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Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-18
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DIR. L. j. CZAPKAN
Remarkable Instance Of Medical Re-
lief


below Montgomery, opposite Pacific Mail Steamship
Co.'s DIN e. san Francisco.
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New YoRk, June 10

The Vanderbilt arrived at IL A. M,
at quarantine; to the light ship was nine
days aud thirteen aud a half hours, the
quickest passage on record. Heavy fogs
prevented her between Cape Race aud
Montauk's Point, causing serious delays.
She reports. the weather favorable for
the successful laying down of the cable.
She passed the Fulton on the 10Th, at 8
p. NJ. lot 40 So, long. s,22.
In the House Of Lords GU the 9Th the
Earl Of Clarendon Inquired if the Gov
ernment could lay before the House any
information CT the alleged proceedings
OF our cruisers on the coast of Cuba.
The Eall of Malmsbury could give
no information Oh the subject. He nad
omly read the e. pa te ~tcnle tat
had e n ub ish ID. From a ~ vehtion
that day with The American Munster,
be believed there was no great d ff.rence
in the views of both countries on the
point, and from the orders sent out to
the eff GERS of the sluadro in the Amer
lean eaters, 10 repetition of suca acts
would be likely to occur.
The TIMES Of The 9Th argues that the
treaties with France and America as to
the slave trade are at an end, aud it is
madness for US to GO on asserting pre-
tensions which no strong and ~iudepened-
emit power is likely to submit to.
Enough is known to prove that the
practice of searching vessels under the
American flag ought to be brought to
an eud.
The eruption of Vesuvius occurred
on TIE night of May 2Sth. Streams
of lava were seen running from several
eraters as liquid fire III various direc-
tions. The inhabitants, in the direction
of the descending current, were seen car
rying off their furniture, and all move
abies of value. If the lava CONTINUES
its present course to the sea, it would
traverse the Castlemain Railway, and
destroy part OF the town of Pontici.
Theodore Schmidt, of Loadon, has
resumed payment iG full.
The French Mediterranean fleet had
returned to Toulon.
Great Commercial distress is expert
encod at Paris.
Two French ships Of the line were
anchored before Budua, in the Adriatic.
Prince Albert, while at Coburg, is
Sdld " hdhO oiHiSu-d uOEuihCbL mdhlbE
over his hereditary rights to the Duchy
to his second son.
Carlki, the principal leader o! the re-
volt in CaEdia, is marching on Canea
with ore thousand men.
The Times says that after the tele-
graph fleet came to anchor, a counsel
was held among the engineers and cleo
tricians. Their conclusions will be
made the subject ofanother communirc.l
ton upon the expedition when s..4rted,
5ut We may mention that th, whole Of
the experiments have bsen entirely sat-
isfactory.
The expedition will start on Tuesday
or Wednesday next.
An atterIpt had been made to as
sassiHate Lord Castlemaine, at Athlone,
Ire!and, by a former attendant on his
person.
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LAWS OF OHIO.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.

Sec. Is. That if any officer OF Other
ceipt, safe keeping transferor disburse-
ment Of the public money, or any part
thereof, belonging to the state, or to
any county, or tqwnship,- or organized
city or village pFthis state, shall con-
vert to his own use, orfto the use of any
other person oEFersons, body cor ora.e,
association OF party whatever, in any
way whatever, or shall use by way of in
vestment in any kind of security, stock,
loan, property, land or merchandise, or
in any other manner or form whatever,
or shall loan, with or without interest,
to any company, corporation, association
or individual, or shall deposit with any
company. corporation or individual, any
portion IF the public money, or any
other fund, property, bonds, securities,
assets Or effects of any kind, received,
controlled, or held By him for safe keep
lug, trarsfersor disbursement, or in any
other way or manner, or for any other
purpose; or if any person shall advise,
aid, or in any manner participate in such
act, every such act shall be deemed aud
neld in law TO be an embezzlement of sc
much of the laid moneys, or other prop
crry, as aforesaid, as. shall be THIS CO...
verted, used, invested, loa.ed deposited
or paid out as aforesaid; which is here
by declared 20 &c a high crime and mis-
demeeuor, and upon prosecution, trial
by in11ctment and conviction thereof be-
lore any court Of this state having com
petcut jurisdiction, such officer or person
or persons shall be sentenced to inpris.
onment In the penitentiary, and be Kept
at hard labor for a term of not less thar
one year nor more than twenty-one years,
according to the magnitude of the en-
bezzlemeut, and, also, to a fne equal to
double the amount of money or other
property so embezzled as aforesaid, which
fine shall operate as a judgment at law
on all of the estate of the party SO con
victed aud sentenced, and shall be en-
forced to ~collecti n by execution or 9th
err process, fl the u.s. only of the party
or parties whose money or other fund,
property, bonds or securities, assets or
effects Of any kind as aforesaid, has
been SO embezzled. And in all cases,
such fine so operating as a Judgment,
shall only be released or entered as sat
isfed by the party in interest as afore-
said. Any failure or refusal to pay over
or to produce, the public money or any
part thereof, by any officer or other per-
SOD, under this act, charged with the
c~ollecti on, receipt, transfer, disburse-
ment or safe keeping of the public mon
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ARRIVAL OF THE VANDERBILT.
one week,sIater News from Europe.
DESTRUCTIVE ERUPTION of MT. VESUvlUS.
Many Lives and Much Properly Destroyed

ST.. JOINS, N. F., June 1.-THE U.
S. mail steam ship Vanderbilt, Capt.
Higgins, which left Havre on the morn
ing of the 9th inst, passed Cape hace
at 5 o'clock this m~orRiug.
She had 1876 passengers and the
French and English mails,
Her advices from London and Liver
pool are of The day of sailing
The news by this arrival is of a
highly interesting nature, embracing Ia
ter and important news from India, and
accounts of a fearful eruption of Mount
Vesuvius, beside other items of moment,
which are appended.
Sir Hugh Rose had met the rebels
and defeated them with great slaughter,
no less thar four hundred havisg been
left dead on the field.
The rebels were collecting at Capsea'
where they were making another stand
against the British
Nena Shahib seems to have become
somewhat alarmed for his own safety,
and attempted to escape to Central In-
dia. His retreat was, however, cut off.
A detachment of Europeans and
Ghoorkas had been repulsed by the
rebels in the mountains.
From China, also, later advices had
been received by telegraph from Maltas
They embrace, however, nothing of a
startling nature.
A despatch from Pekin directs the
Plenipotentaries of the Western Powers
10 return to Canton, as the new Impe-
rial Commissioner is gathering his forces
to Iecapture the city, aud vas expected
to succeed.
The London papers contain interest
ing articles in reference to the outrages
on American vessels in the Gulf of
Mexico.
The despatch says nothing of any fur.
ther proceedings in Parliament in rela-
ton thereto, and the presumption is that
nothing had occurred Of Importance.
There had been an extraordinary
and fearful eruption of Mount Vesuvius,
causing the loss of many lives aud a
large amount of property.
The French Mediter: auean squadron,
which the advices per the Europa stated
to have sailed from roulon with sealsi
orders, had concentrated III the AdriatN.
Afairs between France and Spain
look complicated.
The French Am bassador lad returned
to Paris. The re son is not stated.
The insurrection i'll the Is and Of Can
dia was increasi g i'll strength.
In other districts of the Island the
natives have risen against tue authori
ties
Nj. Depeue, the editor of Figaro.
who was wounded in the duel with NJ.
Hyere, of the army, was much improved
in health.
The English papers contain Interest
irg details of the recent experiments
made with the Atlantic cable, and of
the proposed course of action of the ex-
petition for laying it between Ireland
aud New Fouudlard.
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The Law Of Newspapers.

I. Subscribers who donot give express no
,tiee to the contrary, are consldereda as wishing
to continue their subscriptions:
IL. If subscribers order the discontlnuance
ofthir papers, the p~ublishermay continue T."
send them until arrearages are paid
III. If subscribers refuseto take or Degleet
70 taka their papers from the office to which
they arc directed, they are he'd responsible
till they have settled the bill and ordered The
PIY. IF subscribers move to other places
without informing the publisher. and the
apaners are sent to the former direction, they
are held respopsible-
to take a paper from the Office is FRiMA FAcIE
evidence of Intentional fraud.
vi. The United States Courts haverePeat
edlv decided that a Postmaster who negleets
to perform his duty of giving seasonable no
tice as required by thePost Office Department
of the neglect ola person to take from the OF.
the Postmaster liable to the publisher for the
subscription price.
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~PRoTEcrIoN FROM BuRGLARs-
Another Continuance for the protection
of dwellings and stores from burglars, is
announced. 1t is composed of a steel
pistol barrel, spring and guege, that
can be fastened to the casing of a door
in a moment, aud when set, no one can
open the door, no matter how careful
he may be, without receiving the con-
tents of the pistol barrel in some por-
ton of bis body. The opening of the
door throws the pistol barrel ba K in
a line With the Intruder, the spring ex.
plodiDg the cap, and discharging the
weapon.-CEeUe PLaindeaLer.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-06-23

e. Messrs. CLARK & POTTER have
d certain sure for the hot times, in
the form of Soda fronsa fount which is
entirely free from the objections which
rendered the former founts obnoxious 10
the charge Of being detrimertsfsO-bealsd.
The fervent heat of these days has revi-
we'd the Soda question, and ladies and
geutlcmen are seeking refuge from the
hard and hot times around the Soda
fount of Messrs C. & P.
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THE CAMPAIGN ofENED.--The Hyme-
NAL campaign, We mean, at Mr. and
Mrs HrBBARD's. on Monday evening, in
honor of the newly-married Mr. and
Mrs. JoHasToN. It was one of the
largest and most brilliant parties that
have been held 10 our town. One very
nice and ~good.aosking young manTso
the story funs-as an excuse for a gene
raj saldtati0n Of all the handsome girls,
pretendsd to mistake each one to whom
he made bis advances, for the bridei Il
was really a delightful party, and was
much enjoyed by all. Voted, mem. con,
that there be 9 wedding and a splendid
party 10 town every few days.
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CRors, &c.-We have had a week Of
ss genial weather as ever blessed the
earth. The Barley crop, which occupies
a greater breadth of ground in this
county than in any previous year, is now
being harvested, and tie yield is a good
one. The wheat also promises a fnl'
average crop, and if there is any def
eli ,ncy of Corn, it will be because farm
ers neglected to plant
The skies are bright, aud nothing
else.
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z e e S II ( ND UNION ..
nr anv art thereof, whelher be,o 2

ey or any 7 art thereof, whether be,o g.
ing to the state, or to any county, or
township, or organized city, or iDcorpor-
ated village in this state, or any other
public money whatever; or any failure
10 account to, or to mako settlement
with, any proper aud legal authority, of
the official accounts Of such cfficer or
person shall be held aud taken as prima
iacie evidence of such embezz,ement.-
And upon the trial of any snch officer
or person, for cmbezzliug public money
under the provisions of this act, it shall
be Sufficient evidence for the purpose Of
showing a balance against such officer
or person, to produce u transcript from
the books of the auditor of state, or
comptroller of the treasury, or the au
ditor of the county, or the records of
The commissioners of the county aud
t C refusal of any such off :er or persor,
whether in or out of Office, to pay a y
draft, order or warrant which may g
d. upon him, by the proper office,
for any public money in his hands, no
matter in what capacity the same may
have been received or may be held by
him, or any refusal, by any person or
public officer named in this act, to pay
over to his successor any public moneys,
or securities promptly, on the legal re-
quiremcnt of auy authorized officer OF
the state or county, shall be taken ON
the trial of any Indictment against such
officer or pershn for embezzlemcnt, as
prIma facie evidence of such embezz'e-
ment.
Sec. 16. If the treasurer of state, or
any county treasurer, shall pay out any
public money in any other manner than
is provided in sections thirteen and -four
teen OF this act, every such treasurer,
upon conviction thereof before any court
having coguizance of the same shall Tor
felt and pay, for ever such IF Ice a
fine of not less than twenty nor more
than five hundred dollars, at the discre-
ton of the court trying the same.
Sec. II. This act shall take effect Oh
and after The FIRST day of July, 1858.
WILLIAM. Il. WOODS,
Speaker Of tie House of Reps.
MARTIN WELKER,
President Of tie Senate.
April II, 1853.
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E Those who have the means and
the disposition to invest money in West
eru lands are referred to the advertise
,nent Of Messrs. Rynl & Charles
Their superior knowledge of the eoun-
try, and the residence of one of the
firm near the lands which will be offer
ed for sale, give them peculiar facilities
for making the beet selections.
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The ATLANTIC MONTHLY, for July. is
on our table. With the exception of a
fierce onslaught upon the American
Tract Society, because its managers
would not yield to the demon spirit OF
Abolitlonism, this number of the At
Eantic is one of rare ability ahdsinterest
It may be had of Messrs. CLARK s.
PoTrER.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-06-23

JOHN DouGHERrY, ESQ This gentle
man, We regret to learn, is en- route for
California, having left New York by the
steamer of the 18th inst. Mr.. ID. in
t.nds to remain absent, we are inform
ed, abeut two years. We regret to lose,
even temporarily, so good a man and SO
efficient a Democrat.
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PARTITION NOTICE.

CHRISTIAN GROVE will take notice that a
r~,,-tition was filed against him on the 5tb day
ofJune, a. ID. 1855, in the Court of Common Pleas
of a stiand county, Ohio, by Michael France, and
is now pending. wherein the said Michael France
Demands partition of the following real estate,
situate in the township Of Milton, IN the comfy
of Ashland, and State of Ohio, and more particu-
larly Described as follows, TO wit: being n part o
the east hat of III lie south west quarter of section
ten. township twenty four, and range seventeen,
containing about one acre and a hal and being
the same lot or parcel ofland on The dwell,
ing house formerly owned by Jacob Grove ana
Christian Grove is situated, and the steam saw
mill, together with all the privileges and appurte
nances thereunto belonging. and being the same
premises the undivided half Of which was con-
veyed formerly by Jacob Grove to one Daniel Huh
man, by deed dated the 22nd of November. a.. d.
1861: and that at the peN term of said Court appll
cation will re made by the said Michael France
for an order that partition MAJ oe made oil SAD
premises
by FuLToH & McCoMBs, his Att'ys.
May 5, 1898. owl
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TERMS OF ADVERTIsING.

Tar lines or less make a Square Displayed ad'
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MPAH notices required to be published by law.
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aPPREyT,C,s wANTEv.

An intclligent boy. about II or IS years OF
age. having a good English Education, and
whose moral character is above suspicion, can
have a good opportunity of learning the print
ing business by immediate application at this
office.
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NEW O R MARKET.

New YoRK, June p
FLoUR-Market 5000 lower; sales
10000 bbls 3,60@3 IS Superior state;
3 95@4,40 com to med ex westeru.-
Canadian flour dropping; sales 400 bbls.
4,2o@5.20.
RYE FLoUR-small sales 3@3,37.
WHEAT-More active; plenty aud &c
lower; sales GO o06 bus sO@8l unsound
Chi spring; s8@92 Mil club: ,00@1,01
winter red western; l.O5@l ,O8 white do.
RYk-Qujet and irln 70@72.
BARLEY-Quiet 5000
Carbohydrate 10000 bu com
mixed western 10@104.
OArs-Dull; 44@45-state and west
ern.
PoRk-Market full 1915 to 1850
mess; 1875 p'ime.
BEEF-Steady.
Cur MEATs-Quiet.
IARD-Eeavy, sales 100 bb!s 1890.
BUTTER-Dull 10 to II.
. SrocKs-are higher generally, but
not very active.
MoNEY-market continues well sup
piled and freely offered on call at SOS
per cent, and SOY for well endorsed
paper.
WooL.-On account of the extreme
wet weather, farmers have not their wool
ready for market as early as usual, BY
nearly three weeks. Mr.. Sessions, of
this city, has bought some rs, 200 pounds,
at from 20 to 333c. Many dealers and
manufacturers suspended or made an as
sjgument during last winter, and there
fore but few dealers have appeared this
year. Price about l5c per pound less
han last ear.-C Columbus Gazette.
The Wool TRADE-The Wool Trade
opened strong on Monday last, and BIZ s
continued brisk during the week. On
Monday forenoon the Public Square was
filed with a solid mass of wagons, car
riages and horses, for a large part of THE
day. A large number of the vehicles
brought wool to market. There seems
to be no lack of buyers. though prices
range about ten cents per pound less
thaa last year. The range seems to be.
from 25 to 35 cents per pound. accord
ing to quality Wooster Republican,
I7'h.
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Our uIusfrated Family ,Tournalg

The most beautiful weekly in the Union."-R
FEE A{4LuSTIsATED.-A First-C Glass Pic
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read by every family iu.the land Weekly, at So
a year, or ST. for halfa year.
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GRfA s5Iano Union.

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FANCY DYEING-

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cy dyeing will b. done in the best style. We
are alspPrepared to do all kinds of custom
cloth dTfssing.
june. l6k 1858, 2tf
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LOCAL COLUMN.
ASHLAND, O., JUNE 20, 1853.
nGei1 Repartures.
Mai ArrIvals.

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TuE MATEK.CuEE IOURNaL.


Practice; to Physiology and Anatomy. with n
mernus Illustrations; and those laws which go
ern Life and Health. 81 a year.
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Devoted TO all progressive measures for the Ele-
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Illustrated with Portraits and other Engravings. 81
a year
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Specimens sent when desired. subscriptions
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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-01-15
ALLEGED DISHONESTY OF BooKKEEP-

ALLEGED DISHONESTY OF A BooKKEEP-
ER.-Benjamn Thompson, bookkeep-
er in the employment of Jonathan G..
Hobson, of No. 212 Pearl street, New
York, was arrested by Sergeant Snod-
grass. of the First precinct police, on
charge of stealing one hundred and seven
casks of nails, valued at 5000, from the
store of his employer. The prisoner, it is
alleged, had the property carted to the
auction store of Messrs Greenough &
Burdett, No. 100, Wall street, where it
wac sold, and the proceeds handed over
to the prisoner. Thompson, in his ex-.
animation before Justice Connolly, stated
that he was IS years old, and was ma
tive of England In answer to the charge
preferred against him, he replied, II
admit the charge; was drunk when
did it."
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-01-15
Jordan's Vegetable Cough
G A N ID Y ,
OR COLE KiIj.E -

OK COLE Kill EtS.
MP OSED o T. FIFT e e "
DURELY VEGETABLE ingredients, a safe
L and pleasant remedy for Coughs, Colds,
Influenza, Hoarseness, Whooping Cough,
Consumption, Pain and Soreness OF the breast,
Difficulty of Breathing, and all diseases of
the lungs and breast
JORDAN'S VEGETABLE COUGH
CANDY OR COLD KILLER.
Is Il preparation endowed with the highest
curative properties. Numerous cases of
Coughs. Colds, Influenza and Hoarseness have
been cured by its use. 1t will however, take
more or less time to effect cure where the
cough, &C, is of long standing, but perse-
yerence will secure the desired effect, and
restore the diseased organs to their former
tone and vigor. It'll composed entirely of
products of the vegetable kingdom, prepared
by skilltul chemist, so as to possess in a
concentrated degree, the active principles of
the vegetables employed to the rejection Of
their useless and inert constituents.
Manufactured by G. Jordan d Son, and for
sale by j. X. HATHAWAY,
&. w. DEFY d co.
Il. w. WEBB,
j. X. LUDLOW & CO.,
nod THOS. NASH, Jr.,