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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-04-03

Tue editor of the Montgomery Daily
Mail, writing from Louisville, sayes |:
Yesterday / had mn interview with
Mr.. Prentice. He is not the man he
was ten years ago. indeed his genii
us is gone, and his person a mere
wreck. His family is broken up-wite
dead, one son killed on the Confederate
side, another settled on a farm down
the river-and tho old man, verging
on three score and ten, cooks his
breakfast and dinner in his little room
on the third floor of the Courier
building, and lives only in conversations
of tho past. This man once welded
an imperial power with his wit and
his nnse. Now the world has wlGrl-
cd past him, and he lies on the
shore o mere stranded wreck" u. d" .nl
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-04-03

WoRTIILEssNEss OF SIGNATURES TO Pc
rirIoSs.Z1An amusing fact, illustrative
OF the little weight that should be
accorded to petitions in favor Of any
body or anything, happened in Albany
several years age. Two menrbers Of
the Legislature were disputing on this
subject, when one of them laid q wa
er OF 800 that within three days he
could produce memorial with 100
,verltable names attached, asking the
Legislature TO pass law to hang the
Kew. DR.. Sprague, one of the most
distinguished clergyman at the State
capital. The bet was taken, the money
put mp, and within the time the memori-
al was PRODUCED. OF course the memori-
alists neither knew nor cared what they
had signed. q .... .r.u. ... r,',''r
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-04-03

4 hdhdfcd mile wax for wager of $500,
6etweeh Weston and Payne Eob begun on the
aftefhoonof the S0,lh from Walnut Greek,
soihb ten miles west ot Eric. The bud ssald
to be.some or sinches deep, and portidhF of
the road have been submerged with water for
weeks. Besides mud they had the accompOni-
ments of rain and snow.
Ir has bocn asceftained that tlio gftat walk
was terminated at Angola, on account Of high
water. AT the time Of the abandonment of tbs
walk, twenty miles this side Of Buffalo, Weston
was reported TO be ahead -.-.-.------
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-04-03

The New York Herad endorses The recent
remarks of tho Buffalo Erp,ess about the cost
Of handling graih in the western cities genef.
ally, and says: THE transportation cornpa-
nlcs between the Northwest and the Atlantic
scaboard are charging too much for the trans
mission OF Western produce to lis market
That Is tact, These excessive charges are in
reality killing the goose That lays the golden
eggs; and we are glad to hear from the En-.
press that the merchants, farmers and people
generally concerned in the immense traffic be-
tween the two sections are awakening to the
necessity of u reduction of the existing exces-
siyc tariff of charges" l, ....,.. ......,.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-04-03
fH.f. Ir'GN tflJa - iu iuH.,- .
PLOWS AT WHOLESALE. q
Teachers Examinations,

THE Board of Examiners of Asltabula
n County nih hold examinations follows, to-wit: {:
At Jefferson, on Saturday, April B. 1850 1000
Al Amstinbhrg ON Mdndny, April ), lst;9.i 'n
At orwell ON Saturday April 10, 1863.
AZ kingsyiile, ON Saturday, April IL, lsai9. D. ri
AZ West AidOvcr, on saturday, April ~, 1861.
Al Jefferson, on Saturday, May 10, 1859.
AT Jcierson, on Monday, June y, fssD. 9" inI
A fee of ihy il rvdnred by Iaw of each appi-
csnt, as Il candidate Of examination.
Certificates will iHynn case be granted except upon
application al the adS crtised pnbbr n,,tin,s Of the
Board. r.. G.. WADE
llwlOO4 Clerk Of the hoard
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-04-03

HEALTH ON EX-SECRETARY STANToSi--A
gentleman Of this State, who recently visited
Mr.. Stanton, at Washington, reports to the
Columbus journal that his condition of body
is worse than Is generally believed His sys-
tenn Is In very weak state, and so feeble has
he become that lie is unable to leave his room
lie convcrses with great difficulty with tie few
visitors who are admitted, on account Of q
painful cough, which greatly annoys him.
From Mr.. StantOu's bodily infirnitics II is
evident that the acceptance of the English
mission is quite out Of the question, although
We hope that he may yet live to enjoy some
of the honors and rewards that are due his
great services. A juster estimate is beginning
to be placed upon the character of this noblest
of American patriots. ....
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-04-03

Mr.. WAraouau has been confirmed by the
Senate az Collector OF the port of Cleveland
He entered upon his duties the first pro ximo,
that being tile beginning of an ofiiclal quarter.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-04-03

THs CEssUss- General usfhckt's bill for
taking the ccnsus csiablithes Census Bureau
ir The Ihtcrior DdpeFNNcAt. AZ the head Sf
tlis Department \ 10 be Superintendent
with asalawoF $4,000 per ohrdm, ana he p
TO have the requisite number Of clerks One
Assistant Superintendent is 10 be appointed In
each Congressional district and territory, with
salary OF eight doffafs day for six months
Tho assistant superintcndents are authorized
to employ as many cnumerators ps are noees-
sary, with salary of FIVE tlollats pcr day for
the time actually employed. The whole cen.
sus Is to be taken in two months The Sccre.
tary 9f Hir Interior tic Attotisly Genefni, and
the Superintendent Of the Census are to pre-
pare schedules and tables, 10 DO communicated
to Congress for its action at the cdmmencc.
mcnt of the next Congress; all publication to-
he completed and the Bureau closed on the
first day of May, 1872. The basis of repre-.
scntation Is to be 10000 population for each
district. This will make about two hundred
and seventy members of the House for the
next decade--an increase of about forty mem
bcrs over the present number. 'i
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-04-03

Il OR SALE-1A Ch oice Family Cow
as good as the best, think. 1904 u H.. ltOBERTS.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-04-03
BOROUGH ELECTION.
NEW TAILOR SHOP.

81 Ohm 1INOW--L Late in the employ
of Mcssrs. PIERCE - lIALL-weHld respectfully make
known to the etsna OF AEsAbuln that hc has opened
"A shop ror doing all kinls OS ..
CUTTING AND MANUFACTURING
in the best and most fashionable style, md upon the
mn', gesronabc terms, epposits the Rtsk NOnse and
Having hal gkperiancu Of many years. and made
himself khnNn To many Of he pilzns Of this place by
he hopes to h able To scerc the patronage and favor OF
the Ci!isc.s G.! sta abula apd visinity
Ashtabuia MasSA ~ LSe, tiit rt tH..ir. d.. 1904
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iArrACmmKNr NOTICE.

wv NJ. n. Stewart ". ID. G.. House, before
n. w, Wright J. r., Of KiagsytP b0Nnship, Ashtabu,
Ia County 0hio On the ASlh day A Mkrch, a. D. 1890
above action for the sum twelve 10 100 dolaas a Ol
and probable costa The Is be beard May 10Th 1863
at 10 o'clock, An WM. II. STEWART, Prh.
kingsyille, March ~, 1859. 3tl0o5
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-04-03

,,-e OFFICERS; .f ft"".',
CLARENCE H. CLARK, Presidept. o.. '... ia-1,I
JAY COOKE, Chairman, ginance and Ezccutite Cofnr
fnitfges. s. ,i il ....lst-.. ..... = ,Yt.,..,I .
HENRY d. COOKE, visc.rrcsfdcnt. .-'a-
EMERSON W. PEET Secretary and actuary. "A, t,
This Company Offers the following advantages:
1t IL National Company, chartered by special act OF
Congress, 1SGs.
1t has n paidup capital of $1,O0OO0O
1t offers low rates OF premium.
1t furnishes larger insurance than other companies for
the same money. % ... .I -..l. g.
II h definite and certain in its terms. .
1t is u home company In every locality.
Its policies are excupt from attachment.
Every policy is Bon-ferfeitabic. ''
Policies may be taken which pay to the insured their
full amount and ;eturn all the premiums SO that the
Insurance costs only the interest the annual pay
merts.
Policies may be taken that will pay to the insured
after certain number of years. during lifc annual
income of onc-tentlr the amount named In the policy
NJ exta rate Is charged for risks upon the lives Of
females.
1t insurcs, not to pay dividends to policy holders but
at so low a cost that dividends will be impossible
Circulars, Pamphlets and full particulars given ap
picaon to the branch ofii:e Of the Company orto
JOHN W. ELLIS & Co.,
cINCNNArl, O.,
diana.
1T. SANBoRN, 1paIncsyille, spoe. Axt.,
For Isk" and Ashtabnfa Counties. Nse1
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NOTICE.

L HE undersigusd has hecn duly ap-
fus \. laIcs late Of Asiiils ro4iIty Ohio dereascd
March -, lStJ- fI,. Nv hpl THEODORE HALL
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-04-03

THO KadicaIs and the rebels Of New Or
leans hate Longstrect the good citizens Od.
mirc him aid thank Grant for assisting HIM.
street expelled from the presidency offh exl
press company. Hood, with less brains was
equally mean, They would not speak to, the
General upon the street. nor permit their lani-
Hes TO ihtclvisit with his" ''
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-04-03
Pen aud Paste Brerities.

.sSSThs AyFsde Of Jepas was married. on
the 9th Inst
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$1,00O,OoO
Paid IN full.

Branch Office, First Notlobal Bank bndiIg, Philadel
phid where the general business o the Il fTr,,s
actcd and 70 which all general correspondence shouid
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-04-03

A Washington letter asserts that Gen. Long
street is to be transferred from Surveyor of the
port of New Orleans TO Minister TO Mexico.
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AGENTS WANTED.

S7k 10. &aO0, PER- MONTH, OR A
R c9pRlsilsS hon Which ,sico thai dnsSa s%Snn,
sense Psniiy ssking kieiae PriSe pa fot circulars
Saissi $40 soash ThiFi sifset P'hifa sl5Aia' Pa
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-04-03
III A rs Is G "A PSI -
C U SPO NJ w DIRK /.

rHu, u. ,-ldi rI ,u'9 rJ lHr -iri
L. .fiIYu iiat- flfr IT.
IL is our purpose to keep in our employ only
the best wVrkriI, and We ht our
every time, Win any styls of garment desired,
BRUCE, AMlDON q WAITE.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-04-03
MULES FOR SHE

= PAIRS Of young Mules, are offered for
sae ON reasonable ,rrtns by subsefber s hs place
la Ke0ggsyllle. Any one ia want ot team more
tough aud reliable aud ni0re easily and tcopohlehy
animation of these animals, a. J.ST JOHN,
HpjibRgsvi Vile, Mavoh ~ 1858 ''I ~ i 4si0O0
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-04-03

tEThe Shanghai press Is not satisfied ,ypb
the EakhhkhmSf fNtaRlSh Itaiy, u,IOli
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-04-03

[ A kNEw LAw.--'riie Legislature has passed a
law ior tho election. by tho people, of city
clerks, marshais, civil engineers, chiefs of fire
law soeu into cifsss Immediately, and hence
these offices wlil,be' Oiled by thepsople at the
election In April. Inteyesloa parties will do
we'll 70 make note of this, a. u involves the
necessity Of adew more lsalsidaais making up
their minds to sacrifice themselves forthc pub
lie good.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-04-29

5aID9- The Winsted Herald. last week, at.
 tacks our late Congressional nominee, and
 our State Committeeman, for interference in their post-office matters, and insinuates that the former acted maliciously. We
 think this must be a mistake. MT. Boards :, ley cannot but be aware that any Republi- 2 can Candidate for Congress would have been { voted down in Winsted, this year. The a Conn. Western influence, and what our friend gently terms the excessive sol vency" of the opposing candidate, fully
 account for the milk in that cocoanut.
 s& Generalization seems to be chronic ir
 the Republican majority in Winsted. The spartyis split into innumerable factions, and the altarof Discord smokes continu
 ally with the blood of the victims they ga
 crifce. Is 1t too much to ask of the Herald that these. divisions be confined to
 the limits of the borough to which they
 are happily peculiar? We can look on complacently while our friend "chaws up' : II. M. Clarke. Esq, even as T. M. O. has
 "chawed up'' many better man; but we rdoabt the propriety of his slashing into
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-04-29
.DI|EI..

In this town, April 24th, Mary J., wife of Edson Htaples, aged 28 years. Ysza an In Brooklyn, N. Y, April 24th, of pneu., monia, James How. IT,, son.in sol. law o1 Charles Adams, Esq of this village. sged 28 years and Il months.'s 4adsasI s5sa1 In Cornwall Bridge. April 18th, of croup. James A. Stprges, infant son of Frances ,. and Wilson F. Sturges, C aged T year B 1nonthsl and 10 0IdayssH .siiafn0om Issra ss In East Canaan. Aprid I, lMrs.Ann Hob son, aged 39.
 In Campville, April 19, Samuel Brown. formerly 6efgeaht Cd. ID : i2d Uiy.lA5
 # Tn sBarkllamsteds April l9, Rhods, : wife oi Hiram p. Parsons, and daughter of the late George ". Merlin, aged 54 sol
 In Robertsville, on tifel 19eh inst:s,g of drQpsy, Edward s. Fleming, iageds late late q member of the 11th Regf. q. V.p,3
 :, h Boston Highlands, April 11th, John Clark, aged 2 years and g months; April IA Horacsp pageds Az .yearsp 8i monthsa ; sons of Horace E and Matilda Rockwell Both of scarlet fever. ' On Sunday morning. April p. at New Milford. Conn, Cyrus Nofthtop, aged 90 years.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-04-29
Literary Notices.

PAcKARD's MONTHLY for May contains A Chapter about Old Maids, by Alice Cary; Spasmodic Literature; Education as it should be, by Horace Greeley Hackmen the World over The Song of the Anvil !; Together; Seeing Snakes, and Getting to Heaven; An Appeal on Behalf of Animals Hospital "Reminiscences A Fenian Lead CT; Woman's Beauty; Domestic Infelicities and Home Discomforts A Bachelors View of Babies; Sincerity.
 1 THE ATLANTIC contains /: Malone. an Oldport Romance, V; The Clothes Mania Brahminism; The Heroine of Long Point The Puritan Lovers; The Foe in the House. hold, III; Spring in Washington; Eleanor in the Empty House; Autobiography of { Shaker, T; Gan Life hide itself The Pacific Railroad-open, IT; The Intellect ual Character of Gen. Grant The New Taste in Theatrlcals; Reviews and Literary Notices. ,g.sf
 Published by Fields, Osgood & O., Bos ton, $4 year. 9a ao saf~ o OUR YoUNa FOLKS contains: The Story of a Bad Boy, TX, X.; The William Henry Letters, Eleventh Packet Lilies of the Valley; Lawrence's Journey; Carl; Candy Making, I Canary Islands, and Canary Birds, by James Parton {; Gardening for Girls. II; Dr. Trotty; Cinderilla; Sixty-two Little Tadpoles Little Mamie Music ; Round the Evening Lamp; Oar Letter Box. -e4f 9A -os Published by Fields, Osgood & O., Bos. ton, $2 year. <9Ea @-9@ THE LITTLE CORPORAL contains The Dream Cradle; Maggie Reynolds First Visit to the Country; The Kings Home ; The Diamond; A Year at Riverside Farm ; The Locusts; Hide and Scraps Story; From Clay to Cups; Private Queer's Knapsack: Poetry, &c. e+ \ 4
 Published by Alfred L. Sewell & Go, Chicago. $1 year. glas
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-04-29
CQNGRE ESSIoNAL

Senators, Nye. Abbot and sp,aene had a bitter personal controversy in the Sen ate, Thursday. but the. ifReulty. was-final. ly amicabIy settled. ---,.>,,--.-''.'
 The investigation into the n,afner in wllcn tlle ne wspshislf cores polid efts pfo- cured copies of the letters fh the Hale-P Per. controversy, amounts to nothing. The correspondents refuse to disclose and the Senate can only imprison while in ses- sion. 4 AA1 '>|'
 Over 100 clerks-we tlisnissetf- from inc Departments, Saturday.
 Messrs. Pile of Missouri, and Carlisle of West Virginia. nominated to foreign mis. slons, were rejected by the Senate
 Two of Gen. Grants Quaker nomina. tions to Indian Agencies. ard Mf! Hg & Sanford, nominated Minister to Snainl have failed of sconfirmation.sss,g ,,.4 et 's ~-1
 The Senate adjourned sine de, ion Eli. A~OoA'' sst0s.F.4a -F., f.s- s.-.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-04-29
! 1Ea aHIIEllLMBOLD,5 Z.e
 Concentrated Fluid gErtract Sarsa.

parilla.
 ERADtCA ATEs. ERUPfIvE and LUCRATIVE DISEASES of the THROAT, NOSE, EYES,
 EYELIDS, SCALP and SKIN, Which so disfgure the appearance, purging the evil affects of mercury, and removing all tants the remnants of diseases, hereditary otherwise, and is taken by adults and children with perfect safety Two table-spoonfds of the Extract of Sarsapa- rilla added to pint of water, is equal to the Lis bon Diet Drink, and one bottle is equal to gallon of the Syrup of Sarsaparilla, or the decoctions usually, made. 'fs 3# 5f asA "3 f5G5 An interesting letter is published in the Medico- Chirurgical Review on the subject of the Extract of Sarsapafila in certain affections, by Benjamin Travers, E. R. s. t&c: Speaking of those diseases and diseases arising from the excess of Mercury, he states that no remedy is equal to the Extract of Sarsaparilla; it's power is extraordinary more so than any other drug am acquainted with It is in the strietest sense, tonic with this invaluable attribute that it is applicable to state of the sys tenn so sunken yet so irritable as renders other substaneesSof the tonic class unavailable or inju- rious. .ayE
 CON NCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SAR-
 nAr.SAPARILLA. &.~7 Established upwards of IS years. Prepared by
 H. T. HELMBOLD,
 594 Broadway, N. Y.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-04-29
. WASHINGTON.

"A ministers meetingp was held here a short time since, with public exercises in the church. Sermon preached by Dr. Clark. An excellent discourse on speaking the truth. The speaker seemed to think that there were some instances when the naked truth was not to be told. Papers on Infant Baptism and other subjects were read before the brethren in the ministry.
 H. H. Murray's book attracts at. tention. The sale has reached thirty copies already. It snacks so strongly of the woods and waters that one feels like seiz- ing rife and rod, and pushing into the will derness forthwith. A live book and no nis.
 take. !. . .'. ,sS.sE ls0ss .eE asls "
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-04-29
Miscellaneous items.
Lady Franklin is at Madrid.

fFs M 4*
 Lady Franklin is at Madrid. ''- <. .' ~ TEA sschamyl is going to Mecca. F.. Green peas and fresh salmon in Boston.
 o, 'D. L AC Gf8A .y@t3 94it Fi >G @
 Charles Wesley wrote m ,q,ly 7,coo hymns, 4aca 1ohn 5. Cough intends to rest for D year. rgra Edwin Booth illbe married aganin June!,
 There are 4 American artists ill Romea1 ze5fs
 The Sultan of Turkey is reported insane. boon New Zealand has 225, 900 Europearl inhabitants
 The sponge trade at Tampa, Florida, IS sim aincreas m lng.l gl58iisua9d ai 5aa ee4oa EgrT.4-T England. <''"' E""seNi s!,.a ijiw aro5a l. 3!5DG bHs ,7lsaan y4,y
 Louisiana l planters report, Chinese labor great
 There are 4ioo telegraph stations intd in Great Brit "An Aoeiz@ 'Ls Il lto aai Jon baa ,2uiLIiyd illinois has 700 Masonic lodges, and about 40. .oo(
 '. '. TIT If saw a3Go baa esajGQ ois Yasr oosa Rnnersa English been
 Mrs Senator sprague and her sister Miss Miss Chase C are in Augusta, da.I I4ss4 iQ noiia9iloo Y. 31@ . A good maple sugar crop is reporteth in Yer. =. v 3s$35CtoI@ sF8 I& SJu[tE ilua -g@jYaE ] bee. p' 9Lis3 5s1-1s s-n "' tgtf gnc A West Texas farmer owns nice pasture lot ot l5OUVo acres q e1@5 4 @b qEIHzsO -fsI got 7 iToads are sold in Paris at the rate of 50 cents ootN@ens nsohiI e9psaGp3aiq yiiu5zaIgow $ bast 4 female suffrage association has been ergani. |o7mwaI a e9. utw aov aoaiaft esrf} F xfrftsrfy~f
 The Queen of Hanover is monomarliac on the subject or Spifitualism. A9lW .au43Gq ag9LD
 Very neat and pretty panrasois can be bought in NeWi1ork for s200 apiece maii laaa b4aoit
 The American colony 1ati Diesden have organ ized two base ball clubs.
 F. '! 7 ass esgaI .aI9n sabtuI1521f a3{Yavef z .4 aEeen peas have been selling in San Francisco
 young lady is employed as clerk in a nation al bank in Danville, Indiana. gaideaG .faedt'
 Mrs. Maggie Van cott is q Methodist focal preacher of Stone Ridge, N, Y4o.Te rri s-,s.r',,f noS stewart Astor and the Lorillards own, ,s1s oVo or property on Broadway Alexander H. Stephens history of the civil war has had asale of 1000 copies. 98d1 G0g sIaE '
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-04-29
News of the Week.

FOREIGN !sso1s
 The Church. disestablishme ilt bill is still under discussion by the British House | of Commons. tfanoa v4oWt' sl.no4s5 Fh ,sa a1 t FIN :
 The Spanish Cortes cannot yet agree on candidate for the crown.l It has decreed ois"i ountaSe' ,!A qHio
 aa45a sa3 DOMESTIC. 5-sois t!eee,fq4s ,.6
 Ahorrible railroad acci,len t! t!occurrea at Long Island, Friday inoraing. Eight per- sons were killed, and a number moI;e.cseri ousiy lnlured-aome fatally. l.sI ii4qA .aaEnL Ex-Gov. Mise Is represented dangerous ly ill. >>s,'' 'S- The remainder of the Union P.c;t;,. rail. road bonds have been taken bv R,stnn parties, J J~-1:n Doooo II In the Kimberly Butler Case at Ra,+;- more, Chief Justice Chase has decidsJ that Congressman's exemption from arrest does not prevent his being summoned fo in civil suits% tao soza edfGcm oW The report that Bishop Odenheimer has refused 70 confirm ladies Wearing false hair, is officially denied. K 7 -'o17 . * ''7R''
 The internal revenue receipts will be from ten to twelve. million dollars in afl- vance 0t last years estimates, d...f,, ,,,, S'OOO barrels of whiskey We're seized in New Orleans, Wednesday, TO ''aal a'lo1T'
 Gen. Canby requires the test of all Nir- ginia otice-holders. ..,a-.-. .Il-, 1~ '4e,,
 The Catholic priest recently arrested in Chicago for forgery turns out to have been the victim of conspiracy .3ooa sEaW The Oxford boats crew have accepted the American challenge for a four pared | race in August next. ,''''i4 ''I77 I''7''- number of women presentgll theul- selves for registration in Washington. a~ . bridge was carried away, iu Granby. Canada, Was carried away by tue recent freshet, and II persons drowned. .b"o1o 4sn l The Spanish mission llas been offered ia Gens olckles.i eH5. ee 70 ncjoe 4Gsa1egr9us A colored man has been appointed to a first class clerkship in the Third Auditor $ office. Ea!1 .1avl .Efaatang 9ad i1 E0Iol Hl The PoughkeepsielN lNe,os office was, burnt Sunday. .-,, .s4.,. ...,..... ",--~,, - The Attorney General holds that Gov 1 ernment Workmen are to have reduced wa: ges, if their day's work is reduced to eight hours. ei -Li4d adt l5 s9dao3i1 9i,j oy.l I. The Odd Fellows, semi i;centennial Mon. day, was magnifcently celebrated through. the country e91df 70 oW4 lf .a3g3I2 3fioa