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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-07-29

sCAKEs AND CooKIEs.-Ginger Cookies,
which, think, are preferable to Ginger
Snaps. One cup of molasses; 5 table,
spoons of melted butter; teaspoon of
sslaratus; ginger to your taste. Mix and
roll the same as common cookies.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-07-29

sHor Water CAKE.- One cup of molas-
ses; cup of boiling water; cup of but
ter;2 cups of flour, "a little more than lev
ell fulD teaspoonfuls. of sal@ratus; ginger
or cloves to your taste.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-07-29

The hog cholera is raging as violently
as ever in Gibson counto, Indiana, and is
spreading in south-easterly direction. 1t
is also very destructive in Spencer and
Parry counties.
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goetrp.
THE MOSS ROSE.

The angle Of flowers one day
Beneath rose-tree lay;
(That spiritto whose chargeis given
To bathe young buds in dews ofheaven;)
AwakIng from his slight repose, -,
The angel whispered to the rose; -os
"oh, choice object of my esrel ri
Still fairest found when all is fair
For the sweet shade thou st given me,
Ask what thou wilt-'tis granted thee. i"
"Then," said the rose, with deep glow,
"on me another grace bestow."
The spirit paused in silent thought,
What grace was there the flower had noti
Twas but a moment--e'ertherose rF
A vel ofmoss the angle throws. Izg
And, clothed in Natures simplest weed
Could there flower that rose exceed2
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Mllisttllang.

CooK1Es.-Two cups of white sugar; l
ofsweet. milk; 3 of a cup of butter; 2 tea
spoonfuls saleratus; nutmeg.
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SILVER CAKE.-The whites of 8 eggs;
! of cup Of butter; 2 cups Of; sugar; 24
cups of flour; ! cup Of sweet milk; ! tea
spoonful of soda; 1 of cream tartar.
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]. II. BiUMGiRDNER, & Co.,

WOOSTER, OHIO.
And are Scld by one Agent in each Village in
the County and by all respectable Druggists
throughout the United States and Canadas Al
SO at the BOOK STORE in Millersburg, O.
June %, l858-y2n44m3.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-07-29

CREAM CAKE.-one cup of sugar; cup
of sour cream; egg; teaspoonful of
saleratus a little salt; favor to taste.
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FOR THE LADIES.
As usual, he is carrying on the business of
Boot and Shoe Making

And Keeps a good assortment Of his own man
ufactue. Ifdesired he will put the city touck
on Boots and Shoes. or make them in a more
substantial manner to suit the I.rmer.
sB Just call and examine his stock, find out
his prices, and see whether he don't give the
best bargins in town. Times are hard: there
fore. patronize him and save money, as he sells
at low figures. He can't be undersold.
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t5e Yearly Aduertisers, at time to exceed four
squares changeable at pleasure, and limited strictly to
their immediate business, will be charged $1,000
tY Business ards, not exceeding siz lines, will be
inserted wear for $500 and yearly advertisers Cards
will be inserted one year for $500.
~ Advertisements !eaded, or inserted under the
head of Special Notices. and Doubic onma advertise
ments, will be charged so per cent more than the
above rates -
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in ali cases-except ut the option of the publisher
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/ ~ Z
GLOVES AND HOSIERY
THE largest stock ever before offered in
i Millersburg,
just Received at the BOOK ST0TE.
Ladies' White, about 20 different varieties.
Mixed Cotton Hose, ..---,
Derby Ribbed
Slate
(" Brown
Fancy White
Black Spun
Grey Merino
White go
Black
Misses Hose,-White, Brown, Fancy, de-, III
-st - great numbers.
Men and Boys Half Hose-White, Mixed,
= Brown, &c, of Cotton and Linnen.
1t is very easy matter to dispose OF half dcz-
en- boxes of Hosiery in a year. bat to sell 20 to
80 boxes makes it necessary to buy cheap and
sell the same way .
WE CAN DO 1T.
of Kid Gloves, Silk Gloves. Cotton and Worst
ed Gloves, why we've got sem, and at prices that
gets 'em too. And Mitts, dozens and dozens
But it's 40 use talking. Ask Mrs. Rineman
where she gets her gloves, "At the Book Store
of course" she says. Mrs. Jenkins will tell
you that for Hosiery she would as soon think Of
going to blacksmith shop, as any any other
place than tie Book Store,
June 3, IS5S-n41.-
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ST. LIKES HOSPITAL.

Yesterday being ~. Luke's Day, the Managers OF
" lakes Hospital invited the frien0s and patrons Of
Institution TO meet together for the purpose OF
Nfg statement Of the condition and prospects of
~arty. AT 3! O'Clock, the spacious chape,
Nenea TO the Hospital in Fifty.fourth street was
=, WIN an Interested audience The Rev. Dr..
A.u~'s 0nnel@'ea. Business was prefaced by the
Church. se'''e W 'Ae Hp'so'P"'
VI mVhl,Shih' Then read the report Of the mana
sers' lie subsequently persmp,orv r.e,,.1 % .,,o,v
We reporters 10 see the document, cxa. e.,
nsn's' Tor the purpose Of copying some ,.,;.,os
that 1t was 50 IN complete, iueorr,ct .a ,,a.;,i,
usi they could not understand it. and he von,i 49,.
Ss'eioe, permit it to go ont Of his hands
ssaid usually botched up reports so bad,v ~, ~
'sld prefer them TO morelymention ths. mi. No.;
- taken place, and not make any extended ra,or,
sS fosowiDg however, 50 far as We could rs,hsr
ven from the mass Of detail are the leading fact. :,
- statement of the managers, read by the reverend
rsleman:
1.-THE building and it, sppendsges they would saw
s.ssng they spoke for themselves. Since the insti
~ Wa opened, on the 18th Of May last, IS patients
oeen admitted; Of this number ~ had been dis.
lvSSeo one left by advice, one left by request, 10
kw!so, and "a remained. The managers account
aSSSa excessive mortality by stating that grea.
us-sat oi patients were received who weIe lot nd.
70 The City Hospital and number were
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taken in advanced stages Of consumption from the
Urinary Of the Church Of the Holy Communion.
Six Of these patients had private rooms. The patients
admitted were principally clerks and mechanics who
living at indifferent boarding houses. would not while
sick receive at home such care and attention they
required.
The Hospital was designed to do what ' motto i'm
phed CUrFs sRHare, AMMAN solr1re.' II was
found that the patients paid great attention 10 their
religious exercises. large proportion Of the inmates
were Epl-copalians but people Of every denomination
were received. OF course those who did not choose
TO worship according 10 the Episcopal ritual were at
liberty to stay away from the chapel There was a
Resident Physician in the Hospital, together with
Superintendent, and competent Medical Advisory
Board was within call. While this was religious
hospital, they did not intend to allow it to be inferior
to any other institution of the kind in the country
The patients nursed by the Sisters of the Holy
Communion, Of whom twelve were now engaged IN
the Hospital for ore year without compensation. In
shoft ne the number would require to be increased.
The receipts thus from May 49, 1855 were... % o.
Expenses. Lsos o.
Palace. +, hand. ssI3 Is
Patients paw 81 80 a wec, for board; but the naua
gers found that they cot - 10, ma when Nin'er
The Hospital il supported from private donations,
Sunday collections, and donations Of food. Their
lnrdcr had always been kept full by the charitable
since the Hosptn opened There were eight free
beds in the building and it hoped that the CHART
able would speedily incrcase the number. The junior
association Of 81. Lukes Hospital had done much
toward its support contributing about 8 900 year,
and supporting several poor patients.
The ladies cOmpimeDted for making up the
linen of the Institution purchasing the furniture.
Some of them had visited various hospitals to
tain the best and cheapest mode Of fitting mp st.
Lukcs. The cost Diminishing the wards and culinary
department was g, lj1. II was intended to have
formally opened and dedicated the hospital on that
dGy, bat tie managers concluded to postpone that
for the present until certain liabilities had been
removed. In conclusion DIR. Muhenberg commended
lf.h rur i.ul. IN oft he
that they would make il the altar of their charities
The Rev. Mr.. DYER said q iew words in support Of
DR.. MuhenbeIg's recommendation, and the exercises
closed with the usual ceremonies.
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LAW LVZ,EXZIGENCE.
THE CASE OF JUDGE RCSSELL-A NOLIE
PROSEQUI ENTERED.
COURT OF OYER AND TERMINEK-Ocr. R.-Befsss
Judge BALLOON.

COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER-0cr. is.--Befss4
Judge BALLOON.
Tie People, tc., sgt. AbTsm D. Russell and others
At the opening Of the Court Of Oyer and Terniaer
on Monday morning, Mr.. Blunt, the Dstriot-At-
torney consented to enter nOe yosequi in tho case
of Judge Russell and Others indicted for assault and
battery on John Darcy, and for attempting " iActe
riot at the Academy of Music.
He read the following letter:
NEw-YoRg, Oct. II, 1853
ys.Jh Bi~r, ,.q Di.trist- At,o-r,y, Sc.
DEAR SIR: | have been retained ~ counsel in the
suit Of The People ag. Judge Russell a complaint
Of Messrs. Wilkes and Darcy.
have carefully examined the facts and the law thee
will control Che cnss and the conclusion to which
have arrived is that the indictment canno, legally b
sustained. A trial, in my opinion would not be pro
duc,ivc Of any beneficial results. | have advised
my clients and they have submitted the matter to my
discretion. think mol. pros. ought to be entered.
Ii You concur with me, let that course be- adopted.
Il will be satisfactory To the compliments ana GER
tainly in my opinion, benefit rssuf from fur.
Their litigation in this matter am compelled 70 oe q,
the Court Of Appeals on Monday morning, or wouia
have met you at the Oyer and Termlner as cootem-
plated 10 do Mt our interview on Friday
Very respectfully. &c. JAS. N SMITH
Under these circumstances, Mr.. Blunt said the -
ssult and battery being mere prvae snsil' %.
feeling satisfied that the indictment for not couih no
be sustained he felt it his duty TO comply with ths
suggestions of the letter. nolk proseqs' was &C.
cordrg entered 10 each of the three cases.
BILLY muLrfGss cALLED-GoSE TO PRrzr-Ffchr-
HIS BAIL FoRYEITED-THg WHEEL Turns ~
BILLY's FAVOR.
The case of Judge Russell having been dsPoses
Mr Blunt said: In relation to another matter os0us
here this morning, the indictment Of VIM muns.o;
have the following affidavit, on which AK Una, 'ns
case be at once sent back to the Court rom WHICH
came.
Judge Smith f(intenuptingb-L the defendant U
Court!
Mr.. Blunt-Can VIM. MuDigan.
The Clerk called VIM. Mulligan, but there va -
response II was suggested to Mr. Blunt thst he hsA
gone 10 Cansds, to witness the prizs-6ght betwsse
M. Blunt moved thst his recognizsnces be for
seited and an order to that effect was entered: w
subsequently ex-Judgc PHILIPPE, codnsel for hcA.
gao. came in and aid he understood tho Court nj =
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A New PRiNa DoNS,.-THc Netr- Orleans P,cdy
L.n h.. E,iinxyir, na "a rnnh.

NEW PRiNA DoNN,.-IHc Ntr- Orleans P,cdy-
une has the following paragraph:
eve are informed by letter from New-York that
Miss Emma Oakley Wilkinson, native of eur city,
and daughter Of one Of late and promincu. ner-
chants IS to make her dtbn during the coming year.
in New York, in Italian opera. She is at prescott
pupil Of Signorina Spnola prima donna Of the Jul
lieu ard Ole Bull concert tronpes. Miss Wilkinson
was educated hero at Nine. Desrayauxs weI-known
academy on Burgundy street, where she was favor
ito pupil of that very capable and experienced music
master. Mr.. Eugene Provost, leader of the orchestra
al the Orleans Theater. We have often heard her
sing at the frequent musical examinations given at
Nine. Dcsraysuxs and her sweet and powerful mszzo-
soprano voice and cultivated style of singing, even
then attracted much attention. We learn that TINS
young lady intends visiting our city professionally ere
gong To Europe, where she intends studying in the
beet echcc.s oi ait,
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BUILDINGS STRUCK BY LIGHTsNG, And DE-
sTRoYED.-On Friday, during thunder storm at
Greenborough near White Plains, Duchess County,
the Lightning struck barn belonging to Mr.. Caleb,
and before the fire could be extingushed tho flames
had communicated to another barn and shed, destroy
ing them altogether, with their contents.
On the sam, day, the barn of Thos w. Dick, in the
town of White Plains, was also struck by lightning,
and with is contents, WAS entirely consumed.
The dwelling of Mr.. Harmon Hitchcock, in Dur
ham, Greene County, destroyed by fire On Satur-
day forenoon. No insurance.
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have doubtless been ss'am n% Ssrs IN bs 20
the hoard SOuthsrnboand steamer for or tn, the
X ssy Iii b. sS9; rh 1s@ a tss State and roo" s
ssde ior o. ~srv suggestive and as surely point
fese iacts s.t;ncton Of Slave labor in this state as
pps..ffe points 10 the pole.
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ADVERTISEMENT
PRIVATE SURGICAL IECrURES.-t,Dw RD II.

PRIVATE SURGICAL LECrrRES.-EDW RD II.
Dxov u, Editor OF tho Scspel will commence his SURG
four persons each, Nov The lecture. viii b
Gy illustrated By punerous models and by dssectons q
the dead body Speial Of tho anstony 80
operate D- for radical Of Hernia H1morhoid stri-
tre mud ofhe Uterus, pactcod by DR. D.
with fi used viii DO given tn thoss
practice in those specisties Fee Tor the course,
Sloo In Office hours from TO B. AID 10 evoa-
ings ut Dr.. DIxoN's residence, No 70 5th-av.
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Advertisement

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IAdYertisemen,.l

SIX LECTURES on CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA,
BsoxcHrrIs HAST DISEASE, fEssLs aud K7Osyv Ccsd.
PLANTS and CHRoyIc Diseases generally Sso PAGES -
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REORGANIZATION Russell, of the Twentieth
Precinct, on Sunday night arrested boy nsmed John
Riley charged with attempting to pick the pocket OF
Mrs Caroline Gassner of a portemonnaie containing
$40 Mrs. Gassner caught Riley with his hand in her
pocket and sezing the thief handed him over to the
custody of the officer. Two other boys named John
ONeal and Frank Foley, who were in company Of
Riley, were also taken in custody Foley COM
mitted for trial and the others for examination.
Yesterday afternoon Officer Hutchinson arrested
young fellow named Lawrence Casey, charged with
picking the pocket of Mrs. VI. W. Davenport Of a
purse containing 500 Mrs. ID. was about getting of
a stage on the Sixth avenue, when gentleman who
sat on the opposite seat asked her she had not lost
her purse, and putting her hard in her pocket she
replied in the affirmative. That fellow hasit, said the
gentleman, and as he pointed to the accused Casey
attempted spring out of the stage but was detained
The purse was found on the back part Of the seat
vacated by the prisoner. Casey was taken to the
Second District Police Court, and locked up in default
of 81 900 bail.
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]
MARK THE pRlCESiii

Crossleys Medallion Velvet CARPETS, 81 ~ per yard.
Royal EDgh.h 'ELvyTs, : IL and ~ 25 per yard.
Elegant BRusszLLs, 75c, SOC, and 90c per yard
All Wool IsGkAIss tOc and sac. per yard
HIRAM ANDERSON, No. - Bow.Sy.
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FATAL SHOOTING ACcIDEsr. -Mr. Eastgatc Of
Ellenville, Ulster County, accidentally shot on
Friday md died shortly after from the effects of the
wounds Mr.. Easgate AMI gentleman named
Schultz were returning in a one-horse wagon, they
having gone some distance from home to measure
quantity of bark when, the horse becoming
ageable Mr.. Eastgate either fell or was thrown from
the wagon. a double barreled gun which in the
wagon aso fell ont and il struck the ground. both
ba,rels discharged and their contents, entering
the side and hip Of the unfortunate man, inflicted such
terrible wounds that death ensued.
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TUr METALLIC t.

TNE METNEITF INBLET MISUNDERSTANDING ~
Gro SAUNDERS, A. d. i8i6-This. tee genuine article b.
been equaed for producing the keenest possible edge 70
Can be obtained q the Subscribers and soo msnass
rrs, J. l. 5. SAUNDERS, No. Astsr House
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PIccoLoyIsr-1here was gres; crowd yesterday
at tie Academy to secure tickets fer the first night of
the new prma donna. Long queues were formed
and fer time the scere represented the delivery Of q
California mail Of the Pcot.Ofice. The sale wss
very large.
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GAS-GAS-GAs FGxTUREs.-A large assert
men. beautiful and entirely designs will bs found
great Manufacturing Depot No SO Broadway Tho trsds
Piled a. the usual termA AScHrz, WARaxR Ca.
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Darn ~ BYIIFytfg

Dr,rH ~ BELLEyrE HOsPrrsI.-ISst Saturday
night Susan Holt female ~ questionable character whs hal
been living in the vile resort, No $50 Water street Goa
Bellevue Hospital carriage, she then being
nshsty from which found impossible 10 sAy
her She failed gradually until Yesterday morning. when drseh
ersned When ahen Hospital Susan had black eye,
and her appearance indicated thai she hs been living
degraded and dsso:e life fntempersnc- and OF M vioo
doubtless fastened her death.
Perry hs. received nrmson that tho decd wouaa
had who kePt the cellar o
lived i, possible the ue. she received from hin
fastened her death thorough esteaon viii be made
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CITY ITEMS.

P,uyRs rTr-To-night Miss Agnes Robertson will
have benefit at Nibo's, when the beaalfu and ef.
fectve drama Of " Panvrette viii be given with the
full strength OF the company.
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ANOTHER DEATH PROM BURNiSG FiUID.-SundaT
evening Mrs Linn resdrs No. 6 Avenue A. attempted V
nh burning fluid lamp and While in the act u 80 dong an e.
posoa followed which set Ere n the clothing OF her little %
ou.. nearly two years Of who fatally burned DssA
eu.urd in few aieerwsId The Coroner notified v
hold al inqaest.
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SENT BAcK.-The two arrested by the Detect
i've Police al Mott Haven, charged with forgery,
report OF which appeared in yesterdays TRIBUNE,
have been sent 10 Westchester County for trial. tho
oifense having been committed in that county.
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srRoYER which for their healthy and beautiful ooo
pie ton pmpes and all erupons upon the skin -
q few hour GARDNER Co, No ~ Broadway NoptietssD.
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Acknowledgement.

TIE TRIBUNE ALMANAC br 1857, contains Ne
r.rns Of the Presidential end Congressional ections
For Of State Eections held in 1851
TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1885,
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TIE ATLANTIC CABLE LAID ACROSS THE Quo
short time Mr. Maitland Of this city purchased
from Messrs. Tiffany & Co. some fourteen hundred
yard. of the Atlantic cable, to connect Evansville,
Ind, with Henderson, Ky. and from the following
copy of dispatch, dated Henderson, KY, 18th inst,
il will be seen with what success:
Henderson, Ky, Oct. Is.
Tbs cable laid yesterday and works admiration send
liz pl.,ssse through il. ltisUK. ~ ID. TERRY.
To r. 5. MAITLAND, esq.
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The fifteenth annual meeting OF the "Aeociaiioa for
Improving tie Condition o. the Poor viii be held in
the hall Of the Cooper Institute Wednesday
irg the >th INST, at Il o'clock. The Rev. DR.. Bel
lows. having given special attention TO this branch OF
Christian duty has been invited to deliver lecture
before the Association the above evening upon toe
Principles and Policy of Public Systematic Charity"
with view TO promote unity % opinion ard action in
respect TO the best method of relief.
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WOMAN FousD DEAD-SrsPIcIors CasE.-Mary
Tse AZ .hwousn Of excessively incorporate habits ws
coupled the basement, OF premises No 3 waning
ton street yesterday morning found dead In her roeo
The police the Firs, Precinct report that the deceased s
pi.ht while grossly intoxicated umbled out OF bed
. heavily the stone hoor II !, ifn-f more seece
whether they are the result IL sccden. design yet to b.
Coroner Perry has been notified aud VIII nvess
szte the matter post mor'em vii develop the csase
d.nfh
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A School yIsrr.-Gov Brown Of Florida and the
Hon. d. S. Walker. Superintendent of Public Ins:ruc-
ton in that State, Ms. Walker and Nine. lie Vert oil
Mobile, paid visit on Saturday to the Normal
School, under the charge Of Dir Haze'tlae. Toey
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4. J. D. Corlova, esd vii lecture a: Clinton Hall
fills evening
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rnr F,cnr-7s. Rocne.ter Union of Saturday say.:

THy FIcHr - The Rochester JHion Of Saturday says:
This morning the trains which passed through
this city for Buffalo contained many of the short
barred fellows who are known as shoulder hitters
who live in New-York and other places to the east
ward. They are on their way to the fight. to take
place on the 10th inst. between couple ri crazy fell
lows who fancy themselves bull dogs and think they
Cannot be known good dogs, unless they fight
The editor of The Cliprcr has telegrsphed to Nor
risseys hacker, ard received reply stating tina, no
accident has happened, bat tina, be is al night
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DEAD BoDY FoUsD IN THE HUDSON RNyR.-Asthe
cas- were passing between this city and Manhattan
vile yesterday morning, the body OF man about 10
years Of age was taken from the river and placed upon
the beach. He = short, thck-set man, with
round face, curly hair and pair of light panta-
looms with dark coored coat and vest. lie had she
appearance of having been in the water some time.
Our reporter could not learn any further particulars,
as the cars were passing rapidly al the time.
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Tx UsrM PKoPoRrIoS.-The return of the Ere
County Peuitentsry HAYES Blackwells 10 andi'h look.
Gu, OF prisoners for the year only liz were born
in the United States.