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The Dcfe.ted Jones Rewarded.

We had supposed that the te!egraPhie an
pouncement that Mr.. Buchanan had appointed
J. Clancy Jones to the Austrian Mission imme-
diately upon his rejection by the people OF old
Berl,s WIS premature, but it seems that the re-
ward was instantly bestowed. The Washing
ton Union has '' great pleasure" in announcing
his acceptance of the office, and says that he
will PROBABLY leave for Vienna before the next
session of Congress.
What sops has the President in reserve for
Burns and Hall
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-26

CANADA WHEAT CRoP.-The Wheat Crop Of
Carala, in 1858. according to the returns re-
ceived at the Bureau Of Agriculture, IS about
25 per cent. below the average Of ordinary
wears. These returns come from 46 counties,
of which sc are in Upper Canada, where alone
wheat is grown to any considerable extent.
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A HOUSEHOLD MAGAAINE Tor
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ia sIlfcd with her her editorial dutles, Ms c r.
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The Home Monthly

We invite attention to the Prospectus Of this
new Magazine to be issued in Buffalo by Mrs.
AREY and Mrs GILDERsLEKyE. Ii viii be
good work, and should be literally patrOnized.
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VALUABLE MILLS BURNED.-W. E. Tabb d
Ccmpany's Touring mill at Dover, ny, was
burned on Friday There were $1,000 bushels
Of wheat and 500 barrels of -four in the MILL
The upper floor gave way under the great
weight, and fell upon the boilers when the fire
iQnited Loss $4,000. Insured $4,000 on
th. mill, aud 5000 on stock
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Wesleyan Hymns.
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GeoeSIS and Geology nfrodu-ti1n, by Hitchcack
Sturtevart's Preachers Manual.
Antioch. or Increase Of MoraI Power in the Church.
Modem Athelsm-by Bucauuan,
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Eternal Life. b. Ellice-Elslish eliIion,
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Flowers Of Edu ariun-by Lee Heniz,
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susTI0ers TO TIE HOVE MosTILE =. one dollar each
between this and the rt day 0f Ap ls9, viii be avad
ed one Of Geo A Priaco s Cos colebratel
ONE HUNDRED DOLLAR MELODEONS,
In eant Piano Case The suecesui competitor ior tbs
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AN ELEGANT SILVER TEA SET,
CONSISTING Of s1 Pieces valued Fiy Dollars from the
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singIe Subscribers, 81 80. To Clubs OF Ten
Si,O0 per Year,

In our first plan for the WI ch have had sd
uery ION our earnest furnish douicstlc fuur-
"a OF substantial and standard chaacter and the hearty
welcome erts have received from len1s and str-
gers tl uo- alone m lee Ing tnat ne
Literature offered those whose work = 20 rear M
sons aud Daughters Of Free County should not % rs-
We have already somo Of the BEST wRIrEas of a. DAY
as r1utoTa and the number Of thos3 true tiinkefs and
rters who syauthise with and AID the prls lc2l
be1riag u 0uf wurS Is CONTINUAL increaslns-
We am tiake ihc Hone M0u-hly 40 import an agent
IN ding the characters Of the youthful members % am
es Communicating pure Literature, and re2iaets the
rn o. = h wholesome heslihful views of life,
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Instead addIuE tie ready excessive lOEe OF ilon
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and constantly Increasing attractions u home s1al
uru1t the der each human beng complete
Us possible - physical moral aud mental a-tauueuts To
a-errent Of taoruusii nienial Discipline an woman.
IN cur lin f1r DOMESTIC ECONOMY, our LesSlns
FOR the Frugal ard Receipts for hellt;ul and pza
bic COoKERY iuend gfher The best inlruailon
these p.Iilts thai the age aGOrds-
he'HEALTH DEPARTMENT will be continued. with
It's su-EestioEs forihe NJ NAGEhENr OF CHILDREN
and the Avoidance 0i Disease tle pun pt what
ind In MedIral IourIals and shall add CHlL-
D2ENfS DEPARTMENT, with Tales and scTaps Of IN
fJrm1iIo such shall be best adapied AMI mos useful 70
the yourEer members Of families and schools We shall
also eve cuarierly, al ARTICLE OF DRESS pointing
the most susfahtIal and reliable OF the styles and Ila
terias the oe aing q SUBSTITUTE true
respeoahiy fr ehge and showluess sld 70 gIther that
which will be most conducive 10 the heah and comfort Of
both purse ard person
Mrs AREY viii commence NEW STORY. eufi'ed
A . CyTDT~nnT D
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mairts.
Boarding..

BOARDING. The House No. "a
IL Public SQ1are and BY tha Stone Church-0ne OF the
easanfe locations In the cyis being thoroughly re-
pTired- ard will Be opened Tor Boarders Ocuhtr lst
Eamilies wishing TO furnish their ICONS, be
coiod odated wit large and convenient aud bed
rO0ms; and Single hoardes and Day Boariers win fnd
GOOD aceommoo arlous, easOuab'e terms Ladies not
excluded R-ferenees given and received
seRzI 5. " BURRlTT.
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The Eish favor with which -Aiy Ne g boris Son," and
others 0f Practical Tales have been received euc5ur
believe that thorough lfssoms Of morality and
Gins i1ny De given through this medium as
10 reach "a class perhaps, than through almost any
other means.
y The January NUaEER Of the Home Monthly wild
be ISSUED about the st of December. and the fellow
M. nn.-l.r. n-un----L lie Ers- of e.cL ul--L-
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Grmeral NOtifes.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that
~ the lsth day OF Octobr ISIS Directors OF the
s. Clair Street Plank Road Company filed Court OF
Iomnon Pleas Of Cuahoga County their pstiuu the ob
lee ami prayer Of which petition change the name
sand Company 10 that Of the Clsir Gravel h
Company" l. PRENTISS. Atty.
Cleye 1nd OCT ~, ISIS ocl9 dim %
NOTICE no CONTRACTORS. =
~ sailed Proposals will be received this once until
rh eay Of November next 2oclock ~ FOG building
tw1 Bridges over the east branch of r cky uver.
One the center road ealing K0yalfou Hnck-
ley, ard the road leading the center Royal
ton 10 StrougsriIe.
Plans and speiseaons for said Biges Inay te AZ
this Office
Bidders requested make their estimates for the
masonry ly the perch Of . fee;-
By order OF the Rsard.
WILLIAM FULLER. CLERK
once Of the Commissioners of Cuyahngu Cuuuty,l
Cloyelaud, October IS 1s5s- :
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INGHAM L BRAGG.

By reas1u OF e7sr11 arT1ngsnafs uade with the lead
lns Publishing Hluses eulbltd % make t for the
IN -rest Of purchaseisOf MISCELLANEOUS & SCHOOL
BOOKS 70 buy their Goods OF ralhlr thn send 70
Eastern cities oC25
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DOMES ICS.
A large stock cf FLANNELS, Plain aud Twillsd:
DOMETs tor Ladies Wear
IO-g SHAKER for Sheets;
Plaid aud Opera FLANHELs, vsry cheap.
Bro. : Blsached SHEETING SHIFTING. very ehe-pi
DENNIS. TICKING. BATS. TWINE, and WICK;
CLOTHS, CASsIAIEREs, yESTNGs, JEANS
sATINETS. and TWEEDS;
Genuine ESGLIsH CLOTHsIfOr business suits, very
cheap
tTNDER-sHIRTs DRAWERS. for Ladies and Cents
Having many eoafns styles Of Goods. connected with
oar Fupeior facilities for purchasing, enables Us 10 give
great advantage 70 purch1sers-
sep3oI In dSv 2O2
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VKRILY, HE SHALL HAVE HIS REwARD-Hau
has been defeated for Congress. Tie next thing
we shall hear Of, doubtless, will be his appoint
mept By the President to some fat office. This
he will get as the reward of his treachery and
bis self sacrifcing devotion to the South Fred.
Green was rewarded by life pension Ofs5,000
.yeor. It remains to be seen, for how much
Hall sold himself, when he voted for the Eng
6sh bill-TTffa TTIbgas
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isFVANGEL'S STRUGGLF %
The Handwriting On Philip WOIslsinis Wall.

To be continued thT.ush the first volume This will b
acco.+ua-.ed By a continued STORY iron MIS- GLIDER
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A Fair,

WATER LIME.-400 bbls Ames'
w Wafer L'Ine--sa barrels aud N inn order
L. ssfe LIZ SMITH 1 PUTIN An.
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VALUABLE, u, PREMIUMS.
nTh, Home NOnthIy.n for 1859.

WsinEiie the attention Of all 10 The superior inducems
oer 10 those who zy wish 70 form large hsts Of 5
ggr1barg
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-11

The National Intelligenger publishes IA letter of
Mr.. JEFFERSON, addressed to Mr.. Peregrne FitZ-
hugh, then OF Virginia, but at the time of bis death
nresident of New York, which has only recently
found its way to the public, having appeared for
the first time in the Lyons IN. " Republican of
the Goth ult. The letter is dated Philadelphia,
June l. 1897; refers to the probable action of Con-
gress in regard to the militia and the navy thinks
that Congress has been called together tout OF
season as an experiment of the new Administra-
tion, TO see how far and ia what line they could
count its support" says the President is dds
posed or perhaps advised to proceed in line
which would endanger the peace OF cur country
and that the security is the impossibilty of
raising the money, suggests, on the subject
Of taxation, "to lay land tax leviable in 1893,
&c. but Ii by the last day Of 119S any State brings
Its whole quota into the Federal Treasury, the tax
shall be suspended one year for that State. Ifby
the end of the next year they bring in another
years tax, Ii shalt be suspended a second year as
to them, aud so forever. IF they fail the Fede-
raj collectors will go on Of course to make their
collections. In this way those who prefer excuses
may raise their quota by excises, aud those who
prefer land taxes may raise by land tax es either
on the Federal plan OF any other of their own
which they like better This would te nd | think
to make the General Government popular, to rem
der the State Legislatures useful allies and assoc
ciates instead OF degraded rivals, aud to moIiifs
the harsh tone of Government which has been as
sumed. Ind the idea pleasing to most of those
70 when have suggested it. 1t win be opposed
bs those who are in favor of consolidated Gorer NJ
glsstn
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Revivals and Politics.

The New York Tribune works industriously to
Prove that the religious revivas of the North are
the results of political preaching aud expr esses
the hope that, as former great revival in this
country was followed by the abolition of the slave
Trade, SO the present may resutia universal eman
e'pstion. II is edifying TO behold the interest
winch the Tribune philosopher displays in reIi-
sio"s SUBJECTS Considering that his journal has
Deem hitherto characterized by niidel tendencies.
We nave some hopes of his ultimate conversion
IL 10 not to be expected that, just emerging from
the darkn"ss of heathenism, our new dise;n,o
snonid have clear comprehension of all the doc.
nsnos ana mexims Of the system towards wh,ch
MIS- hitherto benighted soul is just beginning n
yearn. Hence u In important that he sbop,a h.,.
good advice, and TO begin with, be Instructed q,
The ten commandments, and read the spis,l. .f 6,
fan 20 Philemon. We are afraid that thu pav
Mr.. Chaplin, under whose ministratious Horace
sits, 10 not az faithful In setting forth the whole
duty OF man, as when be ministered in Richmond
70 siayehoding congregation. Consequently we
trust some boidcr, more enlightened, more scrip,
tural pastor will take In hand the case of the Tri
bune, aud put the anxious editor on the right
track. He is evidently now under the impression
fhat Christianity consists in stealing "niggers''
and cursing white folks; let him learn the tenth
commandment, commit to memory the entire epis.
tie 70 Philemon, and publish three consecutive
numbers OF the Tribune without calling somebody
scoundre. wreteh, and liar before he Is admitted
20 the church.
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Our CIark,.yille corrssponlle nj ..

~
A.few fays since We received communications
signed ew," from a citizen Of ciarksvilIa. Neck
lenburg ounty.relattse 10 q meeting On the sub
icct OF the proposed railroad from Clarksville to
Kaysviie or sonie ether point on the Danville
Railroad. Regarding !, rs a narrative OF the pro
eeedisgs Of the meeting, we did not read II
through, and handed 1t 10 the composition to so In
the paper. After II appeared we learned that II
contained seme personalities. which We could not
suppose the author meant TO be offensive; but
which nevertheless. according TO our rules, we
should have erased from the communication had
we read II.
We have now before us two communications on
the subject, one from tive of the gentlemen altu-
ed to in the letter published in the Dispatch, and
another from .,g. himself The two gentlemen
complain Of the allusion made to thom, and de-
maud the name of the author. wv" writes that
he learns that his communication has given
offence and makes the "amende honorable
by declaring that IL was quite contrary to
His intention to make an assault upon the
young men In question, whom he pronounccs ger.
tlemen of integrity, sobriety and enquestionabe
business habits. He asseverates that he "intend.
ed only little harmless pleasantly, and not for
the world would (hel have done them serious
injury" lie requests us to surrender his name il
this is not deemed satisfactory by the gentlemen
alluded to.
We cannot doubt that il will be satisfactory. Our
correspondent, however, who is a very generous
fellow. learns that the exuberant pleasantries OF
an udomitable good humor will not always bear
the severe trial of the types, and We are admou
ishcd for the hundredth time perhaps of the i'm.
portance of reading through every paper submit
ted for publication.
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Mr.. Staudemmayer,s Lecture.

We regret that more general notice was not
given of the lecture OF the Rev. l.. r. staudenmay
or at the lecture room of st. James Church on
Tuesday night. When we peDned onr paragraph
upon the eloquent discourse delivered by that gem
'eman on the loss of the Central America, we
not aware that he was in city, or it would
have given real pleasure to have called the at
tenton n our citizens to the rich treat in store
tor them. His sermon on the loss Of the Central
America is ons of the most brilliant and glowing
pulpit efforts we have seen for long time. The
lecture delivered here, the same subject. is to
be repeated before the Smithsonian Institute
We wish our citizens could have another opportu-
nifty of hearing it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-11
NEW UAMpsu1RE ELECTION.

CONCORD, March a.--The election for Governor,
Legislature &c. took place In this State to day -
The Concord returns, and those from Nashsu, lie
bannon Great Falls and Manchester, Indicate the
success of tho republicans in those places by in
creased maiorities. Nine out OF the ten Iepresen-
tatiyes elected from Concord are republicans
The election passed off quietly, as far no heard
from, except at Manchester, where trouble arose
in regard to naturaized citizens, ana tue pa''o'
boxes and voting lists we're destroyed.
coxco.n March IO-Returns from 100 towns
were received up to a late hour last night. They
give Halle, republican, for Governor, about Zoooo,
and Cate democrat, 10000. The republicans, as
far a. heard FROM, have li6 representatives anu >
and 3 senators. The members Of Council are all
ranuhlicans
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AvoTueR RANK DgvArcATros.

NEW YoRx March "a large deficit 10 the
lands 81 The Union Bank was discovered bete TO-
day, which has been kept concealed by means OF
series Of fatse ertries ana false balances IN ore
Of the lsdgers. The accused party has been q
bookkeeper In the Bank for fifteen years, and the
principal default, singular to say. occurred yen
Years since. The total loss OF the bank Is large,
though not equal to the present surplus or undi-
divided profits, which. on the last statement,
were two hundred and twenty-five tliousaiid DOL
lars. e. ~
NEW YoRE, March 10.-Brotberton, the default
ing bookkeeper Of the Union Bank.h has made ne es
cape. The amount Of the deialcation 10 slVV,eOo.
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NOTlCE-NO,3 3.

khaye on hand now, and will be kept regularly
supplied with. BOOTS and SHOES. made for me er
preSsiy, in Paris. by the best makers there. They
goods that intended expressly for the spring
and summer wear. The above is intended for the
retail trade. Gentlemen wishing something fire.
need net go to New York because they can now get
them at home at the same price they would have
to pay in New York. You can get them ut ALEX'R
HILL'S. No. 1877 Main street. Manufacturer and I'm
porter of Ladies' an Gentlemens Boots and Shoes.
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DIED.,

Suddenly, on Tues lay esh a. hal past 10 o'clock
2 N, JOHNNY, eldest child of Isaac ami Mary Frs
kline, aged years and 10 months.
The funeral will take place this day, (Thursday J
at o'clock, NJ from hs ftthers residence in Rock
etts The friends of the family requested to a.
tend without further notice.
sE Philadelphia and Springfield Mass papers
please copy.
On March 9th, JACOB STROLLER infant son of
Lewis and Louisa Ann schonberger, aged two years.
one month nd nine days.
Que little Jake strictler has gone to rest
w here pain and death is felt no more;
We cannot wish him back again
In this cold world of grief and pain
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NnTIEE-N0 L

Rave now on hand the .best ssertmAnt of mate
rial for the manufacture of ladies' gentlemen misses
boys and chdrens' shoes, that has been in
this city. imported direct by myself aud that of the
best quality, such cannot be found 10 the north
ern market. Ladies and gentlemen, wishing boots
and shoes made to order. can be accommodates
heretofore, by calling on ALEXIS AMBER HILL,
Manufacturer of Boots and Shoes. No I37 Main ST.,
Richmond Va ' s+
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Lenastana and African ImmIgra
"a ton

s The New Orleans Delta, March 4, has another
srtiele on this subject In which II says that bill
BIS passed the lower house Of the Louisiana Legis.
lature BY large majority, authorizing company
already organized to import $500 free black. from
che coast Of Africa, TO be indeutnred for not lea,
than fifteen years. The Delta throws ont the sug.
gsstion that the Mississippi and Louisiana GONNA.
niles might be Adsantageonsly consolidated In one.
cial head quarters. The same paper thinks that
the same company might include a.. Domingo In
IT, sphere Of operations, it, black inhabitants be.
ing certainly - capable Of voluntary emigration
- the native Affssus aud II isso near convenient
and tnyitiDg. that II would ssem almost like
throwing away 40 advantage in possession, 10
Ysas u BY and 20 I'll tAs way TO Africa