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The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-04-14
COMHEIS EEs.

Ma. Row:-Allow me. through your
paper. 10 recommend FREDERICK WEI
MER, Esq, for Commissioner.
IURKEYF0oT.
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The name Of the Post Office a
"Little Crossings" Nd, has been chan
ced TO "Granisville.
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Notice.
Estate of Jonathan Yoder,

Estate of Jonathan Yoder,
deceased.
4 ETTERS Testamentary on the es-
IA ta,e OF Jansthan Yoder, late OF
Shade township, deceased. having e6eh
granted to the subscriber. all persons
Indebted 10 said estate are requested to
attend al the late residence OF The oeceas-
ed, on Monday The 25ih day Of May
nex,. prepared to setlle; and those having
claims. ts presen, them 1t lie same time
and place. properly authenticated.
CHRISTIAN PETERMAN,
Cf Shade township,
SAMUEL HOLSAPPIB,
Of Paint township.
ApriI IA. '46 Ct. Executors.
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Lot of Ground,

situate in the borough Of Stoysiown. So
mersel county. containing one csurih Of
All acre more or Ies>; adjoining msin
street sh the sonIh. Iog Of Benjamin Ber-
kew on the west, lot Of Jonathan Stailer
on the north and lot of Henry Ilarner
on the east, on which are erected TIVE
Story frame dwelling house. and stable.
with the apperlenances-as The properly
Of the said Christian Knee. deceased. IN
The hands nf John -CeVer. administrator
with The will annexed. of Christian Knee.
deceased, and Michael Zimmerman,
guardian "f George Knee, heir and ie-
gal representative Of said Christian Knee.
deceased. a, the suii OF Samuel himmeI,
for the use OF John IL. Snyder.
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All ;ihe right. title, interest and CLAIM
Of Squire Hall. Of, in. aud 10 one
AOF OF ere YRDa

sIluale IN The IOwn oil Sniylhheid, onm'
ersei county, Pa. containing ore halt OF
an acre more o. less; bounded on the
east BY lot Of Doctor Fry, on the west
by iot OF William Richards. on the north
BY ar alley, and main street OF The south,
OH which are erecied2 tso story dwell
ling houses, one occupied new as iaS-
ern stand, and a stable with The a?2erie-
nces-as the property Of the said
Squire Hail, at The sail Of John
McC Clialock, OF ].
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Tract of Land.

situate in Broihersvally township, SOM
erset cuanly, Pa, containing 2D6 acres
mere er less; about 80 acres clear, and
about so acres in meadow, bounded by
lands nf Frederick Hoover. George Hoo
ser. Solomon Barklev add others, on
which are erected a two story log dwell
ing house, and large bank barn and sta
BILE. &C., apple orchards on The premi-
ses. with the apPeuenances-ss the prop
erly Of the said Daniel Hoover, al the
suit Of William Hoover.
Also
al The right. tile, interest and claim
Of Jonas Hesshherger, Of. in, and 10 a
certain
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NRAgH or 1lNDa

situate 10 CoHemsugh township. So
mersei COUNTY, Pa. containing lo9 a.
eres more or less; abouI loo acres clear,
10 acres in meadow. bounded by lands Of
Jacob BIough. Christian IIOcksteIler,
fosl Blough, Jacob s. Miller and Peter
Hickman and Others; on which are erec-
ted a dwelling house. stable aud barn, a
large apple orchard Oh The premises,
vilh The spperIenances-as the property
Of he said jonas Hershbeiger. al the suit
of Abraham tIershberesr, 70. the
use Of Daniel Fash.
ALSO
By virtue Of wfii Of II. Ia. Inqui-
siIioa waived.
All The right, title, interest and claim
Of James Black. of. in. and TO a certain
IR.1CT OF LAND.
situate in Addison township, Somerset
couniy, Pa. conlsining i58 acres more
Or less; about sc acres clear, and about
acres in meadow. adjoining lands Of Js-
cob Wilhslm, William Harden and Chris.
lian Fike. on which are erected a two
story log house. potter kiln. an apple
orchard and cabin barn with the appene
naRces-as the property Of the said
James Black, at The sui Of Mary
Dayisoa.
JACOB PHILIpPI. Sh'f.
Sheriffs Office. Somerset
April =. 1916.
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All the right, tile. interest and clai
Of Daniel Hoover, OF in and Ie a cerls
nlaalaIion Or
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ALSO

All the right. lille. interest and claim
Of Christian Knee, deed, of, IN, and 10
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IessEre. OEicr. Somerse;( Taess1ses
Marcia 81. Is
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u.ck and weigh 81 to the bushel Rye |, held a, %

lack and weigh 81 u 10 the bushel Rye Is held at 90
cts in the alp without Gales
wyJrsKY-We note seles $50 bbis Western and State
Prison b5is d: 81 Drudge is held al "a cts and Is
not active.
H.y-Moderatc demand a, oalOO cts. aud bu, prime
lots bring over 95 cts.
FEaTHERS-A sale of 5000 u good Live Geese was
rnsds ., 10 eta and 1903 do at 81 CTS. y u
BoNE-ss!es i0 900 ID Northwest at 81 cts. cash.
orr-Three hundred hbls Crude Whale have been
taken for hone use at So cts: cash Lnseed is quiet
Lard is in fair inquiry at 7oa7 cts. , gal.
Srrns-Ua note farther sales 100 tcs CIssn Ella, a.,
II IS Roush is l0251lo 37i but hear Of no sales
Clover is firmly held a,lG1ll cts.
TALLoW-Suictly prime is 7:a7; cts A sale of
5000 u made at the lower Fn'e
RIcF-The market ranges from to cts = Is with
sales yesterday of 300 ;cs. within that range
NAVAL. STOREs-Thcye has beena negotiation ssid
10 embrace 1000 or 5000 oois urpentne out the percu
ars We did not learn. Holders ask IS 90.
glDEs-we note sale 1900 Vera Cruz and 100 San
Juan AT / Cts 8 mos.
HEMp-A lot of $50 bales fair Dew-rotted changed
hands AZ 500 mos Dressed ranges from sl20 10 $3.50
and water rot,ed from sl3o TO sl70 = ton.
pRoVISIONs-We hear OF no transactions in Pork or
the spot excepting 100 bas Prime at 10 5 sale of 200
bbs new on the voyage. made SO so and Sl3 co.
Beefs7 1878 So and S5G5 So with moderate trade de-
nand sopr ia lower and dull. Prime Mess for export
il az mn Picked Meats nominally &c for Hams
and for Shoulders Sales 40 pkes Shoulders al 81 cts
Ci,v er,nked Hams are 9tGllc Shoulders 7c Sides
30 Rref6,67c. Lard i5 quiet At siBS:c. Sales 7000
or aO00 N second quality = cts. Butter and Cheese
yi,hopt na-tcular change Western Dairy Butter is l3
ai6 Ohio llial2: Cheese 717t, with hight demand
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Things in philadelphia.


PHILADELPHIA Jan. l3-P. NJ.
The Oregon meeting last evening, 1T the Museum,
vss arpe but composed of strange material Boo Tyler
presided assisted by such men as Calvin Blythe Col.
slr0nce Dr. Bunting Col Jack, Col Dickson, and some
half dozen other COones. kinsloe the Editor OF tue
Times presented the resolutions, which Of course went
ia for the whole Of Oregon, and were unanimously
adopted. ~ IL, l;
lecpre- Labor The basis of the Rights OF Property
tomorrow evening the Musical Fund Hall, for the
benefit of the poor, and crowded house he VIII DC
greeted with.
evening in Second.st. near Chestnut.
Edward G. Dale has been elected President ofthe
Wilmington Railroad Company, and John Tucker OF the
Reading The Stockholders OF the latter Company held
their annual meeting yesterday when very satisfactory
report was presented by the Board OF Managers
The release of the notorious Jack Gibson, charg
ed with picking the pocket OF Mr. Matthews, and oHct
corviced) upon bail by the Court oSessions looks very
suspicious Gibson is an expert rogue, and "eahy be
hdes
Alexander Marshall. quite an elderly man, was
this morning convicted of passing s. counterfeit notes
spon the Mechanics Bank, Baltimore and sentenced to
years imprisonment.
Benny Blink, the burglar will be tried tomorrow,
also, McMullen. the rowdy.
fair amount of business was done in stocks to-
iay. but prices fuctuating throughout. Penna
piyss sold at &c. decline of U. States Bank at a.
decline l. Reading sold at 2a, an advance Of Ken
msky fell q.
A large meeting was held last evening at the
County Court House TO discuss the expediency of ap-
popra,pg the proceeds OF the Public Lands for the
tbrora,ion of Slavery. resolution was introduced to
bu effect by Thomas Earle Esq. Alter number OF
,eakers had addressed the audience amongst whom
ware Messrs Earle Cavender Rankns Benson, Coeelns
md a colored man named Hsrr;son-whosc remarks
were received with great applausethe resolution ask
ipg Congress to consider the expediency OF appropr
upg the proceeds OF the sale OF the Public Lands Tor
he purchase OF Southern Slaves, submitted to the
meeting and was carried with few dissenting voices.
Ater appointing Committee. consisting OF Messrs.
sehoseld Mullen. Earle Cavender. Benson, PEBBLES.
Rankin Coggins Jackson, Atrnore and others, 10 petition
Congress in conformity to the intention of the resolution
The meeting adjourned.
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Interesting from Harrisburg.
coyressondence OF The Tribune.

rnrreseondence OF Ihe tribune
HAnRIsnuno. Jan. y, 1916
Business is progressing rapidly here. - some ON.
new Counties are asked tor and presume og $50 20
Ss.e, viii cut and carve up genuine Wig Co1nt.es 10
10, heir own purposes They wan, an Oregon County
80. - believe skunk and Dallas County. ..,
Petitions have eeen ~ p IAN District and think he
IT The Friends of the New-York and Ere Rairoad
connanv are in the fed urging strongly the passage Of
"a. tor the nigh, of way through Pike County which
s probably DC granted toward the close OF the session
I. resolution was this morning offered In the
ue pstructing the Committee on Vice and immoral
Nv 70 inquire into the expediency OF reporting ,h TaI
SbinQ the question of granting tavern licenses 10 inc
I which after considerable opposition on the part oil
&. Magellan was adopted similar resolution, offer
- hv Tr Webb in favor Of the sale OF spurious liquors.
bill to prevent kidnapping is before the House,
- n memorials, &c on the subject Of Capital Pun-
.hmrrt have been referred 10 select committee OF
which Benjamin Matthias ei Philadelphia Is Chairman
Won NAV expect powerful report.
Railroad Convention is now about assembling.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-14
TgE SOUTHERN vzATL.

,~s. r,ovenen, something looking like War in
scs and preparing for it, made in the Senate on
Se SSe.Ssy This the introduction OF B.ll from ihe
s;ree on Naval Affairs (tounded doubtless on esti'
e. from the proper Department. ior the constrncnon
~. .,eam vessels Of war and tppropriatne between
a.,S six millions Of dollars for the purpose Ihls
~ do for esnnine; but it is not more man one
I'll ~ s ,be amount which ought 10 be forthwith APP
pan,ed for the purpose (iu addition TO 'he or
~ Naval expendi;ures) If we seriously eSpec. 70
bTe sssn,snt eeea,t MAT Intel.
,,r-1so OF SLAvE-HoLDEKs.-A meeting OF
AIs,;.,. ,Yss held at Centrevle, Md. on Tuesday
soT iSe purpose of taking action in reference
AZ 'o .e lps. Of their slaves oy abscondng. and OF
3..,ns .ueh measures as might be deemed advisable
=. .Ss Better security of such property IN lusue & se
is esolu,ons were adopted in reference 10 .ne e7
hs' runaway slaves who were arrested IN Oei
ape a. through the of Aboton.sts tbaeun'
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viudication of Dir. A. G. Ransom.

To he Editor Of The Tribune:
was panied Oh reading the article in The Tribune
Of Saturday last over the signatures of two respectable
citizens of Greene to find ausion TO A. G. Ransom
ESQ formerly OF that place. calculated to inurc his repu
son our Of the vicinity where all the facts aud circnm-
stances may not be known. Having had conversation
with the Hon. Counsel opposed TO Mr.. Ransom in the
Chancery suit Of which shall speak, became somewhat
familiar with the facts and circumstances out OF which
the indictment mentioned in said article They are
substantially follows Mr. Ransom held claim against
an individual in Broome County OF about SlOOO This
debtor suddenly disposed of farm belonging TO him, and
which all nearly all the visible property be had
Mr. R. suspected the sale thereof made 10 avoid the
payment OF bis clsimhe obtained therefore, from The
debtor bond and warrant of Attorney-periected his
Judgment thereon and employed John a. Collier. Esq.
then OF Bnghamton 10 hle bill in Chancery and place
he purchaser OF the land under an injunction 10 stay the
disposal OF the by him. ii the question of fraud
could be examined Afterwards it seems. that the debt
and said purchaser of the farm complained before The
Grand Jury that Mr. R. promised not to perfect his udg
n.nt on said bond and warrant till the debtor had time
hpsce on record certain mortgage; when he, Mr. H.
Immediately entered up his judgment On this state oi
hts substantially, said indictment was found
Having resided i'll the same vicinity With Mr.. H. ana
h.n personally and professionally acquainted with him
spe.iod from II Is years aud believing that said
hdctrent was unwarranted and the made of II il
d article calculated 10 prejudice him In the eyes o the
community out of the vicinity OF his former residence.
knnpeied by high OF duty. friend 10 truth
ndrsice 10 make this communication. having no doub,
aycur Willingness TO aid in arriving at the truth.
Yours, &c HORACE DRESSER
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-14

FLOUR AND MEAL-Genesee is heavy today there
i.,rs or no shipping demand snd the inquiry for
So,ns nse aud the East very light we quote 1915
sit with very small amount of transactions We note
sales 200 bbls round hoop Jersey st5 5C Orleans is
sSs5 Sa, In southern We hear Of but small tfsnssc
,;oIs Good brands GEORGETOWN, Richmond. Baltimore
Brandywne c &C. are 75Ss6 CO. ~, Sales s Of fancy
Ior.a WasI IA sailing m lets at co. The sails OF Bran
DIVINE e reported yesterday al o6s Bag Meal Is
al "A for Yellow and White. Western snip slnHs LOO
Is cts Buckwheat is less plenty al 81: s, c~t-
GRAIN-Nothing doing in Wheat win iair supplies.
sale of 5000 bushels old Southern Corn was made at
70c weight for disung and $500 bushels Yellow Jersey
for shipment, terms no, made public Barley ne.a
firmly - for good parcels Sales Canal oals In ots
al $3.50. OF the Prince Edwards Island Osts noticed
few days since 500 bushels sold al 81 Cts Ihey are
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-14
The state Printing by Contract-Evils to
Printers.

To the Editor Of The Tribune
In a late No. of your paper you express great
qualification at prospect that the State Printing will
be let out by contract the lowest bidder and have
a, ditfe-en, times on former occasions advocated a
similar mode for The disposal of the Congressional
and your own City printing. The working classes,
Mr.. Greeley, regard you as an honest and sincere
friend aud much reliance is therefore placed upon
your ud gment. Now, Sir as OF that class, VIII
YOU permit 10 ask, il, il your Oft repeated and
strenuous advocacy OF the contract system you are
not sustaining of the most efficient measures loi
which there unhappily too many Tor The depression
of those for whom your sympathles are 30 much Gu
listed? II looks so 20 me: and when, In connection
with your forcble expositions of our claims TO re-
.nunerating reward for our labor, you advocate
system which however just in itself, and beneficial
Us il might be in better of things is pressing
an iron hand upon as your good will and kind
wishes seem too much like the mere WORD of
promise to the ear.
have no hope of getting long article into your
paper. and this communication shall be briefer than
| should like to make IL But allow me very
few lines. Some years ago, in your old New
Yorker you held language similar 10 this The
man who hires his fellow man cheaper than his
labor is worth merely because he may, is an en-
envy TO the human race and should be esteemed as
SUCH" Aud few days since (ins.sncing printing to
illustrate your subject you spoke in strong reprehen-
sion o those who being able 10 pay fair price for labor
yet avail themselves OF the services OF such as necessity
and not the lc,l" induce TO work for what price IS
offered till carrying with them others of better disposi
but less ability standard OF wages established
below reInunerating if not ltrRg scae Now IN ms
of printing by you not accomplish
ing the very thing you have thus condemned II the
printing put by contract TO the lowest bidder wnere
will II be likely to go Into the airpaying establish.
ments. or Technically into the rat Offices Who
will be benefited by il Hei who ia willing his work
shall live in degree OF comfort or ne Wno IN
your own language, will hire cheaper than labor is
worth merely because he may" There can be no
doubt about the result of the matter the wages OF the
operative will come down. and in your upon this
question by allowing the Of the politician to over
come the prompings of the phianthropist, you have
placed pourse where many whose appreciation in other
things you have secured greved 10 see you stand
A JouRNErMAS PRINTER.
ls~ This can be fixed just right by three lines in
the State Printing bill stipua,ng that the contractor
for the State Printing shall in case pay less for his
work than the regular Journeymen's prices, under
penalty of foreitng double the amount of his saving
by hiring boys and two rhirders at rat prices
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-14
;THE MOST BWiLLIaNT FETE OF The 5

rINHE most BXiLLIANT EETE OF the Season
"A Grand Ball IN hOuor of Henry Clay, will he given
BY the Kuckerbocker Clay Club Monday evening, Feb
tuary 2, $40, et the Apollo Sslonn Broadway.
COMMITTEE.
r. A. Tamadge, L scogen. D. Francis Bacon,
Jacob Acker Geo. A. Halsey, Owen w. Brennan
LANES K.lly Robt e. Tayor. John Ward,
Henry w Merritt Fredck Frye T. z. Tomlinson,
n Hart F. c. Speisht, Geo. E. KeocE,
Joseph P Pirssop J. Edwards Jas b. Taylor,
Hrman ~. Childs, w. CALDWELL Jos N. Barnes,
Asa B. M-sch, Michael smith, Jno J. r Drpuy,
NJ Lrferls T. T. JACKSON Withheld Case
William Wells B. A. Meyereau, Jas 3 Ihayer,
NJ s Thresher George A. Hood, Albert A Rogers,
J. T NJ BieaAley George F. Nesbiti, Am4sa Hagar,
X " O,borp Chas NJ cDougsll, VIM. b. Merch,
ITr,sh D.yls A. NJ. Flint, Hiram CorwIn
YIN y Smith Juhu Buordman Nicholas Carroll
n Howard Csryill VIM Adams, A.W. Stoutenburgh
w. Davis Greene John For, Geo. Boyd.
E D. Mckinney, DANIEL Carpenter,
Tickets To- he had of ali the above committee and al all
Whig head quarters IN lhe city.
Wallsce's celebrated Coilon Band Is engaged-Leaoer
Mr. Edward Kendall.
new and original piece OF music In homer OF Henry
Clay composed and for The occason will be per-
formed during ipermssion, by The entire band, LED by
Mr.. Edward Kendall.
The ball room will decorated for the occasion in man
ner never surpassed by any thing OF the kind IN the history
of walls IN The United States
il2 ID. FRANClS BAUM, SecIetdry
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Books.
TO FARMERS AND EMIQRAN rs

TO FARMERS AND EMIGRAN is.
PPLETON co have recently uuDlisheI The Earm-
n er's and Emgrsnrs Hand Book. being full and COM
plee guide for Farmer aud Emsrsnt. compr.ipg the
Gle sng Of Forests md Prsre Land Gardening, Farming
generally Farery Cooke and the Prevention and Gu
Of Diseases with copious Hints R.c.p's and Tables By
j T. Marshall. vol. l2mo Ilustra'ed-S'.
Stable Economy: Treatise on the MANAGEMENT OF
Horses in relation to Stabling. Feeding. Watering ahd
Working By John Stewart, Professor OF Veterinary Me-
dic,ne-trom The third Eng.b edition: Revised and Adapt
ed to American Focd and Climate by B. Allen Editor OF
the American Agricul'ursL Illustrated win - EnSraV'
ings; ! vol. l2mO. 81.
No one should build stable, horse, without ron-
sulug excellent directions for stabng and using tN
In thts OF Stewards IL invaluable pddo
mecun for all who have the luxury OF a stable"
Evening Mirror
Rural Economy in It's relations with Chemistry Physic
aud Meter ology or Chemistry applied TO Agrcum e, by
J. B. Bcuissang gault, trHnsatod with notes by o. Law
vol l2mo. 500 pages-Sl 81.
The perusa of This work will sid the Farmer greatly Ia
obtaining practical and scientific kuowle OF his ptoteS
s;on CiI4 ,tis1 IA ulsrcan Agriculturst-
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-14
MARRIED..

On the 18Th by Rev. Dr.. Tying, William E. Lawrence
TO Rachel A. Mickle, of this city.
A, Brooklyn, ll,h, Capt. Abraham n Pickett to Maria
" Al lc o.~ego 9Th, Austin c. Pendeld, of Eyrs. o. to
A, Canandsigus, 5th. Harvey Bushnell to Candace B.
Johnson 3s, ult saral r. E7arts to Satira suther.
land
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-14
GeneraI Notires.

ry Fourteenth Ward.-At meeting OF the Wing
young Men this Ward, held al The Broadway House. on
Moncay eyering i2h purpose cf e!-ccg dse
Delegates h- Wing Young Mems General Committee,
CHARLES R. WEBSTER, Esq called 10 the Char,
and w DEsESDosF appointed Secretary The call Of
the meeting hariug been read. oou the meeting pro-
ceeded mark, wher.upon The following gentlemen were
chosen such representatives
JOHN cANAvELLo, JOHN L MARTIN.
Il P. HERDMAN. THOMAS HYSLOP,
JOHN HOLDSWORTH.
On motion the following resolution was unanimously
adopted
Reso-ed This, the Delegates eject from this Ward the
whig Young Mems General CoIrmtee are hereby instruct
ed as auxiliary 10 the Wing General Committee.
Resoy,d Ths, In. proceedings OF this meeting be pub
Iished.
On NOTION the meeting s' 'joGrned
CHARLES r. WEBSTER chairnsn.
". pEsESDoRF, Secretnry. II
T National Fire Insurance Company, Ofice
No. So " as with aing losses BY The great fre il
this city on the 18th Of July last which they promptly paid
The Company is doing large ard rapidly Increasing
business in consequence oheir prudence taking
5000 in sly risk, which they s adhere to- and
By scattering their rsks hazard loss in any
ordinary IRE than that amount By which additional
security rendered The Insured with their
safely invested capital
Joseph w. Savage, VIM G. Ward
y
San:' $. Doughty, John +. MacAis
John Brouwer, John Nc Chain
Stephen HoI, John Newhouss
Florence Mahony, Jacob Miller
Wm- ". Campbell
JOSEPH W. SAVAGE. President
VIM Jas. BoGes, Secretary.
n. B-Appcs:ous for insurance attended without de-
Law al the Oce No. 50 Wa.s and also for the convenience
and the public in the upper part OF the city, By
c. McIntre agent No. 3oi Hudson-t OF Spring
a. and by L. Newman, agent, Of Avenue C. AMI
4h-sL i22 lmi-
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-14

FIRE AT BLOOMINGTON, lA.-On New-Y S
Se,wo Of the college buildings were entirely destroyed
asnau building containing the extensive libraries Gp
Pcasus &c. escaped with but liiile injury
ARRIVAL ExrRAoRDINARY.-Last evening the
sey Boat from the other side the ice having broken
IVY about noon. made her appearance al our lanons
z' The cheering of throns OF spectators The TiVer
Se Yesterday about shteen inches and We may nope
wa 70 see our harbo, tree from ice.
ST. Louis Gazette Sd.
SMALL Pox At LANE SEMINARY.-A case OF
r pos mas within few days occurred at the Semi
,aS The patient is Mr.. Rankin from Illinois, who
He disease, III supposed while engaged IN the be-
..sas work OF distributing tracts.
80 letter from Richmond {Na-) says: a re-
non has been made by The authorities of Parkers
is ios three hundred stand OF arms, and they have
- ssni from the Aruory. The cause OF this rcquis
G fnres, on the part OF the Ohio people 10 invade
""n' and hberate the kdnappers there confined
Baltimore Patriot.
NJ y The Vicksburs Phig has sta,emen: tina,
dav. who shot Geo W. HANNA AZ that place some
10 hee has been acqui,sed-as the act was proved
.ave Been committed in selfdeience
u,,s Henry Leach and George Campbell charged
i,s zee murder Of Ohs Arnold in New.Orleans on the
na'e been examined and discharged
b,: The Common Council Of Alexandria, D. c.
ssseo resolutions, unanimously in favor of retro
'S'''sa oi inc town Of Alexandra to Virginia.