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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-06-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Household Fairy.

They may talk of their fairies, their sylphs,
and their gnomes
As much and as long rs they please,
But give NE the machine wich e~nlivens our
homes
And ensures us enjoyment and ease:
Some fairies are all very well in their way,
Though ] confess one / never have SEEM
While in sight, on the table, "click, click"
through the day,
Sounds the song of my SEWING MAcHINEl
All there once was a time when l bent o'er
my toll
Till tears stained the cambria or lawn,
And when daylight had flown, by the glim-
mer of oil
l often shaved on till the dawn.
But now long ere noon all my needlework's
done:
And handsomely done too, I ween,
I'm as free as a bird whose wings flash the
Thanks-thanks to my SEWING MACHINE.
What blessings doth science on labor confer
When inventipg SO useful a gift,
Which converts into comforts cen trouble and
care,
And ou- duties combine with our thrift:
All ! could Hoop, who composed the shirts
heart-touching song,
My GROVER & BAKER have seen,
I've no doubt he'd have written another as
long,
And as good, on my SEWING MACHINE.
4w49 KATE.
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E&A young man named John Gar
net, q resident of L~awrenceville, lost his
life by au accident at the outer depot OF
the Pennsylvania. Railroad, at Pitts
burgh, on Saturday afternoon. He was
a breakesnan ON the street train, run
ming from the outer depot to the station
at the point. The train was switching
off or q side track, and Garnet stepped
off on the main track, and the Blairsville
accommodation coming up at the mo-
ment, he was struck by the locomotive
and thrown across the track, the wheels
of ~tbe1ocomotive passing over his ABIDE
men. He vas literally disemboweled.
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PHILrp SEYMOUR, or Pioneer Life in
Richland county, Ohio. Founded on
Facts. By Rev. James McGaw.-
Mansfield. Published by R. Brinker.
hoff. 1888.
We have received the second number
of this work. and from a hasty glance at
its contents we conclude hat it is one OF
much local interest, and will meet with
general approval. The work will be OF
as.much interest to citizens of a large
portion of Ashland, as to those of Rich.
land county, as many of the m st stir
ring historical incidents relate to events
that occurred in our own county. One
more number completes the work.
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KrNG's HOTEL, New LoNDoN.-We
call attention to the advertisement oil
Kings Hotel: New London, o. This
House was erected and furnished at q
cost Of about $4,000. The rooms are
large, pleasant and we'll furnished. Mr.
AscHER has a large experience as a hotel
keeper. His former connection with the
Gascal House, Warren, and the FarquaI
House, Salem, Ohio, is a guarantee OF
his fitness for the business, and through
good management he was able to dis.
pose of his interest in those houses at a
fine profit. He always keeps a first class
house, and is a popular landlord.
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june 9, 1858.

The body of Johpson Chaeff, r,
a young Eng.ishman, who disappeared
SO mysteriously about ibree weeks ago,
from the steamboat Hero, on her way to
Albany, New York, was on Tuesday
brought to New York, from Ffshkill
where it was picked out of the river, on
Friday last, by a fisherman. His mo
ney, consisting of about $4,000, il
drafts, his gold watch, and other valu
ables, were found upon his person I'm.
touched. From the fact that he had sc
much money in his possession, it was
feared by his friends hat lie was muir
dered, and then cast overheard.
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h Law of Newspapers.

/. I. Subscribers who do not give express mo-
tice to the contrary, are considered as wishing
60 continue their subscriptions.
I7s IL. If subscribers order the discontinuance
OF their papers, the publisher may continue tn
bend them until arrearages are paid
III. If subscribers ~refuseto take or neglect
to take their papers from the office TO which
they arc directed, they are he'd responsible
till they have settled che billand ordered the
paner discontinued.
nv. If subscribers move to other places
without informing the publisher. and the
papers are sent to the former direction, they
are held responsible.
o ". The Courts have decided that refusing
to take a paper from the office is PRiaA FAciE
evidence of Intentional fraud.
VI. The United States Courts haverePeat
edly decided that a Postmaster who neglects
to perform his duty of giving seasonablen no
/: tice as required b theP lost office Department.
of the neglect of a person to take from the Of
fee newspapers addressed TO him. renders
.khePosrmtastcrfi liable to the publisher for the
su~b.crfption price.
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EBoth houses of the Legislature
of Wisconsin have passed a bill for the
establishment of capital punishment
fl the crime of murder in the fret de-
gree. A strong reaction appears to have
taken place in the minds of the people
Of the State in relation to the subject
The last action of the Legislature is IN,
derstood to be in conformity with a gen.
eral expression of the popular will.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IT MoHEcAN-
viLLE.-We are informed that the Demo.
Gratis in the neighborhood of Mohecan-
Vile heidi meeting afew evenings since,
which was one of the largest that has
assembled since the campaign of 1856
The meeting was enthusiastic and har-
monious, and was ably addressed by
JOHN DoreHERrY, Esq. We regret
that the efhcia; proceedings were not sen
t. us for publication.
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Il Maojor James H. burst, who
died lately in Texas, near the Nueccs,
participated in tile storming of Bexar
during tie Texan revolution, at th age
of IA; and was engaged in almost every
battle up to the annexation of Texas
He was prominent in the Cherokee war ;
has served 10 the State Senate and was
Deputy Collector of the Brazos Santi-
ago district at the time of his death.
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FSf de Ashland Union.

A WORD TO INTERMEDDLERs.-Some
of the good folks who have not sufficient
time to attend to their cwn business,
have given out that l did not return to
the Assessor all my wheat-that my re-
turn as given to the Assessor was short
of the actual amount 1 had on hand 500
bushels.
Now, I want those meddling gossips to
come, or select some responsible men to
come, and measure my wheat, aud they
shall have every pint over and above the
quantity I returned to the Assessor.
SAMUEL ROWLAND.
june q, 1858.
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Local COLUMN.
ASHLAND, O, JUNE 9, 1858.

ENLAnGEMENT OF CHURCH BUILDINGS
IN AsnLAHD.-The Improvement on the
Methodist Church building has been
commenced, and is being prosecuted Will
vigor. When completed, il will afford
ample room for the large congregation
of that Church, and the appearance Of
the building will be a credit to our
town.
A meeting which was held pursuant
to notice, at the Presbyterian Church
on Saturday last, to consider the ques'
tiou of emerging that Church, came to
ihe conclusion TO cor meet the purchase
of the adjacent lot with tie building i'm
Arnremant-Thc n.ectirg wisely de-
teImined to incur no RESP onsibility by
entering into any contract, either Tor
the purchase of the lot or the improve
m, DIT Of the building, before the whole
amount necessary to complete such con
tract was raised. No one ought to en-
terrain q doubt, for a moment, that this
amount can be Secured. There are about
eighty Eve heads OF families belonging
to tie congregation of the Presbyterian
Church, scarcely any ole of which is
hot able to subscribe at least fifty dol
Jars, aud the mass of that number a
much greater amount, ard it would BE-
nm imputation upon their liberality and
enterprise which no one would be will
irg to suggest, to suppose that any one
would hesitate to. discharge his whole
duty in i matter of this Importance
Other Congregations of not one-balf the
s.rehgtb, in neigbb6ring towrs, under
take, and successfully carry through, i'm
prstements of much greater magnitude,
and We cannot suppose that there will
be any failure in this. The Committee
have already raised a portion of the
amount, and they are prosecuting their
lsbors during the present week, aud will
report progress to an adjourned meet
ing which will be held at the Church on
Saturday next, Immediately after the
service, which commences at ] O'Clock
in the afternoon.
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TIRE hSHhANB UNION

No 2I Iron. No % Spikes and nails. No O.
Lead, zinc. and tin. No24 Pig iron No IS
Cotton canvas. No 80 Flax and cotton Irvine.
No31 Glass. No 81 Leather. No. 81 Pitch
tar, rosin. No 80 Tallow, SOAP, oil. No. cg
Ship chandlery.No 43 Tank and galley iron.
No Al chain iron. No 45 Ingot copper. No
AZ Miscellaneous.
GoSPoRT, VIRGINIA.
Class M ! white oak logs. No 6 yellow nine
plank stock logs. No 10 white-pine. No IL A sh
and cypress. No Il black walnut, cherry, ma
hogany butts. No "a white-ash oars. hi X orv bara.
No rs black spruce. No 10. Lignumvita. No Ell
iron. No 90 spikes and nails. n % lead, zinc.
and tin. No "a pig iron. No 25 hard w rare. No
81 paints. oils. SC. No % Flax canva.. NJ. 30
cotton canvas. No 30 flax and cotton Irvine =
No 81 glass: No 30 leather. No 80 Nose. No 81
brushes. No rs bunting and dry goods. No 81
pitch, tar, rosin. No 81 fallow. soap, and OIL
No 30 ship ehandlery. No 40 stationery.
WARRINGTON, FLORIDA.
Class No ] white-oak logs. 40 3 white-oskA
prOmiscuous timber. No white oak keel pie Geo
and rudder stocks. No 10 white pine. No I2 black
walnut and cherry. NO l3 locust. No IA whits
ash oars. hickory bars and butts. No le lignuk
invite. No 81 iron. NO % lead. zinc, tin. No
25 No 81 paints, oils, &c.
May 10, 1858. 4w5O
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DEMocRAr1c Posr MASTER AT albion.

DEMOCRATIC PosT MASTER Al ALBfoN.
We are glad to learn that Mr.. WIZ.
BucnANAn has received the appointment
as Post Master at Albion in this county.
Mr.. B., in accepting the appointment,
makes a personal sacrifice, but, like a
good Democrat as he is, he yields to the
wishes of his Democratic friends who
are interested in the proper manage
mep. Of the Office
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

fen lines or less make a Square. DisPlayea al
{ ysrtIsements in single column. 10 PEI cenI SatIe
Bouhle column. double the above rates and ~ per
cent extra. Advertisements loaded and placed IN
the special notice. column, one-halt more then the
aboTe rates.
TPAn notices required to be published by law.
lea rates, viz: 81 each Square Tor the hrst three
weeks or less, and 33f cents each subsequent in
sertion.
-nPAdministrators notices of appointment. one
dollar in advance. L
- WTBusiness eards-Five lines or less, IS per
ExA1sss.s.atadvsrtisements must be paid for in
All advertisements not accompanied with writ
Ten directions, will be inserted until forbid, and
sharged accordingly.
Yearly adeertisements, payable quarterly,
The above rates will be strictly suffered to-
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EaE ct the villsse of Milestone, N
j., the distemper has been raging among
a large drove of hogs fattening for TIE
New York market, on the swill from q
large distilIery at that place, and a great
many have died.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-06-02
CLEVELAND MARKET.

CLEVELAND, May 20.
FLOUR-Sales only in a small way
at previous rates.
WHEAT-Two cars Med. at 75c.
HIGHWINES-Sale5 SO bbls at 1910
OATS-One car at sos.
BUTTER-Very choice commands
lie.
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ANOTHER EEsTERN HUMBUG.-West-
ern people nse constantly being swindled
by the publishers of the cheap newspa-
pers of the Peter Fupk order, published
an the eastern cities, who, after collect
ing . sufficient amount CT advance sub
scription to make Suspension profitable,
- blow 0p" and aglin appear in the
form ora retired physician" or in
charge of some institution established for
the purpose Of curing consumption by
i~nhaktjon.1' The last bumbug of this
sort was got up by some fellow who
signs Himself "SFallsce Mert6un, NJ D.
s~Stuyvesant Medical Institute, New York
city" We published his advertisement
five or six weeks-aDd it was not until
we recently undertook to draw upon
him for the amount, that re discovered
that it was ourselves who had been
- drawed.n The M. D., and his Insti-
tnte could not be reached by any draft
that could be invented.
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Form of OFF,.

I~,-, I-=, III IHH STaIe
o.. hereby agree to furnish and
deliver, in the respective navy-yards. all the
articles named in the classes hereunto annexed,
ngreeably to the provisions of the schedules
therefor. and in conformity with the advertise
ment of the Bureau of Construction, dc, ofthe
18th of May, 1858. Should my offer be ac-
copied, I request to be addressed at--,
and the contract sent to the navy agent at
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New Law FIRm.-Messrs. SMITH &
JOHNSON, it will be observed by their
card, have formed a law partnership, and
will give their attention exclusively to
their profession. Mr.. Smith is one of
the oldest practising lawyers in the coun.
ty, and Is well and fasorably known, and
DIR. Johnson is i young lawyer of en-
erpy and iue promise.
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D.

In Ashland, on the 27th. inst. by Rev:
RoLLA H. ChtBS, Mr.. GORDON DUNCAN,
and Miss JANE WHITE, all of Savannah, o.
On the 23d of May, by Rev. P. R. RosEBER-
RY. Mr.. JOHN SHEETS, and Miss NANCY
KAUGER, all of Ashland county, Ohio.
On the 3Oth of May, by ISRAEL Markell, Esq !,
JANE GIBSON, all of Ashland county, Ohio.
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Painting, Glazing, &c.

rVHE subscriber having purchased
the old and popular Paint Shop lately
occupied by c.. F. Knot will hold himself
in readiness to execute promptly all orders
for Sign, Ornamental or House Painting, in
all it's various branches.
CHARLES SMITH.
Ashland, May 90, 1857. ly5o
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and certificate.

and certificate.
(Date.) Signature. A B.
The schedule which the bidder encloses
must be pasted to his offer. and each of them
signed by him. Opposite each article in the
schedule the price must be set. the amount
carried out, the aggregate footed up for each
class, and the amount likewise written ID
words.
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Form Of Guarantee.
the State of--,a d@-,of d.,
in the State of---,h hereby guaranty that
in case the foregoing bid of---fo for any
of the classes therein named be accepted. heor
they will. within ten days after the receipt of
the contract at the post Office named. or navy
agent designated, execute the CONTRACT for the
same. with good and sufficient suicides; and
in cascs=aid --- shall fail TO enter into
contract os aforesaid. we guaranty to make
good the difference between the offer of the
said lind that whinhinay be accepted.
Signatures of two guarantors. G D.
l. E F..
Date. '@- ~
Witness.
1 hereby certify that the above named
known to me as men of property,
and able to make good their guarantee.
Date. Signature. G 81.
To be signed by the United States district
Judge. United States district attorney, collect
or, or navy-agent.
.r .
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GRANVILLE
FEMALE SEMINARY,
A SELECT BOARDING SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG IA DIE S!

DEv. C.. S. Doolttlc, A, M, Rector; j.
HI Indy, A. M. Principal; Mrs; P A.
Doolittle, Governess; Mrs. NJ. NJ. Indy, As
~sociate, assisted by other able and accom-
plished teachers
This long established and Popular insti-
tuition now offers rare advantages to young
Ladies for acquiring a thorough and accom-
plished education. Its location is delightful
and b althy. The buildings have been
thoroughly repaired, the rooms newly papered
and neatly carpeted. A full corps of ex-
perienced and accomplished teachers are m
ployed. The Rector, Principal and teachers
reside in the Seminary-thus enabling them
to bestow special care and attention upon
each pupil. The course of study. is exten-
sive and judiciously arranged. The ~instruc-
tions given are most fai thf full and thorough. To
those expecting to become feathers, special
instructions will be given.
The next quarter will commence April l1th.
For information, or admission, address either
of the undersigned.
c.. S. DOOLITTLE, Rector.
H. LINDLY, Principal.
Granville, March "a, 1858. Aft
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1t is with much pleasure to ourselves and
patrons, that we present the above statement
of our finances, to the careful perusal of the
pnblic. 1t exhibits at a glance, the prime
and solvent condition the Company is in !;
and parties who desire Indemnity in a strict
ly frst-elnss Company, will promote their
own interests by patronising the
PHOENIX INSURANCE CO.,
Which may be done by application to any of
the duly commissioned Agents of the county,
in the principal Cities and Towns of the
Union. WICK &JACOBS, Agents.
Losses Fairly Adjusted and Promptly Paid.
April ID, 1858. 3m45
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plank. No. l2. Black walnut and cherry
No. %. Spikes and nails. No. %. Lead.
zinc, and tin. No. 81. Paints, oils, &c. No.
80. Leather. No. 80. Hose. No. 81. Pitch
tar, and rosin. No. 80. Tallow, soap, and oil.
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Prevention Better than Cure.

OF DoLLAR RS are spent daily
II which a IittIeprude nee might nave sa we'd. By
using DR. GEOREE r. BONDS
TIVE. TIE. article is specially intended as q
sureand positive PROTECTOR against diseaseand
Oregnaneg tits perfectly safe no metallic sub
s.ance enters into its composition, and can be
The price ofthe PRaSENTITIvEis 81 O0the single
one ; 81 90 per hall dozen and 81 co per dozer.
The above article can be sent by mail toany part
of the United States. or Canada postage free.
a Iibera ldisco i'm adeto Dealers Druggists.& &c.
GEORGE R. BOND. MD.
65 Crchrad street. corner Grand. New York.
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Signatures of two guarant,
KITTERY, MAINE.

The following are the classes required at the
respective navy yards:
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CHARLEsTOWN, MASSACHUSETTS.

Glass MOI. White oak logs. No: 3. White
oak .promiscuous timber. No.l0 whitepine.
No11 Ash and cypress. No ID H~ickoryrbutts.
elm timber, and white wood. No Is Slaves.
Spikes and nails. Nc % Lead. zinc, and tin.
No "a Pig iron. No 25 Hardware. No 81
Paints, oils, &c. No % Flax canvas. No %
Cotton canvas. No 80 Flax and cotton Irvine.
No 81 Glass. No 80 Leather. No 80 Hose.
No "a Brushes. No 35 Bunting and dry goods.
No 81 Pitch, tar, rosin. No 80 Tallow, soap,
oil. No SO Ship chandlery. No 40 Station
cry. No al Fire-woed.
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Form. Of Guarantee.
Tho UNDERSIGNED --z of 49, in
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Jamaica Rum; Holland Gin; Monongalea Whisky; PORT sherry Madeira. and swedvTne,
Fancy, for chewing AM smoking, Cavendih, Honey Dew, Ladies' Twist mi Virgin Leaf
and Lump Tobacco - &-As" - &c : -
Pufumesy-moet hnf fifty kinds. TussesA Abdominal Supporters, Shoulder Baces Sur
gal InsTument,S ydnges; al kinds Breast Pumps Nursing Bottles Nipple Shdhsa d
A to quality of articles ability to purchase, dispose and dhspeneSim us @la n
u.s.. Feb. 10, 1858. 3f II EErMH4 CLARK 81 POTTER
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Gbt asglano aaipl,

THE ASHLAND UNION is pub.
iisbe6 every WEDNESDAY MORNING, in
Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio, by
H.
al the following rates:
TPer year, if paidin advance, orwith
in the
pirstion of the year, invanabiy.-....... 2,5p
EEaMs nE
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0OO GALS OHIO MANUFACTURER
a LINSEFp OIL-warranted pure-forsaleeh heap
4otf BOILER
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STATE OF CoNNEorIcUT.l HARTFORD. Conn.
Hartford, County, ss.S Jan'y Is, 1853
Personally appeared H. Kellogg. Secretary
of the Phoenix Insurance Company, and made
oath that the foregoing Statement by himsub-
scribed, is true and correct to his best knowl-
edge and belief Before me,
CD. HOADLEY, Justice of the Peace.
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M OOD'S hAih
w RESTORATIVE. for sale at
ROLLER HOWARD'S
6o5c7t ,H Drug Store
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BROOKLYN, NEW YORK.

NEW fORh.
Glass No l White-oak logs. No 3 White
oak promiscuous timber. No 6 Yellow-pine
plank stock logs. No 10 White pine. No IL.
Ash, cypress, white-oak boards. No 10 Black
walnut, cherry. dc, No Is Locust. No Id
White-ash oars, hickory bars, and butts. No
No Is White-oak slaves and heading. No l6
Black spruce. No lS L~ignumvit@. No 81
Iron. No % Spikes and nails. No. % Lead.
zinc, and tin. No "a Pig iron. No 25 Hard
ware. No 81 Paints, oils. &c. No % Flax
canvas. No % Cotton canvas. No 30 Flax
and cotton Irvine. No 81 glass. No32 Leather.
No 80 Hose. No "a Brushes. No IS Bunting
and dry goods. No 81 Pitch, tar. rosin. No
80 Tallow. soap, oil. No 80 Ship cha nd
lery. No 40 Stationery. Nod Fire-wood- =
PHILADELPHIA. PENNSYLVANIA
Glass No l White. oak logs. No 2 White
oak prG~miscGodds timber. No 6 Yellow pine
plank stock logs. No I Yellow pine beams.
No 10 White pine. No IL Ash, cypress,
white-oak boards. No IL Black walnut,
cherry. No Is Locust. No IA With ash
OATS and hickory bars. No. &c Black spruce.
No IS Lignumvita. No 81 Iron. No %
Spikes and nails. No. % Lead, zinc. and tin.
Nc 25 Hardware. No 81 Faints. oils, DC.
No % Flax canvan. No 90 Cotton canvas.
No 30 Flax and cotton Irvine, No 81 Glass
No 30 Leather. No 33 Hose. No "a Brushes.
No 35 Bunting and dry goods. No36 Pitch,
tar, resin. No 80 Tallow, soap, oil. No 80
Ship chandlery. Fo 40 Stationary.
WASHINGTON, DISTRICT OF CO.
LUMBIA.
Glass No 10 White-pine. No IL Ash. cy-
press, white-oakboards. No i6 Black spruce.
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Jhe Daily sparaal.


CONSIDERATION OF ST. JoHSs CHURCH.
The conservation of st. Johns (Episcopal)
Church took place yesterday, the services
beginning at half past 10 A. NJ. The large
and beautiful edifice was filed to its utmost
capacity. The services were conducted
by the Blight Reverend George Uphold, d.
D., LID, Bishop of the diocese of Indiana,
assisted by Rev. DR.. johnson, of Brooklyn,
y. Y, the founder of the church in this
city Rev. j. o. Barton, of Superior, Wis,
formerly rector Of the parish Rev. Mr..
Talbot, of indianapolis, and other reverend
gentlemen whose names we were unable to
ascertain. Rev. DR.. Johnson preached the
dedicatory sermon, which was listened to
with great interest by his old friends and
parishioners, and the congregation general
ly.-Latayette JOwDal. 30th ult.