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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-06
LAWS OF OHIO.
PuRL1sHEp BIZ AUTnOR1TY.
mo ST. AN ACT


mo 81. AN ACT
To amend the e:ghIy-second section OF
the act entitled "An act to provide for
the creation and regulation of lncor-
porated Companies in the State OF !
Ohio" passed May 1, 1852.
SECTION /. Be 1t enacted BY the Gen
eral assembly oftbe Stale OF Ohio, That
the eighty-second section Of the above
recited be SO amended as to read as fcl-
lows: Section SO, All officers and ma
iority of the directors of any incorpora-
ted companies organized under the pro
visions Of this act, other than manuiactu-
ring companies, shall be residents OF this
State; and whenever any company, asso-
citation or society, heretofore or hereaf-
| ter Incorporated, shall have failed to
/ elect its officers at the time designated 1t
shall be lawful for such company, asso-
citation or society to call meeting and
elect its officers, who shall hold their re
spective offices until the time specified
for the annual, or other fixed time ioT
holding such election; and whenever any
! incorporated company heretofore organ.
lied or that may be hereafter organized
under the provisions of this act, shal
have a specified time fixed for its annu
al meeting, a majority Of the stockho!d
ers in interest may, al any regular annu
: al meeting change the time OF annua
meeting thereof. Every manuiactur
i ing company organized under the provis
l ions of this act shall establish and kee
' at some place within this State, and with
r in the county, or within some one OF tn
counties in which its business shall o
carried on, principal accounting otnc
e of such corporation, where shall be kel
II accurate accounts, exhibiting clearly th
q financial condition OF such corporation
and OF its capital stock, or shares, and
all the property of every description, an
credits subject 10 taxation, which a
ie counts shall at all times during usu
y business hours. De subject to the inSPe
% ton Of any assessor lawfully auIhorlzt
to assess such property and credits, N
lice ol the place where such office Is
tsblished, and of every change there
shall be published in some newspaper
d! general circulation in the county whe
at such Office is located, aud the priueiE
e. accounting officer, and at least QUE o.. !
=. directors OF every such company snail
residents of this State.
ey SEC. .. That the said original secii
or eighty-two. Of which this is an amen
of ment, be and the same is hereby repe'
r. ed, and that this act to take effect q
:. be in force from and after its passage.
g n. H. VAN WORRIES,
'e' Speaker Of the House of Representativ
er, THOS. II. FORD,
ne President Of the Senate
aa March 80. 1851.
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talking, he listening-for amid the null
t;tude of vehicles in the street each had
to attend pretty carefully to his own,
then, turning to her with another OF
those glarces that thrilled through every
fibre of her being, he said, and his voice
was earnest as be spoke.
"Bella, 1 am business man and shall
do up things in business fashion. 4
love you. VIII you be my wife?''
The young lady looked up astOnished.
She had long loved him-liked him bet
ter than any oiheron earth; but she had
never dreamed of being his wife. lie
was so much older, so much wiser than
she-for she was scarce eighteen, and in
heart very child-why did he not take
her sister? She could not comprehend
! it at all, and almost doubted if she heard
Alright.
j For many moments she did not reply
Earnest observed her closely and saw in
her truthful face the unuttered thought
she was about to speak, when the whole
ludicrousness of the scene burst upor
her and she burst outright. 1t was nov
his turn 10 look astonished.
"Why, Bella, what is the matter?" NJ
asked, somewhat hurt
t "Only think! MAKING LOVE INA HOGS
HEADr' laughed the mischievous gu
more heartily than before. WHO eve
heard of such thing?" and this tim
Earnest joined her even at his own ez
pense.
It "Well, well, no matter where, coz
tinued he, taking the lille hand that la
It for q moment outside her shawl. I'D
YOU love me, Bella, and will yOu be n
/. wife? Answer me truly; trN goa
miaeg"
e "YEs, EARNEST YES; but l must laugl
,r nevertheless; the scene is entirely ne
,r and ludicrous. Quite new order OF y
manceI'' and again ber laugh runs o.
er loud and clear as the song OF bird.
], And this time Earnest joined in 1t
heartily as she. He could well lane
now; had she not promised to be his?
I'd No matter ,chers the promise had be
er made; no matter how-she was to
his-ALL HIS; and as he pressed h
n hand at parting, he said;
ng Laugh now as much as you pleas
but to night shall call to appoint
do wedding, and arrange for lis ceremonIt
So good night, dearest" and IN a N
b ment he was gone.
That night all was arranged. oqu
he Reed and his wife giving full and II
up consent; and in just three weeks fr'
that time, Bella Reed became Mrs. Ea
ily est Hammond.
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~ % A0etp
PADDLE YOUR OWN CANOE.


- yoyager upon life's sea,
- - To yourself be true,
49, And whate er your lot may be,
.. Paddle your own canoe;
-s'sz Never, though the winds may rave,
- Falter nor look back,
ss-t---s But upon the darkest wave,
Leave shining track. $50
rNobly dare the vildestssorn,
q Stem the hardest gale;
- Brave the heart and strong the arm,
-e5 You win never fail;
- 4 When the world is cold and dark,
= -. 80 = Keep an aim in view,
=a And toward the beacon mark
sas Paddle your own canoe.
-sze-sl Every wave that bears you on
To the silent shore, ~
sse~zs From the sunny source has gone,
- - ) To return no more.
80 Then lei not an hours delay
ss Cheat you of your due,
- ,--s But while it is called to day,
ssss.s Paddle your own canoe
II your birth denied you wealth.
Lnfy state and power,
Honest fame and hardy health
ElAt ? Are better dover,
But if these wiz not suffice,
49, Golden gain pursue;
= ~ And to reach the glittering prize,
- Paddle your own canoe.
Would you vrest the wreath of fame
yrseF From the hand of fatef ssi@
i Would you write deAthless name
srs4g With the good and great
80, Would you bless Jour fellOw-mens
',s.-o 8 Heart and sonl ernfne
!. With the holy task. aud then
-, = Paddle your own canoe,
-. Would you crush the syrant wrong,
In the worlds free fght9
With spirit brave and strong,
Battle for the right.
-..-r And to break the chains that bind
as The many to the few:
.-ss TO enfranchise slaSish mind,
&c. Paddle your oWR canoe.
Nothing great is lightly won:
- ..---.. Nstlzing won is lost,
sa>s Every good deed. molly done,
viii repay the cost
Leave to Heaven, in humble trust
All you wish to do;
But if you succeed, you must
Paddle your own canoe.
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AMPuoR1sxs.-The law ruins men, and
fashion women,
There is fitness 10 all things, except
ing cheap clothes.
lis bad plan not to grumble-lhe
wheel isn't oiled till it creaks.
u Prosperity shines on different persons
much in the same way thsi the sur
shines on different objects. Some II
hardens like mud. while others it soiten'
ike wax.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-06

A character which combines the love
of enjoyment with the love of duty. and
the ability to perform it, is the one whose
unfoldings give the greatest promise OF
perfection.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-06

Mental pleasures never clog, unlike
those of the body. they are increased
by repetition, approved Of BY reflections
and strengthened by enjoyment. Colon:
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-06

$50, 900 PRIzE DRAwS BY SLAVE
Yesterday, in Louisville. negro man.
the property of l. R. Greene a lawyer
drew the capital prize in the Kentucky
State lottery, $50. 600. lie had. however
sold half the ticket to young man o!
The name of Edward Thomas, lottery
ticket yender, and of course receives but
half The prize. His master, on learning
the luck of his slave, waived all claims
to the property, but advised him to buy
himself, his wife and two children The
darky took him at his word, and pad
5000 for himself, and placed the money
for his family in the hands of another
person, to await the price affixed by two
arbiters, chosen for that pnrpose.-C'n
I Gdze;te.
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.PowER OF GoLD.-Aidas was 20 grea
man. lhat.everylhing he touchsd5'urn-
ed into gold-altsred case now touch
man with gold aud he win change into
anything. -. - r- -. ll-ls.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-06
mo. Sal AN ACT

| No. 81. AN ACI
To protect Fences near Canals.
SEcrroS 1. Be ii enscted BY the Cen
eral Assembly of the State Of Ohio, That
if the captain Of any canal boat, -or 9th
er person employed upon or travelling on
such boat. shall take and carry away any
rail. stake or stakes, or other materials
used or prepared for fencing, without
peruission of'the owner, the captain or
other person having charge OF such boat
shall, for every such act committed by
himself, or other person employed upon
or travelling on such boat, pay any sum
not less than ten nor more than twenty
! Eve dollars, to be recovered iuaction by
the name os the owner, and for his use
before any justice of the peace having u
risdiction; and such judgement shall b'
/ a lien upon such boat. its furniture anC
teams, any of which property may De ia
ken and sold on. execution upon sucl
Indictment, to enforce such lien.
u. Fl. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker of the House OF Representatives
THOMAS III. FORD,
gPresiden. of the Senate.
March 80, 1857. r--,sss
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SEC. 8. This act shall take efec! and
he in force from and after its passage.
--.-s- Nh. VAN WORRIES,
Sneaker of the House Of Representatives,.
THOMAS II. FORD,
President of the Senate.
March so, 1857.
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3 White hair is the chalk with who
Time keeps its scotes-two, tl-es, OF
fourscore, as the ease may b. Ion a
mans head. .sioafsG - = .s'1sa
.5sss. - sss-st ~. ~ = 49,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-06

A ton of dry forest leaves produces
only 500 pound. Of msId; hence. 500
pounds Of mold viii produce 'On Of
plants.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-06
Speaker Of the House of Representatives
THOS. II. FORD,
President Of the Senate.
March 80. 1851.
mo. GIL AN ACT

to "an making certain IT.
struments CT writing negotiable pass
ed February %, 1890. Z
SECTION |. Be it enacted By the Cen
eral Assembly Of the State Of Ohio. That
all bonds, notes and bills, payable at a
day certain after date or after sight,
made negotiable by the act to which this
is supplementary. shall be entitled to
three days grace in the time of payment.
SEC. 9. That the demands OF payment
from the maker Of any bonds or note'
or Of the drawee Of any bill Of exchanges
on the third day Of grace given aiore.
said. and notice of non-payment thereof
TO the indorser of any such bond, note or
bill. and the drawer ofany such bill WIN
in reasonable time thereafter shall be
adiuiged, due diligence under the second
sectioa of-the act to which this IS supple
mentary, unless the Endorsement shall
express IN writing other conditions; Pro
yided, that when .be third day ofgract
shall be the FIRST day oSthe week. the
first day OF January, the fourth dsy o
July. the twenty ihh day Of December
I or a public tt anksgising day, such de-
mand shall be madeon the next preced
ing business day.
SEC 3. The act passed March l3rl339
entitled can act supplementary to an &C
making certain instruments OF writing ne
goliable," passed February %, 1890 o
and the same is hereby repealed: Prosi
ded, nothing in this act shall affect snl!
pending or rights acquired, before thi
act takes effect.
NH. VAN WORRIES,
Sneaker of the Honse of Representatives
-. THOMAS H. FORD.
President of the Senate.
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lussrss's oyyrcr. T-ambaii cesniy.
E.rr,n- on IN. Ha- s. 1871.

rh.-.Ax ,-,isx that haze compared the Cor sgoias
lass vim suths1tcsted copies from the 5eerssAry st
s-ats aud and them correct.
CHARLRs B. HUNT. esansy Aaditsr-
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Providing for the Submission TO the Elec-
tors OF The act entitled "an act to Incor-
porate the Bank of Ohio and Branch
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They had been talking gaily of the
/ scene around them-or Bella had been
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-13
rEIEGRAPHIC NEWS
From the As.sciated Pres Agent.
The Financial cr,,I.. &C.


INV YORK, Oct. i2.-The stock market is Co
uny IN a state OF extreme depression. The feeling
among merchants IL one 81 great encouragement,
oua eecideely IN favor Of the hanks maintaining
=, Inc bank others at a meeting held to-day de-
lieu LEU unanimously that they would maintain
specie payments at all hSzardS
W Is rumored that strong efforts are making NV
many banks To compel the New Work citv hanks
-. INA and that the Governor expressed his
-. neNs 20 call an extra session Of the Lesis-
s,nerren"x aa a, " necessary, to meet such an
III 20, y. Aih"ng the resolutions passed Ivy the
odhh omcets Today was the following u
h'>olc.a, That In The Judgment of this meet
I ~ contraction OF loans is necessary,
nR VIII tere exist any oDStacl TO such ex pansion
OF them as Will dffu.d necessary aid to lItng for
ward the crops and alleviate the nr,s,nt I'm
nsrclal distress, unless d shall I've created by the
demands of Cdussless ALARM
Two small city banks recently estnhli .frd ,re
reported 10 have failed this afternoon The re-
port needs confirmation. 'H
There is general drain upon all the banks An
various ways, but the only serious features IN the
Inclination shown by de oosttors in some Of the
od banks 10 punish them for refusing faciitieS in
the way OF discounts. by drawing their deposits
he street is unusually excited
The Grocers' Bank OF this city has suspended.
III Is understood that the b.nk contTactionS for
the week will exceed q, OOO,O DO
BUFFALO, Oct. I2.-The Pratt Bank has closed
It's doors -
BosToN, Oct. lO-The Transcript learns from
renilttancs's from the East, and almost a total
suspension OF paper negotiations here, the Michi-
gan Genital Railroad has found il necessary 10
postpone The payment Of its bills payable until n
can realize funds from the proposed Subscription
TO It's bonds on the 10Th Of November NEXT The
payment OF the coupons will be continued as
usual. =
ST Lorls, Oct. IA. J. McCresry g. Co
dry goods dealers, have suspended Also Doanr
King Co, and ColliaS, Kirby Co The liza
bilties Of the latter are about -, 600 900 each
ArSrsTA, Oct i2-The Southwestern Railroad
Bank and the Bank OF south Carolina located
at Charleston, have failed There was Quite a
run on all the banks Of Charleston today
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. II The failure of N.sSr.
Coming Co, OF New York, viii not affect the
southern Bank. There runners this evening
of some failures, but they arc not authenticated
Business Is unsettled.
SECOND DIsPATCHl
NEW YORK, Oct. l3.-The Marine Pacific
Irving, Merchants Exchange North River. New
York Exchange, Citizens, and Ocean banks have
Suspcnded-eight in all.
r. Fish Co, and Brown & Cary, merchants,
have suspended.
Also, the Chatham and Bull 5 Head baRks have
suspended
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COATS, PANTS, AND VEsrs,

Dress SHtfS. Business SRitS.
NOAH WALKER Il Co.. Marble Hall CEothtus
Store, Browns Hotel Building. respectfully an
nounces that their annual display of FALL AND
WINTER CLOTHING is now ready for inspectiop.
cpmpIIsIng an assortment of GsntisHeH's and
YoHfhS' CIothiHE OF the newest and richest design
In material, trimming, and work manship,
Tothose who study excellence, with economy in
fashionable articles Of dress, opportunity Is now
offered for selecting from Of the most attractive
stocks Of Clothing In this city, at very reduced
prices. sc l5-lm
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, October 10 Flour has declined
sales of $500 bblS State - i0asi IS; Ohio 81 a
as Is; Southern SIS Sass 81
Wheat IS unsettled; sales Is, 600 bushels: white
81 25aSl 3f.; red 81 l5asl -. Corn has decliaed,
sale 3,NOO bush; mixed eil66c.
Pork heavy; mess SD 80. Beef quiet; Chicago
repacked Sl3asli Lard il firm at I4al5c
Whisky steady; Ohio 2Oa2Ic.
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Another Steamboat Disaster.

NEW York, Oct l3.-The steamer Metamora
sunk in the North River this morning in conse-
auence ~ collision with the steamer Comno-
dore Ire passengers wee all saved except two
or three. The Metamora was bound 10 New YoI /
ON liaverstraw. The Commodore was going q
Albany, bat was compelled to return here
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Marine Disaster.

NORFOLK. Oct I5.-The schooner Black Squsll
from Alexandria for New York. pat ia here TO
dav in distress. Her maStS are gone and she hai
sustained other damage. Also lost overheard ia,
mate and one seaman.
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DIED,

On the 18th in tant. At the residence OF her hus-
band, on G street, Mrs. MARY KNOTT, W.T. OF J.
Harrison Knott; aged IS years.
The deceased will be sincerely mourned by a wide
circle of friends TO whom she had endeared herself
by her pious and exemplary life.
In Augusta. Georgia, on Sunday. evening, the 18th
Of October, JOSEPH r., son or John A. and Cath
srIne Z. BIenner, in the 9TH year OF his age,
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A Custom-Housr Rnhbeh.

RICHMOND. Va, Oct. I3.-The custom house
here was entered last night. the safe blown opan
Wlth powder, and Sl5.OOJ in so gold pieces aud
$500 ia SIS gold pieces were stolen The rob-
hers left $50. 900 behind
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n ansas Election.

1T. LorlS, Oct. 18th The Kansas democrats
charge that large numbers of armed men came
from Nebraska territory and voted the republican
ticket. The democrats still claim a majority in
both houses Of the Le,siSlafure.
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WATCH REruRss-Jobn C. G

WATCH RETURss.-John C. Clark, Pa, va
grant; dismissed. Thos. Manly, Ireland, drunk
in the street; security and % cents costs. John
John Kelly, n. y, vagrant dismissed. James
Able, Va, drunk in the street; do Solomon
Hubbard, Jr., ID. c., disorderly in a new church
in Fourth Ward workhouse 90 DAYS Elizabeth
McDevitt, Canada, do do. Sam'l Shekell, d. C
do; do. Matthias HaggeTty, ID. c., stealing in
market; security for Court. j. II Johnson do ;
do RObt. Watkins, slave, receiving stolen goods
dismissed
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Financial.

NEW YORK, Oct. I3.-There is a panic in the
stock market. ChicagoaDd Rock Island. 55S
Cumberland Coal Co. So; Illinois Central Rail
road bonds Il. New York Central sly; Reading
Railroad 2ii Canton Co. IG; Virginia 6's Coz;
Missouri 6's. 6Ok.
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BALTIMORE, October I3.-Flour is heavy-at
- 25aS5 50.
Wheat Is lower; red Slal 10. white 81 IOaI -
Corn. is dull and lower; white 65a6Sc yellow
63z'S6c.
Whisky is steady; City 2l; Ohio -
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PennsyIvania legislature.

HARRISBURG, Oct. l2-The Senate are await
ing the action of the House on the relief hin
The House spent the whole Of the morning I'm
considering propositions for extending the time
OF the resumption, without effecting anythiny
rms afternoon an entire new section was Of
Tered IN place Of the first Seriion of the present
phi. Ii suSpsndS the penalties incurred until
January, lo59, and permits dividends of 6 per
cent. during the suspension. This was nega,iv ed
various propositions We're submitted and re-
Jected Tor changing the period for the resumption
oi Specie payments, and the question recurring on
the hnal passage Of the bill, it was ncgatived-
yeas n, nays Sc
ihe SPnate this evening rejected a motion 60
take up the bill providing for a suspension til
the hrst Tuesday of uly next and then adjou nd
All now depends on the House Ii is generally
thought they win reconsider.
TsTCOND pESpATCHl
HARRISBURG, oct. l3 The House recnnSide--
ed its yesterdays vote the relief bIIi-S5 TO 32
The motion to extend the time OF suspension 10
The third Monday in July was passed-ycas Is,
navs 81
The question on the fnal adoption Of the bill
stood yeas So nays 20
The House then ad iourned until afternoon TO
ava the action of the Senate
The latter body has referred the bill TO the com
mi'iee Of conference, and will meet again at J
p. IN. "a
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DRs. HUNTER d WILLIAMS,

Physictdns for Diseases OF Throat and Lungs,
S1i North Charles street. Baltimore.
DR.. Williams was prevented visiting washington
o. Monday. the 18th inst. He may he consulted on
ihursday me 18TH inst at his Office, go Pa avenue,
over MIS-. Noss's Jewelry store. &C 1921
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ThE FuNEHAL-or g. W.. p. Cvsrrs The
asaihgton Light Infantry, Of which body Mr.,
GUSTS was an honorary member, at their meeting
yesterday passed the following resolutions:
AsNoRY wAsHrsorox Lisaf IsvAsrRY,,
$3.50 October 10, 1857.
10 remove from our midst the venerable and much
esteemed 6 Washington Parke Custis in whom
the corps have ever recog nized those distinguished
ana endeaTing qualities that mark the patriot cit
lien, man and friend, whose teachings and elo-
qnence were ever ardentlv devoted to his country.
and whose touching appeals were constantly d.
rected in those channels by which the patriotic
spirit of his cOuntrymen would be aroused-stand
ing as he did the last connecting link with the
glofious past-with the ''times that tried mems
souls, the last living tie Of the family of wash
lns,on, with an ever warm and genial heart.
ready and cordial welcome to all to the shades of
Arlington-justlY deserving the hiuh respect and
veneratiOn of his countrymen
BE 1t reSoIrsd, That this corps, to whom he was
attached as an honorary member attend a a nor
ton OF his funeral escort and that the fnreobino
oe published In the papers of Washington
rms morning, at O'Clock, the Light Infantry
ana the onicers OF the District Reg ment met at
me in1antry's aImory, and from thence took up
The line OF march, headed by Withers's band TO
Arlington, to attend the funeral Of Mr. Custis
AT III O'Clock, the members of the Association
OF The war of 1872 of the District of Columbia as
in carriages to Arlington
The attendance from this city, of all classes of
people, promises to DE unusually large, as we
write, and all the routes in the direction of Ar
lngton-by water, by the long bridge, and by the
aqueduct-are fully occupied.
Not the least affecting incident Of the day is
the sorrow evinced bv the colored people, who,
at the expense of a long and painful walk, have
started In numbers to be present at the funeral of
one who was always to them the kindest of
friends
CENTRE MARKET.-The market opened this
morning with very fair supply of provisions in
all the departments. The attendance was about
as usual upon the first market day of the week
Very good order prevailed throug bout the mar ket
hours, and dealers We're kept busy disposing of
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[sBcoND DIsPATcH.1

NV YORK, Oct. I3-The rcpoft that tbe En-
pire State, hence for Fall river had sunk al He'll
Gate is incorrect. She reached the foot OF Tween
tv-Scventh street, were every passenger landed
safely. The boat Is injured hut triie She was
pumped dry nv her own pumps before m O'Clock
last night. The baggage aud freight are unin-
lured. She will 20 on the dry dock to day TO be
thoroughly repaired
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The BELL Of the Franklin Engine Company
and also, we presume, of other city companies
is being tollcd to-day as the hour approaches FOL
the funeral Of Mr. Custis