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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-07-07
LOCAL NOTICES.

PIANO AND MELoDEoN INSTRUCTION BOOKS
Musical Curriculum Richardsons New Method Bertinls
New Method Johnsons thorough Bass, &c. atGEO HALLS
Depot, Park street. AshtabuIa.
Having recently made Hundred Purchase" Of these
popular works. the publishers prepared TO fur
s5e GEO. HALL
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Dagueretypes, Ambrotypes, and an ktndsof Bun Pic
trcs, copied aha enlarged to any size and painted In
Oil, Water Colors, India Ink etA. ALBERT'S Gallery
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Who wouid not be beautiful. Who would not add 20
their beauty What gives that marble punty and
dngue appearance observe upon the stage, and in
the city belle 1t lie no longer secret They HR-
gan's Aagnolis Balm. Its continued removes tan,
freckes pimples and roughness from the face and handle
and leaves the complexion smooth transparent blooming
and ravshing. Unlike many cosmetics II contains
material injurious to the skin Amy druggist will order
1t for you If not hand, at go cents per bottle.
w.E. HAGAN, Troy. N. Y. Chemist
DENAS BARNES l. CO., Wholesale Agents, N. Y
Eg Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists
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The Mason g. Hamiin Cabinet Organs,
orty different Styles adapted TO sacred and secular music
for $50 to 5000 each. FIFTYONE GOLD or SILVER
MEDALS other arst premiums awarded them. lustra
ted Ostalesues free Address, MASON HAMLIN. .BosroN
MASON BROTHERS NRw YoRK slsy.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous De.
bility Premature Decay, and all the effects of youthful
ipdiscetion will, for the sake of suffering humanity
send free to all who need the recipe and directions for
making the simple remedy by which he cured Suf-
frers wishing to profit by the advertisers experience
do 80 by addressing . ... .a ..,,-. ....
-, 81. .-.. JOHN B. OGDEN,
S35y1 No. I3 Chambers St, New York .
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BODY FoUND.-The body of an unknown
sailor was found floating in the lake off Ashta-
bula on Sunday oath ult., marked as follows
Letters c. r. Heart, under letters G. r. vine
running each way from Heart; over letters CIR
was Shield with foul anchors on left arm
monument and.and weaping willow; hair black
and very heavy; had on part of black and
white check wool,n shirt, no other clothing;
height, about five feet eight or nine inches. and
stout built; had the appearance of being Ger
man or Norwegn Body taken ashore and
buried. Another body found near west line OF
Saybro6k, Without mark and buried. ar
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TnE Horse Fam At ORWELL, was largely aud
enthusiastically attended. The crowd would
not probably fall short of some 5000 or $500
people, and the display and character of the
equlnes, we, are assqreh were highly pleasing. /
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Employment Tor Both Sexes.-Disabled
and returned soldiers widows and orphans Of sainsod
ers, and the uneInpioy cd of both generally, in
want Of respectable and profitable employment incur.
ring no risk, procure such by enclosing postpaid
addressed envelope, for particulars, to 10 ItEtg}
DR.. JOHN NJ. DAGNALL, Box l6s. Brooklyn, N. Y.
840-Iy-sSc-1c-S19
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Hefmbold's FYmd Extract Buchu

In affections peeuiar 70 FEMALES b unequaled By spy pther
prcpaon In choross Retention Irregnla les pain
funess suppression Of customary evacuaons liberated ok
scrus state Of the uterus Leucoh@a aud all complaints
incident to the whether arising habits dsspatiou
lmprudences, or in tho decline or change oflife.
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Overs Million Dollars Saved

Over "a Million Dollars Saved
"Gentlemen IL had negro man worth 81 200 who
took cold from bad hurt in the Leg and useless for
year. had used everything could hear OF with
out benefit until tried the Mexican Mustang Lininent
II soon eGecteda permanent cure"
Montgomery, Ala, June II, 1852 J.L. DOWNING.
al take pleasure In recommending the Mexican Mus
tang Lininen as a valuable and indispensable article
for Sprans, Sores, Scratches Calls on Horses Our
lave used 1t for Burns Bruises SUres Rheumatism,
&c, and all say II acts like magic" J. w. HEWITT,
Foreman for American, Wells, Fargos and Hardens
Express
"The sprain Of my daughters ankle, occasioned while
skating last winter entirely cured in week, after
she commenced using your celebrated Mustang Lnment
Gloucester, Mass. Aug. l, 1865. ED. SEBLY.
1t is admitted fact that the Mexican Masang Iini.
ment performs in shorter time, OH man and
beast, than any article discovered Families liv-
ery-nen and part should always have it OH hand.
Quick and sure it certainly is. All genuine is wrapped
in steelrate engravings bearing the signature of g. W.
Wcstbrook Chemist and the privats Q s. stamp Of d.
AAs BARNES Co., over the top.
An effort has been made to counterfeit 1t with cheap
stone plate label Look closely! rs 7r = 81 "a.
s-Y' Saratoga Spring Fatsr, sold by oil Druggists.
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MARRIED

In Ashtahula, on the 4th OF July, by It. H.
Sherman ESQ, Joseph H. Card, Ito Miss Mary
A. Goodwell, both Of New Lyme.
At Willow Manse, Tuesday evening, June
p6th, by Rev. N. p. Bailey, Lewis c. Gill, of
Ashtabula, to Miss Emma ]. Chaplin, of Paines-
vile. bia
In Madison, June goth, by Rev. Chas W.
Torrey, John Chapman, of Austinburg, to Miss
Amelia ID. Kelley 1850 .4'.als s.l1a
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Femstreets nimitabie Hair Coloring ia not dye All
instantaneous dyes composed Of HHsr esustie and
or less destroy the vitality and beauty OF the har
This is the original Hair Coorng and has been growing
in favor over twenty years. It restores gray hair to Its
original color by gradual absorption, in ost senArka'
BILE manner. II Is also beautiful haii dressing Sold
In two sises-6s eests and $l-by all dealers.
G. HEIMsTREET. Chemist.
II S~SpSs Sviss WstS. sold By AL Druggists.
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A Single Box of BRANDRETH's
PILLS contins more vegetable e1traetiye matter than
twenty boxesof any pills IN the world Besides fy nve
hundred physicians them in their practice TO tho
exclusion Of other purgatives. The FIRST letter OF their
value Is yet scarcely appreciated When they better
known, sudden death and continued sickness win be Of
the pass Let those who know them speak right out iD
teS favor. II Is duty which will save life, q, a.
Our race are subject to redunspcy Of vtiated bile
bat Brandrsths Pills afford an isvsuAbls ahd efficient
protesen. By thstf cec,siona use prevent the ool
ieotoa of those Impurities which, whom In s.acisnt
ossntss easse 10 much danger 70 the bodys hcalth.
rhsy soon srs Liver Complaint Dyspepsis Loas Of APP
pste. Pals In The Head Hsarsbum, Psn .. the Brsss
bone, buddsa TaiAtnsss and Cosveocs Bold BY aiire
speetable Deslers b Nedioinea.sl i 4 lns14
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Physicians, Please Notice.

We make secret of the Ingredients Helmbolfs Fluid
Extract Buchu Is composed of Buchu Cubebs Juniper
Berries selected with great care, prepared yseuabf
H. T. Hembold, Druggist and Chemist Of sixteen years
scbed by the most eminent physcans has been admitted to
use In the United States Army, and Is also in very general
use in State Hosdtals and public Sanitary fnsttutgns
throughout the land.
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Butter AND SALT.-We hope no chivaric
and independent butter maker will ever be 10
timidated by the Sentinels admonition from
sailing her butter, and that, too, right well.
The inuendos about cheap salt and honesty,
we trust will never prevent free use of the
saline article, in accordance with the taste of
every guilty ated and we'll regulated palate -
Instead of our coiemporary inveighng against
salt, be should be admonished by his own fresh,
ness and primitiveness to whip up and endeav-
or to suit his tastes to the world in which he
lives. Put ia the saltI ''.5
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,i,es- Old pictures copied, enlarged and paint,
ed at A. ALBERrs. nd 9glI e62
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MARBIAGE AND CELIBACY, an Essay
OF Warning and Instruction Dor YoHbs Men Also Dis
and abuses which presrae the vital powers with
sure means Of relief Sent free of charge in sealed letter
enyelopesL Address, Dr. J. sR1LI,tN iIf0UGH GHrOS,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. yS52
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4'aNs wl3 u o-tNI 70 ssiag
t1ELMBOLD'S
Aft q, .ttE faf fsHfsis
Fluid Extract BucAw

For Weakness arising from Excesses or Indisersticp yhs
constitution affected with Organic Weakness eQufrct
the AID OF medicine 10 strengthen and nveere the system
WHICH Helmbolfs Extract Buchu invariably does n
treatment be submitted To- consumption insanity enpes
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The usual anniversary exercises Of Mount
Holyoke Female Seminary, will close with
Thursday the 10Th inst. The Grad uating class
is quite large, numbering sixty students, and
the average of mind mental and literary
attainment, are said to be rather in advance of
the common standard Having special in
terest in this class, we hope to make the cas-
tern trip for our new dress, subservient to the
pleasure of being spectator Of these closing
exercises. This enjoyment of one of Holyoke s
commandments, has long been coveted
one, her name and fame as the model and
mother of Female Seminaries having raised in US
some OF the respect and veneration which have
turned the eyes of the world upon her.
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SPECIAL NOTICES. (,

rChslere, Dinrrh@a, and Dysentery L.
ouRR n'wARRASrBD by DIR. TOBIAS oRLEBRArBp
VENETIAN LINlNENT, IL used when Grst taken BY
persons OF temperate habits. This medicine has been
known in the United staaes 20 yeors Thousands
naFe used H. and found Il never failed ID saesng cons
plant Tor whchf recommended and all those who
nrtt tried It, now without H. In the Cholera
OF 1873 Dr. Tobias attended 10 and lost T. beins
called In TOO late to do any good. ,.,g ~ ,'.slI fa
sDiREoTioNs -Taie teaspoonful In a vine-elhss Of
water every half hour for two hours and rub the aldo
men aud extremliies we'll with the l.nment. TO allay
the thirst, take lamp Of ice in the mouth about the
size Of marble every ten minutes II is warranted per
fecy innocent 20 take internally. sodby all druggistH
price 20 and so cents Depot, 60 Courtlandt ST. New
VYoA. m n' ''i4 q lnIS54
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For Non-retenton, Incontinsncs Of Urine Tuffstor
ELIMINATION liberation Of the Bladder Kaneyr IIssaso
of the PROSTATE Gland stone IN The Bladder salui dtf
ell OF Brckdus deposte aud all diseases Of the Bladder KID
neys, and dropscai swcingh - =
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Z. lwHISKERS WHIsH ERy t-Drs L. o.
x0NTES' CoREoLIA the gfeatest 'stimulator III tue
world, will force Whiskers Musaches to grow the
smoothest face or ohin never known to fail; sample for
Address, REEVES Co.. 7s Nassau ST. N. Y. sel-3rnA
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HelmbolFs Find Extract Buck.
IMPROVED ROSE WASH,

Wiradcally exteminste from the system diseases Of th
Urinary Organs arising hop habits Of dissipation at little
" supersedng those unpleasant and dangerous RENE die
Copaiya and Mercury, 10 curing all these unpleasant
dangerous diseases. i'm .Frfii frNiS 'H.ff "
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.... ~, 10 10 USE HELhBoLD's l1s p. .s,-
FLUID EXTRACT BUCfIU

In oil cases Of the Urinary Organs whether existing In
female, from whatever originating, aud mattere
hoE long standing II 10 pleasant In tasb and odor iums
preparations of Bark or Ira1. i"F 'r'Nif'" fs'fEi
Those spsriog ftom brskepdowp OIL delissss eenstu
tionf, procure the remedy at once. -, ,s h. -. - 4
The reader be aware that however slight may DO
attack Of the above diseases Is certain his bodily
health, mental powers and happiness and that of hs pos
sery Our flesh and blood Are supported from these sources
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WEEKLY TELEGRAPH

ssaYsar lnysslrsIy n Asysn',.
10 CAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
, 1866-09-13
FIRE AT HARLEM.
A Hugo Wood Pile in Flamcs-Loxs
Nearly $4,000.

The town Of Harlem WIS visited yesterday ~
destructive 0rc, which commenced at ten o'clock
IN the forenoon, md WAS not quite exungntshed
at late hour last night. An immense pile OF
sawed wood, The property Of the Chicago i North
western Railway Company. eae been DESTROYED,
together With a wp0dshcd and the water house At
.he north side OF the tsack-
The fire was caused BY soma sparks from tho
engine "A1 ollo," attached te ths rseepo1 s: nas:
ut nine O'Clock IN the morning, passing Hatlcm
at $50 a. m. The spstks fell upon the wo0dshed,
which stood between the ,natn track AID az the
switch. srd In the course tt ten minutes atcs The
train had passed, the roof WAS seen t. 0e in
flames. Then the whole structure Saved IN. and
H. m to S 1as "a lad
from the Inhabitants. and from fhe Workmcn en-
ploy.d on thc road. But owing 10 the lack OF en-.
tae axa and he u the en had to re.
main quite passive and watch the progress
Of the eoufas1 alton. The largo pile between The
orcd in sames. 4 strong breeze was blowing,
mud very soon the pile on the sonth side os u she
switch 1saek was blazing. The lstteE stretches ;
which the fire would hasc extended acsoss asstn
to Inc station house and tlns rasagca the entlre
flames taking this di1rcton.set vigorously to work
! and by pulling ont quantity OF ttmher from 1he
a,'dds Of tic pile prevented it from spreading &c
city, and numher Of workmcn went ont % assss
1t tic ecene Il had made such headway that nosl,
ing was to be done but look on. Ga @ s!tne
siGc Of The trick we're two blazing ridges wbsel
curtain Of fame III along tho peak; The heat wa
50 Intense that i vas !mpossibic ;. !
piacc. 1t two O'Clock in the afternoon tb
steamer y. D. Rice" was conse5ed to Aasles
py the trnin and the hose pipes were oon h!oust
iGto operation with telling eject. 4 portion I
thai ai,eudy in flames was cooled down, aad a
fears Of the eolhaEratiou spreading TO The COZ
| ehetl were at an end.
Tho railroad tack between the two hurutn
mountains Of oak and !nar1c wood. vas cor
p'e.s1y destroyed, The iron being twlsfed a ~
tsalns coming nom Tho Wcst had V pass round I
! the Hsaxe Pa1k switch to reach The city.
: The value OF lEe wood destroyed was estimate
al Sl4 900. Theth Was in NIL 9S.Do cords Of sswt
maple and OK. whleh costs the raiway soamgan,
cords wcrc burned 10 ashes. Tho roof and tntcTi
| Of tho Haie1-houae wc1o destroyed, involving
, 1866-09-13
Markets by Telegraph.
n1lDSICET MARKET REPORT.

,sncr,,1 ncsnsch 10 The Western A.soelatrd pre*.l
Exw YoRk, september H.
xoxKt,
T1c.c ;s moderate demand for money On CALL bat
t. is fu,lv mrt At az rcr cent mostly at pcr cent.
ttc f. m increasing su,ry Of merchants paper or
fcr;nE but Il Is still atscolnlc1 ut ts6x per cent,
GOLD.
TIA ,,,a ,sc, -n,tici IN 11s,. at IN, c,oso !, sr
,.,i,,. vim ~. I'D In =, ct,nrr 7
'NA' va" yrct.xor
rc,trc demand Gar ..ch,o-c .,.t,r .n.
-. .,..ro. or1f, ~. sert m -,t. ,.1,ra h. .;.ors
Hss1 ~'
selhne up 10 lo''t'
.- HnF1ttsSES1es
The Government Securities wcfc du ana lowes.
tlosanE pnees. ~ coupons 1a' ~ w.f3"1S' i@'o
eouleAs' 'eaSS* 'sus Nv, ~ As1'' -~-3
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te1oll''s eo1 "''N' '4 sne '>'''e w >A' ~
t12''e'"' ..-,.,.
AS'!"p 80 go - Aets - s ,,,
Tie i1teft nas'ees from frahS1oss s''e 'na. ausest
mc1's 1T american eonGs eonunue ~ ot n'14e pa ;
lafkc seI'c. aaese nas Aht~ se os.h ~ t s
n'aho 1et austrian sscnl,.est pass tsoh NC sum" ~
lUs sts'n to prices "t Scnna ~ tAc increase u IN
.soseiI13ea' pa4ss 'esa' -, t - ' 49, w % i,,.
einS.t sAe a.e W. :. t.,aa'"H. ~ ,s ~
'arEt ics atc lo' s1e ee'@e'14e 'A 'Ae wa
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49,, ;. S,...s ,--o
rrasn.. e,e"s.<N..,,.as N,
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i."As s Aoun'an' W. |0s' ~'N''A'">-0 "'>"o'' ~
4H'' ...1z.
,o,,.~z n-,.osNrn-rsot y,o-.. se,sye
s"ootss pEees-MasAe' aote aeass
.n'sIsets hltaI i.aue uas ep"s."us ~ ',e' -. -.
=. .ne.e - u'eses.sts- Ss4'els@ "'t-e Nt ~ 49,
lo1 higher price: 1hs demand Is good "aa eu'fent
E7ovn and neashe1 shce.inet and sh'Ftsn.s-Are
active ana prices ass Assn' VIE fa'es m ap"as seaa
, 1866-09-13
Law INTELLIGENCE.

c1ncu1r CouxT or Cook CouN7r-Boors Hos.
E. 8. If1Ht1ns, Judge.-This court was not in sea-
a!un.
Tie following suits vero commenced:
John C. uaiucs VI. William James White aud
rolersus D. Hamilton. Confession Of Judgment
xsNs,.
The People Of Tho state N. The North =eY feet
ofWest u feet OF Lot4. Block !, Fractional Sec
ton ~ Addition: Appeal By 5aues y: Bowen
on De propcaty named deic5dsnt.
ss. ss'1.'sa ssn Gs'as u,l:oa, fs c9eAoS89sr; 9ei
Assoesofe .1a1acts.-Ine brunch Of the court prt.
:. .Bgsrs Han: JSt<ni e eory@Seorge H. Iaf
siE bei.slt and payment for sssoS0: -.
rialniiG on lie eali 81 ths ease. elects % tske
nontni:. Judgment foz plaintia md rotafn
property 9.deIed Ihs n1nsu!t ,aken t. thia
neeses were disqualified to testify by ruason Of
thelr interest In the event Of The suit inteeest
nen which tho party plaintiff VIA unwilling TO
TboEas E1ar.dse "; Vim. +; Adams: Assump;-
ltaac keConnell "a. James Mcconnell. As
Fatz seh.eder y. charics u. Koue:cE. Case
Mathew James vs. John snyder: A.snm2 2.l!,
tbe suit waa dismissed at Defendants cost.
joseph i. fhs1p: M W. ~ william Il. hsiss. At
'sesfa sessps d @ sn q B. bGfxa asr s aass.v
masam naant u ;,,S naFse. Aaehmea. Confession oi
so,eph b Ge'1ns aIn r Jane: Gspp; Attssh,
PEI vs.. Elizabeth Cowpsr ct q: Petition for par-
1rN 4 nj th1 Y1t
William Matthew IS. Albert Il. Convls. In
junction. Case rcinstated and Injunction re-
Joho g. Vosbape w. .e GPess Eastern Railroad
Company. Assumpeft. Action brought TO re-
cover SD COO alleged to be due for 1a',or per.
formed y st99g .d constructing the track Of
Elijah Dnpree W. Chcaley D. Rashmore. Bill
dismissed, Summons only having issued.
nelly and 6 Thoa,as J. Kinsela. Blu. tA Deauls oi
George 7; Weed rs. 5ol.n 4. Eel,h; gtll. Scr;
rciereaco e Scott, master; e report.
cree ef divorce ssndefed On ! Masters lspott q
Alice sackley rs. Robert sack1cy. .Dctendan
ruled to show cansc by Thursday morning why ht
should not be committed for contempt Of conr
for no, complying with the order OF court for The
payment Of temporary a1!mony.
Chntlea II. Tny yior Va. William Wentworth. Aa1.
D: Wentworth and 1saac. .Myer. Leave TO nnen;
Maicns Ka1asied -. Jaba, Wheeler ard Eliza
beth, his wife. Leave given 10 amend answer.
REcoFDt1t'a CornT OF CuzcAao-Brjore Hon
E Tn HY,en. Reeotutr;-!lea:y Mcpn:seu
Henry 2immet, indicted for larceny, pleaded no
Barnard English, indeed foran assault with In
tent 10 rob. submitted Lfs casc tor Jury. The atlc
cat:on was that an assault vas made on DR.. lIot
sf n'oyea, ano 1caTa ae ssS - IL
, 1866-09-13
ANOTHER PHASE O1s StEIvp1KNE.
Three Iuus,G aztn i.t'se thrir Money
4Il1 their Time.

A c.se w:s hcfore the Police Cou.1 ycs.er1ay al.
tcrpcon Which thon!d teach 4 Lesson to yOncc
men that the; cannot be too ca1efal in theie hnsi-
ness dealings with .lra:sc:s Richard ". Mark
tam came TO 1hIs city shot tins ago, 1es!ting
to get into business Of so1ac kind, and become 8
Permanent Ec.idenL 1T oE2 CT the daily papers
he read M advertisement Of party who wanted .
partner with 500 c4pitas, 10 engage in pairing
bueires.. liz a.sswc:cd i1e advertisement In per
son II W. ~ Dcar'o:n ssFse., where ls found
Of books slal indicated extensive and rrudt1ble
t,ankattions in fn,i1s asd sti!ins zeal S.sa:s.
At re Office aud agp.7cntly RI IN fesa's T =;
loet. This wss tlr Inst day of August. short
tifar Afterwards he called again and WIS 90 iasor'
ably Impressed with thr annssransc n Of ta:de M
Ills bil1 Of Ea!c for that amount ii Tie nSinsss.
Last Monday laaT';in@ he vent to iAc olA:e: oa,
had gone o. f.erc excursion. aa,Q alcFHhfIs
thst he ht'se, cd he 'aa gone away to get married.
and still lsteE As s1rsssed an opinion s.sai Ford
Tic noire a1t,iosi,irs Ma:i4aa, caused Inc arres.
OF Levi. 1.e1nbu'e ard Thomas hc'lo=l,. and ihcs
wesc lcfo!n Justice Miilisen yc*tc!IaJ after.
:aiec pgr;cIess, A;cT hearing. Mr. Markham
testimony, ii which, besides Inc facts alsead.
EyeT y pgns IT.; - the Fofd eal'as,9t n ,1
Ewi.lliuI operation, the dc!cniants were a1lo.Gt
10 nuke tl< i statements. In doing 20 they Rsad
f'ya ;at ,ey yse to shs c
about lhrec nonlhs since and answered In ad:c'
1itcplcr,t for clerk who could luan his em21uyc
SaeN or sac This brought lin to No. III Dea,
barn ttrsct where lie made an arrangc1sntl Wit
Mr. Ford regarding. the tnlaty he should tccciv
ind loaned lin @lGu. lie Subsequently becau
Enspir,on, thai sserytbsng was nSa fssht, doan
order 10 tsce h.1usGH rom business relations Iii
Ford, was forced to tnks his roic 70: u
amount Of the loan md The balance of unpa'
1rocrs. Eclluch met Sir. Markham. bNt they Ii:
moi ] spoken oi 81. Ford " yesterday, when
hibstipe ereh festetins evidences Of suceesa'
III. Rcinburg' Z e'a.cment Of hs relations Z 70
Ford showed that be also 5aa nfen nf eE ~, a
othcir. tHe alleged that he had not been ~
dons Of Ford nntil the idea was snggss;esa .ss :
Kellogh. Re3nbuIE and KelloSh were oosn
charged. ''-~'
, 1866-09-13

aitehlatnine ~ intsn.lon 70 show tlsres7ees 70
The Bshor Of sae Diocese, other personally or Of.
feiailr; md hsxtng formally asked 70 be restored
to lheiT io,mss Dloeeaan relations; therefore
0a1esbuzp he and hereby u restored 70 it, formef
condition IN union with this Convention. and to
all Its rights and privileges a such.
SIDNEY ConuErr,
7. n. Monn1soA,
/. b. Q111,
........ E. Il. SHELDON.
Tho orequcst Of tho oa1esburg paraal waa grant
cd, and
The Convention adjourned t1ll hslfpast ulne
cnnDRKN's N1es1oHAHx uK1ruo
kcveeel members ot the Conyeulicn met At ST..
James Church, corner Of Cass and Huron nt1eets.
In The evening, md alscnssed the Eest method OF
making Sabbath Schools Interesting To children
and parents. Several ntnistcra expressed thor
sicws on ne enbteet and agreed that othes de-
snndsy schoo!s than tbs Protestant Eplscopal.
Mr. George T. Lee said thai parents often throw
tho responsibility on lhe church, aud tha church
n tutn docs not lake tho Interest she should In
the spiritual welfare OF children. Other gentle
men participated IN the tlt.cnssion all e-ing
thst more attention slould be paid to thls branch
OF ChTi4lfau labor,
, 1866-09-13

RKcunoN OF ruK SOUTHERN LoIA11srs.-A
meeting Of the Committee On The Reception Of
The Southern loJaliets will bc held In the Cir
cult Court room this evening, Lei every MEM
bcr OF The committee be on hand promptly at
eight o'clock, and prepare 10 giro our disttn-
guishcd Southern siaitors the wszm reception
ahict thels sseadfsat loyalty descryes.