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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
PROM TIE ASSOCIATED PRESS
BY HOUSE PRINTING fELEGRApn
Arrival OF the Illinois.


NEW YORK, Aug 2e-The steamship nIi-
n1,s rem Aspinwall Doth instant, arrived at o
clock this morning
cue connected at the 18TH mus nth sts.ner
60 S1p SnS 40" which brought down upwards Of
-, 100000 in treasure ~
5th for San Juan. Anoisco ON tne
The Cortes from Panama arrival ., Ca
Francisco, August 5th ~ Gan
The Sonora passed the job, L S,.,h.,.
August 10th, bound up 1'"'
The Illinois brought 81 ,465, 900 in tr...r,v
The principal consignees are Drexel a c.
500 600: Wells Fargo a Co 2ss, OOe: M.tro,
politan Bank $40 900; VIM Hoge Sloe 900.
Duncan, sherman, d Co, $4,000; Thomas
The Sierra Nevada took down to SAM Juan
upwards Of sos, 900 in specie, three hundred
recruits for Walkers army, and a number Of
settlers
= Doctor Alexander Randall, an old settler Of
1an Francisco was shot on tho AFTERNOON of
2p,y 18th in the bar room of the St. Nicholas
motel, oy Joseph Hetherington. The murderer
committed, tried, and executed on the Doth
brace, another murderer, was huug on the
same day. A~'e v" WV
several thousand troops were under arms
In the vicinity Of the gallows.
:, bdWard bulger, one of the first persons ex-
py tne COMMITTEES, returned from the
auu"lcn Islands, was arrested, and shipped
Illinois A'iA in 'ue
Ned McGowan had not been captured.
some ACTIVITY among the vessels of war in
the harbor led to fears that the Federal Cow
eminent was about to interfere with the Viei-
lance Committee
The superintendent Of the branch mint had
notified his employees, who are members of
the Vigilance COMMITTEES, that thew must s;tbe,
withdraw from the Committee or leave the
mint
The Peruvian slave ship, Teresa Terry, put
into San Francisco, July 3Oth, with one hun
bred and fifty Chinese on board-who were
kidnapped at Macao-destined for the Peru
wan mines. An attempt was made to detain
her. but she got off
Alvices from Salt Lake. of Jnns ga stat,
that the vegetables had been nipped By frost,
and the grain crops had fSiled Fears were
entertained that the people would suffer from
want of food.
Advices from the Sandwich Islaps are to
July 9th. A severe shock Of earthquake was
felt June Sth, at Hawaii. A stream of lava
was lu1nins from Mama Loa, southwark,
leaving Hilo safe
Advices from Sydney, Australia, of MAY
Z0ih mention extensive gold discoveries in
western Australia, near Kelmscott
Inc latest accounts from Oregon state that
the Indians in the north remained hostile, but
that there were prospects Of peace.
There is nothing important from the Isthmu.
Pierre Soule arrived at AspinwalI, 18Th IL
slant.
The San Francisco markets were glutted,
ana operations very small, at lower rates
Flour, yobbing sales ef GaIlego at $500;
Suffolk Mills $3.50. Pork, extra clear, half
6bls sl7.O0 Butter IS cents. East Boston
syrup 10 cents. Spirits Turpentine 80 cents
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THE SURRENDER, HAVING DETER

l. mined to close up his present business, re-
quests ali persons Indebted to him by open ac-
count to come forward and settle the same on or
before the 5th day Of the ensuing month, Septeu-
Der. All accounts no. settled on that day will be
placed in the hands Of a collector for immediate
settlement. PETER O'DONOGHUE,
au 20-d2w Georgetown.
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Bv A. GREEN. Auctioneer. ;

Bv A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
S00 FAIRS BOOTS AND SHOES AT
wv Anctisn.-On SATURDAY MORN
ING he Both instant at O'Clock, shall sell. in
sisting In Part Of ~
Gentlemen's Boots and Congress Caters
Laales'' misses, and childrens 6aiter Boots
no 90 Morocco Slippers
Children's Faucy Boots, &c
Also. + Furniture, Glassware &c
du ZS-0 A. GREEN
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CC00 REWARD.-RAN AWAY FROM
PSOO the subscriber, living near Upper -
Marlboro, P.ince Georges county Nd ~
NEGRO MAN LEN, who calls imself N
LEN HARROD; he is a dark mulatto, ~
about thirty one years fage, five feet seven inch
es high lie has a scar o the right knee caused
by cut; half OF his head shaved, and very gram
when spoken to.
will give the above reward II caught out Of thu
State Of Maryland or Eistrict Of Columbia, or OF
hundred dollars II caught In the State Of Mary
or brought home 80 that l can get him again
al 2S-u ZB BEAII
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC,

p. CAULFIELD, FROM DUBLIN, IRE
- land, having mad Washington his resi-
dence, will open his Musical Academy on the
nfst Monday Of September, at Carusi,s Saloon. in
the north room, entrance on 11th street, where he
intends teaching in Glasses the various branches
OF Music by the celebrated system OF Logger, now
in general use in the London Academies. The
classes Will be as follows, namely: Piano Forte
Glasses, Singing Glasses, and Glasses for study
OF the Science and Theory OF Music.
Terms In advance, for each pupil In class SIS
per qusrter Of twenty lessons. Private lessons In
either OF the above branches. Lessons OF one
hour each twice a week, $40 per quarter half an
hour, $40 per quarter. Lessons on the Organ to
those already advance in music $50 per quarter.
p. CAULFIELO will also attend in George
town two DAYS In the week
Please apply at the Music Store Of Georp Hill
bus, or at toe Piano Store Of John F. Ellis.
an H-eo3W&
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" Goats, Pants, and Vests,

NOAH WALKER 4 Co, hAKsLx HALL CLoTmsa EnFo
Run, Browns Hotel Building, respectfully announce that
their annual display OfsPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING
10 now ready for Inspection comprising assortment
9ENTLknKs YouTHs CLOTHING of the
est designs in material, trimming and workmanship. To
those Who study excellence with
tcles Of dress opportunity In offered selecting
from Of the most attractive stock goods city
1t very reduced prices. sp2-i
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BY JAS. e. MEG UIRE, Auctfoneer
HANDSOME MARBLE MaNrEIx.r
Public Auction On TUESDAY AZ
TERNOON, September I'd, at AZ O'Clock m
the building known the old ssStar Ot3ce u
on street betw, en- l2th and 18th streets, sh sll
sell To he highest bidder for cash
handsome White Marble Parlor Mantels
Il do Chamber do.
Sale positive.
au 27-d JAS C. McGuIRE A,o,
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UNPARALLELED SUCCESS ART!
The Masters Of the Old School out. done bz

ONIAnALLELED SUCCESS In ART!
The Masters Of the Old School out.done bv
Combination Of Pencil and Sunlight
"HITEHURST'S IMPROVEMENT IN
W PHOTOGRAPHS, in OIL, Pastil, and
Ivory colors excel all. They possess inc onceiva
oie peautirs For likeness and finish they out.
strip ali other paintings vet unveiled to the yvord
OF arr Language Is too tame to describe them
they must De seen to be appreciated. and a,e in.
deed the gems of the present age Those desir-
GUS may nave these paintings taken either from
types 10 any agreeable size, even to that Of life
HIS mezzotint Photographs, just introduced, NAV
re multiplied from the result Of one sitting to
.llousanos OF copies, while each subsequent copy
Is equal to the first; thus rendering the price a
number Of copies are taken, at about the same as
LOT autographs. Ambrotypes, or imperishable
0lass Pictures, taken in great perfection
Gaiiery, on pennsylvania avenue, between \
and 9th streets.
au 23-lwH III WHITEuTpST
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G1O REwARD.-sTRAYED OR stolen
iM ,hscr 4xzo Al =
PRESERVING SUGAR, &c.

II GRADUATED and powdered, Soft Crushed and
Yellow. with prime aud common Porto y leo and
New Orleans sugars. Al 1T lowest prices, by
\ '-e.' .~t.tta'i KING L. BURCHLL,
su ~ corner q Vt. ave-. and street.
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DIED,

Ia Georgetown. on tie ss Instant, CT ARA
EIiZABE I'll, daugnei Ct Henry and NJ. }.
King.
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AUCTION SALES
By JAS C. MCGUIRE, Auc,ione.,

by JAS c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT -,
II TIC Auctien.-On THURSDAY AFTES
NUN, September ath, at O'Clock, en- the prem.
lses' snaii sell part Of Lot No 2, in SQUARE No
5ls, fronting on north X street, between 4tb ana
oth streets west running back 9S feet III inches n
an alley, with the Improvements, consisting Of a
three story brick dwelling house containing Six
private. Terms at sale
au 29-d JAS c. Mcguire Auct
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ErTEs, CAP, NOfE AND BLOTTBNe
IL Paper and Envelopes selling at great bargains
aus JOHN r. ELLIS.
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l.. J. MIDDLETON,
u Is a L z z IN ICE,
OQes and Dspos-Southwest corner of r a.d
twelfth streets feb "a n
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NOTICE.
OWEN l. SON, NO. 2l2 PENNSYLyA-
10 MIA avenue, have Just received the first In
choice patterns of PANTALOONS and VEST
lNGS, which they shall be pleased to show their
trienfs and customers. eu &c 'e'
BUFFALO HAIR PINS OF SUPERIOR
ID QUALITY at (au 9e-N) LAMMOND'S,
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The Yellow Fever in Charleston

CHARLESTON, August 2s.-The Board Of
Health report three deaths from yellow fever
IN the past week. The cadets Of the Citadel
Academy have been sent TO Columbia. There
Is little alarm among our citizens.
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T OST Five DOLLARS REWARD FOR
IL a smsn black Terrier; name on the ~
co lar Jimmy keY.n KetxTn the dogaSA
an x7-3t*
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JUST RECEIVED.

JUST HECEIVEU,
A FULL SUPPLY OF THOSE SPLENDID
"A French Calf PA TIE tn
L .n ,s'nk ,s GA a 81 Which dsA
that is usua ly sold from 81 SO to
30; French Calf Boots, sewed or peged, 80 o.
will bet $lG0 to Fifty that they are the best goods
Of the kind that Is or ever was sold In regular
way in the District, for Tia price, notwithstanding
the many ia sc reports circulated by some Of the
boot and shoe dealers In the city. III Terms
positively cash ANTHUNY'S, 7th street, near
Penn. avenue, at the New York Hat Store, AZ en-
for the Manufacturers
N. B.-Agent Driscoll's Balm Of Thousand
Flowers; price 25 cents q bottle. au 2o-3t
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GSO REWARD.-STOLFN FROM THE
PcO stable or the subscriber, on the a.
night OF the 9th instant, light colored <cN
sore HORSE, low thick se.t, about IL years ord ,
with one fore foot badly cracked also, sweaned
In one shoulder, cracked hoof, and sweeny bo;h
on the same side, very light or no name, aud long
switch tall. will give reasonable reward for
the recovery Of the horse, $50 for the recovery
Of the horse and thief
CHARLES H. EVITTS
Meridian Hill, Washington, ID C,
au 2S- 3t&
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ENOR BOSTON.-THE PACKET SCHOON
FIR MARIETTA BURR, Captain RS
NtckeTson, has arrived, and will have $500
quick dispatch for the above port.
For freight applytO
HARTLEY BRO
al % 10l Water street Georoetown
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FOR HOUSEKEEPERs

FOR HOUSEkEEPERs.
[)ARKER'S PATENT UNION COFFEE
4 MILL, THE BEST N LII IN THE
WORLD, THIS DAY OPENED.-Honsekecp-
ers and others are invited to call and examine
them. No other mill grinds as fast or turns as
easy, and every one is made with a view to Ii
lasting twenty wears. T.. TUCKER & CO.,
353 Penn. avenue, nearly opposite Browns
au 2S-eO3t
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MADAME MOUNTS

O0NsUh PTION DESTROYER
TGtHIS INVALUABLE REMEDY CAN BE
had at No. 33S G street, between Eleventh
and Twelfth, south side, or at Stott's Apothecary
corner Of 9TH street and Pennsylvania avenue.
References: Rev. Mr.. Phelps and Rev Mr..
Register, Foundry church; and certificate from
the Rev. Hanson. au 27.1m*
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WEDDING PRESENTS.--JUSTF FINISH
w ed a superior lot Of Silver Ware, such as
Tea Sets, Pitchers, Butter Coolers .....
Desert Knives, Forks, Spoons, + ish Knives
Cake Knives, lie Knives, Crumb ScraPeis, Pre-
serve Spoons, &c.
NV GAIT Il BROTHER,
du S7-3t Pa ave, bet 9th and 10th SITS.
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Wants,

WANTED.-ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
w Tor 30 days, which will be promptly paid,
ana nve per cent month e'lowed Address
" WlLLIAMSn at this office ItH
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Boarding.

BOARD AND ROOMS two ROOMS
- for rent with board, at No 400 + street in
Union Row and the Immediate vicinity Of the
Patent Once au2s-3,*
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ICE! ICE +!

ICE!ICE.
lust RECEIVED PER SCHOONER Ed
- ward Slade, two hundred and sixty five tons
Of pure BOSTON ICE.
L. MIDDLETON,
Office and Depot cor. F and 18th stfeets.
au 2S-eo3t ...... .... ....
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MRS. SPALDING, ON THE CORNER OF
1V1 and 9th streets, can accommodate boarders
either permanent or transient. au 25 costs
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APPoIsTED.-The Mayor yesterday appoint
ed Mr. Joseph Lyons inspector of -four and
sailed provisions
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FiL11oRy AND DoNELsos Great Song Book
on'J 10 -L,s, for sale at A. Adamson's, Sew
enth street, opposite TO the Post Office.
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THE WEArHER.-We are indebted TO "B :"
OF Georgetown, for the following notes of the
range of the Thermometer from Friday noon,
August p, TO this morning
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HATS-HATS-HATS
QEEBE'S NEW YORK FALL STYLE
- HATS for 1885. Also, Philadelphia -
and other fashionable sh apes now receiving "a ]
at LANES Fashionable Hat, Cap, -
an 2S-u and Scents. Furnishing Store
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Average height of the Thermometer in the
mornings from I'D to 18th August, inclusive,
a Nofs--To-morrow, (3oth,) about a. m,
epeH moon
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" ANTED IMMEDIATELY-AN EXPE-
w rienced and competent Nurse, to take charge
OF children and assist in sewing. Also a good
Cook, washer and ironer. No. 266 II street near
18th. an 2a-tf
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Only 123 cents for a correct likeness of
buchanan, Fillmore aud Fremont Sold by
the agent, A. AdamsoD, Seventh street, oppo-
cite 10 the Post Ofdce. Adhesive envelopes,
20 cents hundred. Is
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Jonas stober' IN PARTITION IN ASHLAND
Jacob stober. ct. al.( COMMON PLEAS.
DURSUANT to the command of an order of
l. sale, duly issued from the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Ashland County and State of
Ohio, in the above case, to me directed, 1 will
expose TO Public Sale, at the door of the Court
House in said County, on
Monday, tie 29tA day Of December,
A. D., 1856, between the hours of ten o'clock
A. NJ, and four o'clock, P. NJ, of said day,
the following described Real Estate, situate
in said County of Ashland and State of Ohio,
and being the north part of the north west
quarter of section thirty-one 81, Township
tw~enty-three (23,) of range sixteen (IS;) con
tanning sixty-seven acres, excepting one and
three-fourths acres of said tract in the north
west corner of the same. Terms of Sale-one-
third Cash in hand, on the day of sale, one
third in one year, and the residee in two years
from the day of sale, with interest from day OF
sale. Deferred payments to be secured by
mortgage on the premises. Appraised at nine
teen hundred and fifty-seven dollars.
JOHN j. HOOTMA AN. Sheriff.
Nov. &c, 1856. 25ts-pf$4, l21a
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SHERIEF'S SALE.
A. A. Frederick d wife, I. p.Hrrr,ox ~ As

A. A. Frederick d wife, To p,,r,r,nv ~ 4 s,.
VS.. - No,,,,ov p,,,s
Edward OIL and others. LAM
DURSUANT to the command of an order
l. of sale, duly issued from the Court of Com
mon Pleas, of the said County of Ashland and
State ofOhio, in the above case, directed to me,
l will expose to Public Sale, on the premises IN
said Ashland County, on
Wednesday,, the 31st dag Of December,
A. D., 1856, between the hours of ten o'clock,
A. NJ, and four O'Clock, P. NJ. of said day, the
following described Real Estate, situate in
said County of Ashland and State of Ohio, to
wit: The southwest quarter of section num-
her four cen (14,) Township number twenty
four (24,) of Range number, seventeen I7,)
containing one hundred and sixty acres more
or less. Terms of Sale-one-third Cash in
hand, on the day of sale, one third in one year,
and the residue in two years from the day OF
sale, with interest from day of sale. Deferred
payments to be secured by mortgage on the
premises. Appraised at five thousand six hun
dred dollars-subiect to dover.
JOHN j. HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
Nov. &c, 1856. 25ts-pfS4.I2
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THE TOWN HALL.

STATED proposals will be received by the
- Town Council Of Ashland, for the con-
struction and finishing of the Town Hall, as
follows
First-For the mason work, the building of
the walls and the materials therefor.
Second-Fo- the carpenter work, the ma
tcrials therefor. including the finishing and
completion of the entire building.
The work will be let in two parts as above
indicated.
Specification and design can be seen at the
office of the undersigned, where also will be
made known the payments.
Proposals to be left at IL Mayors Office sealed
up, before the 18th of December next. Good
security required to be named in the rropo-
sails. WIN. OSBORN, Mayor.
Ashland, Nov. &c, lo56. 3w25
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Tonics Won't Do !

They never did do more than give. a temporary
touch the c USE OF the disease. The CAUSE
all ague and bilious diseases is the atmospher:-
poison by its NATURAL ANTIDoTE, and alfti.-
eases caused by ii disappears at once.a Rhodes'Fe
yer and Aeue Cure is this Antidote to Malaria. ane
moreover itsis a perfectly harmless medicine
The certificate Of the celebrated chemist, J, r.. Chit
ton, of New York, to this effect. is attached toev-
cry bottle therefore if it does no good it can do
no harm. . sf1y. "a .ssfg09
Tbisis more than can be said oIQuinine, Arsenic,
inons TO the constitution and brings on DUMB
fecily well for a single moment. in Illustration
of these nuths I aBntS some extracts nom a letter
just received from a Physician: Fnu
JAS. A. RHODES. Esq.-pear Sir: YOU'RE OF
I'd inst is at band. The Cure arrived late last ear
and the difficulty in getting any one to try y was
greatly increased from the fact that q re me,y had
neem introduced which was growing in fay u with
tho pabiic. as being better than using q .ini-e.-
not knowing ! presume that the remed they used
10 escape Ia tihg Quinine, container the DRUG
TINS remedy, Gknown as "smith's Tonie.")
wGuid invariably BREAK an ague. bnt il did no.
vigor. This one circumstance I deemed In your
favor, i'll could institute a test comparisoh be-
result: alF1 Fsd:8 D.
The persons took your Cure" all OF which
Of NAM " eks stand, ne. Tney had tried Qninine
and other remedies. oeca sionaiiy missing a CHILL,
! but il was. fas in all ca>es,l slowly wearing shem
out and Iaying the foundation of ether aud sever.
err i~naiaiies. I did succeed in eGeeting a radical
/ care IF All three Of these cases with yonr remedy,
and they have NOT had a chill -inee: mall three
OF ihese ca>esth he smiths Tonic " had been used,
and would. as before stated, break the chill, hut
a tier Il period or Two had elapsed il would return.
think there win be no difficulty now in giving
to your Cure !" the vantage ground of any other
remedy now in use here, &c. &c.
WILLIAM BUCKNER, NJ, d.
RHoDES' v and AGUE CUBE, or AN ri.
DoTE TO MALARIA. the only harmless remedy
IT SsFls ss c i sfu a rs ssri is when Ss = YOU pR le.I aSo
chills coming on, and You will never have q sin.
gle one. "
JNMESA a. RHODES, Proprietor Providence, RI.
For sale by Druggists
Wholesale Agents. st. Louis, H. BLAKSLEY
Chicago, BARCLAY BRoS. Ashland, WIN. N
LiNGToN, ROLLA II. CHUBB. & Co., Dull
& CRANE April %, 1eJ6-9m48
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G ANECDOTE.

Two of the great guns of the New
Hampshire bar, Jeremiah Mason and
Ichabod Bartlett, had been battling all
the week and the most important cases
had been disposed of. The judge was
half asleep, the jury in scarcely a better
condition, and cases were decided before
those interested hardly knew which way
to turn. At about four o'clock, an old
man was placed at the bar, accused of
passing counterfeit money. There were
but few persons in the courthouse
the lawyers who had finished their bust
ness had gone home, and the old fellow
seemed in a fair way to be speedily con-
signed to the State Prison. Mr.. Bart
lett, the younger gun, sat with his arms
folded, aud his feet upon the edge of the
table, apparently asleep, while the At
torney General examined two or three
witnesses. Never was justice hurried
through in a more summary manner
The evidence was direct and conclusive,
and as witness after witness left the
stand the old prisoners face grew paler
and palcr, and he trembled at the Ger,
tainty of his fate.
By-and-by Mr.. Bartlett opened his
eyes, cast a glance at the gray hairs Of
the culprit, yawned gently, and turning
to the Attorney General said audi
bly,:
"Ill defend this man."
He asked no questions of the witnesses
and took no notes /; but when the evi.
dence was through he rose and delivered
one of the most beautiful arguments ev.
err heard. The testim ony which appear.
ed as MONDAY, he pulled all to pieces
he made discord harmony-nonsense Of
sense-discrepancy of the most exact
agreement--and when he touched the
old mans unjust sufferings, he even
drew tears. Without leaving their seats
the jury declared the prisoner mot
guilty"
The weeping man with clasped hands
leaned forward, seeming to invoke q
blessing upon the head of his defen.
der.
"Lst him out, constable" said Mr..
Bartlett; and noao you old rascal, go
about your' business, and merer let me
catch yow passing counterfeit money
again !"
The jury stared in wonder, and we
left the courthouse laughing, yet sor.
rowful.
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Craal Notifies, &f.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
j. Bull, In Richland Count.

VS..
PURSUANT to the command of an alias
J. vendi expouas, duly issued from the
Court of Common Pleas of said Richland
County, and State of Ohio, to me directed, ]
will expose to public Sale at the door OF the
Court House, in Ashland County, on
Monday, the 22md Aay Of December
A. D., 1856, between the hours of ten o'clock
A. NJ, and four o'clock P. M, of said day the
following desbrihed real estate TO wit: Lots
number sixteen (l6); twenty-five t22l; TWEEN
ty-three (23); and eighty-ane (sl); in the towL
of Loudonville, in said Ashland County, and
State of Ohio. Terms of sale, cash.
JOHN J. HOFFMAN. Sheriff.
November IL. 1856. 24tS-pfS2 50.