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IN MONROE. COMMON PLEAS.
Waterman Palmer Roswell Marsh, Admins
istrator of Joseph M. Mason,
Roswell Marsh, as deceased, Robert F. NayIor,
Administrator of and the creditors Of the late
JOS M. Mason ct al. firm OF NayIor s. Minor, will
take notice that depositions will be taken on be-
half of the complainant in the above case, ut the
Office of HoIIister, Okey & Hollister, in Woods
field, in said county, on the 10th day of June.
next. between the hours of o'clock A. M. and
O'Clock P. M. VIM. OKEY,
May 10, 1854. Mas. Com'r.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, MONROE
COUNTY, OHIO--PETITlON.
The State of Ohio, against Thomas d. Finney
THE defendant will take notice, that on the 18th
i day of October, 1853. civil action was COM
menced against him in tho Court of Common
Pleas of Monroe County. aforesaid; and there
upon, on the goth day of January. 1854. the plain
tiff took out an attachment against the property,
moneys, credits and effects of said defendant, who
is nonresident of this State. Said attachment
has been returned served
DANIEL II. WIRE,
May 8, 1854. Prosecuting Attorney.
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HENRY BACH'S EsTATE.-Noticei is here
Ill by given. that on the 18th day of April. 1854,
the undersigned received letters of administration
from the Probate court of Monroe county, Ohio,
upon the estate of Henry Bach. jr., late of said
county, deceased. LEWIS WALTER.
April 10, 1854.
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CONSUMPTION

larger proportion of deaths than any other malady that
diets the human family and until within few ther
has been any certain remedy stop the devastation
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g Vols. Beach's Practice,
so {" Fitch's Medical Lectures,
Forsale at KIRKBRIpE'S Med, Dep.
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Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry!

THE BEST REMEDY EVER KNOWN TO u An
For Coughs, Colds, Asthma. Group. Bronehsfis,
Breathing. Liver .9fecfions, Pain o.
Weakness Of the Breast o. Side.
asl First Stages If CoasuapfiQa. -
&C., &c, SC.
In short, this Balsam 10 peculiarly sdspted q
every disease of the Lungs and Liver, which u
produced by our ever-varying climate.
INrLuEMzA AND CoNsUMprioN 1T is indeed
melancholy truth that thousands fall victims o
Consumption every year from no other cause than
neglected colds; yet we find hundrede, and thou.
sands. who treat such complaints with the great.
est Indifference. and let them run ON for weeks,
and even nonths. without thinking Of the danger.
At frst, you have what you consider . siighs
cough or cold, allow business, pleasure, OF care.
lessness to prevent you from giving Il any alton.
ton; it then settles upon your breast. you become
hoarse have pains in the side Chest expetlossto
large quantities of matter. perhaps mixed with
blood; difficulty OF breathing epsues. snd ihea
you find your own foolish neglect has brought On
this complaint. IT, then, you value your life ee
health, be warned in time. and don't trif1e with
your cold; but Immediately procure bottle ortwa
H5ld Cherry. which is well knowp to be the most
speedy cure ever known. Is thousands viii testify.
whose lives have been saved by It.
For Influenza it Is the very best nediciaein NJ
world. 81
Be not deceived. remember that II is "Dr. MA.
W
most wonderful cures, and Il i the remedy hat
will afford you immediate relief
"a 8 q g 3 8 F.
Too Liues Saoed By the use IF only Tires Bst-
tiles of s.Wsstar's Balsam ef HSid Cherry"
s MT. EDEN, KY. July -, 1854
Messrs Harcourt Howard & &Co.-Cents:-The
CDR. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry thae I
bought of you has been of such signal benefit u
my family. that wish 10 make its vistsss knowa
for the benefit of the public.
My wife took cold at the time o. OF continss
meni, which settled on her LuLAs. The physi.
clans pronounced her disease consumption. She
had profuse night sweats. and bad coughs she
was gwen up, for We despaired Of her recovery.
aud her child partook Of her complaint She thsn
commenced taking "Wsssav's Balsoss If WSiS
Cherry" and three bottle: effected an entire cure
with her and the child both. .
have no doubt that they would have now been
in their graves If they bad not have used WiataSb
SETH r. sEARcr.
man of as much veracity as any. in thls country.
and man of good judgment, 90 We place entire
reliance on his statement.
HARcoURT. HOWARD Z CO.
Price 81 per bottle-six bottles for S6.
Sold by ]. ID. PARK, Cincinnati, q,
Northeast corner Of Fouth and w alnut strsets-
entrance on Walnut street-to whom oil ordsse
must be addressed.
For sale by ]. A.. & G.. H. Davenport.
| Woodsield; H. e. Kotzebue, Malaga,
Pollock. Carter & Co., Sun6sh; NJ. p,
Miles & Son. Spmerton; Cotton &
Buell., Marietta.
March 8, 1864.
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..DzThs late foreign arrivals show :
pfifht decline in -four.
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Woodsield Feb. %, 1854.
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Litten g. Horne,

Sunfisn Mills, June ii, 1854.
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April 5, 1853
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DEATH OF SAMUEL REEVE.

It gives us unfeigned sorrow to announce
the death Of Samuel Reeve, for many years
tobacco merchant of this city, and one Of
the most estimable and beloved members Of
this community. Mr.. Reeve died on the 18th
inst, at Cape May, New Jersey. whittier he
had gone for the benefit Of his health, which
had been for some time impaired. It is not
the language of formal eulogy which we use,
when we say that Mr.. Reeve was one of the
best of men, Christian indeed, whose reli-
gious faith was shown not only with his lips,
but in his life, and whose benevolence was a
thing ofpractice rather than theory. In every
practical religious and benevolent operation,
he was foremost, not with his mouth, per-
haps, but with his heart and hand. The af-
ficted and the sorrowful have lost in him a
sympathizing friend, the poor benefactor,
and the orphan institutions in this city cor
ner stone of the noblest charity to which the
humane and lovely spirit of Christianity has
ever given BIRTH
The funeral services of the deceased will
take place this morning at 10 O'Clock, at the
United Presbyterian Church, of which he
was member
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To THE PUgIIc.-Tbe numbar of ;,r

10 THE PUBLIc.-The number of ire.
mediable evils used by the use of Hair Touie,n
to the manufacturer of the celebrated "FLETcHss,s
HAIR Tonic" the propriety of cautionips the pubic
against all articles of the sort unless properly testsd
His own practical experience with the hair .atisSs
him of the great utility of the Fletcher Hair Tonic
and the very great danger of using any other without
being fully aware of its chemical properties II ia
melancholy indeed to see the most beautiful of ns
lures ornaments dried, shrveiled, and WASTED sw.y
by the improper use OF articles called Hair Tonic
The genuns FLETCHER'S HAIR Tonic is sold bv
Bennett Beers, A. Duvai, John Fl. Blair, Thomas
Taylor, Broad st., and under the American Hotel.
wholesale and retail, by the manufacturer
No charge for trial. JOHN JOHNSON
iyI7
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Cr "War, with all its horrors" Is not relept.
less an enemy to those fell diseases Scro-
fuls, Syphilis, Rheumatism, the imprudent of
Mercury, and other affections arising from tainted
and impure state of the Blood. CARTER's SPANISH
MIXTURE is the only remedy which will drive these
nsidous diseases from the system. Many have been
restored health no but for its timely aid, would
have sunk in despair. Do NOT DELAY, BUT TRY 1T
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-17

RIVERS AND HARBoRs.-Our neighbors of
the Enquirer are alarmed at proof of the
great power of the Schemes for Federal 40.
grandlzement," afforded in the passage of
the River and Harbor Bill in the House Of
Representatives; and it very plainly and fat
ly tells President Pierce that the country ex.
poets him to veto If.
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~ I7-dkelw

DON'r NEGLECT BAD Coin. IL MAJ
speedily lead you to the grave. Get bottI. ~ 'y
BI ER's AsopYHE CHERRY ExPEcroR.NT. STA
safe, Efficient and scientific remedy which b.. ~.
well tried and not found wanting M.n. nes oeen
have been informed of its composition psss !, m
their practices and have given certificates a..a IN
mending 1t In the highest manner. 1t is the bs.,
and other forms of common Colds. Bronchitis. A.,s
ma Group, Consumption in an early ssss .a's s
of that fatal disease. e0u ''ases
See descriptive pamphlets, to be had gratis of III.
a. Price for each only so cents or six bottle, foy
Z. II. STABLER L CO, Propr;sto,,
Wholesale Druggists, baltimore
PURCELL, LADD 4 Co.
Wholesale Agents, Richmond.
And BY Druggists and Merchants generally tb,ouyb.
out Virginia. ~ ~ 5 iaiyesn-
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WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE.

We noticed, on Tuesday last, the election
of Professor B. s. Ewell, of William and Ma
ny, to the Presidency of that venerable insti.
tuition. in place of Bishop Johns, resigned.
We consider it fortunate that the chair, so
ably filed by Bishop Johns. should secure the
services Of such man as Ewen. A ripe
scholar and true Virginia gentleman, with
as noble and generous heart as ever beat in
human bosom, President Ewell cannot fail,
whilst improving the intellectual capacities
Of those committed to his charge, to enlist
their warmest Affections towards himself per-
sonslly. The College cannot but continue to
flourish under such auspices.
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IHE CHARLOTTESVILLE JEFFERsosIAS has
just completed its nineteenth year We trust
1t may become an Octogenarian with our
friend Alexander, its hale and hearty Editor,
in its ripe old age.
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Inc last European mail brings intelligence OF
'ne death OF Peter Trezevant, formerly resident
o. Columbia, S. c., which place lie left about
thirty years since, to take possession of large
fortune inherited in England
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NEW SPECIAL rorTcns
ANOTHER REsIDEsrxH Of New YorI !

ANOTHER REsIDKETER Of New Yort cit,
testthes TO the good effects OF DR.. M,LASr,s e.,
DRAFTED Liver FILLS. Hear him, As1-
r,. NEW YoaK, Auguat 30 1sa
This - TO certify that ! have had the Liver e.
pisat for hvs years, during which time have tr;sd
ing OF Or. RLsne's Celebrated Liver Pin 81
Guided 20 ST box; did 20. aud ssn now slmo..
cured J tnink one box more will effect psrmaas. :;
cure can eneeriuiiy recommend these PfIIs 10 III
who may suffer from liver complaint. havs 80, "a
known them used with tins most happy rssnl,s :.
cases of sick headache or dyspe Dss fps 'e'''s IN
Mr.. SWIFT No fts attovr
r. 8. Tho above valuable medicine. sIso n a.,
LANES CELEBRATED vERMfFUpF -. ~. ~.
- Purchasers will be careful 10 ~ - 'y.
take none bat DIR. MLANE's LIVER PiIfsna
There are other Pills purporting TO be Live, p;i-
new before the public. ais
PURCELL, LADD CO.. pru,,,..
Bif-oAelW Richmond Il,
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STEALING Goops-.John B Scblief made

STEALING GOODS.-JOnu ID CCulici muuc
his appearance before the Mayor last Saturday. to
answer the charge of stealing goods to the amount
$50 so from Messrs. Kent Paine s. Kent, on the
27th of February last. Mr.. NJ B. Sweeney, who
has charge of the manufacturing department OF
Messrs K, p e. KS large establishments stated that
the prisoner came to the store in January, asked
for tailoring work, was given four coats to make,
which he completed and returned at proper time
On the 27th of February he again called for work,
received the goods to make eight coats, left the
store and has not since returned. On beirg ques-
toned he first stated that he had been sick and had
not finished the work.
Two weeks after he asserted that he had given
the goods to another man to make up-that he did
not know where he lived, and therefore could not
get the coats and since then he has stuck to that
assertion, but has made no efforts to recover the
property. Mr. Sweeney feeling satisfied that the
prisoner Obtained the goods with the intention Of
committing fraud, applied to the Mayor and had
A warrant issued for his arrest He was sent on to
the Hastings Court for further examination, and
committed to Jail in default OF $500 bail for his good
behavior.
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DEsrRucrIvE FIRE.-A FIRE occurred few DAYS
since at Madison, Fla, destroying large amount
of property. Particulars have not been recevea
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THE GERMAN TURNER's GYMNAsTIc
SOCIETY will make an excu: sion to Slash Cottage
to-day. Those who have never accompanied this
association in one of its pleasure trips will be high
" edited by joining them now The Armory Band
is engaged on the occasion, and those who wish tn
dance win have an excellent opportunity of doing
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Two men had their eyes blown out by the pre-.
mature discharge Of an anvil, which they were
using instead Of cannon, At Madison, Lake coun
", Ky, on the lth inst.
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SErrLEp.-John Reed, charged with as
sauiting aud beating William Cummings, ON Wed.
esday night last appeared before the Mayor, on
Saturday, and ailer the examination OF Witnesses
was discharged. -the evidence proving the CON-
plainant to be the aggressor.
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Richard D. Harlan, who was Lieutenant in
Captain Milman's company of Kentucky cavalry
in Mexico, and fought bravely on the bloody field
of Buena Vista, died on the 9th inst at Frankfort
XIV
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ARRIVALS AT TIE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
SATURDAY.

COLUMBIAN HOTEL.-W R Mallory, Capt A
Foster Petersburg; Capt Travis, Bait; Vaughn
Nottowsy; Smith, Richmond; FL Watson, New
York.
EXCHANGE HOTEL-B N Branch N C; MP
Brook and ladies, Fauquisr; ] Pettus, w r Cole.
man, Tyler, Col g Coleman, Louisa; J Mason,
j., Va; Ro Hudgins. Back River; r Bryan, lady,
daughter, : sons and svts Gloucester; J Barks-
dale, Amelia; w Moore, Lexington; w johnson,
Petersburg; Fl Southall, Smthfeld; Clay brook,
Tenn; F w Melnor. N J; N Barnwell and lady, s c;
w Wade and svt. Miss; w Humphreys, Fayette;
Simpson. Ala; Jones' Lynchburs;J Young.
Henrco; Hughes, Conn; L Richards, C; T
Coslter Richmond D C Bancroft Ga; Rev Mr. Jerry
and lady. Mo; Thos Rich, Washington; A q Jones,
Tappahannock; w Meagher, Stsunton; C E Reese,
Ala; A Levy and lady, Kanfrauer, Memphis; E
Stevenson and son, Louisville Ky.
AMERICAN HOTEL.-Wm Gray, Baltimore; A
Walen, Washington; w nj Amber Louisa; w w
Low, Cumberland; H Powers, Phla; E o Fitzger.
aid, Dinwidde; II Harvey and lady Alexa; w
Young. Gainesville; S Brooks M n Murver, N
York; T J Liprcomb, w Lasher, s c; Fisher,
w Irving g w Dabney, w Bayley, Lynchburg;
MIRA Watkins, w Lay, H Spnggin, J Mag
gah, Charleston.
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FIRE.-On Saturday morning last, about
2 clock, a small frame stable, near the corner of
Grace and Adams streets was set on fire and burn
ed
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Nxv Buny,rc Gnourp.-The COMMITTEES

New BuRYrse GRouNp.-The COMMITTEES
to purchase Buryius Ground for the pan OF the
city, have NOT ret decided whether they will take
Shores farm o. Blakeyss Both locations sre 20 %
mirably adapted to the purposes Of the city, that
the price will probably decide the choice Shores
contains seventeen acres more Of land than
Biakey 10 more ihan bali in original forest growth,
and il less likely to be taken into the city BY an ex
tension Of its limits. Besides some twenty acres OF
II might be appropriated to the burial Of colored
pei sons; but the Committee win probably be gov.
erned by the amount Of money TO be expended, and
may therefore select the other tract Of land.
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DIED.

On the 18th inst, ct Cape May. New Jersey, SAM
UEL REEVE. His friends and acquaintance are
invited to attend his funeral from the United Pres.
byterian Church, this (Monday) morning at 10 ocpk.
On Thursday last. 18th inst, after short Illness,
WILLIAM McLAUGHLAN, native of Scotland,
but for many years resident of this city.
CF Baltimore Sun and Cincinnati papers please
copy.
On yesterday morning at O'Clock, THOMAS NJ,
youngest child of William C. and Catharine Page,
aged year months and Is days. The friends and
acquaintances of the family respectfully invited
to attend the funeral this morning at 10 O'clock from
the residence of his father Grace between 18th
and 10Th SITS.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-W

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-We,
IN the Commissioners appointed by Henrico Coun-
ty Court will meet at the house Of VIM P. c. RAM
sey, THURSDAY, the 9th of the present month,
Duly.l at 4 O'Clock, p M, to receive proposals for
commencing at the county road, near Taliaferro's
mill, and passing up the Valley by Blakey's MILL and
continuing up Shed Town the intersection of 2.
and S4th streets.
Any information respecting the location of said
Road or the work to be done thereon, may be OBJ
tanned by application to either of the Commissioner
or Mr.. VIM. +. Hord.
WIN; &c; RAMSEY,
JOHN POE,
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1hh oohuition vi the stomach ls of vital
importance. No man, woman. or cbiIa 60. 'I 1
healthy unless the work of digestion is rerul.,iv
thoroughly and vigorously performed With three
yet the remedy is within the reach of ali u ara
LAMPS GERMAN BIrrERs prepared BY Dr.. C AZ
Jackson Pbadelphia, will surely creste regpls,
the friction of machinery Let the victim Of A..
pepss or indigestion in any of it's FORMS try il ,nd
we guarantee good appetite, physical visor firm
nerves SOUND sleep by night, and increased Cheerful
ness by day. iyI7-dS 81
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IANDLES-2O0b boxes Adamantine Can
~ dles; Is DO Hotsl Do; 50 DO. sperm dc. Just re-
es ~ sa .se '0i 's'' ~ TINsLEY, rARpY CO.
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4fFn U. S. MAIL STEAMSHIP

<@FKA q. y. w n Il 81 EAMNfTP
noon, July 18th, at 4 O'Clock, for NEW YORK. via
va
Freight received tc day (NONDAY) at - O'Clock.
and up to the hour of l O'Clock, P. M, TUESDAY,
18th inst
Passengers requested to be on board before thu
hour of departure, O'Clock P. NJ, Tuesday
of Basin
Passengers taking this ship for Norfolk charged the
same as BY the river steamers
N. B-The ROANOKE leaves every SATURDAY
morning at O'Clock, precisely.
jyl7-2t LUDLAM L WATSON
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NEW MEDICAL WORKs.-Huehes on

NEW MEDICAL WORKS.-Hughes on
IN the Lungs and Heart, Clinical Introduction to
the practice Of Anscultation, and other modes OF
Physical Diagnosis in the diseases of the Lungs and
Heart. BY II. Nj. Hughes, M. d. Second American
edition; vol 12mo-$l.
The Modern Treatment Of Syphilitic Diseases both
Primary and Secondary. comprsing the treatment 81
constitutional aud confirmed Syphilis by a safe and
successful method, with numerous cases, Forum
geon to the Queens Hospital, Birmingham; vol,
8vo-SI75.
The Pathology and Treatment of Pulmonary Tu'
bercuIosis; and on the local Medication of PhaIy1-
geai and Larypgesl Diseases. frequently mistaken
for, associated with Phthisa. By John Hughes
Bennett, M. D., r. r. s. F.-SI.25.
The American Journal Of Medical Sciences for Ju
ly.
The Medical News for July.
The London Lancet do
jyl7 No 1879 Eagle Square
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PORT or RICHMOND, July Is

ARRIVED,
Schr. Ocean Wave, Davis, Alexandria, coal, Stearns
l. Brummell.
SAILED,
Sshr. Richmond, Harris, New York, m3zs., David
Currie
Schr. Lewis McLsne. Bucklin, light.
Schr. Lightfoot, Bucklin, light.
Schr Coquette, Holmes, light
Sohr. Mary H. Mitlin, Carlisle, light.
Brig May flower, Barter, light.
Schr. Rio, CroweIl, light.
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subscriber is prepared L

w furnish WOOD, of the very best quality, in
quantities to suit Buyer, from half cord upwards.
Having now on hand the largest stock In the CITY.
and arran gements maze for constant and regular
ceipts customers and all in want, may rely upon ha
wing their orders promptly filled.
Receiving to-day, lot of nice dry Inch PLANK.
On hand, a general assortment Of Oak and Pine
LII MBER. C. WALTHALL,
On the Canal between 9th aud 7h SITS.
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The Anthracite Coal Business heretofore
conducted by ROBERTS l. LANCASTER, will be
continued by the dersigned, who returns thanks
for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon
the late firm, and solicts continuance Of the same
All orders for Coal left at his Office, 18th street.
between Main and Cary, in rear of Mr.. VIM. Gres :
ers Tobacco Factory or at the office of Mr.. Edward
D. Eacho, on l4th street., between Main and Frank
WRIT ROBERTS.
Richmond, July LIST, 1854. jy 17-2w
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
MONDAY MORNING. JULY Il, 1854
THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS.

Persons leaving home tor the Virginia
Springs and other Summer retreats, can have
the Daily Dispatch mailed to them for any
length Of time they may want It.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-01-06

MURDER ~ ToLEDo. john Fisk, last
Thursday night, assaulted man by the
name Of Author Greene, which resulted
in The death Of The latter on Saturday
morning. The circumstances Of the muir
der we're briefly these. Greene and Fisk,
in company with several others, called at
a grocery near the first lock, on the even
ing Of the murder, accompanied By wo-
man Of i'll fame. They drank several
times, and some Of them, including The
deceased and the prisoner, became much
intoxicated.
Fisk then began 10 boast Of his ability
to whip any man who said he could whip
big Joe, one Of The company. He made
some hostile demonstrations against
Greene, and ie latter was pufsuaded to
leave while Fisk was kepsin The Store for
some lime. When he left he went up
The Canal, in pursuit Of Greene, and
knocked him down. The murderer was
arrested and held in bail in $4,000 for
his appearance aiihe next term Of the
Common Pleas Couri.- Gin, Eng.