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T EL e G. r AP II.

A Heavy Snow Storm in
Canada.
Late Advices from Rio
Janeiro.
News by Atlantic Gable.
Arrival of Steamer #tna.
Remains of the Assassina-
tion Conspirators to
be Delivered to
thsir Rela-
tiVeS.
The Cuban Revolution.
An Unsuccessful Attempt
to Rob the First Ma
tional Bank Of
Norfolk.
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Late Adyicss from Rio JaneIrO.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 15.-Late Diet all
ed advices from Rio Janiero fially
confirm the previous reports of the
evacuation Of Ascunsion by the p ara
guayan Government and the army,
and the fight of Lopez into the
forest.
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rP9BLi0-No III

LPWLf0-No ~
An Act iu lelaiion tp 6ha pe0int
ment ol midshIpmeu from the lately
reconstructed States.
BE it enacted By the Senate and
House of Representatives of the
United States Of America in Congress
assembled, That the Secretary Of the
Navy be, and he hereby is, authorized
aud directed to make the appointment
Of midshipmen to the United st1tes
Naval Acadnmyg on on before the
fourth day OF March next, from any
State In which lhe election OH Nom
bers Of the House Dl Representatives
20 the Forty first Congress does not
by law take place previous b the
first day Of July, eighteen hundred
and sixty upon the nomination
Of the members Of the House Of Rep
resentatives from such States in the
present Congress- Provided, That no
such appointment shall be made from
any Stale not by law entitled 20 the
appointment of midshipmen in the
year eighteen hundred and sixty nine.
Approved, January 30, 1863
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ALBANY, February ia bill was
introduced in the Senate providing
for the more sffeetual suppression
and punishment of bribery.
The Assembly has granted the use
of its chamber 20 the National Typo
graphical Union, for its annual ses-
sion, commencing the first Monday in
June,
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WASHINGTON.

Severe Snow Storm delivery OF the
Remains OF David K. Harold to his
Mother by Order or President
JohnsOn-DelIVery of the Body or
AtzerOtt to his FrIends-BOOth's
Remains also TO be Given up, and
to be Interred In Baltimore, Near
the Grave OF his Mother.
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rpUHLIo No l1

AN Aor to repeal certain provisions
1of section six OF an act entitled
. o. An act making appropriations for
\, the support If the army for tho year
ending June thrtieth. eighteen
hundred and sixty eight, aud for
other purposes, approved March
second, eighteen hundred and sixty
N seven.
Ba in enacted By the Senate aud
House Of Representatives of the
United States of America ia Congress
assembled, That section six Of the
act entitled An act making appro-
pfiatious for the support off Che army
FOR tho year ending Jaud thirtieth,
eightean hundred and sixty-eight and
Tor other purposes approved March
second, eighteen hundred and sixty
seven, SO far aE the same is applicable
10 the States OF North Caroline, South
Carolina, Florida, Alabama and Lou
isiana, IS hereby repealed.
Approved January li, 1869.
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NORFOLK.
An Unsuccessful Att mpt TO Rob the
First National Bank.

NORFOLK, Va, Feb. 15.-An un-
successful attempt was made on Sat
urday to rob the First National Bank
Of this city.
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Compound Interest Notes have all ma
tured, but such notes as are offered are
bought at a per cent. off. H
The following quotations are nom the
Office of WI. Lowry & Co., Bankers, No. 6
First Street.
g RAsttARI.r F1,,~ns
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ALBANY.

Legislative NeWs-The General As
sembly has Granted the Use OF It's
Chambers to the National Type
graphical Union for Its Next An~
nual Session.
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OFFICIAL.
Lclos Passed by the s., coad Session b
5 = NE F6rtieth Congress. lait

Af@~ = Nif hh'-'f' 'NfHftb " il
isrf VF5l -iH4 fl
- EPUBLIc REsOLUTIoN-No. 3
Joint Resolution xplanatory Of the
act to create an. additional land
Office in the State Of MinuesOta,
approved July twenty tifth, eighteen
hundred and sixty-eight.
BE it resolved by tho Senate and
House Of Representatives of the
United States of America in Congress
assembled, That the limits Of the
land district as designated in the act
entitled AN act 10 create an addi-
tional land district ia the State Of
Minnesota" approved July twenty
ffth, eighteen hundred aud sixty
eight, tofwit: All that part Df the
north western land district which
lies north of township number one
hundred and twenty four, north aud
west of range number thirty five. west
Of the fifth principal meridian, SHALL
be construed TO embrace all tho lands
north OF township one hundred aRd
twenty four aud west OF said range
thirty-iye.
Approved, January IA, 1869. r
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Congressional Proceedings.
NEW YORK.

Arrival of the Steamer Etna-The
Grand Jury Commenced the Case
OF Robinson alias Maher, Charged
with the Murder Of R0gePs-lhe
District Attorney, HOtchkiss, at the
Westminster Hotel, Robbed Of Jew.
elry valued at $6,O0O-JacOb Du-
puY Sentenced TO the Penltentiary
for Two Years and Fined $500 for
Revenue FRAUDS, and his Son for
One Year imprisonment.
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The bill to repeal the usury laws OF the
District of CO1um bia, and making the raj e
six per cent, but allowing contracts 70 D9
made for higher rates, was discussed ana
laid over.
a message was received from the House,
asking Of the COnnm1ttee ON Conference
on the CONSTITUTIONAL "A mendmeHts lnelr
objections to the District of Columbia.
Business being interrupted, it was post
pOned till tomorrow.
A bill TO regulate judicial proceedings
and DEGREES in the District of Columbia
was passed.
Adf0uFnAd-
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BROOM FACTORY.
u GLUNZ q MAURER

Broom Man faLc tI1 rerE.
We desire notifying the public that we
are keeping on hand all sorts of BToOmSs
and pay the highest price for Btoom Corn.
Factory on Third and lngle Sts. ldeI d3m
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BY the Atlantic Telegraph


SCOTLAND.
GLASGOW, Feb. 15.-The steamship
Brittania, from New York, has ar
rived. sS - - tssA
FRANCE.
PARIS. Feb. 15.-Decasalte, Consul
at San Francisco, who had been ap-
pointed French Consul at Shanghai,
died at San Francisco on the 14th.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, Feb. 15.-It is stated that
all the insurgent chiefs of Crete have
submitted to the Turks. The island
is tranquil.
LONDON, February 13.-Late dis
patches from China report that col
lision took place, at Swantow, between
the Chinese whaleboats and the crew
of the British gunboat GrasshOpper.
The sailors fought desperately, but
were overwhelmed by the natives,
whose numbers constantly Increased,
and were compelled to retire to their
ship, with eleven of their number
wounded.
News received from Japan via
Shanghai state that Mikado had re-
ceived the Ministers of foreign pow
ers at Yeddo with great ceremony,
and showed an earnest desire to main
tain peaceful relation.
IRELAND.
QUEENSTOWN, February 15.-The
steamers Palmyra and Manhatten,
from New York, have arrived.
GREECE.
ATHENS, Feb. 1.-THE new Minis
try have issued instructions to the
military and naval officers counter
naanding the recent orders for war
like preparations.
TURKEY.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Feb. 15.-The
Sultan has appointed Ali Pascha
Grand Vizer and Minister of Foreign
Affairs; Raschid Pascha, Minister OF
the Interior; Mehadt Pascha, Cover
nor of Bagdad, and Omar Pascha.
Governor and Commander-in- Chief
of Gambia.
SPAIN.
MADRID, Feb. 15.-Arrests of Carl
lists continue in this city and different
parts of the country. Regiments ol
the regular service and large mum
ber of volunteers daily offer their
services to the Government for the
suppression of the revolt in Cuba.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Arrival of the steamer Montana.

SAN Francisco, February 15.-The
steamer Montana, from Panama, ar
rived day.
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q H II ~ a.
GLAS - WAR It
Lamps, LOOklng-GIasses,

~ 90.
JAMES M. WARREN, having ro-pur-
chased his former interest OF a.. fIonning,
Isq.y and aa we have sold our interest in
the CAIRO HOUSE, and also removed our
stock from tho Old stand Nosis Main Hti
thus concentrating our entire roeouTces iu
the. eominodlous MARBLE FRONT
BUILDING.
No. 30 First Street,
We feel assured, we have mcntIos to come
pete with any house in the cOuntry.
We receive our Qneeuawara direct iram
the Poitories Of hianordshlre, England,
via New Orleans aud New York; henee
pay no secondhand profits which rlsht-
fully belong % our customon-
Having completed arrangement with
MEAKlN BIOS. N CO., Of 8tnhordfhifo,
England, for tbe EXCLUSIVE CONTROL
for this market. or their eela7mted sIoAE
CHINA WARE, we are now prepnr ~ y
supply the trade.
ns- Conault your own Interest by oEam-
inine our stock before purchaHing elise
ryuern inHl
G- MAIN ST. afeb
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ESTABLISHED. 1881.
Memphis Market.

COTTON Quiet at 28c; receipts, 5000 bales;
exports, 73O Dales. -
FLoUR Low grades frrn; supernue, s. IS
az -; fancy grades dun4 Hffa Ht
CORN--7taff z2G. .saearaa
OATS -7S1S0c 4NzH
HAY-sy7 and firm. r.
BRAN--t t2f as. "a rHau
CORN MEAL- S3 4013 90 .l#
z foRK~-W eilc at s}4 90. va 0
BULK MEATs-FiTIn; clear sides I7s4BIscs
shoulders st 141lc rt
DREssED HoGs--l39I85<os 4rnrr -a4
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EvANsvIL.LE IND, TUEsDAlY, FEBRUARY Is. 1869

was laid on the table and ordered printed
At 4o'clock the Senate took rt cess.
EVENING SESSION. "a
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: r
The House met IN Committee of the
Whole, scoffeid an the Chair, and resum cd
the consideration Of the Internal Revenue
bill. s.s.lss -fs.ssr .-5f ,z-5.s.s.,-
offered last Friday evening TO the nifty
sixth section, extending the time forthe
withdrawal of spirits from bonded ware
houses. 80, 80
The question was discussed by Kelley,
O'NeiI. Beck, Barnes, Myers. and CoYods.
in support OF the amend ment. and Dy Al Al
lfson and Schenck against. Ffnatiy kel-
legs amendment was agreed To. szs. .sf5a
Allison moved to amend the same seq
ton by requiring WHISKY Kept IN Douu
after the goth of A prii, 1868, TO pay one cent
monthly per gallon. After cOnsidertple
discussion the amendment was agreed 70
sschenek said the Committee on ways
and Means had no further amendments 70
offer on the subject oEdistilled splt IIs-E =
Amendments Were Offered Dy YariouS
gentlemen and elected. = as..sfI
This concluded the amendment OF fhe
whisky part of the bill.
On an amendment offered by Schenck
relative to revenue stamps for obaccO, NO
quorum voted, the Committee rose anu
Inc House adjourned. - 81
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AUDITOR OF STATES OFFcE,)
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At the parsonage, March 25, by
Rev. J. w. Swick Mr.. Leanard Ell
HING r and Miss SARAH A.
SIIARRICK, both Of Ashland Co.
On the 18th day of March. 1869,
by j. d. Mumper, Esq, Mr.. WIN
FIELD S. LUCAS, of Mohicanville,
and Miss LAURA TREACE of Mo-
hecan township, Ashland County, O..
On March 2Sth, at the residence of
the widow jackson, near JeromeviIle,
by the Rev A. Helwig, MI. DAVID
G. STACKER, of Loudonville, and
Miss REBECCA NJ. JACKSON, of
Ashland County, Ohio.
At GAINESVILLE o., by Rev. w. NJ.
Baker, at the residence in this city of
Mr.. a. E. Cook, the brother-in-law
of the bride, On the morning Of the
Both inst. Mr.. WILLIAM A. BEER
to Miss LUCRETIA CRIMES.
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About the largest amount of crimi
nal business disposed of in Ashlandt
County at one term was Accomplished
during the last week. The main bu-
siness was on charges of selling liquor.-
Fines to the amount of S1945 were
imposed; one man was sent to jail for
ten days; one was committed to Jail
for non-payment of the fine, and,
bonds were forfeited to the amount of
five hundred dollars. Three or four
OF those indicted had fled and the
Sheriff was unable to find them. 1t
cen to have had a very depressing
influence on the saloon business. >
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DIED,

At the residence of her father-in-
law, March IL, 1869, Mrs. Curtis
i5wineford, aged 20 years, II months
and 10 days. She leaves a husband
With a small babe, and a large circle
Of friends to mourn her early and un
expected departure. Her funeral SER
mon was preached by the writer from
Jer. 10, 8. "Her sun is gone down
while it was yet day" j. w. s..
AT his residence, in Milton township,
March p, Mr.. Adam Baum, aged 81
years, IL months and % days. Bro.
Baum was a faithful and exemplary
member of the English Lutheran
Church in Ashland. He leaves a wife
and seven children, and a large circle
Of friends to mourn his death. "Let
me live the life of the righteous, that
my last end may be like his" His
funeral vas preached by the writer
From = cor. 5, /, 2. "For we know if
bur earthly house of this tabernacle
were dissolved &c.
j. w. SwICK.
AT her residence, in Orange town
chip, March %, 1869, Mrs. Sarah Fin
ger, aged % years, l month and 8.
lays. A highly esteemed and beloved
christian, a faithful member of the
German Reform Church; her hopes
we're strong in her God unto the last.
May a divine providence protect her
oereft husband and children. The
Church mourns her early departure,
having lost a faithful member and an
esteemed sister.
The funeral ermo was preached
II the S. Luke Church by Rev j. w.
of Ashland. S. NJ.
AT Rnggles, on Thursday 18th ult.,
j., only daughter Of H NJ. and
5. r. T. KrYtser, aged 6 years and 8
months
At his residence, in Polk, April 2,
1859, Mr.. John Kuhn, aged SO years.
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THE SARsAPAR1LLA DIGGERs OF
YUcATAN.-This singular set of peo-
pie are descended from the ancientAz
tees of Southern Mexico, and still re-
tain some of the peculiarities which
Stevhens and Prescott gave Of their
ancestors. DR. J. c. Aver & Co.,
employ a small army of them in dig
ging Sarsaparilla root. Provided with
narrow spades, q coil of rope, and a
bag of water. they are ready for the
forest where the wild banana furnishes
them food, the thick-leaved trees their
only shelter. Few Of those who find
themselves ~rejuyenated by this pro-
duct, know how much they are in
debted to the toll of these, humble la
borers. who dig health for thousands
of Doctor Ayers patrons, while they
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The Man Who Killed The Wolves
By MARY KYLE DALLAS.

The ice lay in the river in grea
floating blocks; icicles hung from TIL
tree boughs, and from the water-spout
long arms of ice reached to the gut
ters below. It had been cold all day
and now that the sun was setting, il
grew colder still. No one who coulc
remain at home braved the bleak even
ing air, and all the Level distance o.
field and market-garden and scattered
village streets showed only one far,
away sleigh, and one solitary pedes
trian making his way over the 1rozer
road. But within the windows shone
the ruddy CLEANS of freight, and
about the hearths of the village SAT
many a merry group, discussing the
topic of the day-the proves of the
young hunter who had saved Judge
Grantly's wife and child from the
wolves three nights before.
He had fought the whole pack
bravely-fought, so said Mrs. Judge
GRAVITY, like a lion ; and but for him
since the man who had promised to
drive the sleigh across the prairie had
been taken Ill, n h q undertak-
en- the task herself, and was all alone,
with a horse that had fallen lame, and
and a child of four years old, among
the grinning pack-but for him, she
must have persisted m%iserably, and
made a meal for those ven wild
beasts. 1t was only fair that the
Judge should prove his gratitude by
the gift of that little house and farm.
with stock and furniture !; and that he.
should have summoned all the village
to see the brave fellow installed there
in with pomp and ceremony, and to
help him eat the Western banquet
with which he was to celebrate the oc-
Some said that the hunter
was hurt, and some said that he was
not. One knew hat his name was
and one would have sworn it
was Jones; and tongues wagged over
it merrily. Most of all did they wag
at the public-house kept by the old
German, Hans Clausen, especially in
bar-room, and i'll the little back
where blue-eyed Gretchen,
born in those Western wilds, sat knit
ting stockings; while her ~~-l
81 II
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FRE.-On- Friday morning last:

FIRE.-On- Friday morning last;
about 2 o'clock, the alarm of fire was
tgiven in onr village, which Was found
to have been caused by the burning of
the wooden buildings on the corner of
Main and Orange streets, occupied by
Slanker & Rumbaugh, Grocers, and
j. Miller, butcher. Insured in full.
The members of the fire company
we're promptly IN hand, and the steam
er fired up and hauled to the cistern
below the Town Hall. Everything
was got in readiness for work, in fact
the engine had been started, when it
was discovered, that the hose had been
cut. 1t was well for the villain who
perpetrated the deed, that he was
not known; the fire 'lads" would
have made short work of him. Fin
ally the hose were all properly adj
justed, and the steamer set to work.
The fire was soon subdued all work
ing with a will, some tearing down
the sides of the buildings and others
helping to take care of the stock saved
from the fire.
During the excitement, Stull &
Charles store was broken open and
about % pair of boots taken. The
burglars obtained an entrance by
breaking out a pane of glass in the
of the store
The fact that no fire had been used
n the ware-room of Slanker & Rum
oaugh, leaves no doubt as to its being
work of an incendiary; but from
what cause the motive was prompted
,annot be determined. We do not know
hat suspicion rests on any particular
Individual, as to the origin of the fire,
put in these hard times it believes our
citizens and the Insurance Companies
% watch their interests pretty closely;
md summary dealing with fre-fends
puts a'stop to their operations
To u business men and citizens We
would say, do not leave your houses
lnoccupied during a temporary excite
this nature, as it is too often
a ruse to divert attention, so
hat plumber can be more successfully
accomplished.
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NELSON &; GATES have purchased

NELSON d GATES have purchased
the entire stock of Drugs, Chemicals
Patent Medicines, Perfumery, Fancyn
Goods, &C., kept by J. R Squire, anP1tt
are now ready to accommodate all his
old customers and as many others as
ma call at their store ON Main street,
opposite Orange. 1t is their purpose
to keep all articles IN their line whicl,
they will sell at the very lowest fig1f
ures. Don't pass them by but call ind
and see their stock. Il