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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-21

A TaIBurE TO THcRLow WEED judy
Pierepointein his ,srgawen, in the Weed,
Opdyke libel suit, delivered The following
handsome eulogy upon Tburlow Weed :
"You may not agree with Mr. WEED in
politics Bat 60 where -Thurlow Weed
has lived, talk with sll classes of re ,pIe,
from the poor woman in the market plscr,
TO the rich man in his mansion, with his
vsrmest political friends, and his most Ii'-
ter foes each snd ell will tell y,u that
there never has lived on this continent
man y no has relieved more humble peoi Q
In their necessity. who has sympaih z .
more with men in their sorrow, who has
done more uEsslGsh acts Of kindness to hi,
fellows. He has BEN ibe maker Of Gov
srnors. Of Senators, Of Ministers Of State,
Of Presidents. He has held great power
He nigh, have amsssed great wealth. an
yss be has lived oil his life long in the
most simple. frugal way. TIE only luxury
10 which be has ever INDUCED. is that Vi
spsadisg money freely toward relieving
The vanis Of the poor, for whom his hear,
haa always warmed in sympathy. speak
what all men know When he dies, hi.
lsssssi win be followed by numberles,
friends the grass on his grave will lonl
keep green. uatered by the tears OF grave
ful hearts. oe .,,,,,.,,., .
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-21

A xERIcAx ,TEA,--Ths high prices OF
tea has led to many experiments since the
brs skng out, Of the rebellion, in the way
Of raising the tea plant in this couutry
Many people ere stronx in the belief tina,
the United States can produce every nee
esssry and almost every luxury Of life.
without having recourse TO other countries
Strong in this belief, several cilizsus of the
State OF Pennsylvania, . year cr more
ago, obtained an act Of Incorporation. un
der shs name OF the American Tea Com
psny, for the purpose Of developing the
tee iplsnt 10 that Slate We ere 30.
formed that the plaut isy ipdigenous in
Pennsylvania By the use Of machinery
In preparing the leaves, ssuperior article
may be produced. and sold at the rate oi
from eleven 10 thirteen cents. delivered in
market or about one third Of its cost
vhsrel manual labor is employed in the
Esst Indies. AT present the produce OF
tea per acre is about four hundred ponds,
which nsy BE- largely augmented. II i,
grown wild in some mot all1 OF the noun
tsinSus districts in Pennsylvania, and is
found there 10 great abundance. Set ma
chinery sgsins, the Asiatic process Of per
soual manipulation, and the cost of mann
fscture here becomes much more low than
10 China, Assam or Java. II may come
to pass. in the time even Of living men,
that Esrope will import her tea from the
United States. and not from China. The
green tea raised near PhiladeIphia. has the
look, odor and favor Of A.iaiic tea, with
Q slight herbacious taste, the Consequence,
Of its not having been kept long enough
before brought to test. This alone makes
Is differ from ordinary HysoD of gooc
quality.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-21

the public longer hesitate what andote 10 employ the
distressing and dangerous affections Of the pulmonary
that incident 10 climate while many nfer
remsdes thrust upon tie community have failed and been
discarded this has gained friends BY every trial conferred
cnIes tso and too remarkable to be Forgotten
We can only the public that i quality cAefuIly
kept up 10 the best II has been and that II ay relied
upon 70 do for their relief all that u has done.
Great numbers OF ciereyme Phyeisns Statesmen, and
parzeed usefulness Of remedies bat space here win
not permit the nsrron OF them The Aeentsbeiow named
furnish gratis /EERIcAs ALMANAC In which they are
given With aiss full descriptions VI the complaints they
cure Iff
Those shs require ayaisps medieiss 10 puFfy the
blood will ind AykKs ConP. EXT. sAEskPzuLLA the
dy 10 Try Il once and you VIII know Va vslss.
Prepared BY Or AVER, Co lowell Mas aud fold by
O. WILLARD. and H. A. HENDkr, AshtAbala sad ssslsss
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-21

q, 0od I tbHnk thee for each wish
Denied as well as grnntedi
Since onentimcs what craved, u given,
Had been what least wanted.
And, pausinr at This finished round,
This cycle OF my being,
Ny soul rcjoices that its way
Il with the great All Seeing. ttt,ttt K Ii
His thoughts are wiser fsr than ours
Who secs from the beginning;
And he who doubs TIE gracious enc
Repays the grace with shining
Who. elsrcing down his tangled life.
sIts thousand tficksome phases,
But sees revealed q perfect plan
That all his soul amszesf
Each turning from the appointed track
Has led directly 70 "; HI 8 81 Rs
Each struggle TO avoid the lot
Has forced the struggle throughit
Each error has evolved new truth;
Each grief brought strength to bear II;
Each loss great patience to endure,
Or wisdom 70 repair it.
Each coil Of fony has aroused
Fresh efforts TO unwind 1t;
Each sin has LEFT Its after taste, a
Its bitter cure, behind IL.
The sharpest discipline of lifeg1u M.ad
Has had its end to answer
A sick men strengthen meath the knife
That cutsawsy the cancer.
o, hidden wisdom of our God
Who can by searching know it5
And who by seeking TO reveal. "
But fails the more to show it?
with veiled archangels round the throne,
We cover up our faces,
And wait the shining Of that day =
That every cloud displaces
Counting. the while our losses gain
Our trials, tender mercies;t
And resping sweetest Joy from pain,
And triumphs from reverses.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-21

So wide the Geld OF iis
usefulness, and so numerous
the cases Of Its cures, that al.
most every section Of county
abounds with persons publicly
known, who have heen restor
cd from Ei2ranng and even
desperate diseases OF the lungs
BY Its use. When once tried,
its superiority over every 9th.
or expectoraat IL too apparent
TO escape Observation. and
. where ia virtues are known,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-21

DrzrH TRox swuowixe Pix-A
young woman named Mary Cnder. aged
eighteen years. and residing 10 Boale iow D.
shlp, Junisss county. died recently from
the ei5ects Of swallowing Q pin. II sp
pssrs that she bad . piD in her mootb, and
falling asleep. avoke 10 fnd Il lodged some
vhsrs 10 her throat. Medical aid wa'
ssnuoosd. .batiis vsinsz 6hs fingered for
sevsssl. dsys end oexpireds relieved, no
dAsbl. from The most exsfntisiing seony.
What adds 70 thessduess OF this unexpec'-
I'd deafh y The sbssnce Of bo,h ber father
ESQ brother IN The army, Women and
ehII6roa should Be warned against the dan
esrsss hebis Of ssryiDg pias in their
2 7sAsss1s's sszsAae Eo1a 2 .s..g7ses--
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-21

Ashtabula Union School.
George w. waite, A. =. s~psri-ts.1..i
20 ". WAITE - Principal Of High School
Mss sARAH II. PArxrs, ei Grammar
Miss CARprR K. KING, intermediate Depart uen,
Miss SUSAN sAnrsor, = Secondary Dspartn snt
Miss SUSAN N. WILDER, Primary Department
The School Fss all persons Of suitable age residing
within the village its and the "Dstret attached thereto
for School purposes"
Forty vess, constitute ys.r Term. for pupils from abroad
w!nhc
| For Primary p-r snnum. $500
| For Grammar l2OO
For High School 1900
/ Tuition payab Ie In advance.
All applications for admission 10 be made 10 ts spsrin-
tendant. -sr. 20
| The Fall Terps commences Monday September 6th
1864 and the wiuter Term Monday, January I'd, 1865
II highly desirable that pupils should s,a open
ing Of terms No pupils out OF the village viii b received 70
aess period than term and deduction fo asLcs
espt in cases Of sicknesso removal.
| GEORGE W WAITE.
c. e. BRUCE.
! H.FAssxry. Presi, ~.
| II. l.. MoERIsor, 7rsas. -.
| q. c. CULLEr, Board Of Education.
| J. b. CROSBY,
| Wx SAsBoRs,
| 1a.i,io--. .t..,,, - A. ,. HcssASD, sesreissy.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-21

TsAxsPLAxrISG At NIGur.--A friend in
whose power Of observation, says the
Working Fsrmsr, we ,hsys confidence. and
she is -, exact sxperimeater, informs Us
That last spring and summer he made the
following experiment:
He srsnsplsnted ten cherry trees while
II, blossom, commencing at four o'clock in
the afternoon. aud transplan,ipg one each
hour ustil one In The morning Those
sransplsnted daring daylight shed their
blossoms. producing little or no fsuit, while
thsss plaatsd dnriag the darker portions
mAiatsinsd their conditions fully He did
the same with ten dwarf pear trers after the
frait vas one third grorn. Those trans
plsn5sd during the night perfsc'ed their
crop sad showed no injury from having
bssn reuoysd. 1. With each Of ,,hese tree.
be tsmevsd some earth with the roots.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-21
EICA1DSo
NJ e w M EFT HO D
FOR THE PIANO FORTE.

PRICES REDUCED FROM o. TO 81 SO.
GEORGE HALL. having just rerrvrd
~ Invoice Of q large purchase OF RICHARDSON'S
GREAT BOOK, tine 100 price. has decided this day until
further notice to send the postpaid otherwise
receipts Of % 8 TO any part Of the United States
Direct TO GEO. HALL Cleveland o. or to Ashtabua, o.
Also any other Music Book Piece Of Music sent pest
paid receipts OF prrce.
Ashtsbuls, August 20, 1885. GEO. HALL.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-21

AT HAIL noAO MEETIse-
.INOTICE is hereby given, that the An
iss. 80 q s , = e ss s Assssss sss
= shs yiisep AskssbuA ca Thssd4y ths ~ dAy Of
y.s.sU ssz = ie ssssss 4 ier shs slsses efoaesu
AsAsaSsAs be siss< tsfs
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-21
Take Notice.

HOUSE and LOT FOR SALE
The undesgssd oGsn his most desirable HOUSE and Lst
For ale ats Great Bargain Ills slgbly ,astsd the
corner o. PARK and Centre streets. II designed for tso
lots and has front upon each street Park street next
to Main thriving village and soon 70 be eon-
nscted BY sicAd with the cosi hslds OF Pensyyknia
Application may bs mAde 70 JOSEPH DUcRO Jefferson.
or 70 DucrO Brother, Ashtsbuls, o. lt7sl
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-21
DR.. TOBIAS
ENETIAN LIN ENT.

StFthIu Cutc IoI L hlUs atif AcutS dHl
n warranted superior any other. Group It positively
relief s absolutely med atsy after il Ia used
Noshers remember this and yourselves with bottle
Without dsiav Group 10 disease which gives potiee
frequently attacking he child in the dead hour Of night
before physician be summoned il bs too late Re-
member the Venetian LDiuent fails Price rs and
80 cents bottle sold By all Druggists ofice, ss Cert
kSt Street, New York
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-21
DURE WINES and LIQUORS, for

n MEDICINAL use. 10
BRAyDIEs--Od. Otsrd and Cognac-pale and red. RuN-
ST. Croix and Old JauAcs. GS-Old Holland aud London
Charles Gin wHIsSr-od Bourbon Copper Dstied Pine
apple Monongahelia and Excelsior Whisky. WINEs-Port,
Msderis Sherry Malaga and Garrett. Also CAtawba and
Foreign Champagne wines-a warranted Of the pures'
quality, for sals BY ... rr .. GEO. WILLARD.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-21
Thompson Quarry.

HHlS Quarry, situated at Thompson,
Lake County, the nearest and most convenient for
the citizens AshAbula and vIcniy Of any Other and the
quality OF its stone superior for nmness Of texture
durability Stone Quito dmensoss and for any purpose
dressed In the most wokmanks notiee
Orders solicited, for FlAgging, ssps wsoaes Under
pnnng window and Door Caps Aad slls Coping and Wa
YER rabies When the trayenga soos, parties may Their
e.s hauling At eenflesraHss savins. EDeBRTQN.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-21
J. w. BRADlEY'S
ga itE s' 6,ir IT, gs1ursW -
Patent Duplex Eiiptical Spring
- x 7 r. II.

THIS Invention consists Of Duplex--or
Il two-Eiptie Steel srrings ingeniously braided
tightly and firmly together edge to edge making the tough
Elastic Flexible and Duube Spring used
abng ths In consequence NJ m great elasticity and
hsxbleness to place and fod whom in easily snd
with the convenience silk muslin dress II
tirey obvates and lences the only objections to Hoop
Skirts viz the the well the public
especially in crowded sssemblies res railroad
church pews in crowded place. from the difficulty Of
contracting them and the occupancy small space. THIS
tirsy the dculty, while giving the Skirt the
usual full and symmetrical form. and the ightest and most
yh and graceful appearance for the street. promn
ade, house Dress lady having enjoyed the pleasure
and comfort and great convenience Of wearing of the u
pex Elliptic Spring Skirt for single day. will after
wards willingly dispense with te Of them. They
also equally de irable and great improvement other
kinds oil Skirts for Misses and young Ladies who short
dresses the elasticity and Aexby the prevents when
coming with anything crowdnr the hoop close
the person. from pushng out the other side Of the hoop
likely to bend break get out Of shsps The Bottom
Rods all the skirts also Double Steel and twice,
Double Covered 10 prevent the covering from wearing on
the rods whom dragging down star stone steps, &c which
they constantly subject to when in Aare made Of
the hest quality OF corded tapes and Of the skirt Ia
Of the best Materials 1t rautsed in every respect
to be BY far the best most comfortable, and most Durable
skirt ever made.
Enquire for the Duplex Elliptic sprg Skirt for sale all
variety Of styles and sizes, by is
. HERRIcK 4 BROTHER
Ashtsbula, August ]. 1864. o. o- 7o2
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-21

A LII of q Ayers Popular Medicines
"A -soldst3ftpRf's pRre sToEE
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-21
Brewery.

EDWIN r.. WILLIAMS Il ALBERT
IL A. STRONG, under the and firm Of Strong
Co. have fitted up Brewery upon the most approved plan.
Ashtsbuls and hsvsg employed an experienced Brewer
rs makngA
Superior article Of Beer and Ale. py
which cannot surpassed in any city. They fur
ashng the gssd people Of Absbu!a aud vcni
tv barrel half, quarter and eighth bbl PACKAGES T42
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-21
Hardware /! Hard,ore!i

Some Kinds at Almost OLD Prie.si
CAN BE HAD AT TALC0TPS, Jefferson.
GOME. Farmers can do you good
" one more year in the purchase Of HAY TOOLS
Bsardslsy's Scvfhss at IA, follo,o;,g D,;... .
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-21

CLOTHING Made TO order 10 the bes,
~ styl es and at short notice at
Ashtabula Jan. LIST. 1884 NANSFlELD& Il BRUCES,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-21

EDGAR HALL has peen appointed by
II the Governor NOTARY PUBLIC for the County Of
Ashtabua and by taking pains 10 procure special seal he
sbIs to do all business pertaining to that once In sueh
snnsrthst further suheneation Of his esis sets 10
necessary, either ~ eousty 0isfk or otherwise.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-07

XX q
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cssttul Ssct oeOoeoo- lge,Lis cetttal
t5O, @Disidsd esio q, 0UO
Shares at $40 Each.
Subscription price go. No further Asscssment
- % b ma6e.
Incorporated under the laws Of Ohio, Jan IL, 'G5
NcoRrORAToRs:
Griffin TAYLOR, - = smith,
Emanuel Miller. John II Gerard,
7. II. johnson, Gen. = r Cary.
1eo. n. Shot~ell. y. l.. Wilder,
]. Stacy Hill, n 5. knight,
Geo. Z Clerments, George Benson,
Il. Creighton, Ia Leonard.
VIM Bates, Il
Chas. y. Foote, Cashier COMMERCIAL Brnk,
b. +. Hinman, Of McAIphn. Human 1 Co.
DIRRrToRs
Z n johnson, 8 ) smith,
stacy Hill, John n Gcrrard,
r Mnmxn, 81 Wilder,
G1Arews npuSSv4s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-07

At drawing room in St James, saw
three very singular things happen. La,
been 10 court, 30 II was not necessary tina
! should make my bow again; but as SOM
ladies' knew wished for my attendance.
took them to the door Of the reception room
and then met them at tho other door. afioi
they had passed her majesty. While the,
werc in the former apartment Retained m,
place at the first door, to amuse myself with
looking at the people coming up Tor presen-
tation.
The first funny thing saw was clergy
man and his wife OF sister think his vile
They seemed new to the crowd. aud rather
bswildered. However on coming to the
door one Of the lords in waiting took the
lady arm out Of the gentleman and with
the usual fling cast her train behind he. 4.
u mad evidently been made BY some man
tAnmaker not versed in the usual requisites
n train, and therefore net weighted 50
the window close by being wide OMEN for
s'r. breeze csme in, got beneath the train
ana raised the entire garment up towards
inc ceiling, where it tuttercd behind Il G
wearer IN rather peacock ike display
Inc lords in waiting and the ushers iumced
y IL ana tried with their wands TO Get il
down again, but as all this time time tho
wearer was coniusedly hurryinc on. She
81 20 near the queen that they were obliv.
- g desist, and in that proud position. he.
meath the floating cloud OF her own dranerv
che courtesied to her majesty and passed on
This droll episode in the DAVIS entertain.
ment was followed by another.
A lady ou being told to take the glove Of,
ncr right hand, .ugged at the ,irht Ct on
snas hot day so hard that all the glove r,mo
e9 except . resolutc thumb, which remain.
- memorable to every witch She ,ao
Vas accompanied BY centlsm.n. ,s 'ou
weee evidently clergyman and h;s ,,a:,.
married wife, and when the lord i, w.;..u.
attempted to draw the arm Of ,hs "' ny
nom that Of the husbsnd the husband ~ ~
CANNED softo COCO: Halo, my dear holf
last who knows what those people want M
a tnis moment, forgot whether il wa,
C ne .ate Lord Mulerave or the present I,or ord
Senyneaem, one ofthe two. on hear;na ~
en4 TINS quaint resolution not n 10 -, 49,.
~ no man put assunderw s. pa ~ 'oseane'
ps1ssd The queen, fondy and f.. .Ie soapl !.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-07

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fstna, urinary deposits. and diseases OF the kid
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and The prevention OF conception. Containing
trsniise on self ubnsc, spermatoi rhea, sexual sud
nervous debility. barrencss and potcnee in bot,
sexes; the effects oi these diseases the body
aud mind. and tho authors new treatment Of all
these cases in snii thr only snccrssful method Of
cure, with on exposition OF quackcry. This work
Is not quack advertisement, but \ warning and
u guide for married 81 single !, is the only bc0k
tha, gives the treatment 81 all the above Diseases
in plain English, with full directions, for self
treatment, end contains much valuable iAforma.
ton moi proper to mention IN public notice.
Ten; TO any address on receipt Of 81.
Address THE GALENIC INSTITUTE.
Feb II -d&wly 81 Paul. Minnesota.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-07

GEN. Lees Sen AllleO Al
Battle.

The IEera31's correspondent writing from
the late mansion of jeff Davis. Richmond
SAYS the evacuation OF that city was serious
" contemplated several DAYS before il took
place, hut final decision was not arrived ut
until Sunday afternoon last, when Lee tclc
graphed To- Davis that Grant had rendered
holding the city by him impossible. This
Telegram was read in the churches. and the
departure Of leading rebels commenced at
once and continued through the night JEFF
Davis left at in the morning for Danville,
and it Is understood that the Government
archives were sent to that place and Weldon
n c. The city was fired by General
Ewell, and although Gen. Weitzel on reach
ing the city, cndeavorcd to subdue the
flames, one-third Of the city was destroyed.
Among the buildings turned were thc w r
Department, Post Office, Treasury Depart
ment. several churches, two banks and three
newspaper offices.
1t was understood to have been Lees dc
sign 10 endeavor 70 reach Danvllc, Va
there fortify and make another stand This
plan Shcridan's movement has frustrated
He will now probably cndcavor to get to
Lynchburg
The Ht,ulIs correspondent says the
works in front of Richmond consist OF three
strong lines. wholly envelopiug the city
The onter ones are continuous-thc inner
one consisting of series of strong rcdouhts
and ubat,is forts. AN these mount upward
| Of 800 guns and would. had they been prop
| crly gnrri~onel. form an almost imprcgnab,,
series of leieuscs. Torpcaocs were thicklN
strcwn all over the ground with litIlc ilae:
| for the safety of the rebels, but which they
| neglected To remove in their hasiY move auo
| thus saved the lives Of many of our muu
! when marching ill., The second line was
found equally as strong as the first excepting
| as to abattis and torpedocs.
The 81 line is just outside the edge oi
town, situated on high ground. These
works, like the others. mount heavy guns
Davis received ee's dispatch to cyacuatc
while in church. Davis took with him on
the train on which he escaped, horses and
carriages SO as to take TO the country in case
the road was interrupted He expresses
himself rs being yet determined not To give
up though he has but little to hope tor
Extra Billy Smith didn't leave till after
midnight. He lett his wife behind as also
did Gen Lee 'nhe news OF The death al his
son, W. II. F. Lee in the hattie, has been
received
Legislature was in session as laic rs nine
O'Clock on Sunday night. when they started
for Columbia by canl and James river
Breckenridge left the city as late a. half
past six on Monday morning
a large number OF rebel officers were cap
turcl and paioled.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-07

krUo toe oybocUse seuru0.
Ho6aItnseasidn which sosnsR ceadrm
~ r,r1ors ofs eDnswal q pssS negotia-
t;ocs = the Jam0 ans recei6ed to-day ~
~. WJlliam a. 1achese Of Tins city. His
sou. 40 10 ssoAscts4l Withons Seshe na.ns
regiments located In the immediate vicinity
Of Lieut. Gen. Grants headquarters wr,t'ns
On the 26th. says: - Tina President y neI.
tonight, and Gen. Lee IL here too: nv
are trying TO se,tla this thing up Il tney E
and rather think they will succeed ,s."
lee mvself They brough, him mere o''''u
$3.50 II. came 20 our headquarters &c
compsnied bv Lieut.. Gen. Grant. !. :ne, ns
oc no 'n'.'.~. s,nnortsnt one. What great
=. a,-S..,;s, n however, is the TACT that on
A., mentioned last Saturday, the
w ~ .nesxs,nents on the two wings Of
Grants army took place.
A~Exrrsmvr FAiluan. The ConSedsn-
cv has gone 10 protest in England. Drafts
drawn by the bogus Government at Rich
mond, on their financial agents abroad, have
been dishonored. One Of them was for
f27. 900, or &l25,000. The rebel cotton
bonds will, Of coarse, disappear from the
stock market. This finan ial feature is a
measure Of the standing Of the Contedsracy
!, England. at present Il Is discredit d
there, and crumpled At home. There have
been several heavy ailurcs in England,
chiefly Of parties engaged IN blockade run
ming, principals, agents, and sympa,hizersr
are going down together. All right.
FINALE CLEsKs.--There are about zoe
female clerks employed in the Treasury De
partmcnt. and selected from almost all thu
States in the Union. Many Of them hav'
been rich, but are now poor. Many oftbeu
are young ladies', some few are married
Their chief business is in cutting and count
ing new legal tender and National bank
notes, and in counting and destroying OLE
ones. Their pay is $40 per annnm each
for about six hours close work, per diem
The situations are very pleasant, and tn
Government is quite right in giving gu thi
sort Of work to women instead ofmen. TIL
superintendents complain, we believe, oni,
Of too much talk, which, IL it is not unga'
liant to say, must be put down TO an infirmi
ty Of the sex.