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Isaac Whtucre, ". duun NcCrory.
- virtue uian order OF sale, directed ani de-
ID liyerel from the court OF common pleas OF Wood
cOGaty O'IJ, ia tle above cause, will offer for sal
at tie door OF the court house, IN PelrysJur,, said
county,
SATURDAY, the 9th day of September \. D, 1851,
between the hours ut 10 uc.uCk \. aud clock
N. q. that day tH- following lots. to W.: Lots number
3 AMI H. tad tie weS; half otlnts "a IN Is, a. and
% ii ri.1 yilijse Vi Portage, siil cpln.y.
{. W. NORTON, Sheriff.
PRIrE IrFFEHsGS, A.tys.
AtL.L !. = = ~ =
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VINO CAS- BEAT 1T Our friend w r. Bry.
ant, Esq, residing near Freeport, Montgomery
township has ralsh, of this years growth, which
measures twenty-nine and half inches in circum-
ference, at the but-end. That is aheal OF even
California radishcs.
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ss- w. V. Way, Esq returned from his tour
through the west on Saturday last. He says veg
citation looks better in Wood county than in any
section of the country through which he passed.
We have heard similar expressions from many yis-
tiers and travellers.
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A school teacher, named Moore, was at.
tackled and cut to pieces, while in school, in
Greenyille, Hunt county, Texas, BY family
named Howard, for chastisng one Of the chill
dren OF that family who had written sons inde-
cent Language in young lliy's copy book
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-08-13

CO. Powers has just received large assort-
ment Of Bibles, embracing soma which surpass
nything Of the kind ever before offered to this
public in sorgeousnoss of binding and beauty of
typography. They can all be had at low figures,
and no mistake
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u-F- We learn that the Hydraulic is to be re-
paired and put in proper condition as fast as the
work can be done A new dam is being put in
and the other necessary improvements will be made
so as to furnish sufficient quantity Of water at
an early day.
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s7- Geo Powers Esq, has our thanks for a
basket of the finest apples we have seen this seas
on. They are of the Early Harvest variety large,
mellow. and pleasant to the taste. M. P. goes on
the principle that good fruit takes up no more
room than poor, AMI therefore has none but choice
varieties
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1s- After long absence, HELEN Mornington
has again favored us with a meTitorious prose
article, which will find place in our columns
next week.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS


Simeon Long. a tin Lung, John Long Noe Long,
Jr, Henry Long Elias Davidson Marguretie Davidson,
Henry Sclistler Einice chisier, George Weaver.
MAiinh Weaver, Mary 4. Svples. Martin Sypes Noe
Bryanand Mary Long viii take notice that petition
filed against them. The 3oth day OF July, a. ID.
ty Ohio, aud Is now pending. wherein Hebeca Brande-
berry. Jon1thani BrundebeIry, 1hrza Mcdonald and
Cemmon Mcdonald demand partition Of the east half OF
the southwest quarter OF section town five
north OF range twelve east containing 81 in Wood
county Ohio and setting up among other things that
all the aforesaid defenisnt heirs OF Noe Long deceas-
ed except Marguerite Davidson and Eunice SchisteT
have heretofore received their full share of the
laid decedent by OF advancement said Petitioner
also asks for the assignment dover ofMary L. Long
widow of said Noe Long deceased, in and to said de-
scrbed and and that said petitioner viii be tor hear
ing at the next term fsaid conrt.
JONATHAN BRANDEBERRY, ct al.
By S. JEFFERSON, their Atty.
- lnAnEs
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Nheril,s EnIc,

Ewing, Clrlins, s: Co. ys. Daniel Wurtz, ct al.
DY virtue Of m execution to directed and deliv
ID cred from the court OF common pleas ct iancocI:
county Ohio in the above entitled cause, will offer
for sale at the gpr OF th. cJIrt house. in PerrysbIr-
On Monday, September lth lsj7.
bctweel the huurs 10 and 4 o'clock 4 ". Of said dav
the follow Ing real i,a,g. wit: The Ou. half OF the
s1lth-est qIIrter oi section snveneen ~ town three
~ range eleven IN, all IN Wood county, Ohio,
tanning eighty ,5g) acres OF land, more Ur less.
G. W. NORTON, sheriff.
q
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
g5jicii Notice.

The following interested persons, as owners Of the
described laud opposite their respective mames.
hereby uotied that application has been made to
the trustees of Middleton township to lay out locate
aud arporion among the persons benefited therebythe
eN pelsc and mIhiuE ditch or water-eourse, fol-
lows: Commencing the south quarter post
north along the line OF county road and in the old
ditch heretofore surve NcG through sections "a and
l9 said town; and through sections 80 and %. l.
U. S. r., to county road; then east so rods in said
old ditch thence north through the center o section
"a town l. aforesaid TO the north line OF Middleton
township and that said trustees viii meet the south
end OF said ditch Monday, the Slst day Of August
4 D. 1851 at o'clock ST. 70 examine and upportion
- .f....f g, %, T.tv.
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rS- This week we conclude the publication
of the laws, and shall hereafter be able to give
our readers more Of variety Of reading matter
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ADAYGRoUs WiDow.-A young widow has
established pistol gallery in New Orleans. Her
qualifications as teacher of tho art OF duclling
are of course uuIoubtod for she has killed her
man.
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, school Examimcrs' Notice.

The board will hold their next regular session for
the examination Teachers, at perysburg on the first
Tuesday in Sept.
In addition to the usual course all Teachers VIII
hereafter be examined in American History.
No applicant will he examined who is not present
punctuay at 10 o'clock A.
J. w. WOODBURY., Clerk.
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es- Geo, w. Brown & Co, are putting an en-
gne into their foundry, and will no longer depend
upon the Hydraulic for power.
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"A gang Of counteffeters, eleven in number,
have b.rn arrese ed n the counties of Rush, Henry;
D 'catur aud Bartholomew, Inliana, by Gin
cinnati ofi a. S'verdl If them profess to b.
physicians, but haze neither standing in their
nrnf.-sinn or thn community.
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o-'3- The Buffalo boa's now leave Toledo at
half past twelve o'clock P. M.
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rs hereby given 20 David Niles that the trustees Of
4 MuDtg"H'sry township. Wood county. Ohio, will
at the house Of Israel Everett Saturday Aug.
29h ls57 70 locate ei;ch commencing section II.
and running nGr,A-M eTly direction, 10 the . Zip
l.c. RRAIL EYERE-2.
J.ig = l------.~t.
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Wond Common plens.

Henry MafF3 4 Co Is. John are, ct al.
TOHN WARE and Israel Ware will take notice that
- Henry Marks Il Co. have filed petition against
them ard others in Wood county, Ohio of COM
mon pleas, asking Judgment against John Ware for
S3T2.5UlyO with interest since Oct 27, 1866 and for
an order OF sale OF the northwest quarter section
number eight 81 township thrce 3 of range
number nine o. in WOOD cyunty Ohio, TO pay ths
and unless they demur said petition
by the l2rh day Of September. A. D. lsj7 Judgment
will at the next ensuing OF said court be rem
dsred against them hy default according the same
is asked for IN said petition
MURRAY " DODGE, Att'vs for Pl'f.
.Tttfr = IN
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.40@L AND LITERARY,
Cash Up--1mportant to Everybody.

Hereafter no advertisement willbe admitted into the
Journal until it Is paid for, ~ "ept where there Is 9
special agreement to the contrary and in all cases. the
person presenting advertisepent for insertion, will
be held responsible for the saHf e cannot pay our
debts with accounts on Tom. Dick and Harry of whom
we know nothing The cash system is better for all
parties and rs shall adhere to IL.
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Too BAD.-A heathenish lellow down in Phil.
adel?hia, nam'd Henry B. H'rst, has written a
pome on Mr. Buchanan, in which he invukes
him in settling the Kansas and other difficulties
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The Wickedncss of Paris,

Rev. Dr. Tying, ia his rdmblin5s abroad, has
been locking at Paris, and, according to his les
timony IN the Protestant ChurchmIn, ,dom
and Gomorrhh, in their worst days. could nui
have surpassed modem Paris The Doctor
saws:
! have seen Paris repeaie lily bpfure-but
have never seen human wickrdnpss su sham-l-ss
and lis lures spread cut So unshrnkingly there
before.
Thr DR.. goes to the Champs Elys:es:
thought il wise to let niy boys see for them
selves how Pdrs kept the Sabbath, that they
nlgh; judge of the comparative worth Of its OBJ
servance and neglect walked with th-m
through the Champs DEiysees, wh're was every
conceivable variety OF human amusement and
not, high ond low, from the most gorgeous dis
piuy OF singing women on stages surrounded BY
Immense plate glass, except in front, down to
the lowest and vilest Of tn. mounlehank thea
tres. Every species OF gambling seemed to b.
collected there. Here was what the Englsh
Sunday Leagues had euded vored to accom- pIsh
IN England. Hre was what similar class in
our country would love to produce Th.sa
youths shrank back with amazrmcnt and hn ror.
We'll they might. The mind of an Am,ric ~
must b. schuoled III sin 10 look upon such a
scene with any other feeling. We returned with
d grateful feeling for our Slbbdlhs at home
ackno wledging to each other that there was no
happier way TO pass the Sabbath than Coils
own way; and the nearer we could come tu
that, the happier the dtv wnuI h.
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Wood COUNTY, Count ot Cn,nlnon rlen..

rINO Elizabeth Barrier. james Barber Ann Elzi.
L BurshedTt Harriet Ellen Bukhenrt, Francis Burk
heart. George Burkheart Nayette Durkheart Charles
Burkhcart and Eugene Burkhear will take notice that
petition Fled against them Uu the I'd day of july
A. d. 1854, in said court By Christopher Burkfeurt and
is now pending, wherein the said petitioner demands
the assignment Of dover o. said Elizabeth Barber in
aud to partition OF the following real estate TO wit The
wcst-haf of the unrth-west quarter OF section eight
township hve NORTH OF range ten east; and the south
west quarter o the uorth-west quarter of section four
tee OF township ty- north of range nine east in Wood
county, Ohio, containing in hnth places hundred
and twenty U land; and that the next term of
said cuurt the sad petitioner viii apply for order of
assignment oi said dover, and partonos premises
aforesaid. CHRISTOPHER BURKnEAET.
BY 5. JEgFERsoS, his Att'S,
Juiy O. IS57-gw7kl a. r
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SheliH,S sale.

Austin 2. Taylor vs. JOshu. y. Smith, ct al
DY virtue of order OF sale TO me directed from
ID he court Of common pleas Of Wood cou ", Ohio
will offer for sale the door Of the court house, il
Perrysburg
ON SATURDAY., September 12th, 1851.
between the hours of ~ oclocB NJ, nnb2 o'clock p.
Of said day the following property, to wit: The soath
qnarter Of the southeast qIlrter OF section q
town }, range 10, in WuId county, Ohio; to satisfy
udgment in favor OF plaintiff.
Z. ". NORTON, Sheriff.
GREEN FISEFRocE, Attys.
q I-z q.,.5ts a.
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The beauty Of Indian names when Trans.
lated is all a humbug. Mississippi means no
such thing as =" Faher of W Wtters." but sim
ply Big Water" or " Big RIVER" An ex-
change says that Niagra means Hark to
the thunder" 1t does not. 10 the Tuscaro
ra language, Nitgra signifies -arly the same
MS Big Water tumb 80
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HAPPY HoIGS.--iAe nDmts ut tIe people are
the laadmIrks of civilization. They are stan
dard by which we measure their moral and social
greatness, What is nation bat large family
possessing rights and privileges? The influence
Of each member Of that family for good or evil is
reciprocal. As the shock Of electricity vihrates
and expands, 50 the influence of human actions is
dituscd from The centre to the circumference Of hu-
man society. The moral power Of people is just
in proportion to the combined viriu0us influence
which exist in the houses Of that peupe Hence
it may BE- truly said that our homes are the nurse.
res Of the nations greatness Here the symputhes
Of the heart, and the affections OF the mind arr
nourishcd and developed, and all that is good and
great in our nature is brought; to maturity. Bat
what constitutes happy home =? The pleasures
OF literature essential to ric happiness Of both
masters apprenticeship children. No table should
bs without periodicals, suitable for chilhen as well
as adults, A good and substantial library is equally
essential. How gratifying il is to see neat book
case IN poor mans house, containing useful
works Of the worlds greatest authors! There are
many hoMcs in this country wAica do not contain
this +; bu. their happiness would be much more
complete if they did. An assortment of truly val
uabe books contains more sterling wealth than tn.
gold mines of California,
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EG1 proved Ftrlt. Eos. GaIc.

improved Estrli; Eog SIlc.
I'VE Subscriber has good Improved !sr.l :os sale
y situated three miles from Perrysbur,s on the wes-
tern Resr7s and Maumee road. There are seventy
acres under good cultivation. an orchard two hundred
fruit trees with good buildings, cider mill &c Terms
rcaSonahle. with bn, snail portion down
Jiiv 5a lsS7--I2n AsEEg 20 Ok
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DISSOLTrION,

The partnersh heretofore existing between pliun
& BlrsJ - il this day dissolved by mutual consent.
JULIUS BLINN,
&. 7. BARS row.
The IN lcraiglei will continue business at TIE old
stani US usual JULIUS BLINN.
Au-lss g. ISJ--lCtf
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1mprOVea FarlI F0r sale.

TIE Subscriber will sci, good irHrove, farm s'i
i ut:ed one and half nlcs above Perryshu-r Oh
the Gileld road. Ihao are .5i cores with llG 4 -4.
improved; good orchard Lal g1pl hr.ldiugt--vii
be sold at Il bargain. for cash. ASHER COOK
Perry5burg, July 81. ls57--l2tf
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NOTICE is given that 4 petition will be presented
~ to the commission. OF Wood county Ohio at their
September session A. d. 1851. to lay ou. and
a cOun'y rodl, follows, commencing the Yves era
Reserve Mluuce road, the east line of town 4, u.
5. serve; tls1;a nIctlIolss eI, lin Of town4,
and q. = r. to the ,rth line OF Wood county, also
road commencing ~ the southeast OF section
II, town j. T. s. H.; thence west to the Oregon road
JAG lB EDDLEIAN, ct al, Petitioners.
Anmrlst G. lAl---- ANlk
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lShAtSN.
SEALE0 proposals viii he received until the 18th
) in,;., b. the board OF ENcl,ion for building a
school house ia the cs; pr: OF school district number
|. TO he hGilt OF either brick or wood.
Plaus unl specifications cIu be seen by calling upon
|. 7. Thompson.
BY order Of the Board Of Education.
L. GRAHAM, President
l. p. THOMPSON Secretary.
Pc.rvslurE. Angus. t. l,iT--'3y1
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Browniow's Obituary.

Parson Brosnlow, of the Rockville Wig
Complains, in common with the craft, OF the
inconvenent and unnecessary length Of the
obituary notices sent him for publication.
which he pronounces useless nonsense, and
concludes by saving, when we die sc desire
some friends to pen this obituary for us:
Departed this life, on - day, in the
year of his age, w. G. Brownlow, for many
years the editor of a newspaper. He desires
it stated to the world, that ii he had his life
to live over again, he could improve il III many
re, poets. He leaves 10 apologies 70 be made
to men in this life, ana asks no favors Of aIy-
body con the other side of Jordon" but his
God His friends if hehas any left behind,
can be of no seavice to him; bis enemies, he
is proud to know can't reach him
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Wood Common Pleas.

Merritt VI. Yauug. Pltiu.iH Charles g. Wilkinson,
Cornci B. Wilkinson. ct a, Def nlants.
THE said Charles b. Wilkinson, and Cornelia 7.
L Wilkinson are hereby notified shat on the ltl day
oI Angus. A. u. 1871 sid Merritt NJ. ulng filed IN
the court o. common pleas within AMI for The colnty
ni Wood aI STATE Of Ohio nj petition sliust them
Anl others, the o.ect AMI prayer Of which said petit
ion is to- !prtclJ-. certain rInr.E1G', given bv hid
Charles b. anil Cogncli4 b.. to Charles E. Perigo the
18Th la OF Iua, 1875; AMI 70 subject 70 sale for the
pa,n ID. o, a certain pro'nssnry noe. ma .e by sal.
Chlrlss e. NiiinioI to s1ii PcrE1. on sIil 18th da
1i ne, lS15 for h of SfS5.9i, parnh!, two yotrs
from ill Gsts. win Iteres an ais for the plyuen
~ m tui'v Of another caytln prJmsSory nptt, mad.
oy sud NiEu.,n % said PsTig1 Oh the Sane ~ and
payable thret years thereafter for the of IS 10
with interest tun following described PREMISES: The
nlylitd oncSiNth plr OF all Jhlt par. OF river tract
e 5hty, which lies b.tw Grassy creek AMI The
rycr lni all That part 1f river traCs cghtyOn1,
lying between the uOrh lin, otthe Dayton Nich gan
Itilrnll and he NIn river, except sin III parcel,
aiming 81 sht acres and fOrtlsiX hunir1dls OF
lare, lying on the west line OF sli tract, between
IRA, ,sy creek an the Dayton Michigan Rilrold; ar
lying aud being in the twelve mile square reserve a.
the foot OF the Rapids Of the Miami OF Lake Erie. and
In the sail county Of Wool. AMI s;ate OF Ohio Said
flcenlcn.s further nli1d that they required
to answer said petition or before the lOh day OF
october next orjudgment will be taken against them
! by default HILL d PRATT.
August 10. l,57-livfEi.S Pllnhis Attys.
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scllOOl Eiamls EOr safe

'ENHE Undersigned will o.er for sale rubc auction
L at the door Of the Court House in Wood county
Ohio,
On FRIDAY, tic i,ll day orSeptrmber, 1851.
between the hours OF II aud l. A. NJ tile following
lands, escrih-d. aud appraised as follows, to wit:
Description. Acres Valuation
l-2S W - See. p, T. r.s.R 40 s4oO
, - W Ia " e ' 50 4u0
W IL W IL 40 2Co
IeFms-Ouc-twcLth part of the purc ase money to
he paid at the time otsae, aud the balance in eleven
equal annual instnllmerls, with annual Interest.
No lid taken tor less thnn th, appraised value
JAMES ". ROSS, County Auditor
Auditors Office, Wood COUNTY o
rerrysburg July 23. 1857. 5Gws3I5
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On Friday, the ih day Of September, 1877
between the hours OF Il and Il A.AI tie following
lands described and appraised follows, 10 wit:
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THE GREAT Events or THE D.Y-AuERTcAN
magnitude TO European governments and na-
tons, and to the governments and nations of
Central and South America, are transpirng at
the present time Great Britain secs with undis-
guised alarm that dangerous mutiny in Hndos.
ten which menaces the very foundations OF her
Indian empire. Plots and conspiracies are daily
being brought to light In France revealing the
volcanic fires that slumber beneath the Empire
ard that may break forth in terrible eruption
at moment when the government and society
appear most stable and secure. revolutionary
organization has been traced throughout the
whole Of italy, needing but little ripeniug and
completing TO involve all Europe in blaze of
war Spain has been for the past twelve
months preparing for an invasion OF Mexico
Revolutions and instructions are as rife as ever
in Mexico, Central America and South America !:
and affairs in the Celestial Empire wear
menacing and ominous aspect
IL will not be questioned that in all and every
one Of these movements the government OF a
great nation such as ours must feel more or less
interest and concern. There is nothing that
affects the British empire, the permsnency Of the
present government in France the existence of
despotism in Italy, the boary empire Of China.
or the petty republics Of Central or South
America, that does moi operate in some way
upon our people. II becomes, therefore of The
highest importance that the government at
Washington should be kept ov corott, not only
Of great public events transpirng throughout
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PHILADELPHIA sr0oS BoAnD.
PHIrIpuFuA, July rs, 1857.
Stocks dull Pennsyivsnia Sc, So Reading Railroad,
s7x Morris Canal So; Long Island Railroad, i2k rcus-
NEW OssAss, July II, 1857.
There have been heavy rains here sl day 10 aAIes o.
cotton -four. Mixed corn sold Tor VIC NESS pork hsd
ii s2l otber articles unchsosed
Cmosso, July as-sP.M
Flour active wbssi-s declining tendspcy ccrs
active Al 7oc. Oats nrm. shipments TO BsfaicNo Hous
ar w,e.t. Is4 600 bushels RecepNs00 bbls -four
"a 600 bushels whest ss ,0do bushels corn.
Nsw OsIsscs, July -, 1867.
The weather has been very wet 70 day. No saies Of
cotton factors sitter In their dsmsnds but higher
prices conceded Bales OF three days 800 bales
Recepts OF thr days, go bales Stock port I2boo
bales Receipts at this port less than year As 500
bales Decreased receipts 81 all Southern ports bsI 500
bales. Exchange on Londcn, 10 per premium sAIes
Of corn NJ Soc q oOc.
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NiBto's-Sgoorina Rois's success does not abtae no
tbsn her beauty and fascinating dancing. On Mon
day night two thousand people gazed al the voupuous
squire OF this exquisite representative Of the "poe,ry Of
mo,oo" To night she appears character ",c.e
De MAJ y Besides, NJ this cool ANA delehuel place OF
two comssie,,es aud the promenade CON
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STILL ANOTHER MAN HUre m CsDAR CouNry
We learn from Mr.. Biles, Of the En1'rr who syrlvet
from Upton this morning, that rumored there tbs
another horse thief was hung In Cedar coonty a Mesha
niosburg, BY mob, yesterday. HIS name ves KIs4h
The mob was ater another man named 0o,s -Mscaf,rs
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Bostoy, July ~, 1861.
On saturday nigh, the Lyons wooles Mills, In kossca.
Mas were totally destroyed BY Gre The loss n sssus
$50 ooo, and mostly covered by insurance
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The Empire city at New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. July y, 1857.
The steamship Empire CITY, from New York va Havana
arrived at Quarantine yesterday. The California malls
were brous hi up In q tow boat 10 day.
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PHuADstrHA, July IS, 1867.
The Afternoon papers report fatal OF yellow
fever Swanson street, the mate Of the bark X X.
Kane, recently arrived from Havana, bece attacked
with H. The vessel has been sent back TO Quarantine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-29

Hon-Arrivsi Of tAs B~rsp~.
HA1Ax, July 18-8P.M
There ass no signs OF Tho Cunard ssanshp Europa nov
In her eleventh day from Liverpool, with th~se days lste
news from Europe,