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The red nile Race.

The extraordinary trial of horses,
and what may be termed a cruel treat
meut Of dumb beasts, came Of yester-
day, and caused considerable excitement
in our city. At the corners of the
streets, all day long, there were to be
seen congregated together crowds Of
men and boys discussing the merits of
the race and the respective qualities of
the horses. The telegraph hourly re-
ported the progress of tie race, which,
together with home-manufactured re-
ports, increased the excitement. It was
not until nightfall, aud the result known,
that the crowd dispersed.
Notwithstanding the heavy roads and
the snow drifts through which the horses
passed, they made cjghty-two miles in
seven hours and fifty minutes, to Ilion,
when both horses were side by side. At
a mile cast of Frankfort, Dalton's horse
gave out and was put in stable, when
Taylor's horse was blauketed and kept
on moving on a walk towards Utica
After walking for two hours, Dalton was
seen coming up, when the blankets we're
removed, and both nRgs were moving to-
wards tie goal at good speed. Taylor
reached Utica at five o'clock, Dalton six
minutes behiud him. Taylor run to
Whitesboro, four miles, in twenty-five
minutes; thus running the hundred
miles, in twelve hours and twenty-five
minutes. Dalton put up his horse one
mile this side of that place. After stop
ping at Frankfort he was Informed that
Taylor's horse staggering alongthe road,
and, feeling assured that his horse could
walk the distance, lie was persuaded to
start out, but when within a few miles
OF Utica he found that he had been de-
ceived. In passing through Little Falls
the horses took different streets, which
some supposed might lead to u dispute
in deciding the race, but this the judges,
and even Dalton himself, allowed was of
no Importance, as the distance was the
same. There is no disputing the fact
that the race was a cruel one, and the
parties themselves are glad that it is
over with. The horses this morning
were in one stable, aud in as good con
dition as could be expected.-Az6any
Journal.
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Ezl 1t has been the good pleasure Of
the Black Republican journals to repre-
sent Chief Justice fancy as a large
Shareholder and a man Of ul~tra-southern
views. In ~allusion to This fact The Gin
cinnati Enquirer has the following:
Let the decision speak for itself; but
Mr.. fancy, personally, is opposed to sla-
very, in principle and practice. Forty
years ago, although never wealthy, be
freed every negro in his possession, and
has paid servants wages ever since
They were al valuable, aHd one, his
body servant, has bean tie head waite"
of the largest hotel il Baltimore for
many years.
Judge fancy has always been the
trueSt friend of the black man, aud it is
related by a contemporary that the most
eloquent speech he ever made was at The
Frederick county Bar, in defense of a
little negro girl, in which he thrilled his
auditors by ezalting the happy constitu-
ton of our courts and the justice Of the
laws in allowing the business CT the cir
cult to be stopped in order to give that
poor little negro her rights ard her law
tul protection. And although the little
creature had most likely committed
crime, Mr.. TannY's ~cloqueat appeal res
cued her from the vengeance of the law.
Thus have all his acts, public and pri
vate, been characterized by Justice and
generosity.
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BY RAIL ROADi
sPRTKG ANp suMMaR GOODS!
Let us Reason Toeethe.

SsSA 49,
BE ways EsiAi4--E az Ay are we SICK
T ha< been the lot Of the human rscct TO be weigh
I. - @oWH by disease anu SuueL is g
Of the WEAK, the NERVOUS, the BELlCA1 +,
constitutions. Professor Holloway personally
superintend~ The u.auUlar turc Of his medicines in
ne United states snd offers them to : rice ailde en-
!i@htoned people, as the best remedy the woT!Gcv'
CT saw for The renewal ~ tiseGsc-
THESE PILLS PURIFY THE GLOCD.
These f5mou< Pills are expressly ccm3ined Is
the lungs. the skin and TUG bowels. c %trecting
any dcraGgcnentiu their fnhcfiors, purifying tie
DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER COMPLAINTS.
Nearly half The human r9Cc have taken these
Pills. 1t has bcen proved IN all parts Of The wcrid
hat nothing haa been found equal 10 tncm in cases
tone to these organs, however much derenged, and
wIcn all other means have failed.
General DoHiiEey. F!3 EEeaEtfas
Many of the most ~Gespotic Governments have
opened their Custom Houses TO the introduction
of the masses. Learned Colleges admit that this
medicine is the hest remedy ever known for per-
sons or delicate health. or where The system has
been Impaired. as lis invigoTatinS properties
never fail TO afford relief.
No Female, young or old should be witho ut this
celebr: ted medicine. II corrects aud regulates the
monthly courses at all periods, acting in many
cases like a charm 1t is also the best and safest
medicine that can be given to Children Of ell ages
and for any Complaint; consequently no family
should he withouiit.
NoIIoUGy's Pills are the b st remedy kROrn in the
g0rid TO. The foitoaciEg Diseases:
Asthma, towel Complaints, Coughs, Colds, Chest
Diseases, Costivcness. Dyspepsia. Diarh9a, Drop
$y, Debility, Fever aud Ague, Female Complaints.
lealachcs, Indigestion. Influenza. InfiamatioD,
ECncreaI Afc ctioDs, Worms, CT all kinds, stone
and Gravel, Secondary symptoms. Inward Weak
ness. Liver cmpiaints, Lowncss of Spirits. Piles.
II Sold at TIE Manufactures of Professor Ioi
Ioway, co Maiden hane.New York. and 94tStrand
london, Ey all respectable Druggists and Dealers
81 Medicine throughout The United States and the
civilized " world, N boxes at25 c=nts, 62E cents, and
81 each.
n PThere is considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
=. R.-Dircctions for the guidance Of patients
in every disorder are affixed to each box
April ~. 1855
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Still Goes on the Swindle.

Congress seems to have settled down
in the policy of giving the Public Lands
by millions of acres to the money kings !
When the bill to give 10000 to a
railroad in Minnesota, was before the
Senate, one member questioned the JUS
tice of this policy, but was silenced by
another Senator, with the remark, that
it was too late to make such an argu-
ment, because Congress has given to 9th
er States and must serve them all alike !
AS if because the liquor seller had MADE
one man drunk he must serve all the
toan alike, and get them all drunk if
possible 1t is not the State that is
benefited by these grants-it is the cor
morant who is enriched at the States
expense. The prosperity of a State de-
ponds upon the number of its intelligent
and independent people; and as these
grants sacrifice all the interests of the
State at the shrine of Mammon, and en-
riches a few while it impoverishes the
many, of course, they arc the greatest
curse that could be inflicted upon a
State, They give some appearance of
life and prosperity for a brief time: but
let twenty-five years tell the story, when
the aristocracy will present such a con-
trast with the poor who are made bonds
men by this policy. We envy not the
head the heart, or the craftsmanship of
him who is deluded by this Internal swim
die.
The Minnesota bill passed by a vote
of 81 against 10! Mr.. Wilson intro
duced a proposition to give to actual
settlers, iu quarter sections, the alter
nate sections reserved by Congress. but
the spectators will not permit such d
proposition to pass! 1t would prevent
The sale of their lands at from five tc
twenty-five dollars per acre, and they
are omnipotent III the government
They not only control Congress by THEN
influence and their money, but they
govern the Legislature of their respect
i've States. How long will the people
stand little Peoples Paper, Ctaci1
natl. Ohio.
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$4,000 PRIZE DRAWN BY A S1.Av

$4,000 PRIZE DRAWN BY A SLAVE.
Yesterday, in Louisville, a negro man,
the property of L. r. Greene, a lawyer,
drew the capital prize in the Kentucky
State Lottery-30,000. He had, how
ever, sold half the ticket to a young
man of the name of Edward Thomas, a
lottery-ticket vender, and of course re-
ceives but half the prize. The 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 darkey took him at his
word, and paid $500 for himself, and
placed the money for his family in the
hands Of another person, to await the
price affixed by two arbitrators, chosen
for that purpose.-C9n. Gag.
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JAMES ". TAxLoR, ESQ.

We observe by the st. Paul (Minne-
sota) Advertiser that our old friend,
JAMES W. TAYLOR, ESD, is participant
ing actively in the affairs which concern
the welfare of that wonderful empire OF
the Territories. Wherever Mr. T. NAV
go, he will leave the impress of his ready
and accomplished pen, and will have the
best wishes of legions of true-hearted
friends for bis success.
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sHERIFF'S SALE.

Aaron Yarnell, In Ashland County
J.. c. Menor and wife. Common Pleas.
DERSUANT to the command of an Vendi
VS.. the Defendants, in the above ease, duly
issued from the Court Of Common Pleas, of Ash
land county, and to me directed, I will expose
TO Public Auction, at the door of the Court
House, in said county, on
SATURDAY, The 18th dag Of Mag,
A.p. 1857, between the hours, of ten o'clock A.
n. and four o'clock p. IL, of said day, the fol-
lowing described Real Estate, situate in the
county Of Ashland, and State of Ohio, to wit I:
Lots number one hundred and two (lO2,) and
one hundred and three (IO3,) in the town of
L~oudcnville, in said county. Appraised at
of sale--Cash.
JOHN j. HOFFMAN,
Sheriff Ashland Co.
april Is, 1857. 5w45pfS4.50 so.
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WAsHINGToN. Anril L.

No mail beyond Wilmington, N. c.,
has been received; it brings no news of
Importance
Wash. Kirby Benedict has been re-
appointed Associate Justice Of the Su-
premo Court of New Mexico.
The Administration have acted in eli
cases except i where Commissions of
Custom Houses Officers have expired
the other Commissions will not expire
till 80.
The Naval Court of Inquest met this
morning and arranged preliminaries to
its proceedings.
The Treasury circular to Collectors,
respecting the Tariff Act, will lot be
issued for two weeks.
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@kS-~s&

TnE RUSH WEsrwARDLT-Our citi-
zcns, generally, have 30 idea of the
crowd which is daily rushing to the West
through this city. Ga yesterday morn
lug the train from Buffalo numbered 81
cars, and this morning 26-alI crowd
cd. Our Hotels are fall; the sec
oud class even filing their floors every
night. Yesterday fourteen emigrant
wagons passed the gate on the Twins
burgh plank road, all bound to Kansas,
and this morning ten em'igrant wagons
in one string passed down Superior
street, ali filled with omigrants and their
household goods. The railroad men
tell US, that about ono-fourth on the
cars are bound direct for Kansas aad the
rest destined for the West generally;
Iowa getting the greater share. The
money market is getting tighter and
tighter daily, owing to The drain of spe-
Gle, and there is no telling what this ex-
odus may lad to.-CZcucla!sd HeluLK.
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GEN. J. J. McDowEL1.-The Hills
borough GG1ette and the Adams County
Democrat strongly recommend the nomi-
nation ofGen. DowELL, of Hillsborough,
as q candidate for Governer of the State.
He is a good man, and did gallant SER
vice in last falls campaign.- Chiuicothe
A1uertiSer.
IN In looking over the State, We
have not been enabled to discover a
name that. in u opinion would give
more strength to the ticket then that of
Gen. Mcdowell.
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SEERIEF,S SALE.

SEERIFF'S SALE.
Abraham Laybolt, Pltf} In Wayne County
VS..
Charles Hoy, Defendant.) Common Pleas.
PURSUANT to the command Of an order Of
( Sale in attachment, in the above case, du-
ly issued from the Court of Common Pleas, Of
said county. and to me directed, l will sell ct
Public Auction, on
Saturday, 25M dag Of drill,
A. D, 1857, at the residence of James Scott, in
Perry Township, in Ashland county and State
of Ohio, between the hours often o'clock, a. NJ,
and four o'clock P. NJ. OF said day, the following
described goods and chattles, to-wit thirty
eight head of sheep and on the same day, be.
tween the hours aforesaid, at the residence of
James Newman, in Montgomery Township,
Ashland county, Ohio, one hundred asd fifty
pounds of wool, more or less. 10 be sold as the
property of Charles Hoy, Defendant in the
above case, at the suit ofthe above named PltF.
Terms of sale-cash.
JOHN j. HOFFMAN,,
Sheriff, Ashland Co..
April Is, 1857. 3w45pf$3-
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E H. s. KNAPP, Of the Ashland
Union, claims to have once held the Of
flee of Supreme Judge of Greensburg
Township, Putnam Co" Wonder If
that's the fact? Wehavs thought here
tofore that that Township was aceU tim
6eyed-Kallda Sentinel.
81 That township was once we'll,
timbersd, friend Wolfe.
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DE-. PHILLIPS.
physician and Uterine pathoioeEst.


Physician and eri PathologFst.
HAVING located in Mansfield, would respect
IL fully inform the Females OF Ashland and vicin-
ity, that he will hereafter visit Ashland once a
month. and spend the first week of each month
with them IN the treatment of tho'e diseases incl
dent to The female sy stem. We practieethe French
Instrumental. diagnosis and treatment OF uterine
diseases and feel Confident from the unrivalted sue
cess with which our laboTs have been crow ned ia
many OF the Eastern, a. well. astbe Western cities,
that we will be able to relieve many that are suf-
fering from those functional arrangements, and dis
piaccacRfs Of the uterus; teueOrrhea. dntEorTAea,
dySaeRhcrrhca, noRoTrhGgio, Pr0iePsus, aRts1er-
sion, retr0UerSi0H, rsirofsetioR, acute metriL ., ekro-
nic n~etritiS, Internal =a%eritis, or any otherdisease
incident to the female system. The following per
sons can be referred to, Albany, N. Y. Rev. J
Saith, Mrs. L. Smith, Hon. Judge Hnsting, Mrs
NJ. ; Tasting.
syracuse i. Z. Mr.. !. sprague, proprietor Of the
Brenfual Hotel, Mrs. A. Sprasue, Nh. and Mrs. Fan
cling.
Robertson. Mr.. and Ifs. McClain, J. r. Semore
and Mrs. S. A. Senore-
Ashland, Ohio Mr.. and Mrs Hall
Anrit23. 1896 Ah'
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Road Notice..
AUpIToR's OrFIcE,l
~ ALL ne 1897

AUDIToR's OFFICE,
Ashland, April Is, 1857.
NOTICE is hereby given that the per cent;
~ on the Real and Personal property Of
Ashland county, for Road purposes, is one
mill on the dollar valuation, which can be
worked out upon the Roads, between the 18th
day of ] June, and the 5th day of August, atthe
rate of of one dollar per day, for each able bod
JAMES SWINEF0RD,
Auditor of Ashland Co.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT AT
TOE.NEK.

The appointment Of Judge RUFUS P.
RANNEY as District Attorney for the
Northern District is Off tally announced.
Ne better selection could have been
made, although we should have preferred
the appointment Of Judge BEN. Met
CALF, who is peculiarly fitted for the
position, and whose able and efficient
services during the late campaign, en-
title him to consideration at the hands
of the Democratic Administration. We
are not disposed, however, to complain
of the appointment Of Judge RANNEy.
1t is a good oue.
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A Glance at the Record.

The claims of the Smelling Commit
tee of the Ohio Legislature for services
in vacation have been passed upon n
allowed. Row that their bills are fair
" 10, we propose to look a moment at
their items of expense, and ascertain the
degree of economy exercised by our lie
publican brethren. 1t will be recollect-
ed that the object OF these committees
was to "huut up locofoco corruption
and extravaganza" Below we give the
items of account presented by one of
this immaculate committee for his SER
vices. which has been allowed by the
present legislature. We take Mr..
BRAYToN, of Cuyahoga county. 1t is
copied from the account current render
ed by the committee
BRAYToN's Bill.
April 20, expenses to Cleveland 81 40
June Z, " 81 20
4" p, to get Com. to
examine Iron work, 3 p
July 2, expenses at Cleveland, SO
"3l, to and from Dayton, 5 SO
July cash paid R. r. for Rogers
& Searls, g 6O
As 90
Sept. 10, expenses sundry times at
Cleveland, rs
Sept. 90, paid W. Cain, witness
Braytop, rs
paid II. NUN, o.
r. S. McEwen, 5 0C
horse hire at Columbus, 4 sc
Dec. 81, expenses at Cleveland 4 rs
Tifin 5 %
changes and plans sc
travelling, &c, to PhIladel-
phia, New York, and back 20 sc
No date, j. Brayton 5 0C
horse hire S O(
per diem 225 days 500 0C
mileage $50 d. at l6c. 1876 81
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$l,I7O IS

Sl,l(U IS
The above is the interesting account
Of a diSintercsted ~ patriotic (P) Re
publican Representative. Here we find
that lie has charged for 225 days, (mak-
ing the whole amount of time from the
adjournment Of the first to the com
movement of the second SESSION. at 81
per day being $500. There is anoth-
or interesting item, to wit: a charge, in
addition to their per diem, of sirtecn
cents per mile for every mile Travelled,
making $l36 80: They were not only
paid 81 per day for their labor, but l6
cents per mile for the benefit they con
ferred upon the State BY riding on the
railroad. At ordinary speed, a man can
travel 800 miles per day. THIS amounts,
at Is CENTS per mile, to $48! Aid to
this, the per diem, and you have $50 as
the wages for one day of M committee
man. What an exceedingly economical
arrangement. Most of the members Of
the Smelling Committee have passed
upon the rail roads, and as a conse
quence, made $50 clear of all expenses.
The charges fer making a pleasure
trip to New York aud Philadelphia is
another delightful feature in the bill, to
which we would ask attention. 1t is use
less, however, to enumerate farthor.-
The reader, by a glance, can satisfy BIN
self fully in regard to the loudly pro
claimed economy Of our opponents.-
More of this subject in future.-POrtagc
Sentinel.
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n C..Eo.

Persons knowing themselves indebted to S.
Apple d Co, are requested to call immediate
ly and settle, and thus save us the Trouble of
sending them . written notice.
:nl5 S APPLE d co.
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NNusao Toach1nS.
and Lot for SaIe.

" the road leading from Ashland to Olives
burg, one acre of land, and a good dwelling
House and Stable, and a good well Of water
and a great variety of Fruit Trees and good
garden, Everything handy. and can De got
cheap. DAVID
Feb. 5, 1857. ~.
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IA COLUMBIAN
@r@7~ SpQ~@
IF YOU WOULD BUY THEM CHEAP


L1@d9A 1Dy@e
SIZE ENLARGED, STYLE IMPROVED.
1t has double the quantity and strength Of ary
other. AZ
It gives n perfectly natural color.
Il colors cscry shade from light brown to jet
black. f
Its use is easy and rapid.
II is perfectly harmless 10 the skin.
Is e1ec5 is instantaneous and permanent.
It is the best, quickest cheapest and safest
DYE ever made.
ay@birections for use accompany each box-n
Prica-l OF. $l;-2 oz 81 ,50;E CT. ST.
Soz S.
iEntcred according To Act ofCnnsFess.iH the year
1885. by \ ". Harrison in the. Ciers's ofice Of
the District Court OF The U. s. for the Eastern
District Of Penn
For Sal by Dafm & Crane. Ashland T. W.
Coulter d Co, Perrysyi.le While G. Co. Polk
L II. Funk, Sullivan Gau!t & Shaw, Sayan-
Manufacture, APoLIos ". HARRISON,
IS South 7ah s., Philadelphia.
March IL, 1851. ly4I.
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CoMET.-There is a telescopic comet
now ia the northwestern part Of the sky,
moving eastward. 1t wns observed
through the large equatorial Of the na-
tional observatory on Friday night.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Ed f3o!Y 70 SAVE Es0NEG' p
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ASHLAND:
Wednesday, April -. 1857

CONNECTECUT ELECTROMAGNETIC
CERACY AND THE CONSTRUCTION
BECOMING EsN ATIONAE''I IN THE
LAND OF STEADY IzAGs7TS.
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These examinations will commence at ten
o'clock A. M, and close at four o'clock P. M.
No applicant will be admitted after twelve M.
Written testimonials of good moral character
signed by at least two responsible persons, will
be required, which testimonials viii be kept
on file. no certificate can be ante-dated. No
private examinations will be held
80 gif-r s. N. @ARBER,
Z .5.E Clerk of Board of Examiners.
Ashland, Dec. II. ts5el az as-ly,
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NEWHACK anil NEWPRoPRIETRS
g. 3. GRAY
Notice TO Teachers.

TIME Board of School Examiners of Ashland
i County will hold the following Examina'
tions during the year 1857, at Ashland, In the
Union School buildings, viz:
MI o. 4, ar { ,furday of March.
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s7,OG5.I6 FOR SMELLTNGI

The Smelling Committee" had a
nice time of it last Summer. They cut
it thick in every particular they
thought that they had better git"
while they had a chance. Instead of
spending just $500, the amount ap-
.propriated for their expenses, they have
already been paid S7,095, 16 !! This will
not cover half of their expenditures yet,
which are for travelling expenses, Sc
Is there any honesty in the black lead
ers?
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SALE.

William B. Sioan' In Ashland County
John E. Charles & wife. Common Pleas.
DERSUANT to the command ofan Order to
L sell Mortgagad Premises, duly issued
from the Court Of Common Pleas of Ashland
county, dated March 81, 4. d. 1857. and to me
direclel / viii expose to Public Sale at the
door of the Court House, in said county. eli
Saturday tie Cd day Of Nag,
A. D. 1857, between the hours of ten o'clock A.
NJ, and four O'Clock P. NJ, Of said day,
the following described premises, situate in
said Ashland county, to-wit:-Lot number
thirty eight, 1881 situate and being in The coun-
ty of Ashland, and town of Ashland. and
State of OHIO, and known on the plat of said
town, as lot number thirty eight, 1881 in said
town, being the same lot which was conveyed
by y. R. Thompson, dated August 81, 1913,
to John G Charles. Appraised at $500
Terms of sale-Cash.
JOHN ]. HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
April 1, 1857. 5w43pfS4.50
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uo Farmers and Gardeners ]!
EGRESUMING that you nave sub
e scribed for the ASHLAND UNION as every
good citizen should, now
THE SPRING IS AT HAND,
And the farm work coming on, you will need
the farmers own paper,
THE OHIO C~ULTIVATOR,
And you cannot afford to do without it. 81
pages, twice every month, and always up to
the times.
only One Dollar a Year.
Three copies for So. Send for it right off.
S. D. HARRIS, EDITOR,
Columbus, o.
April l. 1857. 43