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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-12-05

-WEHAVE received within the pass 1cN oays
400 worth of new goods which gives the h1Jer si
o:s onnortunty for satisfactory selection ~ ,-z,
piS 'pp'''" BRUCE, AMIDON s WAITE
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r0 THOSE who appreciate ths bcst Cnssimeres,
We tronld say that have the finest line OF Harris Cas-
s,srcs TO be found in Northern Ohio. We have also
Choice STYLES of the Lppitt Manufacturing Co. and
Gobe Mills 80 ." BRUCE, AMIDON& WAITE.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

~ The undersigned has been duly appoint
Admnstfator Of the estate OF RsULA MARRIY late of
Ashfabalh, Ashta bdla County Ohio, deceased.
z=Ashtabulas O.Nov s0 sss:sx:
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-12-05

EVERYTHING. in the Clothing and Gents Fur
niFh'hg 'o0DS' sO'U y BRUCE, AMIDoN 6 WAITE.
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Clothing for the Masses.

THE LARGEST aid best selected stock ofeIothi
irg Hoase or RRUCE AM1DoN & WAITE
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HBAErB OF NAPoLEoN.-The London
Times ihd Paris correspondents of other
London PAPERS have lately given curren-
cy TO rnrnors that the health of the Elm
peror Napoleon is falling, and public con
fidehce has IN, consequence been some
what disturbed. These rumors have
been officially contradisted from Paris.
vet it is understood that without posi-
tive illness the Emperor refuses to take
his usual active exercise, and shows
signs of decaYing strength and mental
apathy. The policy OF his government
seems Just now TO make a demonstration
of vigor against tie opposition, to rell-
der the hitter unpopular, and to p reserve
the morale Of the departmental officials.
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The LECTURE COURSE.
3. The Lectures Of the coming season

-. The Lectures OF the coming season
+ ..a-fc Ia. ..l,s.I t1-,ni,li pdI p!
ARE to be under the auspices OF the
YMCA, Who have ALREADY secured fret class leetur-
ers to FIJI up the The first lecture OF the coarse
willbe delivered by Henry Vincent ESQ., tse great En-
GuOlIyer Cromwell" Mr. Vincent will be followed by
s. II: Hewlett Rev Dr. Fairfield Theodore Tiiton' John
g. Sake Gen o. o. Howard and John b. Cough. It Is
also expected that Gen. Garfield will lecture sometime
dnring the course. The committed are now ready g
sell season tickets and is hoped tat citizens VII
take hold of this erwifh double o6ert in view
First 10 help sustain first class course of leetnres ii
Ashtabula and second, TO aid the VI C. A with hnds
to carry on their good work among the yonng men o.
our community. Tickets for tho course will be, FOL
single 81 80 double, $4O0f famy, $500; door tick
is 20 cents. 60. .- - F.f.,--. -.-=l5 .rr Sco
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WE HAVE Just received an assortment OF medium
priced cassimeres which for rmBess of texture can
not be unsurpassed. BRUCE, AMID0N & WAITE
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CuoesrNG Your PHYsIoIAN.-Do what
you viii to keep well, says Oliver Wen
dell Holmes. the time will probably come
when you will want the advice of ply
sician. Choose asensible man, person
ally agreeable to yourself it possible,
whom you know to have had good ed
ucation, to stand well with the ,meinbers
Of his own profession, and Of whom 9th
er scientific men, as wei as physicians,
speak respectfully. Do not select your
medical adviser on the strength Of any
vague stories O. his, success The best
ph ysician in q city loses tbs largest. num-
ber of patients. You stare, no doubt,
but reflect u moment. = He is called to
all the hopeless cases. d, His patients
trust him to the last, whereas such peo-
pie are apt to drop the charlatan as soon
as they are in real danger. ra.: ii. ..;,i. F..
|. Once having chosen, your medical ad-
visor, be slow to- leave him except for
good cause, He has served an appren-
iticeship to your, constitution. / saw a
lady, not many months ago, who, in talk
ing of an illness from. which she had long
suffered, told ME She had consulted TWEEN
ty-six different doctors in succession, and
was then in search of a twenty-seventh.
did not tell her she was as bad as Don
Giovanna, but was glad my name did
not have to be added to the roll OF her
professional conquests, though my visit
was was very pleasant and friendly one. l
? recommended a great master of the spe-
ci:slities, then residing in the neighbor-
hood, who l thought would understand
her case better than any body else, and
that She would stick to him and his pre-
scriptions, and give up this butterfly
wandering from one camomile flower OF
medicine TO another. ..'@ -, II .,-.' .,''
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Notice. IN 4kfllcl,a,,eaat.

Faulkner, Sargent Co., Prfs, Before Peter Wright
vs.! ~. P.of Ashtabula Up
Arthur johnson, Defendant. Ashfabula County, D
ON the 10th day of N ovember, A. D..
1858 said Justice issued order Of attachment in thu
above action for the sum of S26.1.
9sS;3t ~, : tuf-3 FAULKNER, SARGENT & CO.
EAshtabbula, Dec. 5th, 1855, ---- -.
---TET : EDWARD n. HITCH, Atty for Prtf.
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A BETTER SrIRfT. .-outfageou as have
been some Of the recent demonstrations at the
south and southwest, there is evidently an
abatement of the hostile feeling which had
been showing itself all summer and down to a
period as late as the elections a wholesome
lear of retibutfon may have had some influence
on the people and especially On the outlaws
but but we may hope that q conviction that fur.
ther resistance To- the Reconstruction laws
would be useless, has also had much to do in
producing the change now, witnessed This
assumption is borne out by the Language OF
leading men in that section, both spoken and
written, public and private, These men affect
to- regapd the President elect as more literally
disposed than the party which elected him,
and therefore accept the situation with de-
gree Of apparent readiness that is as gratifying
as it IS scempiimentary to the new President
Under the circumstances, therefore,,:V may
expect to see the masses of the Seutheus ipeo-
pie waiting hopefully fer tho developments Of
the future, and ready to receive In abeeoming
spirit whatever concessions in their favormay
be made by the new administration And we
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that all smoking and fine cut chewing
tobacco of snuff sold or offered for sale!
after Jan. A, 1859, shall be in stamped
pakcages kand ,toba acco on hand at tho
respective dates fiameti,,- not m such
PACKAGES, must be repacked to comply
with the law by the owners thereof.
t 1fhe law makes no provision for a
reinspeclion of tobacco, nor for furnish
ing stamps for tax-paid tobacco on
fa1tl at those rates free Of eost TO the
holders of such tobacco, bat all expenses
ofIepackipg and stamping such tobacco
as on those dates is neither packed or
stamped according to law, o., for stamp
ing sach. as may be packed according to
law, but not stamped, must be borne pr! by
the. owners. y '.,..., M 49,. .-.I...,j b.!,'zi.
SUFFRAGE. The NJ Y. Herald says,
editorialiy:-i "We learn from the best
attainable authority that Gen. Grant is
einphatically in favor of SO amending
the national constitution, as to limit
therein the President to one term, and
to made universal suffarge, or suffrage
to male citizens of all races and color
above the ages of twepty-one years the
supreme law of the land. Next, with
regard to universal suffrage, 1--WE suspect
the constitutional amendment (article
xiv which provides that the several
States may regulate snffrage is each for
itself, but in proportion as suffrage is
restricted, representation shall beI're-
strictad Is not considered a settlement
by Gen. Grant, but rule apt to result
Ill endless trouble, from the conflicting
/ plans likely. to be adopted among the
States. Hence, no doubt, Gen. Grant
/ has concluded that an amendment making
universal manhood suffrage the supreme
law of the land in all the States and ter
rltories is the only decisive solution OF
this otherwise embarrassing question"
In regard to the proposition that Con-
gress shall shape and submit constitu-
tional amendment making the law OF
suffrage uniform throughout the country
the independent says: "With joy and
rejoicing, we learn that Gen. Grant
heartily favors the proposed amendment;
and that without waiting to be presi
dent he will use his influence as Presi
dent elect, to urge it through Congress
If he shall fulfill this hope, he will earn
himself something like the atfsctionate
1gratitudo which the nation pays to the
urf3rgtton author Of the great Act ot
Esynaa Emancipation, ~ Sush Ian amendment
giving suffrage to all loyal men in the
land, without distinction of race or col
or, will take rank among the most illus
trious acts. Of human history. God
Drosper il to a sneedy adoption,
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4Hts4| tiltI
MRS. MERRIAM ga . X
HAYING RETURNED. FROM NEW
YORK :. p,oparea TO show new and complete s.'ors
ment Of .<+s--t---- -
Fail and Winter Hihtasrs eeee-,.,
Comprising all ths varieties d rs7 ,..1 l,.S sq-J
as BoNNETs, HATS. FKAFHERa EsNH
~ Also. beautiful assorsmsntefa Z sfo'''
FLOWERS, NARROW wATERKD AND SATIN
RIBBONS,
Very ohoap. for Dress Trinniugs, 81 Z z.
Brick store north of Fisk House,
Ashtabula, Ohio, October 81. 1868, Ssa
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CUBAN AsPIRATIoNs,-The. recent reports
from Spanish authorities, representing the in
surrectionary movement in Cuba as to. the
point of failure. are carefully analysed in the
New York Ersnang- Port by Cuban gentle
man, who maintains that the revolution, is go
ing forward with unsbated strength and Eigori
thatthe spanish troops have metwith repeated
repulse and disaster; that themal-contents en-
brace the majority of the inhabitants of Cuba
and that their power is increasing throughout
the island. They mean, if possible, to cstab-
lish a republic of their own' they profess de-
sire ia make it free republic, and in both res
poets entertain'a high hope that the movement
will succeed '"Hi7' 10 "'.''
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Cheaper than the cheapest Call and see and youw Ds
satisfed. CIoaks and Saques cut and made. Machine
esi MRS. c. A. STREETER
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\OTICE.-Strayedo orstolen from the prem
ses Of the subscriber in Saybrook, small light bay
mare pony. Any giving information that Will lead
to the recovery Of the animal will be suitably rewarded
9S6-2*t MRS. MARIA A. DUNBAR
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THE XLlsT CONGRESS .re-assembles next
Monday; and already. We have ample premo-
nitions that this, though a short, session, will
be a busy one. There is much work thati;can-
not be postponed; much that will have to be
done, unless the Treasury is to be swanped
and the National honor ltarnished. ,i... %. .,G
The Government is poor, and must for some
years continue 50. The abolition, last session,
of three -tUurths of the Internal Taxes, has ~
ducod the current income below the actual ne
cessities of the Treasury If the remaining i'm
posts could be fully collected,we should still
be solvent; but at least half the money that
should be received weekly from the excise
on Liquors and Tobacco is stolen by reWfsle
officers, in collusionwith certain manufacturers.
We hope this enormous leak will be stopped
soon after Gen. Grants Inauguration as Presi-
don't; but nothing can be realized from this
source till after this Congress shall have expir-
and thus tho Treasury must remain poor for a
full year to come. -. -.
The Tribune thus confirms from data, what
was asserted in the TELEGRAPH, Immediately
after the repeal of the taxes alluded to, and the
material shortening of the revenue thereby.
i It was clear to common minds, and should
have been to- our lawmakers, that every dollar
OF Internal Revenue tax was needed for sls-
tanning the Government and keeping up. the
health and viguri of its financial, functions.
The relief given wns false and spacious one,
inasmuch as 4 return of the same taxes, or
others of equal an2Otintwas apparent and iney-
table. ~ OF the policy Of imposing burdens iaf-
ter they have once been removed with the
thoughte of being rid Of them! is to say the
least very questionable policy The present
session of Congress, therefore, will probably
witness the rerinpositisn oftaxes such as the
demands Of the Treasury are shown TO be i'm
perative. .iili' &c.. .iEis s.lf't,. >.,..t III
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i HE name of A.M.Cocks was mention
ed in list Of R. Strong's debtors through mistake
which wish to correct. s. M1NTYRE.
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Low PRICED Cassimeres and Fniied Sd4ta G,uthna I'm
House Of 'i' BRUCE AniDo' T" Wv " -, -"
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= l. -
p. A BETTER DAy.7i;W e publish upon the out
side the model message of Gov, HAYES, mod
ell not only in the qualities as State paper,
but in its qualities so unusual in these times
of breyity, making, as it does, but about o col
umn and half in Long Primer type. 9.i
The report af the General of the Army, CIV
en- below, is still more concise and laconic Its
severe condensation and consequent force and
simplicity, could only be- reconciled with its
Importance, by mind like that of the Fresi-
dent elect who recognizes NO eonventionali-
ties, but performs his task with IAN intiepen-
dence that looks only To- the end to be reach
cd. Let our statesmen profit by so noble an
EXAMPLE. Here is the full report:
eti HEADquARrEKs ARMY OF TUE U. s.
WAsHrNoTUN, ID. e., November, 1865
Gen. D. M Sctefeld, Secretarye Of War:
SIR have the honor to submit the
reports of division, district, and. depart
ment commanders tor the past year.
These reports give full account of the
operations and Service of the army for
tie year. / refer to :tem for details. ]
would earnestly renew nay recommends
ton of last year that the control Of the
Indians be transferred to the War De,
partment. | call especial attention to
the Recommendation Of Gen. Sherman on
this subject. 1t has my earnest appro'
val. Itis unnecessary that the argument
in favor Of the transfer should be re-
stated; the. n.c,si y fpr. it becomes
stronger, aad more evident, every day.
While the Indian war continues, dc
not deem any general legislation Tor the
reduction OF the army. advisable The
troops on the plains are all needed,
troops III the southern States are still
needed, and further reduction can be
made ip, the, way already used and now
in, operation, where it is safe, namely, by
allowing; companies to diminish by dis.
charges without being strengthened by
recruits, or by stopping appointments
OF second liente nants. If it Should be
deemed advisable discontinued by alb
sorption and retirement Of officers and
Discharge of men without 'detriment TO
tho service Ua,i lib : SJitail } .LfaH-
Very Respectfully Jour etediea. seayant. XGI
Il. S.G GRANT General.
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doubt not stch concessions will be as liberal
as the spirit of the South, as whole. shall
MAXI safe and consistent with the rights and
claims Of the whole country upon that section.
1.-the fact should turn out otherwise, the fault
will undoubtedly be on the other side
THE PRESIDENT ELECT.-General Grant ar
riTod at the ST. James Hotel, Boston, on the
I'd inst-H He unostentatiously took the ho'ei
carriage at the depot, During the, forenoon
committee of the cityicouncil formally call
ed on him. In the afternoon the general visit;
ed the Waltham Watch Works by invitation,
accompanied by the Mayor. and members OF
the city government. ..,,-.,., ,.,v.y
u He tlined at the residence of David Seers,
one of the electors at large, and was metin the
eyening,by several of the leading business men
of the City, including the presidential electors
On the next iay he was to go to Lawrence to
:; -. ,,,,, mills there. ~ i"E "4 -ii;f'i..'''
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PEN AND PASTE BREvI1IEs.
t%Gold, 1854.

HLongfellow is at Geneya. ,.T,-,y
~ Pss.e, thy pedestrian hn. walked ionc
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wEssTER'sAAIISHsbP PICTORIAL Die

1910 pages Octave. 600 Engraytngs.
= Inn. Price So. .s. ~iii
The work Is really gem Of q Dictionary: just the
thing for the mEfon-AnleTiedH Educational Monthly.
Published by G. & C. MERRIAM Springfield, Mass.
,f.- '- ~ Sold BY all Booksellers. 9S5
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-16
REV Y0AsK.

New YORK, august l5.--Rev. Mr.
TYng and his friends hgve in circulation
for signatures memorial TO the General
Convention OF the Episcopal Church,
which meets next Oetober, toTepeal the
canon under which he was tried and con.
demned.
Australian sd7ices to July 2 and New
ZsSlsnd TO the 9TH have been received.
Sh0cks-of an earthquake were expsri-
eBeed on The Eastern cO3st OF Australia.
An abundant harvest is anticipated, ow-
lag TO plentiful rains during the present
winter.
A Chinarnan had murdered Mr.. Reed
and Tires children at Iron Banks Dig
gings.
Tne " Australian Joint Stock Compz-
my " hGs inside arrangements with the
King OF the Feeise Islands involving
claims of the American Government
and the pro5abis establishment Of
British PrUGectorste over the
Ftjee Group. The Terms OF
tAe charter, Oeessioned considerable
excitement among white settlers, and
the British consul enteTel 3 protest which
poiufed cut that the king had granted
powers, such as the imposition of the
taxes, etc, which ne could not legally
transfer, snd the whole matter awaits
the visit of the commander Of the Aus
,raiian squadron. The eorDpsny's agents
heFefxlsen up tea thousand acres OF land.
Tie politiG.i crisis il Victoria Is in.
-cEeastug in Importance, and is likely TO
produce great distress, IN consequence Of
tEe ministry refusing TO rssign. The Az
ssinbly has, by three to one, directed
cessation OF pay tnents from the treasury.
The motives in north New Zsaiand
were numbering tbs whites, anu . force
Ell volunteers had bsenOrgaRized 10 bring
Tie murGsfeTs tOjsstice.
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E0REXGR.

: LONDON, August 10. Dispatches have
just been received from Ireland giving
particulars of deeds OF lawiessne IS occur
ring yesterday near Tipperary. One of
the great lsndiondso OF that region, named
Scally, while serving the usual notice on
tenahts, was shot aud killed by some nm
koown person. Astrong police force soon
marie their appearance and ATTEMPTED to
arrest the cuiprit. The police in tur1
were attacked and two of them shot
dead and four badly wounded. Several
arrests were subsequently, made, and at
last accounts quiet had been restored,
Latest advices fr0h- Tlppsrary report
MI. Seuily not killed, as first feported
here, 10 attempting TO serve notices of
ejectment on seversl' tensnts. He was
attacked by lsrge body OF them, in
ending msny women, and was OBJ 'iged
TO fee into the city 10 save his life. Yes
terdsy be started On the aame Grand.
by large body of armed
police. o. reSehing the houses of the
teDantry, bis efforts 70 serve The notices
were met with derlsion and threats Of
violence. The police attempted to dis
psrse the mob when fierce hght ensuea.
turing which the police fred on HE
EiatsFss 1sgsrai EIlassi shots 1alng Fe.
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DIED

! IhyINE-At Iuka, Miss August :, let8,
KATIE MOORE, aged tlIve years ASA eiEAJ da5 ~,
uaGgHter Of r. ". AID AiattTe =. lrvi4s, 44Uin-
phls, Tenn.
IN company with her parents She LEFT home
on IA August, beautiful in her little Joy of
chIdish pleasure and health, aud Tie PRIDE of
devoted papa and fond ma IA I a, engaging al
who saw her with Eer childish beauty ana
sweet attractive intelligence, uolookod for IA
one OF Auch tender years. Then how sad 4p u
desJiato were IIa3e TIE lcnd ht,lE,s II parents
and aunt, ina being cahe1 " Iuollsi, 10 sua.
dsuis the eaLE OF a, S awees Gala, VINO shed
l'betal q light andjoy tlaoug rJut The house
-hoid, an 81 reAize t3st the sound Of her APP
preaching feet aud grattlias tongue should
never more he heard TO gladd@n their hears.
Trink not the biushing flower
y Sn1-i Tltney IN b. nou.ey ;trd rod
InaS maze 70 silll al A ul;ai S UOWer
4 N4th-n the p@r-dise u God.
& Memphis, >AagusEi ljGS W,
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Laslles b 80 Drirera.

I
A New HOTk correspondent writes :
Long Branch, Newport and Saratoga
( have drawn CIT most of our bellies and
fas.Iionabies, but 8 good many are still in
town, and yUn may see them any pleas
ant afternoon driving through the park.
Ills no longer improper for IsGies to
handle the rf9DOns. 1t was considered
improper q few years ago, but We have
CuEgTown that idea, and some of the
finest equipages now To be seea in the
park ere guided by the wives ana dsuEh-
GERS OF our miliiOEEires. TneY handle
tue feins With as much skill as any old
tuFfman, and dash over the dTives with
as much nonchalaHCe as though they
were born TO the whip. After o'clock
pm any afternoon, except Sunday,
they thTong the gSTk az thick as I" leaves
ia VallRmbrosa,1 and seem To be as de-
Lighted vita their distinction for every
body looks ct tnem) Gs though fast driV-
ing vas the highest honor that woman
could aspire 70. Women, whose hus-
bands ars eminent in every business and
profession, take their daily drive
Dzhihd lair OF fancy ssouers,
win the riBOOns ia their own
hands, white the husbands, per-
maps, are swe4teIing ia thar c1iiees
doNu town, or lying OIL for & little rest
aC the ciub. IL costs nearly as fnush now
70 supply & fashionable woman with
horses and vehicles Tor her own psrticu-
ls.r uss7as 10 Keep Gnu ciOthe family.
Pheso ladies' vino show oil Ia the psIk
are Ladies' Vi me t&ste il hQsse Hssa,
(n0t tor nasticuiauon, thought, and II
titeir hJisIsnus show any reino5ence TO
giving them something Superior, they
are pretty surs t1sInake thiuss- unplaRs-
ant. No one would ever thluk vi qaes-
iioning their respectability, OF course
but somehow, when they get mixed up
with the deIni-monde in the park, il Is
not easy to teu s't'otheT from witch. p
In dress and manner and looks they Sal
have rather fast sir, there is iiot mulch
differences bStween The good and the
other sort, and unless yau are well posted
yuu msy get them cUntused. Mr.. Ten
iofty, Tor Instance, may dive past Miss
DGsAsway, with whom her husband is
very well acquainted, aud they are 30
much alike IN their get up mat you
would lever suspect one ~ be better
lian tie other. But l Am getting on
Gshtate ground and must sheer oil.
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WASHINGTON.


WAsFuNGToN, August IS. -Tbe wifi
Of Senator frun bail is still very H.
BsctioDal currency printed Tor the
weeB. s602 200; shipments204 sci incin-
ding 100000 TO Assistant Treasurer 1t st.
Louis. Notes shipped, 1915 National
Bank enTrency issued, III $50 amount
IN circulation, Dog, 9eS So fractional
currency destroyed, 472,6a0.
Director DewBsD, of the Buresu 81
Statistics, has issJed his monthly report
FOR june, 1855. Value of the total i'm
portations Tor the month, 83,ll2 906,
aeainst 81 S22,9l5 for the same period
last year. Ia Afril, 80. 435 1877 in May,
"a orc, l27; in March, 80, 289, l25 This
shows a decided falling elf ia i'm pcrts.
: J. a. Bingham, late deputy collector at
Richmond, attempted suicide. Caused
by disappointment in not being rein.
stated.