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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-04-05

ATTENTION TANNERS. Richardson & Harsh
offer for sale their taunery in Washington town
ship, formerly owned by Joseph Caskey The
establishment is in good condition. A bargain
can be had. Mr. Richardson has lost his
health and is compelled to quit the business
Read their advertisement.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-04-05

ET A despatch from Cincinnati dated April
end says The United States Marshal has
been committed to Jail for contempt of Court
in refusing to produce the slave girl Rosetta
before Judge Parker
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-04-05

CLEvELAND BANK NorE REPORTER. Pierce
and Nelson, Bankers, Cleveland, Ohio, pro-
pose to publish 10 that city Semi Monthly
Bank Note Reporter, which is to be adapted
to the wants Of the community generally. The
proprietors ''Go not propose to get up REzAsH
Of some other publication, with stereotype rates
Of discount, but publication which shall be in
every respect reliable one Tue known abil-
lty of Mr.. Piercs in this particular is suti
cient guaranty to the public that the Pubica'
tion will be reliable. The following extract
from their Prospectus will serve as an index Ic
the work
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-04-05
PARTITION NOTICE.

Peter SaeltE and Naul In Common Pleas Court Of
y smeliz Hs vie and ! Carroll county aud S.ats q
sarah hOris Ohio Apii4 Tsi N A D. Isk5.
vs..
Fartha Norris, Eliza In Parition.
NvFrIs, dartha Ellen Nor
10 ald Paia4saa JaHe Martha Norris Elzs Nor
Aoris. is. AaiJha Eilss N0ffis, Pa
aria JANE A.rris vii take notice, that pefou vas
Ell against them the 18th day Of February, A. d.
1885 IA tne Court II Common Pleas of CtrTon county,
y Pvlei sueiiz sud Nsucy Suvilz bis site, and Ca
al N0'ns ard Is nOs pending. wherein The said Psu.
oues demand partition Of the follow ing real estate IL
Tue south sssi quarter q section Thirty hye To-lsht
thirteen, of kange Eve, Ia Carroll county; asO, sh'
aOHh ses quarter Of be north east quarter OF seetJl
snIy bve, IO~nshp and Atal g. Aforesaid aud tina.
the uext erm Of said Court, appieaIOn Eii De mzt'
By the sad Petitioners ior a. Older taa partition laj
be made of said pIeuis,s.
b. E R. Ecksy, ther Ait'y.
Eeh 90 -IsE Rm t.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-04-05

CcNMoN PLEAs CouRT will be held in this
county on next Monday. From the appear
ance Of the "Bar Docket We may expect a
term Of near full week in length.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-04-05

PErERsoN's MAGAZINE April number
OF this valuable monthly has come 10 hand
It is superb number Moses smiling the
Rock" Is an engraving of the first water and
its fashion plates are Of the rarest specimens.
Whoever wishes to obtain cheap, good litera-
ture, adapted to the refined tastes of the elite,
subscribe for Peterson Terms only $500 a
year; Two copies $500. Address Charles ].
Peterson, 10a Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-04-05

New Posi- OFFICE The CadiE Sentinel
says: new post Office has been established at
the Cadiz Junction, called Means Post Office
John Mcclure, Post master. We are glad
that an Office has been established at that point,
or one was much needed.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-04-05

or John H. BraCkn desires persons having
unsettled accounts. with him,to call and square
Books. He intends to return to Europe so soon
as he can arrange his business Read his Ad-
YartiaemenL
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Simeon Jennings
VS..
James Allison
BY virtue OF a writ OF D. ia e. lev f. issued from the
Court of Common Pleas Of Carroll couuty Ohio, and to
me directed, Wi offer for sale public suc,iop the
door OF the Court BOuse in ihe town Of CaTollton in
said county OF Csol, Ohio Monday the ninth day Of
April next between the hours Of ten o'clock A. N. and
Tour clock r A OF said day, the following described
ea estate situate in said County, OF Carroll and State Of
Ohio to Wit The undivided hall OF the soath -east
quarter Of section eleven an Of township thirteen
FOX rp, in range tour (4b Of s'eubenyIlle land dis
,rict. appraised at 800. Terms cash.
JOHN q. WHITCRAFT, Sheriff.
NJ, rrh l-'6h Id M foe az On
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-04-05

Eg- At the Charter Election in Cleveland
last Monday the Peoples Ticket" was elect
ed by majorites ranging from 45O to 800.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-04-05

nN- Read the advertisement Of Geo. P.
Smith & Co., of Pittsburgh. They are pre-
pared to furnish country Merchants with Dry
Goods, &c. Give them call.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-04-05

EE Gents wishing to have tailoring done
in the latest style, call with D. M. Jackson
one door West of the 'P@tIon House..
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-04-05

Mr.. s. G. Mckee has taken the "Patton
House" in Carrollton. We commend the
house to Clevelanders visiting that place -
Leader.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-04-05
ESTATE. OF JOHN RIoHARr.
March l5, 1855. SIN.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been
duly appointed and qualified Administrator, with the
Will annexed on tue estate of john Richait, deed !,
late OF Carroll county, ohio. JOSEPH ZANGLER.
March 6--'66. 3w
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-04-05

U. s. MAGAZINE for MAJ ch is on our table
1t is a choice understanding some very
expressive engravngs. The Portraits of Hon.
Rufus Choate, and Capt. CasSius NJ. Clay
are good The Magazine is cheap monthly
flled with substantial reading matter well illus
trated by numerous engravings; thus associa.
ting the exciting events Of thr day with the
history and countenaoces of the principal actors
therein. Price one dollar psr year Allress
J NJ Emerson d Co., Spruce Street, Y.
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/. GIFTS FOR THE PE0PL Z ~!
CAPITAL cry ART-UNlOE,
COLUMBUS ohio.
RURNELL d cos SECOND GREAT

RURNELL d cos ECoED GREAT
IL GIFT Dis ,iIBUTIUS
Tue piopieto,s ukt gtea pleasure ir announcing a.
the citizens OF the UniOn ha; IN consequence Of the
great slisactOn manifested by the ticket loldeIs Of
their frs great Dis rDutiOu. and The thousands
solicitations from all pals Of the county, IN relation
whether they intend getting up another distribution Of
Gifts for the people, they have, after an immense out
ld, been enabled offer their thousands Of patrons
the tloaiug vsGable magnificent and unprecedented
BRILLIANT SCHEME, 10 be distributed as the
30J,uu0 Beautiful Bbgaying- ol the CAPITOL or OHIO
ae l,uibu'pd among Their Parons. The price Of the
Z CRAVING Is but Que Dollar, and paIor otuamen'
Il cannot D. surpassed.
Read atteutvey lhe following hsi Of beautiful aud
costly Gifts which will satisfactorily distributed by
committee OF ten selected one from each State where
~. D. --L-. L...-
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-04-05

ET You who are bald headed, read the
Advertisements Of this week.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-04-05

II you want TO build cheap come to WsyDesbafs D.
end buy youE Nails, Lock4 L4tches Paints, Gss5 o.
SIs5 A X. doBINsyY & CO.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-04-05
NEW PHILADELPHIA.

have for sale 4 good assortment of Gold and Slvs.
Watches, Clocks, aud Jewelry OF all kinds, gold Pens
ViOlns, and almost everything usually found in Jev
ry store Nv shop in the centre block Immediately sd
joining ''Espied Exchange"
Ola Gold and Silver wanted in exchange Tor work Of
goods Watches be left at the residence Of Mr.
Wash Butler, Carroon, Ohio, ,snd will be promptly sent
and returned whom repaired All work warranted Give
usa triaI. MORGAN BrTLER
Ns,y adei. Lia Juiv 81 ls5a
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-04-05

SEDUCTION Casa singular case Of seduc.
ton was recently instituted before Esq. Nc
Kama, of Pittsburgh The facts are as fol-
lows: On the 25lh ult., one Benedict Brock,
"a big, burly German" made Information
against countr, woman Of his for seduction,
alledging that he had been courting her and
proposed marriage, but she preferred to live
with him as bis wife without the perfor-
nance of that standard ceremony. They
soon quarreled, when the woman had Bene-
dict arrested for breach Of promise. Upon
learning the facts the magistrate discharged
him and now be brings suit against her to
recover satisfaction for his lost virtue. The
woman was held to bail.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-04-05
March 8--'55 1y.

ESTATE OF ANTHONY ZANGLEs.
Noise Il hereby given, that the uudeIsignsd has
been duly appointed and qualified as Aduinigt4a.or on
the estate Of Anthony zaugler decd. late of Carr.n
county ohio. JOSEPH ZANGLEP
March 8--'56 5w
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-04-05
WATCH MAKING

SEND ON YOUR WATCHES.
would inform the citizens Of CarroIlop and Caro-
county that they can have their Watch repsirsi il 4,
best manner and on short notice, by endng then 70
in
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In PartitiOn.


d u n L-hITTl MN III
Feb. 22.-'6s. 6W. pr bss S5 20.
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sHERIFF'S SALE.

March /, '55. 6W.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-04-05

In Common Pleas Court Of
Carroll county, ald STATE q
OHIO. ApIl Ts N, A D. 1855,
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March i5-'55. 3w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-20
GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE.
GEORGETOWN, Nov. 20, 1855,

0EoRaErowN, Nov. 20, 1855.
A large number of our fremen and other
citizens went to Alexsndria Oh Sunday last TO
attend the funeral of those Of the victims Of
the sad accident at the fire there on Friday
night. who were buried on that day. Yester
day morning the bell Of the Vigilant Company
was tolled for some time, as a token of respect
to their memory, and many Of the members
repaired to the above named city again, to
participate in the solemn ceremonies Of con-
signing to the grave those who were buried
yesterday. The sad calamity above mention
ed caused almost as much sensation among
our people as though the accident had hap
pened in our midst.
The work Of preparation for the coal depot,
on the property of Capt. Brown and r. p.
Dodge, Esq, is moving Oh quite briskly. The
erection Of the trusSel-work will be commenced
this week, and moro than likely by the open
ing of spring trade upon the canal. every ar
rangement necessary for the reception of the
black diamonds at this depot will have been
made.
Trade upon our canal continues steadily to
improve. During the week ending this morn
ing, seventy boats have arrived, thirty four
Of them from Cumberland with coal, the bal
ance from different points with -four, grain,
wood, dc. The receipt Of tolls at the George
town Office last week amounted to over So, 600
Great attractions at Shoots cheap dry
goods store on Bridge street, where every ar
ticle in the way Of ladies' and gentlemen's fine
dress goods, gloves, &c, can be obtained upon
as pleasing terms as at any other house in this
district. We would advise all in want of such
articles to call and examine Mr.. Shoots stock
before they purchase elsewhere. We would
also remind TIE lady readers Of the Star that
Miss NJ. G. Donald keeps constantly on hand
a large assortment Of the most fashionable la
dies b0nnets, and other useful article.
One of the handsomest private improve
ments which has been made in our city this
season, is the beautiful book, and fancy store
room recently fitted up on High street by Miss
Thomas
Arrivals, by river, since our last-Schr
Elizabeth Parsons, from N Y, to c. G Meigs
II. Howell; Schr- Clara, Wolf, N. Y, to Geo
Waters; Schr. Virgil, Seward, Salisbury, to
E. Pickrell Il Co.; Schr. Warren c. Nelson,
Ried, Philadelphia, to Dickson, Gordon & Co !;
Schr Hamilton, Hopkins. N. Y, to f. & A.
III. Dodge; Steamer Diamond State, johnson,
Baltimore, to Darby; Steamer Columbia,
Harper, Baltimore, to Hyde & Davidson.
Tho -four market, this morning, is firm at
S9.I2laS9.25. Small sales, since our last re-
port at these figures. The supply continues
very light for the season. Wheat, since our
last, has come in more freely. About 10, 900
bushels Of canal sold yesterday at S2aS2 0S
for red and white. We think it more than
likely that present prices will bring in a pretty
full supply, and that our mills will not, for
some time to come, be compelled to stop ope-
rations for want of grain. SPECTATOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-20

CRIrICIsM.-A friend, writing US from Dos
ton, where Rachel, at the Boston theatre, and
Eliza Logan, at Kimball's Museum, have
been playing side by side engagement, re-
lates an amusing anccdote. which We are as
sured is as true as it is droll. 1t seems that
the American actress had played the part of
Adrienne few evenings before it was put up
by the French tragedienne, at the other thea
ire. On this occasion, ct the point where the
heroine, having inhaled the fatal poison from
the treacherous boquet, exults in the discov-
cry of her lovers innocence and faith = the
most touching part of the play-one of the
audience who had seen Miss Logan in the
tragedy, exclaimed :" See, here, Miss Rachel
l don't know what you are talkin' abOu'; but
that 'ere's the place where Eliza Logan made
me cry. GO away, Frenchy! The Yankee
girl beats you, and no mistake"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-20
SPIRIT OF FEE MORNING PRESS.

The I,tsHt ssnesy conceives that Ii is not
TO be a difficult task to organize the House,
- either two of the three great divisions of
the members have but to agree and then COM
bine. to effect that object. There's the rub,
however On what terms is the agreement to
be made' For whose elevation to the Speak
ership, and for whose to the Presidency is the
proposed combination to enure? These are
practic al questions bearing on the prospect of
a speedy organization OF the House, that must
be solved before any such combination and
agreement as the IntcYigsneer thinks may
easily be made, can be brought about.
The Union announces the reelection of the
Hon. Benz. Fitzpatrick to the U. S. Senate
from Alabama, by the following vote, in joint
balIot-for Fitzpatrick, Democrat,) 70; for
Luke Pryor, know Nothing,) As. The editor
reioices over this event; which is a proper sub.
ject of congratulation, for such men as ex.
Gov. Fitzpatrick can lily be spared from the
National Councils just now. He possesses
great experience in public life, very clear
head, high character, frmness of purpose, and
is governed by heightened principles in all he
does. We care not to what party such man
may belong, we should regard his defeat as
gnevous injury to the public service. The
Chion says:
at is not true, as stated in some Of the oppo.
sition papers, that Col. Forney has removed
10 Pennsy lvenia, or that he has ceased his
connection with the Union as assistant editor
He is absent from Washington ut present, but
will return in 4 few days"
This contradiction was hardly necessary, in
somuch as the story originated with the Herald,
which makes it point never to refer to Mr.. For
ney without connecting some patent falsehood
or other with his name. The Union, further
makes tho Know Nothing majority in Mary
land, in the late election there, but 1888, and
adds that the Senate of that State stands anti.
Know Ecthings If, Know Nothings 8-the
House, Know Nothings 81, anti Know Moth
ings 20. The Union is, further, greatly
pleased with the resolutions of the recent New
Hampshire Democratic State Convention, and
says any quantity of complimentary things Ct
individual prominent men in "the party
there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-20

AGAIN EsCAPED.--The Baltimore Sun, of
this morning, says: We have already noticed
the fact Of the arrest, il Cincinnati, of Joshua
Reed, a convict who escaped some time since
from the Maryland Penitcntiary, in company
with Augustus Stiltz. A reward of $500 was
offered for the apprehension or either, but in
order to secure the reward it was required tha
the prisoner be delivered at the penitsntiary
in this city. Police officer Rose, of Cincinnati
started with MIN and reached Harper's Ferry
at an early hour yesterday morning, it being
still dark. just Us the cara were about leav-
ing, slight privilege was granted him, of
which he took advantage, and leaping from
the cars effected his escape. The officer says
that he had never been hand-cuffed FROM the
time he started that at the various stopping
places he was allowed toe privilege of tho
bar-room, DC. and did not seem disposed to
attempt an escape, and he had no apprehen-
sions Of such an attempt. 1t was singular
that the officer would have trusted him for
moment; he should have been hand-cufed
and watched closely throughout. The circum-
stance does not speak so we'll for the sagacity
of officer Rose. The Cincinnati Commercial
says:
Reed is the same individual who was sent
to Jail few weeks since by Judge Pruden,
for the term Of sixty days, having been de.
tected while endeavoring to pick the pocket of
q gentleman at the National Theatre. He
had only been incarcerated few hours when
he succeeded In escaping, in company with
comrade, by scaling the Jail walls"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-20

GEORGETOWN, ALEXANDRIA,
4 WI TIE SIrR z n l. Nl ". l-Q

TBDhO ID TOWN. LEAAN OKLA,
AND THE SURROUNDING COUNTIES.
TSHE UNDERSIGNED RETURNS HIS
grateful thanks TO the citiz sns Of WASH gtoD
Georgetown, Alexandria, and the surrGundin. :,
counties FOL the very generous and substanta pa
tronage bestowed upon him since his entrance in
bushes and adj ereGce 10 his old favoite maxim
"Quick sales and small profits" to insure a e0n-
tinuation OF their favo,s
have lust returned frcm the North, where
have selected, with particular care, the largest
sortment Of GOODS ever introduced by any one
establishment In tbs city, consisting Of i'm
mense variety OF styles. classes, and Qualities Of
Stat olerv, Perfumery. New and O'd Music Nv
steal instruments Of every kind including stock
OF Pianos f-om such manufactures as nallet
Davis Il Co, Boston; Bacon & Raven New
YORK, and others. Toilet Articles, Fine Enera
ings, with and without frames; u Umbrellas, Canes,
Baskets, Mantsl Ornaments; and endi. va
riety OF ancy Goods, including styles CT Chi
dren's TOYS beyond descrip:i
1t would be utterly impossible to do Justice 10
our large, varied and beautiful assortment of
Goods Ia GA advertisement; therefore we invite
you the 1rst dav you are on the Avenue 10 call ard
examine for yourselves. Ii matters not whether
you buy or not; II voH com. In YOU will certainly
see something IN 4 you will want at future day
or an 9rtfcle mat YOU know your neg hbor Is look
ing for.
~ Remember the grtat Variety Store of
JOHN F. ELLIS.
3B PENNSYLVANIA avenue, between 9th and 10th
streets, few doors frc.n 10Th. nov 2O-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-20
MORE NEW GOOnS

IoHN III. SMooT, No. II9 SOUTH SIDE
bnoge street, near High, Georgetown, ID. c
has received an additional supply OF Fan ard
complete wy
In his stock will be found q frst rate assert
ment Of
Ladies' Dress Goods
Black MORE Antique Silks
MORE Antique Cloak and Dress TrimnIp,,
flch striped and MORE Antique Sash and Bonnie,
swiss and Cambria Bands, Collars and Sleeves
Bfck and col'd Cloths, for Cloais
stella, Brocha and Bay State Shawls
win good assortment Cf the best makes Elan
nels, Blankets, and Dry Goods generally
MY stock beicg desirable and cheap purchaser
Will IND IL to their advantage 10 call be fore getting
fully supp lied. = III SMfSOT
nov l3-u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-20

The PORTSMOUTH 0RPBANs.-Mr. John
Brandeburg and lady of Staunton, Va, have
taken as their children two of the Portsmouth
Orphans, in Richmond, one a boy Of about
two years, and the other about eighteen
months. Mr.. w. II Peyton and lady, Of tho
Virginia Hotel Staunton, have also selected
one OF the orphans with the intention of adop-
ting it. :.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-20
Mr.. WILLIAM PALMER.

PROFEeSOR OF SINGING, FLUTE, e..
WELDING TO THE SOLICITATION OF
Il several Of his friends. PURPOSES forming Class
es Tor VOCAL INSTRUCTION, both for younc.
persons and adul :, and which classes will be
suitably divided according TO the ages and sexes
OF the members.
Terms, five dollars per quarter Of 20 lessons.
hose who are DESTROYS Of availing Themselves
OF the facilities thus Afforded for learning Wee
Music are requested 20 make early application to
r street, corner 14th. o. M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-20

sY Two Russian ships, which have been
lying in New York for upwards Of fifteen
months past, have been sold to parties in that
city within the week past, on private terms.
Nme-sixteenths of the ship Hannah Croker,
now on the voyage to Havre, have also been
sold, at the rate of S23, 600 for the whole-the
outward freight to accrue to the purchasers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-20

80. Hon. Jas. ThoIington, of Iowa; Hon.
W. S. Ashe, of N. c.; and Hon. Geo. Vail, OF
N. j., are in this city at the krkwood House.
go. Last evening, we received atelegraphic
despatch announcing the sudden death, at In
dependence, No, of Jabez Smith, Esq, three
or four days ago. He emigrated originally
from Spottsylvania county, Va, and was the
owner of 600 slaves and million of dollars in
other property and was mixed up in bust
| ness with so many of the leading men in COM
merce Throughout. Missouri, as that his death
has created quite panic there.
80. Roger A. Pryor, Esq, Of Richmond,
Va, but now on a special mission to Greece,
has arrived at Athens. A letter dated there
on the 2ith October, says he was treated with
marked attention by the court.
80. Rev. r. T. Duel and Mrs. NJ. ]. Buell.,
missionaries from Athens, came passengers in
the bark Sultana, which arrived at Boston on
Thursday from Smyrna.
.... The journal 81 Commerce Guard"
numbering forty-fve men, exclusively en-
ployed in the New York Journal of CONNIE rec
newspaper, made C target excursion to Har-
lem On Saturday.
.... During the late cruise Of Commodore
Rogers in the Arctic seas, he visited a sirgu-
lar tribe of Indians known as the Techuechis.
Lieut.. Brooke underworld, By many devices,
to awaken in the mind cf the cid chief some
ideas regarding the existence Of a Supreme
Being; and one day, when they had been cit.
ting long time in argument upon this sub
ject, the savage exclaimed, in tone of voice
which sufficiently indicated the birth of new
though scarcely defined thought: Good
man cannot make whalesn'
.... Gen. Coiringtsn, who has succeeded
to the command of the British forces in the
Crimea, is son Of the late Admiral Sir Ed
ward Codrington Of NavarinO memory.
go. The St. Louis Democrat announces the
death Of Bishop vaudeville, Catholic Bishop
Of Natchez, formerly bishop of Chicago lie
died of yellow fever on the 9th instant.
49,. A little girl, daughter of John MorrelI,
of New York, whilst playing "blind mans
buff ! got upon a chair .rola which she fell and
received such injuries rs to cause her death
a few hours afterwards.
.... 1t is announced on the authority Of
telegraphic despatch that yesterday, the Leg
lslature Of Al4t4na reelected the Hon. Ben
jamin Fitzpatrick q Senator of the United
States He received ~ votes, and his COM
petitOr, Luke Pryor, As.