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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-04
ProbabIe Candidates for Offices In the
General Assembly

a AS the day for the assembling VI sne
General M Assembly draws near, January
ist Is 1855, speculation as to its officers IN IN
erease and multiply" For the Speaker
hin of the House We hear that Feter
Hitchcock, Ii of Geauga county, VIM, stan
tnn' t1,.oI Of Hamilton county, and E A Parrot
Of Montgomery county, will be c2nalaa.sS, H,a
An these gentleman have LegisiaIp5se pSe-att en-
nerience, and Hitchcock and Mr., farroI'
| have been Speakers pro tenn.
- For the Cierkship of the Senate, =; I.
Hail and General Grosvernor, OF Atnens
county are the prominent Gandlta'eS l;s y
For the House Clerkship B; J.; Looms, o q
Cuyahoga county, and Al. Williams ll.a hsG. o.
Lake, are all the candidates we nav nav
heard | Of Both of these gentlemen nav nav
held assistant clerkships.-O~so S'2t
Joltg.RdL. De- -,f...-la
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II l,,5,,,,7 4. co.'s. Union Busi-

CaIkins, Grimm 4 Co.'S, Union ns
- InStttute, at oberlin, Ohio, is attracting
..tsIfJon Of the public in all parts oil the
aErtrv We are glad to this, for there is iit'le
,oht mat this IS one of the best, not the best
ColIsgas in the State and surely 1t Is the
,s.t nv almost one-hSIf. We learn that the
-.5na,ss Of is Telegraphic Department ind no
Sls-- -, IN readily obtaining positions We
aineu' commend this Institution to the public
~ PARTICULARS. address as above.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-04
DAILY LEADER.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1865.
The Republican Triumph i'm New
-------- NFeriaon -----


The telegraph lately advised us that
Mr.. Chavez had been elected delegate to
Congress from New Mexico, but it afford
ed Us no idea the meaning of the cleo
tion. By mail, however, we have full
advices, from which we learn that this
election was a. severe contest between the
Republican and Democratic parties, re-
sulting in the complete triumph of the
former. Chavez, the Republican eandi-
date, had over 1890 majority, beating
Perez, who was the late member. The
vote appears to have been an unusually
large one, Chavez polling over 5000.
Eight of the ten counties in the Territory
elect Republican delegates to the Legisla-
tare, 50 that we shall have decided ma
iOritv in that body.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-04

Governor Fenton, of New York, has
issued proclamation, appointing Thurs
d.v December 7th, as the day Of the state
tbanksgiving, The same day has aireaey
been set apart by President johnson lOr
the national thanksgiving
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-04

.9aTn regard to the New York election the
Tribune saws: LIVERY indication justi-
fos ms in expectinga Union triumph IN
nT1 our State election next Tuesday by more
than last years majority.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-04

To op-tn,ers.-we have for sale in quantI'le.
to suit, BinShaas Celebrated Roller C0mPos'on on5
also. Palmer Patent Competition, the Des' .,1 81,
most durable eIlant All orders by mail Pfonp1.;
al'enueu w. NuA'''' aug7
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-04
-1IIr IiYDS-sCRIP FOR SALE ,Al.

-. tIe -1n,rovisions Of an act Of the
In aecOEasnToS Of tho state Of o5iS paSS vii
SP h PssTssiSS 9s sa'i Is9S s;EP
receive proposals ioT Iited states for the
rsSsIysd RON Vsa-testaP tss College Colleges in the
state Of Ohio, =. 1ocated on anv vacant ~
sl2S Bsg BBs5positiSn sSEsi F'osiV' i9r ''' A
hundred and sky proposals may be mao nlsoS vii
II more o,,a treasurer Of any county,
the ASq'Sb Or ssrne to the undei ,;i,sSIFAE
rfT7lfa 80 y If State.
r-r-- 81 = -,irer Of State.
~. aEN SMITH:
3. 81 ssct t7ry o So. So
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ToNsoRIAL.
nnInWPH 0F AIT.
Triumph OF AIT.
wig Making and Ladies' Half DrFssnre
W. MM, L., p Isz sTEsT INVENTIONS IN WIG WORN

rur ILLUSION wIea,Is ats tssttSSsGEfs& & : sRaI@.
sEE EsItsnjFRENCH tjF NATURAL;, K6SShb 6f this beau
just received direct 1sfsS ss sasins and see for
y0gTsslTyesiai y0sgWTssslTeaBs AND BRADss-A large AND wen
selected stock HlTsysR sRyITT'TERFLY Bows 5.
WATER Al Al 1F;IR,ESCH n, HEAD D-DREsssES' ln-O'
NIE BoMs sa equal those imP0t6s apy of th
,, sSe Ladies BESds RsSs nS4y lfs0 to SWITCH
above :,bs EshSSs Curling and Hair CUTTING
Laaiss. .bs iatest and most prevailing Maid
done u Sst Of Dye used
this brane11 a91 q ruin M, BATHS always TeaoS
HUI .I.in1 A soartments in the city; =
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.eW7n oIho nE7hIEoa

SIG bales /; shipments $50 bales. The market
closed firm. l-Jt -'iY Hs-F Ii -g---
The river is swelling slightly; twenty
inches on the shoals. : l-fS,tf etl
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-04

Gents Furnishing UOO .-..,as. :,
Harht. have just opened splendid aSSorsmen. =,
cents Furnishing Goods for the iai anu
trade. at No. III supsrior street, nho'i 'il -.po
Anll Honsa
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-04

-, rand safes.-Three Second Hand
1,,,s'- Cbilled Iron'' Safes, nearly new ior SAFE
hi-.t - FORSYTH HoUGHs, 81 Water
cheap al f'-@ - p nov3:26o
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-04
AUCTION SALES.
YotIce to the Capitalists and Hotel
Keepers Of Commercial Cltles.
The . Broadway Hotel
Cincinnati at Auction I!

an Thursday afternoon, NoVem4er November
~ 1866 SgIIGs5A NV si sGHa HOTEL. Sit
on the so5,.b east corner Of Broadway ana
Ge Columbia cnon59q, q, Ssio sst ON RS Columbia Gn st.
T,1d Sood suStS story b,k 0Sn'ahlns Ell
ef more compeely furhi.hfed rSOTs Inscious halls
lighted anu 80 ri suppIied With gas, bells, and al
the appliances and and still Continues
nrst elass business and being per 70
y sstbshd and centrally 4yoTaads SSssSe and places Of
business, tthe wharves, IfoTds rare oppor-
tanls for ana RT0ssSS& & hs9. an oppoF
party purehasne m m tire stock of Furniture ane
asGres sSRisS Of the building the day Of aR
perfect Sale positive. ,as Iefms four, five, six AM
Balance IN SlnI, November 1st 1865. DeleIIe IRE
msgts seven to draw interest from DAY 0i sAiO
session gwen lnlrigs l6Hhs. q. KOHL, Auctioneer'o n
.....7.oca - 50 W. Sd St, CiS-sss. Cinelnl-s., -
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-04

cr;si and Mario will sing together Il
tbe opera in London next year.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-04

.n.sn-Iyp TOOTH !Eg..aEs:.-AS s:-aS
LIAR AM 80 sho. rils''e-, =. serno ~
and stove brushes; car Iflt; EI Il !. BEcIH1R,
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-04
Foreign News.
Foreign Arrival.


NEW YoRK, November 3.-The steamer
Jura from Liverpool the 2Ist ult., via.
Queenstown 22nd, has arrived.
Earl RUSSELL.
The Globe announces that Earl Russell
has undertaken the duty of reforming the
Cabinet Council, called for the 26th ult.
The Daily News says that it is everywhere
assumed that the Administration can onty
be reconstructed to the extent necessitated
by the appointment of Premier.
The Times says augury is very difficult.
The new Parliament and complications may
tend TO war and the termination of inter,
LORD PaImersJon would pc burled qlee
privately at Romsey on the 24th. TheJour-
nails all greatly lament his loss.
The Daily News says: reported gItl ny1
EXPRESSING desire that the Asieriean cam oGs, tS
eminent should remain at peace WI wiz C... ~.
world. but intiinsting that he feared Oon-
Tress would demand extreme measures
international Conference.
Most Of the European Governments have
assent 10 the International Conference, az
Constantinople, preventing the spread 0
cholera. ,- ........
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-04
.0USEHOLD FURNITURE
AT AUCTION. BY &. H SEYMOUR
At HOuse 34f st. Clair street.

C. II. SEYMOUR viii sell at Auction on MON
DAY, Nov. 9Th, at house No. 3If ST. Clair street
commencing at 10 A. NJ, the entire Household
Furniture, consisting in part Of Sofas, sofa chairs
and rockers cane and wsod seat chairs, Brussels,
three&ply and ingram carpets, bureaus, bedsteads
beddipgi quilts, sheets, pillows, mattresses, What
Not parlor and cook stoves, crOckery, glassware,
mirnors, paintings, kitchen utensils, &C. House
open at O'Clock on morning Of sale. Terms cash.
nOv3.25S ID. W. DRAFT. Auctioneer
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-04

,ooo bushels choice Peach Blow Potatoes i0i
sale at IS Merwin st. corTRELI,.
,oesI:2GO ll /. FlsfssL- 2 "
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-04
NENTS FURNISHING G0ODS---.i

VI CASHBERG has just opened New,
Choice and weIl-selected Stock Of Gents Furnish ,
ing Goods, the best ever introduced into the
Cleveland market. He respectfully solicits the
pat-onGge Of his friends and the public at I36
Bank street, near the corner Of Superior street ,
opposite the WeddcIl House. nov3:2GO
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-04

Paris bouTse firm.
The Princess Of Austria addressed no.e y!
to the Senate this forenoon, at fIs1kIor.' -
froDo r,To GeTmsndiet threatening the force II
ron,onstrance tTn was sufficient. The cholera
has almsst disappeared at Madrid. The
tone Of the money market is more favorable.
NEW YoRx, September S.-The Times
thinks that should Earl Russell fail IN iorIa- nm
ing ministry, coalition between the all.
feTent sections Of the Liberals will oeeom9
necessary, and that Lord Granville VIII tha
probably be the person under WhoH LAG
Greatest number of men will serve;
The American adviees received " sno
steamer had little or no effect Oh oui IL
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-04

FOR Lake SuPerier--The new s'a"n,~ aTp
--,;.,,..- ,tcamer Northern Light, Captain NJ H.
Mnrcb. wfn leave our dock for ontanoson an. =,
...arnssiate ports on Monday, November eth' a'
o,',c,,c,, P NJ. on her last trip Of the season.
For freight or passage apply to
P0' MALONE, PETIT co,
--. -.-s4 r4e 127 and l29 River street
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-04

,ooo :, ,,-g,. choice winter Apples for sale at %
uor~,O ~UTU st (Ocsl.2e6 Z. coTTRELL'
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-04
MILD iEvILLE, ,Nole m3erZ-0ov :;
hos sent a message 10 the Convention urgl
the reputation Of the State var dept dept
~. ,r,ssissirDi Legislatures.
From Nashville.

NASHVILLE, November S.T7Hon, = = on. a. a.sss, a.
daIiyeTed d1ii his speech in the United states
S;..r G;o,,it Eort to- -dav against granting VIII
Of i 6Sbeas 5,, corpus, in the ease Of DICK NC
Cann. The decision will probably be reacn- |
ed By, Monday. - - -, ..,,a.i, 4l,onoh
Tie cotton market is dun today - sIor rgs
there has been large arrivals: [S1 60, S Tra2s
| from 47 to 4Sc. The receipts 'o-u"I "''>
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-04

The President has appointed ]. F. Miller,
Collector of Customs at San Francisco, vice
Charles James.
The naval court martial of which Admiral
d ftar s44lisDs-vss
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-04
The Most valuable Farm in
Northern Ohio For Sale

TNHE subscriber offers for sale his Farm,
IL consisting Of $50 acres, situate 81 miles east
Of Ravenna, the county seat Of Portage county,
Ohio, on the road leading from RsYenns 20 Warren,
which runs through the center of the farm, and is
bordered on both sides with beautiful shade trees
OF black walnut, bptteTRutSelIerryS6c TheiHnd
Lies high, is Well-watered with pure soft water,
able stone quarry, and a mill, large dwelling
house located near the centre Of the farm, and
commediOus out buildings in first rate repair,
every way suitable and convenient for such
farm l59 acres Of excellent saw and rail timber.
Also, 900 good sugar naples. 1t is an excellent
location to raise Peaches. The situation Of this
property is romantic and picturesque. No more
desirable place for ahome eau be found, and to be
Appreciated must be seen. VII sell half or the
whole to one purchaser.
For further particulars inquire Of o. N. -OFlAtt
at Cleveland, Ohio, or Of ahe subscriber on the
premises. SHELDON FARNHAM.
charlestown, Nov. !, 1855. ncy4 RIO dewitt
u NJ. HURBARD's Patent StOEe,Pipe
IL DAMPER viii save one-third the fuel Hub
bard's StOye-Pipe Damper should be placed in
Hubbard's Stoye-Pipe Dsmper is for sale by nearly
all stove dealers, and sold wholesale and retail by
GEO. D. BECK, 91o superior street.
fIlWOl .,RARRELS CHERRY BOUNCE,
Il Two Barrels five year old Grape Wine, two
barrels old CurrAnt wine, will be sold At low hg
ure by GEO. D. BECK, $50 Superior street.
A SMALL FARM FOR SALE IN
-E1 Newburgh Township, good soil; more than
800 fruit trees, grapes &c good barn, small house,
graDary and fruit house. The Land is in fair order.
Possession given first Of April next. Apply at go
Superior street, GEO. d BECK. nov3R3
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-04

Paymaster Birney has been offered the
alternative of restoring to the Government
certain funds and being hOnorably dis
charged, or to take the consequences Of
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-04

Important Dispatches
? wAsn1SGToN, November 3.-The Republi-
can has the following: E ~ --t''
MIL1EDeEvnLE, Ga, November 1.-THE
following highly important dispatch from
the President hasjust been received hereby
Governor johnson: ~ t3la1r ...rs
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-04
me GunbOat WcEoming.

NEw YoRK. November s.-The Point De
gale correspondent Of the Herald states
that the gunboat Wegoniing arrived there
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-04

FF--------T-TI : FIlIE17-7- -
"A roset;ng of the holders Of the rebel loan
"A mSern me- ~ london % on the 18th Of October,
SsS saa AZ hs nn-nose of receiving q report from
tIl tbo .sS cnnmittee appointed on the 4th OF sep
tember. 80. .y..., +ta ,r,o,,nt. of
H.i.1s =, circnlation e3, Acc, 600. They had
s,Sbrnittsd oSHrS the case to Mr.. Fleming, junior
SoglaseIs co1nssI who gave q long and elaborate !.
or,;Tion entering fully into the discussion O.
State Rights, and arguing that # the slate; sT,
had not lost their existence as asinaenpenden
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-04

mo November 3.-The sth New Hamp-
. Infantry arrived here to-day en- route
nome. 5.. 4t .as.l
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-04

} sTbe Paris Press in anticipating a speedy
.ssf,rT,s as a consequence of the Premier -
IastbI saws the old policy of England wiz
Ie'i Ie' I, terred in Lord Palmorston's tomb ana
Tho hour Of democracy will soon strike IN.
The statesman who would succeed 70 the
heritage of Lord PalmeTst9n mqsl nay ~ rni. r,ie
courage to become the Robert Ieeli "a '--i
versal suffrage.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-04
30 saIe or ArmY WaEons.

The Herald's Washington special says di-
reetiOns have been issued by the War De-
partment to stop all sales of army wagons
and everything else in the line Of transpor-
tation. These directions are received as
indicating that an emergency may soon ar
rive when army goods will sgsin be required.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-04

The Freedmen's affairs on the western western
f.ontisr I'll Of Arkansas are represented as un-
favorable. Garrett Davis and BTu'gs LAY ':-
nf lST Rentncky having sued Generals Palmer
y, "a Rr;sbane for abducting slaves Goun-
~ 49, snits have been brought against Usvls
and CLAW for holding blacks toiaoor w1tituS rituJ
nav in violation to the laws oil tne = me-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-18
ASHTABULA, o., SATURDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 18 1865 e

10 an unconcerued tone that he had M wish
TO say anything TO the public To the
NJ jor he would say that be died nno
cent. He bad but once TO die. His hone
was In The future
The parting with bis jA;lor and sp' ciual
advisers followed, and Mojor Rnssell then
shook bands with him, receiyipp his thank,
for courteous treatment, The Priests badt
him farewell, with words of consolation
and retired. He stood erect upon the drop
The bangman pinioned his arms and fee,
adjnsed the fatal moose, and pat on be
black cap.
There commenced unearthy yelIs from
those outside the prison yard as IL execrat
ing the perpetrsior Of the atrocious cruel.
ties. Mjlr Russell raised his cap, the drop
fell, and Henry Wirz, with sudden plnnge.
was "hai ged by The neck until he was dead
dead, dead, and may the Lord have mercy
on his soul" 1t was seven minutes after
the drop Tell before the couvulsive move
mepts OF the body ceased. and subsequent
surgical examination showed his neck was
not broken. i'i1t . t
After hanging fif,een minutes, the bo ly
was taken down and carried into The dead
room, where it was placed in a coffin anI
entrusted to Father Boyle. The body is
10 be deposited 10 the vault Of the Catholic
Cemetery, until the wishes Of Mrs Wi z
concerning it can be made known Sn says
one account. Another says that by dircc
ton of the President. the body is to be
inferred in the Penitentary yard where
Payne and the Others we're buried. Snch
has been tho termination of the earthly
career of another sangninary agent Of the
STAKEHOLDER.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-18
Hts Exeelisncy.'

Some writer in the louisville Journal
ventilates this title most point edly He
observes: IA very common yet cgregious
mistake is the constant use of His Excel.
lency,' 'Your Excellency,' by persons in
addressing the President of the United
States The President has no such title
The only way to address our higest pnbic
functionary is to give his name, adding. Pres.
ident of be United States. thus, Andrew
johnson, President of the United States.'
1t is little singular that many of our most
distinguished men should fall into this error
10 the address of our chief magistrate, when
the question Of giving him the title of His
Excellency' was'so emphatically 'nega'ived
in the convention which framed our consti-
tuition. By reference TO the Madisou Pa
pers' it will be found that it was proposed
in the convention to embody in Article X,
Section / these words. Ills style shall be,
The President of the United States of
America, and bis title shall be His Excel
lency.' This was adopted, but the Consti-
tuition was referred to Committee of Style
and Arrangement who reported TO the
Convention on September l2, 1857, the
Constitution as il now reads, with some
slight changes only and the clause just
quoted was omitted have seen it stated
somewhere that the Committee decided on
its omission ct the instance of DR.. Franklin
who proposed to insert Immediately after.
And that of the Vice President shall be
His most supcrfuous Highness Article
III, Section !, of our Constitution reads
The executive power shall be vested in q
President of the Uuited States lie shall
hold his office. e,c. Tins the proposition
to give the title His Excellency to our
President failed, and it is now improper to
address him by any such tille."r
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-18

WANTED TO 60 TO MoRRow Morrow is
q station on the Little Miami Road, about
forty miles from Cincinnati A new brake.
man on the road, who dilnt know the
names of the stations. was approached by
q stranger the other day, while standing by
his train at the depot, who inquired:
Does this train 60 TO Morrow, today?
No, said the brakeman. who though
the stranger was making game of him, il
goes to, day. yesterday, week after next.
You don'i uEecisi end me, persisted the
stranger, want to go to Morrow. .o 'a
Wei, why in thuuder DON'T you wait
until to morrow then, and not come
botherng around to day. You can go to
morrow, or any other day you please. . q
Z Won't you answer civil question civily
Will this train go today tomorrow? .f7
Not exactly. 1t will go to-day and
come back TO morrow
As the stranger who wanted to so to
Morrow wGs abont 10 leave in disgust
another employee, who knew the station
alluded to, came along aud gave him lh'
required Information.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-18

,aPArERNAL TEACHING III parents would
not ,rus, a child on the back OF Wild
horse. without bit or bride, let them not
permit lbem TO go forth into The wofld nm
skilled in sef-gosernmeut. Ii n eh,id is
pa.siooste, teach him by gentle means 10
curb bis temper. 1.-The is greedy, cultivate
liberality 10 bi@.s II be is sulky. charm
bin out of 1T by encouraging franknsss and
good humor If he is ignorant. accusl ou
him TO exertioas apd train him SO 20 perform
even onerous dulles with alacrity,o II pride
comes 10 10 make obedience reluctant, sub
due him, either by counsel OF discipline II
short. give your children the habit OF over
somng their besstting sins. Let them
acquire from experience that confidence u
themselves which gives security to th'
practicsd horsemsn, even on the back OF
high strung steed, aud tney viii triumph
over difficulties and dangers which bese
them in the psths Of liis.Fo9 's1i 70 ''i !
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-18
British Neutrality.

Washington, Nov IL.
AS one instance of the help afforded to
the rebels by English government cfhcer'
il is asserted that upon the breaking ou
Of The rebellion Henry Holsee Of Mobile,
was sent to London to manufac cture letters
aud articles to be inserted n the English
and newspapers in order to give the most
favorable colorng to the rebel TRANSACTIONS
and with fall instructions to pay for their
insertion if the matter could not be
managed otherswse.
\ His visit to the British Counsul, Mr.
Crawford, was of very friendly nature
and they became so intimate that they
pledged themselves TO aid the cause OF the
confederacy to the utmost Of their power
while life remained to them. From that
hour the Bri'ish consulate became the
chief rendezvous. Moneys, munitions Of
war, &c, were consigned to the kind Offices
Of Mr.. Crawford. The captains Of the
blockade runners also FIRST stcered to Craw'
ford'S as being the trusted depository OF
port. signals These were changed by
the rebels every month. and Mr. Crawford,
being the most trus ed cmploye, was first
made acquainted With the change for the
purpose Of informing the blockade runners
! Ii has been estimated by Mr. Crawford's
direct assistance upwards Of 100000
bales of cotton, $4,000 boxes of tobacco
we're thus smuggled out through the block
ade, ID say nothing OF 'be munitions o.
war supplied to the rebels from Eoglaud
and of which slight idea may be formed
by the single statement that Magruder't
forces were, entirely farmed aud supploi
from Europe, principally from Loudon and
pro ctically by the aid aud persona
assistance Of Mr.. Crawford. and this il
neutrality. -s...
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-18

The SIMPLE SECRET. Twenty clerks ia
a stote--lwen,y hands in a printing Office
twenty young men in a village Al
want 10 get along in the world, aud expect
to do so. One Of The printers will own I
newspaper, aud become an influential anG
prosperous citizen Ohe Of the VILLAGERS
will, get handsome farm, and live like q
patriarch. Bot which is destined TO be-
come The lucky individual 7 Lack There
is no luck about il. The thing is almost
es sure as the Rule of Three. The young
fellow, who will distance his competitors is
he who masters his business, who preserves
his integrity, who lives eleanly and purely
who never gets 10 debt, guins fdends by
deserving them There are some ways 10
fortune that look shorter than this old dns
ly highway. But the staunch lLen OF the
community the men who achieve something
really worth ,hsviug-good fortune. good
name, aud sereue old uge-sll go 1ihi'
way. ts41 i- VI