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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10

The past has been the largest winter term In tia Ais
,sy OF this Institution. The attendance has been regular
fewer studenis the half than before
pared ner enrolled. We account for this in two
wAys-ths instruction has been gh-ani the dis
eiplns has been rigid than bseIe. Instead Of
pssny BY unnocec the misconduct OF unruy sndent the
penalty has been meted out Several have been
PEELED FIR conduct which In many schools would reeevs only
esussrs II noticed ALL Il the settled pepase of teach
srs and trustees that The honor sad reputation sk
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10

The rites Of Baptism. were administered to
three young ladies. at the Brick Church on
Sunday last-Conneaut Reporter.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10

Whitney q Greer's Ipatrume s-Neioaeons
and Cabinet Organs which owing
the most beautiful and perfect made
saREAr BARGAINS.
II secondhand Melodeon also for sale.
To bs at the house OF the subscriber g. g. Il.
T.H. HOPKINS. Agent,
$50 Ashtsbuls, Ohio.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10

InsrUUCTION I'm MUSIC, By PROF. 7. n.
HOPKINS, reAeher In Vocal and lnsirumental Music
Piano. viplin. 0aitAr snd Harmony. II II
TurioxSl0 term-one- hAfin advance. Pupils vtu n.
accommodated With OF PiaHs-on reasonable
his Iesidenes. A term consists of 20 lsssons. = =
Piano tuning attended to. so2
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10

JUST REcEIvEn-A large ss-ortm.nt Of Oval Frames
Gilt and Rosewood Also Picture Glass; Cord. Tsss ke
Also stseopes and stereosepe pictures for sale at
~ ALBERT5.
- The Mason a. Hamlin Cabinet Organs.
forty different styles adapted to ,sered and secular musc
for $50 to 5000 each. FIFTYoNE GOLD o. SILVER
MEDALS. or other nrt premiums awarded them llIustra
'sd Catalogues free. Address MASON HAMLIE BosroS
or MASON BROTHERS NV YoRK. siax.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10
Leather and Findings.

Leather and Findings.
w. w SMITH, M.nuf.c. .arer and
peaer ia Leather and Fndngs Main street fopposs Pho.
nfx founor,) Ashtsbua, Ohio.
Cash Paid for Hides, lelis and Calfskins,
Just rsesived and r ls good assorted stock Of
Leather and Findings
can be foHhd In sny wesefn Market and Which xi }.
,cid ON the most reasonable tes hspe make Il a. OBJ
eet tT Boot and Shoe and Harness In the
xeihity 10 favor with their patronage feeling satiAed
that se them everything needed In ihsr busness a.
cheap Be found In Cieresnd or erea the Eastern
Markets thereby saving Height snd travelling expenses and
loss Of time.
All cordially invited n sal. examine my stoek be
ore ParehAAng elseE here. conhdeet that can m.e Il sy
Sout INTEREST to buy In this H,aEkst shall plrasuTs
seeing old ienda and the pnbic showing them uy
stock. BsIoS,i give iAstisi ist of articles; mi
sansh and slaughter SOLE upper and harness Leather
spanish and slaughter hip French and hip oak and
hemloek calf ana kip sAr eslhss aad hasss hdes
sad Hom.ps norocee baud and seiRg leather iiainxs
hindingA toppings and russeta-
Findtngs.
LAsta, pegs thread, wsbb Psskards Iuk on and xine
aA round bead taeks, bsises, a. haniniers pnesrs
tand stssss kni, foa scks and srsrA boot
hses shoe ss-s pancer lasting irons sysles eyelsf seta
bse~ stek hee ,hsyes edge planes strip
s~ia welt knives elastic. heel halt stitching cord, lsspx
cks hss and toe ptaes boot back Ing boot brushes
Hess obs, and ell kinds u dnishiag hops eta eta.
Ashtssuis, Dec ieos.-s32 W. W. SMITH.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10

Il n. aupt. Esq, has been cre.apoin,e'
Deputy Sheriff By Sheriff Covell = Y = : - .
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10

"A spHscRprn." has favored nc with another
commu nicstion, but Il 10 rather more iIiiterste.
u possible. ihpn the sst which required much
pruning. and correcting TO make anything like
q tolerabis appearance. or course We csnno,
be expected TO follow up succe,sivsly. such
labor, merely for the purpose Of giving the or.
ueles character ssough for passing comment,
"A Friend" Is received, and held for further
consideration and disposition. We do no, ex.
peet to open our columns fer q defence. or for
the controversial treatment Of sgrArisnisn. ard
tacit, or cover, in6deity. but perhaps single
Communication on such subjects msy fud
place in company with its sntidoie.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10
On the ls day OF January, 1885, made TO the sats Of Oh
pursuant to ihe statute ei that State.


r,
's.. ms. & 'no nae VI 80 eSPaV ,ne AvII & IL
sS &c. ~ " 49, s ;s a; ,, I,; ~ III -; - 81 ~
sne S " Ne" '0'A' "'N - '"S VI '"sN p'A-
eli. o~'
3D. That the amount OF in eaAi "oek 'ne sun oi FIVE
HrSpRkp InossAND DDIL.Is.
So That oi sad esPisI .'oeh se .uni o rive hnnafed
Inonssn' DoAA nA "eSh Pa " 'he 'Aio
co"lA~'
4th That the Of said company rons Of the follow
ing items:
Cash in tank ard In Office. .......... $ss sss6 ~
tate IL New Tsri and Brooiya worth at
lea't s3os0.e.... ................ 1880 90
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10


.........-
-
u1 p AZ
NEAL H'fArk AGENT
Agent for fht Sale and Psr1sss n Rssi
Estate.
crrlcs OVER SosRnoS . rIcKxcE's srosrs
Main Street, atf
.dSIfT4BULA,t OHIO.
p.,.,.,,. .o,y ~, -,1.-......
f''T'''s 'o'' y" ..g .'"'s 2, ' "1~ ~''''s-
.,oon.-~
A S.,L. ,...sta ..,J;~.-, <o,.f;fx,<. . ~.
A o"" ""s''" 49," "~ S'FV
mission.
Among the many vslusbs fsrms sne ether prepsy ncv
sa.,sa % g n,sssh Tbs agency w'ad Gall p.fs"'sr
s,-a &C.,. =, e,a.. q ,,,.. ,o.. ,u,.... 4 .s.....
barns GOOD kaai snd sstsf. rriee. 1850
Also so, ss,e. .djospr the above IL serss nssssv.
Aer,. = m,,s. so, ~, v,,,... ~nax ho.s. 49,
and water. Coed orchard. fries. ss,5oo. -
og Aeres on LAKE Shore mile sscvs The hsrhor.-,
roS ..ie es..n' ' ''a sp'a "A''' As'sla''s
~ acres adjoining the sIpre f,r sale 1t barSsie
70 t.a Asrfs i2 mI.. from .h. village. Coco ssw'
Price sss Per per acre. VS. w. '-'' ~ '''N''
lee Ayres IL Nns,hon souat, wiseonsn, nr s.Isi
ho1.. 90 Wing GOOD herss s.rs sss s,.y S.Pss essS
water and god esstd trees 100 yonnr trsss Friss
So Acres "a s.rss Ten ,uss, e.od houss. ross
Ia ~ good o o-cbsrd ssd wa tsr. Price {,coo
NJ Acres n'iis. scn siiisss soos hosss Z ,eoss
tiu'bo.d .Ph'' sSs PEI ssr'f
sa acres oS .rg 900 SoSd s.s tns wa.
ss. set . 20 acres hss,y sssred sss im l.
~ .s o. .rs lime given for Ssfs of prsesss~
MONEY r. r. d.sir.d. d. =
sAt Acres . miles fo'n '. aEe. goo ncss,as
S P SoOo snsas, ~ sos, Iun isn Can \. divSsf
into two farms Der al. ,rr, es.p and tes ef psynsat
-, ~ W. S'f' - = - ~
Ita r.s Acre, . u,,., tro,, a,h,.,,,s. hss. rot,r
land and g1tey Oi III iytevsd saI.pc. sood TIM
.a spaa 20 ,s ra I Dsrm nn. !, I'D
,b ,r J a., e,,,n n ees pd Ia ,esr s.s gad s1 vxr
SS.s % Z, S s ,. ,ss esesS "a s sss, cs
naon Of hs purcisse money n desired Esarrs Of ksd
u r-e, on premises Of Of 1'R Cook.
100 Acres, in Ash'sbuis, one nfe fom yisge, soo8i
nnssd balance under cultivation for a. s tsfys ssss
ans Si.;s, desired Enaair. or f..sr Wight, &C. q
A'..aa.' oI - :. :. Cs',.
,s oa lake SS saSs s !. fs%s,g s
2, lss s,ras Tree. .sd rs young socd
.on.s and ts1. Of s, n, spaar. Of s ns
harmon on ple",s,' o' =. aoO'o once
y.i,s y "a, Il ~ fooa hs ia ,.ss na .u rX
i. .Ss., .s
acres tsneed bssnfs under cultivation has the rsputs-
on Of esns one q he hs srm' in the e'apty For sale
Ief1 o. ef !. Coz cost ''i'' '''''
sGs o Il i' liam! :" a %
az n caxo. AAf'''' VI '-''A''' --~-'- " P's"'o
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10

OLD Folks GaOvr, rs cents. and 81. Fol
sale at A. ALprxr1.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10
A Cough, Cold, or Sore Throat


Rsauisss InnrDsrr ATTENTION AND SHOULD M csEcKEp
II ALLOWED TO coSrpUk.
Irritation OF tho Lwngs, . Permsnsns
TArest AMeetion. ~r an lncurabis Lung
Disease
fsoyrxS rnR RIsuLr.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocHEs r
HXnxe DIKkcr iSFLukscE rARTs, GIVE ixHKpI-
ATE kKLIEF.
Fer Bronchitis, Asthama, Catarrh, Consumptipe and
Throat Diseases
rEocHxs ARs rsxD wrrg always GOOD srcckss.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
w and Troches useful In cesng the voice when taken be-
s Singing Speaking. and relieving the thr ost after
~nusual exsrion OF the vocal organs The TIoches
ssesnmsndsd and prescribed BY rhyscisns and have had
ssfeoisis sem eminent throughout the country
BsaG Ariide q true merit, and having proved their e
~ey BY tss Of many years. each year finds them In
localities In various parts of the world and the Troehes
universally PronosReed better than other srtieles
Obtain oay "BROws's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs" and do not
nv d the Worthless limitations that may be offered.
Sold syerywhsr, In the United States and In Foreign
csxntriss at IS cents per boz t't 2 ~ oms2s
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10

LOST Somewhere IN the village, 90
Issdsy lad. s Onyf Broseh, the esntsr 81 win Pearl
The hnd>r v eorf<r vor bpon the by leaving =
'hs ome. bssd, betty fsessiy rewarded for the ns,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10

Or Mattocks. the celebrated Analytical physician
from New York, would inform the readers Of the Tse-
graph, that he will make his regular vsi to Ash
bua on Wednesday and Thursday 2stb and 2sth March
aud will stop the Fisk HOUSE. for the purpns. Of treat
Ing all those who mny call, suffering from chronic dis
ease. Dr Nsitocks has srent thirty years In treating
diseases ofong stsudng and cain, 70 pemsnsnty
cure consumption liver and kidney an,eiionr stomach
And bowel complaints, scrofuIa Rbeumatsm, Neuralgia.
cancers, saltheum, and all diseases Of the blood aud
diseases peculiar To females Now is the time for those
who have tried other Of cure to obtain the sd
vice and treatment Of Physiei,n Of erpeence, with
tnovedgs Of lingering diSese unsurpassed BY any ply
'iesn in the country It will cost nothing to consult
him. Remember The tune he |, 10 be here |, 2s,h and
10th Nsrsh, 1890. -., ASA
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10

Let the same advice be taken BY our A.h,a :
bula beys. t'-f -1i II lkE
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10
sa5 Rock Paint.

i HESE Psints are gu,rantss ed 10 be
Superior 20 any other paints 70 The msrsst
Ihey Dc nos coat se than bali hs price any other pAis
any other pnt Hence The sesnony In using thss Ssa
For Outside or Exnosed Work
speh a. Bsrns Bdsss Houses inside or os p,us,s r,a
o. iron Covering, Cara CarageA and an Axrisniur, L.
pss0'snts and wssssA. 1t h invaluable. sN " -
Never blsters cracks or chips or.
Osr ppeseat oslars comprise Broxns qseps prsbs D.s
ten stones 1esu Lead Coo and Rsas i've soats or Vii
LEAD fsnt Any person can use them. the issxpsr
fenced a. nell a. The most psAstaeai werkman. ~
Ssnd fT fsdcs List
oras. ~ nall promptly alisdst nanp;assssss psssss =
E.A. nESpRy, ns~ss,.k
SOS AsAssAnls. phla-
81 hsv. on hand slso si.rss ssyyly % WIN, Ia
isns<ra on ssaa eihsr tsnds et rAints s<s H.A-G
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10
CERTIFIcATE OF Authority.
Ito expire on the sist day Of January, lsoI.)
Arn 6.


Ito expire the sist day Of January, 1917
OyHcE OF InK ArDIroR oF SrAIx
lSspKAxck DEPAkfrkxT,S
coLrxBUt, OHIo, January 81, 500.
wHKHxAs The ATTIC FIRE ISsrRASck CoArAsY located ~
New York In the Of Neu York has asd Ia oee
Of it, condition. required By
Of the To rsgrl.s Insurance Comp.ass LOT in
osrporaisd By the Stale lhs assa Aa St 1855; aud
sasndsd fse'ssy sth. ls64 ana whsr~ss sAd company
furnished the undsr gnsd s4aeto evidences that Il
possessed Of nj sasi Osk USDgKp fhousA
actual capital invested In stocks bonds In
Estate, worth double the for which same s
morgAged; and whereas, said company has hled 40 this
once written instrument under its eopotats saz Ensd By
the Pssident and Secretary thereof Anthorng any agent
sAid company Ia this adxs
c Of process Tor and bshsh Of said company. Ascending
10 the terms fsAid Law.
Aforesaid act, SAhEs e.osAN. Au&tsS sf stats for
OLio de hereby certify st sa AkTic FJRE i,sUkAsoK ceA
ef New Ysx u 10 The bssnss@ e sre
aud IalAn4 Insuranes Ia this thirty day
ef January. In s yssr thoa.Hsd eight hsndrsd ssd
sixty
ID wrsEss wnksEsv. ] have bsssanie sahse- ibsd ny
nAs ana eAsssd The sssief NJ oses V ss sxsd the dag
JAMES u GOODMAN,
tLs1 eds Aaditot q eszas.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10
sTATE OF NEW YORK,

STATE OF NEW YORK, -
CRY AND CsUSrr OF NEW YORK,
HB. wmn ARrH, yiee-Ps Psssia~Gt aHd TrScSSr rILIor,
Secretary FIRE issrEAscs CoHrASY being
er.ly son dspsss and szy, that the toEegny fa
and correct the sairs of the
said Insurance the bona tide
.s srsd Thssss Dosrs ot capital nvest
cd 10 stocks and bonds In mortgages e,.te worth
donbe the amount for which the Ia aud
that they are the above dsscbsd oes Of said Insurance
Company.
Is gnsd) II. n. WII.NARrH, yies-Prssident.
VINCENT TlLYUU, secretary.
Subscribed and before me- this Th day Of JsnaAy.
A. ID. 1850. W. wll.pEY,
(Lsl c1um',iOner for ohic, n New York.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10
CERTIFiCArR Gr AUTBoRITY.
roexpire on the 3lst day Of January. 1871
OFFIcE OF THE ArDI uk OF STATE.


(ro expire on the 2lst day ef Jsuusry, 1871
OrFIcE OF THE ADD uK ~ gTATE.l
iSsuRAScs DAFT. CoLranrs, t., Jan. 26. 1865. !
wuEKrAs, The REnoLrTE FIRE lSsrHAScE CoHrAAY.
located at New York, in the State u New York. hss
filed In this 'ffre statement OF condition,
qured by the ht section of the To regulate
Compaies hot Incorporated y the state Of ohio. passd
April S 1885, and February ph 1854 aud WAfreas
said company has furnished the atHaety svis
dence that 1t Ia Possessed of at least OSS IrSpRkp THors'
AND OLLAhs OF actual capital invested IN ck bonds,
IN mortgages Of real e,t-e, worth double the for
which III. mortgagcd, and Fhsreos aid eotapy
has 6led In This oce wri ten ust uEdrr its
rate SEAL signsd BY the Tsent and Secretary tfereo
thorug Hgent agents of said company in this state
t. acknow rdge er oI poces and in behalf Of said
company according to the terus of ,sid law.
Now THERkfoRE in of tie Int section Of The
afor ssd JAMES II. GUDuA n, Auditor - State of
Ohio, do hereby certify tina; raid REsOLrrE FIRE lysrK
CoNrAsy Of Ne~ York. Is authorized transact the
business OF Fire Insurance. In tbis State until tie
3lst day ofJanuay In ths eight hundred
and sixty seven.
In witn-ss Whereof have h-reuno suh.cribed my
and caused the seal OF my office to b. affixed the day and
year above written.
JAS. II. GOODMAN, Auditor Of stats.
tscr. STAMP lsxAL, BY Jas. WILLIAMS, Chief ClsIt.
IA
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10

Cough Candy Prof HAxrLrcs's ukDicArrD coreH
CANDY, made from extract. prepared IN vseuoa certain and
edes tive remedy Er coughs colds hoaenes throat
Asthma Bronchitis snd consumption. Its great popularity
sId mmenre sales. gusany Of its great v.se Those
Who try always their colds and avoid consump
Ton and early grave Price only IL cent One million
noid annually, and sold everywhere.
7. b. sLlNGERLAND, Proprietor.
@. willard, Agens-Ashta5n'a smsA
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10
E X p Z n s E s =.
Board. 80 so per week.

Rooms for selfboarding can be rented at mod
crate ta,eS
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10
yor further particular. .pp'y 20 rhaeiu.l.

By order efrrustess
/. J.P, EASTMAN. rrssidsst
ki.swtIIs. o., fS. 10, ls0s. .l..., m sveks
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10

oypcE Auprsk % SrAru,
CoLrsBys. ONO, Jan. ~. 1900. !
hereby certified that the going espy Of
the statement Of the condition Of tho FIRs
CoHPASI o New York. made ~ aad died In this ecs,
the year 1885,
witless my band and seal Officially.
[Ls.1 Auditor Of Ststs.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10

STE ANG<c, isUT CRUE.i '..a %
Every young and gentleman In the United States
hear something very much to their advantage BY
tsnnnail( OF Addressing the underisped.
Thoss having fears ofbeins humbugged will obge by
set noticing this card AL others will rlease address
easir esedisat servant, e.
THos. r. CHAPMAN,
sssyl s3I Broadway, New York.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10
EIlReRx OF YOU'VE.

AGenteman who suffered for yearsfrom Nervous De-
bty, Premature Decay, and all thesoects Of youthful
jadseetion, viI for the sake .of suffering humanity
sendrse TO s who needi the recipe and directions
making ths simple remedy by witch he cured Suf-
fertn Wishing TO profit BY the advertisers experience
san do 20 By addressing .l..-a ..s-. ..t
-s-..fl. . JOHN ID. OGDEN, ,il
sssyI No. Ia Chambers st, New York.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10

STATE OF NEW YORK
CouNrr NEw YoRE, ( "'
J. 4. ULnoRs. President. and WtlIIhH N, RANDALL
Secretary of the RKsoLrTx rIxE lxspHAscs Ger.
rASy, teiug .svsr.liy sworn, dsposs aud say. that
the foregoing IL full, tue aud correct statement
Of the affairs OF said company, that the aid Insurance
Company 10 tho bona Ode Of at least HpxpKAp
OF aatu.l cash capital invested ocks
and bond Ia mortgages worth double
amount for which the s mortfgvd and that they
the above descrbed sfces Of szd Csmpaay.
J.E. UIll.HORN, Prssilsnt.
wM. N. RANDALL, Secretary.
Subscribed and b-fre me- this .2d day II Jsnusry
1865. THOs. J.. THORSEiL,
[srAL Comr for Ohio, In New York.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-08-31
what IL a DarIinga

A Darling, as we should speak the word,
would be very dear, good, heart-loved girl
or woman, who held the innermost place in
our heart. She would be woman loved be-
yond all else in the world-a woman we
should defend before all mankind-a woman
whose lips were those of truth and sacrednass
whose happiness a man could live fora
woman a man would be proud ola woman
you could put your arm in gentleness around,
draw to your heart. press kiss to her fore
head, and one to her lips, and as her head
half rested on your shoulder, look deep into
her eye and whisper Darling
n She would be a woman in whom we had
all the confidence in the world-one man
would be proud to make happy, and whose
pride walld be in her husbands success har-
piness, reputation, her own good name, her
garden, her house, her friendships, and the
purity of her heart. AGE Es4-tsl
Darling means everything-words un-
spoken, kind action, waiting opportunity,
hopes unexpressed, faith untold for want Of
suitable words-it is the flower that beauties
the tree that bears the most delicious fruit in
season. The word is volume 1t means
more than q yolume-the clasping of the
spirit hands of love in heart worship of the
bud of the true and good; the word rainbow
which spans the sky Of hope and life; the
bursting of the bud Of the most beautiful
flower which sheds its perfume over those
who love?
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-08-31
"Ctyii Madness.',

On this tepc the New Orleans Commercial
holds the following sober language:
"For, in civil war. parties seize on any wea-
pom, though it may wound the hand that
Yields it. The faint of q dishonored suffrage
will run through the national blood long after
the passion that inspired it shall have sub
sided, and coming generations may feel the
sting and bear the stigma of acts in which
they only participate by the miseries Of in
heritanee. 5sfEs tF99
=. We regret the spirit which animates the
combatants bee u ;e of its evil effects upon ii .
restored harmony and reviving enterprise OF
the country. When civil war commences,
capital and confidence disappear, and the we.-
fare of a country is palsied by its fears. We
look with concern upon such controversy
at such a time. Result as it may, the ener-
giea of one or both must be lost to the coun-
try at period when the united strength of
all is required.
Having expressed our regret and our opin-
ion, we shall devote ourselves anew to restore
the peace and prosperity of the South. While
we cannot like the philosopher at Syracuse,
pursue our abstract studies needless of the
clash of arms. we will endeavor to allay alien
alton, and prepare the people of the South to
meet the exigencies of new situation by ed
ucated energies and improved resources.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-08-31
North Carolina intelligence.

Dr. Samson is to deliver his popular lee
lures on, the Holy Land under the auspices
Of the Young Mems Christian Association, in
the Commons Hall, Raleigh 6ai4i ~ :
The Raleigh Sentinel says: "At meeting
In Henderson county, in this State, on the
18th instant, the Hon. A. FL. Jones, ameng
others, was appointed a delegate to the Con-
vention' which was to meet on the 25th inst,
10 10 Henderson, to appoint two delegates to the
Traitors Convention in Philadelphia on the
va Of September. We suppose that all doubt
\, \, now removed as to the political status Of
Mr.. Jones' Al
A letter from Bishop Atkinson is published
IN the Old North State. 1t is dated at Tun-
bridge Wells The Bishop reached London
On the 2Sth of June, and attended morning
service at ST. Adams. ~
Raleigh il to have broom mandatory in
lew days, and if proper encouragement be
extended. all the appliances required in such
an establishment viii soon be produced. 4 ~
We understand the brooms will be Of the
nrst quality, and can be offered as cheap as
'as like article can be bought at the North.
Progress.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-08-31
New Factories In Alabama.

The Selma, Alabama, Messenger says:
eve hear of factories springing up all over
the country. At Camden, Wilcox county, a
wealthy company have taken the initiatory
steps to erect large building, and fill it with
the most approved machinery. At CARROLL
ton, Miss, a factory is now in operation,
which in a short time will employ one hum
dred and eighty spindles. In Marengo coun-
ty they are making arrangements to manu-
facture on large scale. At Cuba station,
Sumter county, factory is shortly to be in
operation. These are few of the indications
that the South will soon become filled with
factories. The results Of the war in throwing
capital into an entirely new channel, the ia
cilities of easy INSTRUMENTATION, album
dance Of material to be used in manufactu-
ring, contiguity to the said material, equabili-
-ty of temperature, and thousand other facts,
point out this region as the future home of
the factory 90 l@ VI t-f '''a'i