDED to cure We only the
sick thai offer them the beat Alternative which know
how TO produce and have reason to believe 1t IL BY far
the most eecta purifier of the blood yet discovered By any
body. r $500. ~ u
AYERS CHERRY PHcrovAL is universally known TO sur
every other remedy for the of Coughs Colds In
huenEa, Hoar Group Bronchitis Incipent Consump
ou and for the fee 1T Consuptve Patents in advanced
stages Of the disease that useless recount the eydenss
OF Its virtues. The world knows them.
Prepared by DR.. j. C. AYER x Co., Lowell Mass and sold
BY Gro WILLARD and H. A. HgSDIy, Druggists, Ashabaia,
and dealers everywhere. ~" = 70 49,.
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KINGsvuLE AccADENY The advertisement
of this institution, will be found 10 our columns
the present week. Under the principalship OF
Prof. BARRETT. and his very competent corps
ornstructors, this institution has attained a
degree or prosperity, not hitherto enjoyed -
The thoronghness of its course, and the tone
and balance Of character impaired to those
who como under its influence, entities 1t to the
envabe position in public estimation to which
il has attained.
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MARRIED

In East Ashtabula, Feb. 22, by Rev. H. w.
Palmer, Miss LOUISE @. DicKESsoS of Ashts-
bua, to Mr.. ID. D. BuRSEr Of Plymouth.
In Geneva, Feb. 28d, by Elder G. II.
Richmond, Mr.. FRASKLIN G. MARrs to Miss
HARRIsr L. WRreHr both Of Harpersfeld.
In Huntsburg, Jan. ~, by e. D. Clapp, Esd,
at the residence of Warren Loomls Miss bus,
ICE JoINER OF ORWELL to CHARLES MERhIoK OIL
the State of New York.
In Wiamsfield, on the 4th ult, by e. b.
Chamberlain, Mr.. LISus w. MATHEWS OF wayne,
to Miss HARRIET J. FoRD of Williamsfield. 81,
In Wayne on the 10Th ult by e. b. Chamber
lain, Mr. Stephen Smith of Kinsman, TO Miss
Maria Burns of Wayne.