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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-25

settling. All of them will be taxed
with the usual duties, and liable to
the usual Interruptions. How brief
the time and how much remains to
be done! Let the minister examine
his record, and see how much he has
received per member. Has he reach
ed Bishop Morris estimate? 1t may
be necessary to retrace the ground
Above all, let no teacher in Israel
narrow the benevolence of his people,
by giving them only local and selfish
views. Nothing will be gained in the
end, but much lost by such course.
Remember, only seventy days. And
before seventy days are completed we
want a time of rejoicing: Now let us
to our work, soon we shall come to
the shouting. The irst must be done,
or the latter is impossible.
AS one of the marked good eff
fects of our Sunday schools, we
notice that of seventy-three proba-
TONERS admitted to full membership
in Roberts Chapel, Methodist Episco-
pal Church, on last Sabbath, sixty
four were Sunday-school teachers
indianapolis Herald.
DEpUTATIoN FROM IRELAND.-Rev.
Robinson Scott, DID,, Rev. r. Wal
lace, and w. Macarthur, Esq, of Lon
don, have been appointed deputation
to the Methodist Episco pal Church in
the United States, and to the Wes-
leyan Methodist Church in Canada,
on the occasion of the celebration of
Methodism in America. ,
A private dispatch from San Fran
cisco announces the arrival, safe and
in good health, of Bishop Kingsley,
August 10Th, at that port.
There are, it is computed, about
100000 scholars in attendance upon
Sunday Schools in the United States
100000 of youth, of prime Sunday
School age, are yet outside.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-25
METHODIST.

The Western Chrtstian Advocate of
the 22d inst, says:
Only seventy days and the great
Centenary year of American Method
ism will be past. Some of these days
must be spent in attending Confer
ence; some of them in moving and
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-25

BY THE LATE MISS MARY FANNY GILL.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-07-28
wAsHIsGroK ITEMS.

The Three months' Extra Pay.
The following are thee amounts, free OF tax
which officers from the rank OF Colonel down
to I'd Lieutenant arc entitled under the OF o
Congress approved July 18th, 1866. appropri-
ating three months pay to those who served
till the close Of the war;
Colonel. $50; Lieutenant CeloDel, 1854; Ma
ior, S5s8, so; Captain 10 command. $5l3; Ad
jutsst and Rsgimental Quarter Master, S573
ist Lieutosant. $427; I'd Lieutenant, 3384 rs
Cavalry Colonels. $3.50; Lieutenant, Colonsls
S8l225; Majors. 1854; Captains 10 command
$3.50 so; Captains not 10 comm and Assistant
AdjutaDt Generals, Oommissaries OF Subsist
sncs. and Assistant Quartermasters, $59S.
Rigimental Quarter Master, $54l, 10
Lieutenants or Surgeons, $546.
Seven thousand claims under this scl
have already been received st the Pay
master Generals Office. II 10 anticipated
that . million OF dollars will be required tc
liqaidats ell thus incurred.
The President is said TO have determined
to rsmoye Isaac Newton, the present Com.
missioner OF Agrieultalture. snd John Def
rsys, the Superintendent OF the government
printing Office. NumeroDs applications for
both vacancies have already beea tscsiv
ed.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-07-28
POLITICAM.

A Philadelphia dispatch says that. If Gen
Dix will act as President Of the Philadelphia
Convention, he is to take Mr.. Stanton's place
10 the Cab met.
p 7 Barnum is troubled with Congress
sioual aspirations, aud that's the reason why
he gave that splendid entertainment at Charles
Island the other day, to Governor Hawley
Senator Ferry. and Others
Among the delegates from New York to
the Philadelphia Convention, are Fernando
Wood, james Brooks aud Washington Hunt.
Hon. David Turpie, of White county, In.
diana, who, hos been twice defeated by Colfax
for Congress, has again been nominated by the
Democracy.
IA effort is being made to effect the re.
moyal of United States District Attorney Han
% for his attempt to induce the johnson meet
log at indianapolis to repudiate the Philadel-
phis Convention, snd to obtain the appoint
usut OF Henry Crawford 10 his stead. United
statss Marshal Gooding, the Jobn-o1 man Fri
day .is managing the matter.
Not one paper in the state Of Maryland
which advocated the recollection Of Mr.. Lin
coin endorses President Johnson's policy or
course.
The Iowa Democrats have concluded not
10 rup separate ticket in the coming State
election. Gov. Stone holds bis Office until
1868, and the officers 10 be elected this fall are
Congressman and ths minor State officers.
The Eleventh Congressional District Of
Ohio, composed Of Gsllis, Lawrence Scio'o 0
Adams, Jackson end Vintou counties, will
hold its Union Convention at Portsmouth.
August 9th. Hon. Ii. s. Bundy has de-
clined re- lection. and il appears 10 be 9
foregone conclusion with the people tha,
Gen. Wm. II. Powell, Of Iron.on. will be
the nominee.
1t is rumored that the President will We
to on the ground Of uneoustitutiouality. oil
bills granting telegraph companies the
| right 10 build lines on mail routs.
In the Ninth Dsitrict, now presented BY
| General Buckland. the Democrats will holC
their Congressional District convention Of
| the I'd Of August, at Sandusky.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-07-28
For the Telegraph.
Jam estoyyn Branch Railroad.

The temporary suspension of work on the
jamestown Branch road having caused some
misapprehension concerning its ultimate COM
pletion, brief statement of the case may tend
to correct some honest error of opinion now
entertained by a portion OF our citizens. AL!
stockholders of the county, will recollect that
when it was voted to build the road resolu-
ton was also voted, that the surplus funds in
the treasury, which was to build it Chen l,000.-
000) should not be 80 absorbed in its construc-
ton as to prevent giving to the stockholders
their regular dividends. And they will also re-
member that three parties were jointly to
build the other end of the road, running east
wardly from the State line, to wit the G. & e.
road, the Buffalo g. State line road, and citizens
along the line in Pennsylvania, each party
bearing one-third Of the expense. Now, the
simple fact that the b. g. s. line road have fail
TO pay any portion Of their part. and that the
citizens OF Pennsylvania, (howeyer well inclin-
ed) have been unable to meet theirs In full-and
that the G. & e. road, instead Of bearing one
third of the expense, as per contract, have thus
far advanced full three -fourths Of all the funds
that have been expended. This sufficiently ex-
plains the necessity iOf tne present suspension.
To show that this suspension does not imply an
abandonment of the road, no elaborate pettifog-
ging article is here necessary. The officers OF
the road, had no authority for commencing the
work except what they received from the
stockholders, and so they can have no authori-
| ty for abandoning the work thus commenced
except they receive it from the same source, as
stockholders we would say, they are our SER
wants and not our masters as some appear to
mistakenly infer. And instead of our interests
being controlled By their nlll, it is their action
that must be controlled by our votes. Happily
thus far, our interest are identical, and our
views Of expediency not greatly at variance,
and the resumption Of the work under more
|; favorable auspices and replenished treasury,
may be confidently looked for at no distant day
; Meanwhile stockholders may rest content, yea,
Congratulate themselves that their interests are
confded to safe hands-men of clear and com
prehensiYe minds, and sound, discriminating
Judgment A. srocKAoLDEa.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-07-28
MARRIED

In Austinburg, oh the 22d day Of July, by
II. R. Arnold, Thomas j. Fay, Of Austinburg,
to Miss Sarah &. Atwater, of Saybrook.
In jefferson, on the 10th day Of Suly, BY Rev.
Il. G. Farley, Chester Stanford, to Mrs. Harriet
b. Baker, both of Jefferson.
In Lcnox, on the 18th of July, by Rev. A. ID.
Olds, David r. Darrow, Of Mahoning, to Miss
Laura II. Beede, of Lenox. iss 10
In Cleveland, on the Goth inst, by Rev. J. Il.
Rylanee, Horace Parker, to Miss Maria J.
Drury, eldest daughter Of Richard Drury, both
of Cleveland.
In Harpersheld, on the 4th Of July, by Rev.
A. O. Tbbitts, Herman b. Ward OF Geneva, y,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-07-28
NE WIS rrEMs.


Congress sdjourned to-day (July
ash
AT one o'clock, on Thursday the Sen.
ate adjourned.
A sun-struck lsborsr 10 Hartford revived
Just as be was sbont 10 be buried
"A, a public dinner given OF Harrisburg,
Vermont on July Sd. the following toast was
offered:
President Johpson--A passenger on board
Sac natisnsl train, but now lef behiud BY Cor:
gress; when be comes up We will seren ade hin.
Accounts from oil parts ofsouth Caroli.
ne represent the prospect ior ereps as rather
gloomy.
Seventeen thousand Eve hundred emil
grants arrived 10 New.York since the fret Of
the month.
--s25o,ooo 10 gold dust arrived at st. Louis
frem 81. Jeeeph on the 10th, in the hands OF
passengers from Montana.
The military districts OF illinois and Wis
cousin, in the Department OF the Ohio, are to
be discontinued after the 3lst Of July.
One Of the performing elephants attached
TO Bailey & Cos mensgerie, died at Belfast
Name, last Thursday. His valus:was 200
AT the battle Of Sssovs there we're about
a quarter Of million men engaged on each
side. Fifteen hundred cannon were in action
ct once.
The mail bag from New York due at Mon
treal last Saturday was stolen. As 1t con.
tanned no registered letters 1t is supposed there
was no great amount OF money in Il.
Nearly one thousand gentlemen in Bal.
timore have organized rife shooting com.
psny, and purchased grounds and build
ings ct cost Of over 100000 ST.
"A movement Is on foot to admit Ne
br aska into the Union before Congress sd
jou:ns The Two Senators elect are now
on their way to Washington.
The number Of Union prisoners who
died in the South duribg the war was 49,
SIC, and the number of rebel prisoners who
died in the North was 22,436.
"A Part OF the editorial staff and one OF the
financial people of the Chicago Tribune, arc
reported to have purchased the Republican
newspaper OF that place, and are to enter into
the joys Of possession on the first of September.
The Fourth was celebrated by Americans
10 the City Of Mexico. The United States
Consul read the Declaration OF Independence
and speeches were made by Ex-Governor Rey-
nolds Of Missouri, and General Magruder, of
Of the OK rebel army, the latter responding to
the toast ofTbe Army and Navy OF the Uni
ted States The sentiment in honor of the
memory OF President Lincoln was received with
marked respect by all parties.
We have advices concerning the European
war up to the 18th inst. II is quite important
Italy has invaded Venetis, and the Austrains
are still retreatiug. Prussia hes refused al ar
mistice, and the Prussian head quarters have
been advanced TO Pardubitz. France has of
fered basis Of peace to the contest ants which
materially changes the map of Garmanio Eu-
rope. The London Gl one declares the CONT,
nsnt on the brink Of general European war.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-07-28
DRY GOODS.

The market has become more active since
the heat has moderated. There are symptoms
Of an increase demand for goods at the South.
The assortment Of fall styles is large. There
is nc desire to press sales, and prices are firm
The receipts Of foreign goods arc again large
All desirable goods are very strong in prices
especially fiue mernos. .siks, delaines and plaid
Heavy wooleus are in demand at higher prices
A fair inquiry prevails for british and CONT
mental dress goods, aud sales are becoming &C
tive
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-07-28
DESIGN.
LOCATION.

This College located In the beautiful village OF Kings
the best Academic Institution in the country is attesed
its years prosperity and patronage Its attractions In
this regard make at once the most desirable location
those who wish to pursue both the Commercial
Of instruction and thus while student storing
the mind with Scientific, Literary Classical knowledge
he at the same time practical and theoretical
knowledge of Bookkeeping and Business.
Each department Is under the general supervisor of the
Principal whose long experience teacher in the Detroit
Commercial College and practical accountant makes him
emnenty qualified to make this institution take rank with
our FIRST class Commercial Schools.
The system of Penmanshp taught here s made speciality
cipal attractive features being egby beauty ease
Of execution AT several State Fairs the Principal has been
awarded the First Premiums many worthy competitors
for best specimens OF Business and Penmanshp
Training in Commercial Arithmetic and business calcua-
ton Ia also speciality in this Institution Every student
should be able to make egbe record OF his daily business
work and give accurate solution OF Gil problems connected
herewith The improved methods Of euci lation make
these branches of college exercises interesting well
sructive indeed they really the grand starting points
Of the student to other departments Of the erner duties Of
practical every day life.
Deficiency in these particulars Is acknowledged fact
with many of young just starting in business to
which tracabe also many Of the failures OF business men,
Well founded in those passport to Herson
is reared many modest as well as gigantic fortunes
Young man, take courage when for a nominal sum you
yourself for the worlds activities and engage nte-
genty in enterprises that lead straight to fortune
honor An early outfit is essential to make your onward
and upward and certain nothing will
give you much self reliance good Commercial Educa
ton and this we believe the
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-07-28

APrRoPRIATIoN.-Through tho kindness of
Mr.. Garfield we learn that the General Harbor
Bill has passed the Senate and was confirmed
by the President on the 23d OF June; thus end
for the fate Of the bill. The appropriation
made for this harbor is 24.709.s while that Of
Conuesut is 520,5l3 "a, and that of Grand
River $24,72.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-07-28

FoR TIE BoYs AND GIRLs.-Who can spell
the name OF the notorious Roman Con spirator
against whom Cicero thundered his eloquencef
Try it-and ifany speller gets it right without
guessing or looking.let us know by the Tels-
graph. 1t might be spelled Kattelign, but it
is not. have pst it out to forty persons and
more, and never had it spelled right at fint
but by two.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-07-28
FOltEIcN NE MS.

A sangniuary conflict took place on the
l4lh between the Prusslaus and Federals
pear Schefenberg, in which the former we're
entirely successful.
The Prussians were marching on Frank.
fort, which town has been evacuated by
the Federal troops, and the Diet has been
removed to Augustenberg, where the for
eign representatives were expected to Assem-.
BILE. Tne headquarters Of the Prussisn
amy. under the King, have been advanced
to Brunn.
Iglau was reported to be in possession Of
the Prussians.
The Spanish government had prohibited
the sale Of newspapers in the public streets
Russia.
In diplomatic circles at Petersburg IL
was declared that Russia has no present
intention Of abandoning It's neutrality, and
only 10 case Of active intervention on the
part of any foreign power in the German
conflict would she make known her deelar.
atons and take an attitude corresponding
with her interests.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-07-28
UNION CONVENTIONS.

Tho Union voters of Ashabula county requested to
meet In tn cir several Townships at the usual places OF hold
ing elections the n day OF August 1St6 at O'Clock
F. TO elect los delegates the County Convention 90
be held Jefferson the 18th day of August $780, TO
mate candidates for the following Offices, to wt Probate
Judge Clerk of the Court of Pleas, Auditor
Commissioner and Director Of County nmary Also,
S3 delegates to the Judicial District Convention to be held
Mt Madison, Lake county, Ohio the 4h day Of August
1855 to nominate candidate for Judge othe Court OF Com
Pleas for the district composed OF the counties Of Ash
tabu Lake and Geaugs Also 33 delegates TO the Congress
sioua Convention Of the 10Th District TO be held at
TumbulI county, Ohio the 18th day OF August 1896
The superintendent Of Delegates TO the County Convention
Ia
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-07-28
KINGsvILLE COLLEGE

can supply as fully and completely similar Institution
In the country. Frbscause Its OF instruction is
business experience SecondI location Is In of the
quiet and orderly towns the Reserve where the
people intelligent and educated interest themselves In the
students behalf and throw around him influences at
heahful and homelike. II "a Of The
Board there about half that charged in larger Cities
The college rooms are ample fronting the Village Park and
department managed BY the best TALENT all of which cts
point TO Kings as the point to get commercial eduoa
ton.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-07-28

--Asconnts from Northssu Mexico State that
an American family living near the Bic ersods,
being spspsetsd Of hsldiOg secret commauica-
tion With the Frsssh. we're ordered TO leave the
eouatry. Not complying. their house was
burned, and sbc inmates. not being allowed to
escape, wers al burued TO . crisp, The family
con sistod or man, his vic aud two daughters
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-07-28
DIED
Notices Of Deaths, free, Obituaries, half rates

In Darlington, on the 18th Of July, Of infama-
tory rheumatism, after an Illness of two weeks.
Mrs. Martha, wife Of Charles James, end sister
Of the editor Of this paper, aged As years. Her
end was peaceful. Norwalk Gazette please
copy.
In Jefferson, July llth, of in hamation OF the
brain, Josepe Wilson. infant son Of w. L. and
Rhoda Young, aged four months.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-07-28

The cholers although fatal 10 some case in
the nsighborhood OF New York, has not as
sumod sn epidemic character.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-07-28

FoR THE PHILosoPHERs.-Where comes the
water from. that covers 10 drops the outside Of
a pitcher Gllsd with cold water 10 q warm dsyi
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-07-28

The latest report from the Great East
era are qnits favorable. Steasy progress
was being made, and on the afternoon of
the 18th she had payed out 2s3 miles Of
the cable
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-07-28
We ore pleased to announce the name of B

We are pleased to announce the name of B.
T. Gushing of this place as candidate for the
Office Of Probate Judge.
We are not among those who support an in
dividual for Office simply because he has been
soldier yet we belisye that when competent
and worthy disabled soldiers shall have the
preference. All who are acquainted with Mr..
Gushing know him to be young lawyer Of
eminent ability and unquestionable Integrity
And though we urge his nomination on the
ground of merit and intrinsic worth believing
NAT be would make faithful and efficient off
Ger, we would not dis egard the fact that at bis
country's call he shouldered the musket, and
served faithfully until the battle of Chcka-
mauga where he received wouod which has
made him cripple for life. Reporter.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-07-28

What is the matter with the apple treesf--
What is killing the ends Of the limbsi Tell us
va wise orchardists
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-07-28

Hon. Freeman CLARK has resi- gnsd the comp
trollsrship Of the currency.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-07-28

The appoonment for the Congresona al and District Con-
ventions will be alike being Tor each tonshp and
additional for the Townships Of Ashtabus Conneau Gene
va, Monroe and Jefferson. W. c. HowKLLs,
A. b. WATKINS
LYMAN CARTER,
4AH ID. S. WAnE,
SO e.'-r JAMES REED, . s
Union Central Committee.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-07-28

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