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Afactory has been established in New Orleans for
tde manufacture of rope both from cotipn and
hemp. Large quantities have been put upon the
nArket and sold In that city at full prices.
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Az ARMY OrEicxn RxsIGsxp.-The Washiues
ton Star says, that. Breyet Captain Hamilton l..
Shields OF the Sd Artillery U. 8. A. has re signed.
His resignation took effect on the l7th Inst,
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READY-MADE CLOTHING FOR

PEADY-MADE CLOTHING FOR
~ THE SPRING AND SUMMER, 1851 am
now in receipt of unusual large stock of Spring and
Summer CLOTHING, embracing all of the latest
Spring styles Having now open the larger portion
of my Spring stock solicit an early call from my
spared no pains to have my stock gotten up n su-
perior style Of choice selections, to sustain the high
reputation which the house has attained. for selling
good and well-made Clothing. from the finest to the
lowest grades Terms unusually low, for cash.
j. ID. GOODMAN
No. 134 Main street, opposite Eagle Square
m B.-Received to-day, large stock of Trunks.
vaIices, Carpet Bags. India Rubber Over Coats
Cloaks Cspes and Satches, all of which will be sold
st the lowest cash prices
NH Is J. D. G.,
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SINGULAR REEcouNrRn.-The washington stsr
relates asinsalar occurrenee in barbers' shop In
mat cify, Tuesday evening. Col Mr7cHIL OF M.
nesota, entered the shop sin IN excited seates--
which we suppose to mean that condition in which
q man may mistakes lamp-post for grenadier-
and accosted the gentleman undergoing shave, as
an acquaintance. although perfect stranger. He
immediately afterwards apologised CLARK MILLS
the artist next took the chair. and the excited gen.
tleman advanced towards him, saluting him offen-
sively, and putting his hand on the artistss face
rubbing 1t roughly and rudely. He Immediately
apoogised and took his seat, but soon returned to
the charge declaring he had been insuted and must
have satisfaction. The barber sought to quiet the
excited man of Minnesota; but without success
Finally, the artist worn out with the annoyance,
seized the ioot-stool and laid out Col. Mitchell at
full length upon the floor. The wound inflicted by
the blow on the head was severe, but not DANCE
rous. The occurrence was the subject of town talk
for an hour or more. 9.A.. .ss es--t
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ma Tim

FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY.
THE VALLEY COMPANY OF WINCnEsTER, Va
B. w. KNOWLES, Agent.
Office at the Bookstore of KNOWLES & WAL
FORD, corner Main and 11th SITS.
EFA few dollars paid for insurance, is security for
thousands. NH 6-dlm
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The PUBLIC LANDs.-Inthe Senate Tuesday Mr.
Hunter introduced bill to graduate the price Of
the public lands and bill to cell certain portions
of the public lands to the States in which they lie
for the purpose Of constructing railroads and ca
nails
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THE Hoo TRADE OF THE WEsT.-The Price
Current, of Cincinnati, publishes its final report
of the hogs packed in the West, showing net In
crease in the number, of 1888 0o0 being equal to Is
per cent over last year. The report embraces 2GO
points, and is the fullest ever published.
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PLOT DIscLosEp.--We are adsised, says tho
Henderson. KY, Reporter, Of the l5th. that Mr.. a.
B. Barret, from whom four negroes runaway
few weeks ago discovered plot amonsa hia ne
sroes TO decanp in numbers. He shipped tour
teen 10 the southern market-supposed to have
been about ready to take up the line Of march 70
Canada, or elsewhere.
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THE RECENT FIRE AND Loss OF LIFE IN New
ORLEANs.--The loss by fire in New Orleans on the
10th inst, in Magazine street, amounted to $780,
600, of which 1928 500 was insured. Daniel Wood
ruff, who was killed during the fire, was an exempt
fireman, and President of the Exempt Fireman's AS
sociation. VIM. Mcleod, foreman of No 2, had
one arm broken in two places and a leg broken in
three places and was otherwise injured He died
on the 18th from his injuries. Samuel 6. Risk and
Stephen OLeary were also much injured. All four
were Exempt iremen, and each had been foreman
of No. 2 Engine company. The remains of Daniel
Woodruff were inferred on the 18th with much
ceremony. l1
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The Supreme Court Of Michigan has decided
that II shipper OF goods has received etacn to
ssend them by sail, ana ho sonds them by steam -
saer he L liable ior ths loss o the goodss - MOI
performing the terms of his order.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE A Dr.
" JOINING THE CITY. AT PRIVATE SALE.

Y JOINING THE CRY, AT PRIvATE SALE.
That beautiful and commanding situstion, contain
ing twenty-five or thirty scIes adjoining the elty,
called MOUNT PROSPECT," (Iate BSnkford,t Il
offered at private SALE and is unriysed iu bsauty of
situation and purity Of water. This property will
10 short time become q valuable addition TO the
CITY, when laid off into building lots: such fevors-
bic opportunity for profitable Investment Il rarely
met with A bridge will soon be built over The g.
nal opposite to it, which will make the distance from
of the city. ,,r,.r.sfs,f fsllet.sft 10 hEsgsF Il
isa@aawtsr law arp', ~ : TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS. .
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TROUBLE IN EsFoRcINe THE MAINE LiouoR
LAW IN HuRoN--There has been great difficulty IN
enforcing the Maine Liquor Law in Huron, Micbt
gan. Those who are opposed to the law, are bitter
in their efforts 10 defeat it, and some of the lowen
description Of topers have attempted to crafty their
spite by burning houses. number of houses had
been burned, and plots for firing others were dis.
covered. But the authorities avow that they mean
10 enforce the law no matter what happens.
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BALLARp's HAIR DYE i-NEw AN

BALLARD's HAIR DYE New AND I'm
PROVED EDITIoN-THE CHEAPEST AND BEST IN
THE WORLD -Warranted not only to color the Hair
any shade from light brown to jet bla ok in twenty
minutes but to correct all bad colorng produced by
any other Dye and is positively way injurious. 1t
is the most complete and desirable article offered
TO the public Price 81.
BENNETT & BEERS,
ma Tim Agents for Richmond.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

~ The circulation Of the Daily Dispstch sxeseds
sonsdershlv that Of all the Daily papsn Of RshmonA
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ATTEMPTED ESCAPE OF ASLAvE.-Capt MALLo-
BY of the bark Julia Dea from the port Of Charler
ton, when three days out found negro man named
William, the property of Bromn 4 johnson of
Charleston. He placed him on beard the bark
Jeddo bound for Charleston. Capt. M. deserves
credit ior his promptness in doing justice to the
rights and laws of the community with which his
vessel was trading: et.9s efsHf 8
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snow storm prevailed in Baltimore ON Wednes-
day. Here we had very cold rain all day. be.
lever in the "goose-bone" in Baltimore, had pre-
dicted certain number Of SHOWS, and the Patriot
gives him credit for this upon the thirteen Jet
due ssss SO 5ssssa
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DEATH OF A DISTINGUISHED CHARLEsToNIAN.-
The Hon. KERR BoYcE died in Charleston Sunday
night, in the 6sth year of his age. He had been
public man for many years, and when he died was
President of the Bank of Charleston, an institution
of very high and extensive reputation, which he
had conducted with great ability. Allhis relations
in life were exemplary, and he died esteemed by
his fellow citizens generally.
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NAvAL.-The D. 8. sloop-of.war Decatur ailIrs'
mains st the anchorage of the Naval Hospital, hcr
ssiinv orders having been revoked by the 6ecre'
taTy of the Navy. Her destination wss for the
Pacific, but II 10 not now known whore she viii be
sent a ssast
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NorIoE.-I again tender my services Ia,
my friends and fellowcitizens for the Office Of HIGH
CONSTABLE, In the city Of Aichmond 1t the emu
Ing election Should it be their pleasure to elect ma
" WIN ne my pleasure to serve them to the best ef
jaS1 @ GEO w T0IER
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RAILROAD GuIpE.-We are indebted to Mr.. GEo.
M. WEST for Disturnells Railway guide for 1854,
improved, corrected, and extended to suit the
changes that have taken place within the year.. It
is capital and most useful book as well to others
as to the Traveller. sf-sss848
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Santa Anna Ii is said has scut an orderto Messrs.
Au,ee. the great cannon manufacturers at Spring.
field. Massachusetts, for two hundred guns Of from
ten to fifteen pound calibrc each, and that the pay.
mont of the order, which OF course, includes tie
suuply of a vast amount Of ammunition, muaketry.
reyolrers, &c. IL To be made contingent on the pas
SAGE OF the Gadsden treaty. n
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NoTIoE,-At the solicitation Of many
friends and acquaintance, hereby announce uysef
city of Richmond - -. = = -, -
fes-h 3'h'F S D. BAKER, JR.
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By the request of my friends, i annonncoi
myself candidate for the Office of HIGH CON9TA.s
tion. .,f R-lIef s. ~ ~. = -'''s S'oSl oSslll
fe 6-dtd Js r TINsIrv
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PERSONAL ALrERcArros IN THE NEW tEa1Y
ION rnn,ent of the New Jersey Legislature, an I'M
Inieasant I altercation took place between Mr. Rafier
- ! ,nember of the House, and Col. Lewis Per.
rine, an aid of the Governor The former accused
~. ~ sin Committee Col Perrne went to Mr.. Raf-
sertv desk and called him into the lobby and there
str,ck him. Mr.. Perrine was arrested and brought
TO the bar Of the House, where he was com
mitted to the custody OF the Sergeant Of Arms. =
i. Governor to dismiss Mr.. Perrine from bis com.
mission and approving the course Of Mr.. Rafferty,.
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CAPT. HUNTERS WHREL.-We believe it was not
Alvarado Hunter who invented the wheel that was
for some time patronised by the government. This
wheel we think was hidden affair--as well as
very singular affair. Capt H. presented its merits
to the government in such attractive light thatit
was Immediately taken into favor and no less than
FIVE steamers were built after his model and they
proved to be perfect failures There united coss
was 1854 900. Itwas certainly time then if not be
fore for the government to right about Wheel SO far
as that in venton was concerned. 1t has finally we
believe died out and will cost no more money for
experimenting
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HAVANA CIGARs.-Wm. D. MERIwETH
invites the attention of dealers to his stock of CT
CARS, the largest in this CITY, and comprising more
mestic Cigars.
Constantly on hand and for sale, LEAF TOBACCO,
for Cigars and the celebrated Deaicotised Smoking
Tobacco.
End door from Columbian Hotel
NH lin Gary street.
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RATES OF INTEREsT.-The bill regulating the in
terest On money has passed the Legislature of Mis-
sisspp 1t authorizes any rate of interest, not
ceeding ten per cent.
The day is not distant when people will learn that
money is an article of trade as well as sugar and mo-
lasses and is worth what will bring the market
In the nature of legal interest, the States of the
Union authorize from 6per cent. to 10 per cent
Need there be stronger argument against the
practicabiity of regulating the value of money!
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ABEL u. MAYO, ATTORNEY AT LAW AMI
NOTARY YPUBLIC.-Ofice on Franklin street, under
the Metropolitan Hall, Richmond Va mol
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T. j. CARSON q Co., Nos al AND 43
LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE, AND NO. So
WATER STREET, NEW YORK.-A good assort-
ment of Bacon, Pork and Lard always on hand, and
for sale at lowest market prices. je l8-ly
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SOME OF THE STOCKHOLDERS in the Rich
mond and Charlottesville Turnpike Company having
failed to comply with requisiton to pay the S. per
share by the 18th irst, they are now requested to
pay the BIZ the 1st of April, it is important to
the interest of the Company.
JOHN B. CRENSHAW,
NH l6-dtIAp President.
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DISCRETION is THE BETTER PART OF
VALoR "-Therefore be discreet and don't be hum
bugged and deceived by moonshine advertisements
Be wise and call ON Mr.. +. E. MOULSON and have
your pictures taken, as he nsures and warrants
tire satisfa ction sale to all who may give him
their kind patronage.
| have on hand, at present, a very handsome as
sortment of Fancy Cases Medaons Breast Pins and
Finger Rings, all of the finest quality. which cannot
help pleasing the tastes of all my tasty friends and
customers.
Pictures from 81 to $75.
F. z. MOULSON,
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fe 10 Hall of Science, I10 Main ST.

GENERAL AGENCY, FOR THE SALE AND
PURCHASE OF LANDs.-FRANK G. RUFFIN, Secre-
taryof the Virginia State agricultural Society, and
N. AUGUST offer their services to the public as
GENERAL AGENTS for the sale and purchase of
LANDS in TrginiG and the Southern and Western
States.
Ofice-at the Office of the pirginia State Agricul-
tdrat Society, No. lis Main street.
N. AUGUST, NOTARY PUBLIC AND ACCOUNTANT.
Oich-as above. fe 2-ta
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FLocD IN KENTUcKY.-Streams have been very
high in the interior of Kentucky. The Bardstown
Herald states that the Beech Fork, stream near
that place, was higher than it had been since 1908
.Sah Rirer was also very high-sufieiently so to
have foated down all the bipeds who were under
stood to have been transported to headwaters of
that stream years since! In its course through
Buitt county on the 11th inst, it submerged vast
tract of country The late Ben Harden's mills
were aoated otf-some distance down the stream
There had been great destruction to property
negro who drove the Bardstown packet, was
drowned in attempting to pass On horseback from
the shore to the bridge. ---e gsssAs
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ERUIT, ,FRU IT.-Just received psrs
and Lemons; 500 drums and boxes Srnyrna,s finest
Eleme Figs; 20 bbs. nice Rnsset Applies SEQ boxess
kaIsns layers and bunch, assorted sizes IS dozen as
sorted Pickles. Presefves &e.15sSGd 8 ~ afaEfsFEo
Also good assortment of very superior Candes
made fresh daily and warranted to stand in any cl
mate. ',.sF8 SIT s4atnf biauW rE3G8atss8 AF9GT
n call from the country trade is requested.
NH 20 - t. ! -. No fO7 Main .trsst..
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To THE CI1zENs or RIcHMoosp.-Thlay
undersigned, confcsutiously psrsuadsd thst hiS ext
perience as an assistant to Mr. Blair, (who decnes
~ the duties pertaining to the office Of HIGH COM
STAbLE, eHers himself candidate for the sufrages
OF ms feiiowcitizena Should they confer npon him
himself 70 the utmost 10 fulAiits duties faithfully.
10 3--sde"s sasif "a Esstf4-e T..J.LACKLAND.sif =.
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SIGHT DRAFTS ON New ORLEANs-In
to suit purchasers for sale at all times BY j.
B. MACMURDO, at Exchange Bank.
dec 26-d6m
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Among the war rumors is one that the Irish ex-
;,es in New York have had secret conference late
iy at which they resolved to organize central di
reetory for the purpose ofturning the approaching
Maasures are said to be adopted, which, If carried
ont. are likely to give Great Britain employment
fnr her soldiers nearer home than Turkey. ireland
is 10 be the scene of operations.
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NH

GEO. w. WILLIAMS 81 Co, Commission
MERCHANTS, RICHMOND, VA.-Office on 18th street.
opposite Shockoe Warehouse-wil attend strictly to
the sale of Corn, Wheat, Tobacco, Flour, &c; and
will promptly execute orders for the purchase of
Goods &c. They solicit the patronage of their
friends and the public generally:
Him GAMT, WILLIAMS.
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BRAND CUTTING.-Brands of all sizes and
designs for marking Flour, Tobacco Boxes, Bags, Ma
chinery, Linen, &c, made to order.
M g. WHITMAN,
At Langleys Tin and Gas Fitting Establishment,
18th ST., between Main and Franklin.
NH
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REMARKABLE DEArH-The Rev. G. p. Russell
died at Jackson, Mississippi on the night of the 9th
inst in the Presbyterian Church, of apoplexy in
the Goth year OF his age. He attended meeting
of the Bible Society there, and spoke upon the fol
lowing resolution: -
Resolved, That the Bible is tried book, and that
its circulation through the agency of the American
Bible Society-cathoc in its spirit and aim--merits
the highest confidence and the warmest support of
the christian public"
He made a very animated and fervent speech in
favor of the resolution. He dwelt the idea that
the Bible was tried book, and concluded thus:
"Millions now around the Throne of God, sing
ing the song of Moses and the Lamb, had been
saved by the blessed influences of this book"
While uttering this, he gazed upwards with great
intenseness and added, 81 have done" He sat
down, and the hand of death was Immediately upon
him. He was seized with apoplexy and soon died.
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TNHOMASJ. CLARKE, LOTTERY VEsD-
i Err, ct No. 8 North Calvert street, Baltfm1fe,
near Barnums Hotel, successor to Mr.. THOMAS LAM-
BERT, win fill orders for tckets In the various Mary
land Lotteries with punctuatN and dispatch sgs
THOMAS J. CLARKE.
+ RaItimore MD March 4 = f85< Us INA 2-1asv4y36
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r. MOST DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
Iii ON GRACE STREET AT PRIVATE SALE.
We offer at private sale most desirable Residence
on Grace, between Foushee and Adams streets, now
near completion and finished in excellent style
throughout with gas, water, &c, the premises
The premises may be viewed at any time. This is
an unusually pleasant and desirable residence, and
those in want would do well to apply at once to
NH q TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS Aucts
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10 THE VOTERS OF THE CRY or RicH-
MosD.-At the socitation Of my friends, / announces
MSsem s,SS m ss candidate for the ofce Of HIGH CON
oe your pleasure t. elect me, pledge mysslf 10 ~
every effort to give satisfaction in the disoharse ~
the duties of the Office H775 81 r}'4 "
fe &-ts i, f---s.z TT cApmrp :
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10 THE FOTERa or rHE CaTv an Rrru
moND-I take this method Of declsyior1 1mvsaifs cs.
ehins nsoa .oo un CoNsrABlE sheuN tKs voters
my greatest effort TO dischsrss ~ -. 49, e
.t1 Promptnes and 6dslfy 81 .. - a1a os'S. "a -
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., 10 THE CIrIxEEs OF RlcHMoND. Tho
Clerk of Richmond Hustinss Coprt heinr ,su,u.llsS
oy continued III health, to resign his oce. present
myself before you as a candidate r4ssTf
Having been Deputy in the Office for nina rsar.
ana havins for the last Ave month"; dtIfins I'm SCI
49, M 81 my brother, been the aetng clerk in COZ sst
rse as IN the office, believe myself fully csm,
pe. 70 discharge all the duties Should il Be Won't
Ssasure to elect me. viii perform ali the dutiSs Of
o%,slA % WIN promptness and fidelity.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-05-19
wTnE NEXT ONO STATE FAIR.-We

GE-TnE NEXT ONO STATE FAIR-We
learn that the proper officers are making very
extensive arrangements for the approaching
state fair, to be held September 10th, Goth,
2lst and 22d, in the "Old Fort" near New
ark. In relation TO the comfort and care Of
visitors on those days, the corresponding Sec
retary, MIR. Sprague, says that he has con-
ferred with the Hotel Keepers of the towns
Of Newark, Vernon and GAINESVILLE, and with
many private families, and has secured con-
tracts by which persons will be kept at the
Irving House, Newark, at 80 per day; at the
Davis House, at sl,75. AT the Kenyon House,
in Mount Vernon, Exclusive of dnner) at 81
per day, and at all other houses in Mt. Yer
non at 75c per day. In GAINESVILLE, at the,
Ninslow House, without dinner) at 81 per
day, and the other Houses there from 81
down to Scots. At Columbus. from 81, so
down to 81.
Accommodations can be had also at Gran
vile, Utica and all the surrounding towns
and the railroad fare reduced to a mere trifle
on all lines In private families in Newark
the fare will be exclusive of dinner, (this
being provided at the flir ground at any price
desire d) from 1925 to 81 per day. The
iyecretary further says: Owing to the ex.
tensive arrangements to be made in Newark
and the fact that nearly every private family
will accommodate all in their power, the
opinion can safely be advanced, that more
persons will be provided for in Newark, thar
were in Dayton last year. tits contemplated
to erect an extensive lodging tent by which
one thousand pereons might be provided for
The baggage will be marked and registered
and the entire establishment kept under
guard night and day"
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SPEECH OF COL. BENTON,
ON TIE
NEBRASKA ELL,

Delivered in tie House Of Representatives.,
TharSddy, AprR 18th, 1854.
Concluded.l
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-05-19

Eg 1t is rumOred. in Washington, that
Gov SEYMOUR of New York, is to go aboard
A half dozen mission are talked Of His mis-
mission to do good in his own State is up
His veto of the Maine Liquor Law has killed
him, politically. ltremains now for the Ad-
miaistr'tor to comfort him with fat place
San. Reg.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-05-19

REMARKABLE LONGEVITY Frames, free
woman of color, died recently at the city hos
pital of debility" having attained the remar-
liable age of l46 years. We have known OF
several cases of Creoles living to great ags.
but do not remember an instance of any one
of color attaining such an age as the above.
and we SHOULD be inclined to discredit this,
but that the fact is officially reported to us
from the city hospitial.-MoJile Adv.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-05-19
FREMONT JOURNAL:
JOHN MAsTIN, Publisher, &PrOprietOr.

The JouRsAL is published every Friday morn
ing-Ofice In Buckland's Brick Building-sthitd
story; Fremont, Sandusky county Ohio.