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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-28
Or. JACKSON
INDIAN BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
OF Erie Palate of st. Louis.

INDIAN BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
OF Erie r&.-i.ate of ST. Louis.
May be eonsulted-Free of eharge--as GollovHs
Ashtsb.ia, o. Ashtabals House, Friday, August g
Jefferson. o., ThenlJSons Hotel, SATURDAY, -
Coeneaut'ilie, Pa, Powers House, Thursday, July LIST
In treatment Of diseases Of the LgSGs and cHgsT Liver
stomach, Bowels Heart Nerves skin scrofula salt kheu
Eysipeas any and all diass arising ioe impure Blood,
FEMALE wEAKNss and Female Disessss Of all kinds; also
all forms OF CHRONIC long standing diseases have given DIR
Jackson Uoyta1ede reptidtiOn.
Regular Visits
DIR jackson will make regular visits large number
the principal Towns in Ohio, Pcnnsysanis, and New York
once IN from one 20 tree nont-a matter IL r6r na,s
eases indispensable in pcroning cure l. dtor for any
ing his patient te effect peuiancpt and lassns cure.
Iapaltds Should Mark HsH The Tine!
And Call EAslY as possible The time Il limited and The
appointments viii be paRttaaily ksPf above.
Il ick with any CHRONIC diseases, do nat dsleg az time
only tends 70 coul1n and render prorcd aud
difficult.
Da JACKSON vii mase examlna,ous Of The Lungs sas
pR gAcksoS win net prescribe without prospect
citing has pasent.. No fsse promises will be made
DR Jackson does not tear down to build ~ and uses n
'a'ssya. poison, N any case
the Far Weft, analfsts and compounds them Mmself
DR. JACKSON wishes disiinsF understood that he 70
that bis elaas % public confidence may b ted By tie
success attending hs treatment,
TnRoAr IiEIHT and aIf piSktsss aIso issiiee q ces
sultaiions 90 CHRONIC diEoases incident to the hnsh
syaieu Seeing many f9nssn every years hc IA well
prersred to ei,e an opinion "a Il M cnliiF f srF a,s
IL no CHARGE FoK CONSULTATION. -
A. q. jackson, fndiqa PhgSician.
DE-. JAcEos would airo ray 70 ali peions uhu IA oon-
cult bin BY letter. teay should d1tctto hhu AZ ERIE PAS
giving esn tall statement o ihe cae and u they design
70 h4te nedirnea sent tben BY Ezpees Or otherwise that
BY enooting IiREonahle FkE hodnes with hn lnalrnc
tens o. their pst aud nd,ice all be psomptiF
pr - has 10 the pa4t eaf heated large nanbar arocrsa
FULLY, nqae u whom he h1 Gtan ~ u iaco-hut Hher
seeree.ent 1e eeed sdsise ~ o 'ot him personally
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pIEp.

IN Klugrie Jaly 80, r. A. KLUMp viie Of Capt G. c.
Klumph, aged ~ years.
IN Jefferson August eh, AIpHEUs cLEyELAFD formerly
of kingsyille, aged 80 years.
In conncaut August 22d, CHARLES son Of wills and
Adaline Cook, aged one year and five months,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-28

SCIENTIFIC AMEmoAN.--In another column
will be found the Prospectus Of the l4th vol
Of this very valuable journal, which is about
TO begin tits the only paper in the United
States which is devoted exclusively to scientific
subjects, and every mechanic 10 the country
should patronize it,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-28

We learn from Fl. B. AUSTIN, recently from
he townOr Austin, Clay Co. Nebraska. that
young man by the name of FISK, formerly Of
ChOrdon, was drowned on the 18th of July,
while bathing.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-28

91- DR.. SALISBURY has made shtabula his
permanent residence, and may be consulted
upon all Chronic or Acute Diseases at his
rooms at the Fisk House. We direct atten-
tion TO his advertisement in another column.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-28

Ia ORWELL June 9oth, son % Wm. Bfrn.
IN Orwell. July 0sfh daughter 70 0niu and Nag Arr
Wocutt.
iu0rscl. Augst2da daughter to j. and Janeite Herring
Ia Orwell Angus, 10th, daughter 70 CHARLES fhslpa
in Orwell, August an daughter 70 Aaron Boniti.
Ia Orwell, August 9th, son to ,. W. Baker.
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MARRlEn.

IN Geneva, Aug 2sd By Rev A. NJ Rcharsop Of hostin-
burg, Miss PARTHENiA GAYLORD. 10 WtVpFA n eIiFN.
GER, Esq, both Of Geneva.
u Painerc wednesday. Avg. 18th, at the residence
Of the brides parents by the Rev. Mr. A. Phene Mr. JAMES
A BATE, Esq Of Madison Wis, % Miss ELI ENT nENsON
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-28

gise Atlantic Monthly for September has been
received. The following is its list Of contents:
Eloquence; The Kinlock Estate, (coucluded);
The Birth Marx "a poem); Rambles in Aqne-
Gre&s Aunt Pottcr's lesson; lie Marais du
Cygre "a biood-siirring chant of the late mas
sqcre of Free State men on Swans Marsh KIM
sas); Youth; Pintal; The House that was just
like i0 neighbors tpocm); Daphnai,les; Water
Lilies; Fifty and Fifteen (poem); Illinois in
Springtime, An Evening with the Telegraph
Wires; The Autocrat Of the Breakfast Table
(ncluding three hamorous poeIns) and Literary
notices. As might have been expected, the
'Autocrat7 ia his walks with The schoolmistress
has proposed to her and been accepted Wheth-
er a marriage will follow or not will be ANXIOUS
,y enquired by the reading public aud the an
swcr will be eagerly sought in the October a.
EdHtic
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-28

MrR. M MERRIL, Of Conneaut, has
been appointed School Exominer by the
Probate Jndges in placeof Rev. Mr.. BRucr,
9f AshIabala resigned.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-28

NH"ANII aug itln 1865.
Nm EprroR They have secured acres
for Fair ground 10 mile East Orwell cen.
ter. Of AMos MoRoAN on splendid rise Of
Ground
They arc to work fencing aud clearing
ground Mr. Allen does the printing for
nothing and sent us loo copies,
i Now would like to have yon do the
same and Puff MS, and you shall come out
right next year
Mr. A. G. B. p says II you will publish
next week as soon as you can our premium
list IN full as il is IN the Reporter--hc will
take the Sentinel Aud believe YOU will
get more. Reporter Friends are poring in
for Allen. Publish il as we are Just be
ginning and not able to pay for Pufiug.-
Aud then send Sentinel to Mr.. Pratt Or.
well. Resp. Il. l.. GIBBs.
The above comes to MS as q business an
ducemeut, and any person who understands
the value Of newspaper patronage can
Judge Of this splendid offer. 1t will be
needless to say that we most respectfully
decline this very advantageous arrange
ment. If Mr.. ALIENS patronage is Oh.
tanned on such terms, VIC wish him luck OF
it, and shall not enter iuto any competition
Of the sort.
IL we can advance the interest Of Or
well, or any other township by noticing
their enterprises VIC shall do so with plea.
sure but we are not to be fooled into o
lot of putting in this manner. How Mr..
Allen is to be remunerated for publishing q
long list worth $25, and the giving 100
copies Of his paper, and doing the printing
for the Society for nothing, we do not un.
derstand We arc not able to perform in
that way. Nor do we want patronage SO
terribly, as to give SO much for one SUBJ
scriber Indeed, we are heartily sick of
the whole idea Of patronage. We know
that we publish paper richly worth the
price of it, and better worth the money
than any other paper in this or any of the
adjoining counties because it contains
moro matter and has more labor bestowed
npon it and we don't want any man to
take it who does not think it worth the
money. We expect to do fair and liber-
al business; but we shall not do beggarly
business We shall be glad to send the
Sentinei to any body in Orwell or elsewhere,
for the pay but whoever gets it will do
themselves as much of favor as they do
us.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-28

JOHS A. BISsHAM Of this State has been
reuominated. Mr.. Bingham is now serving
his second term. The election Of both Is
morally certain.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-28

QU&RrHhLy MEErISo-I1re meeting Of the
North Eastern Association" Of Clergymen, in
tie diocese Of Ohio, closed its Quarterly Meet
ing in the Episcopal Church in the village Of
Painesyile, on Thursday evening last week
Besides the President, Rev l.. S. Holden, there
were in attendanc Rev. Messrs. Braytou, Burton,
Claston, Cumming, Corlett, MeMurphy, Noakes,
1'rn,bc, Myers, and the Rector, Rev. A.
Phelps.
Sermons we're preached by Mcssrs. Noakes,
Clnxtou, Cumming, Myers aud Nc Murphy.
Meetings of the members were held for Con-
ference upon the interests OF tile various fields
of labor within the bounds ofthc Association
the object of the Association being Missionary
In its character.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-28

New MAIL ARRAxGExEST.-- IN arrangement
has recently been effected, by which the mail
70 North Sheffield, which has heretofore been
carried from this place on Tuesdays, leaves here
on fTi&es BY this arrangement, the Tetc-
graPA reaches that place on the day it goes to
press, and our sEbsesSasers there are enabled to
read the news at as early moment as our viii
Eagc subscribers. Will not this consideration
have the effect to add TO our list in North
SheLied aud vicinity.
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REMARKS.

ORwEIL. Aug 23rd, 50.
The Ashtabula Sentinel has a good circula-
ton in this vicinity, for which it is more indebt-
ed to the exertions Of its acting agent here
Mr. e. L. Gibbs--than to any merit or popu-
lariiy of its own. Mr.. Gibbs says that he
wrote the above letter as agent for the Sentinel
and that he considerea it strictly private let.
ter. Now, we submit that the publication oil
the above letter was gratn:tous abuse of Mr..
Gibbs, from whom the Sentinel has received
many favors. 1t seems more unnatural on ac-
count of the affinity between the Editor and
Mr. Gibbs,-the former being understood here
as sustaining the same relation to newspapers
and public interests, that the latter does 10
almanacs and the weather. We also submit
that the editor furnished key to himself by
ascribing Mr.. Aliens liberalty to desire for
patronage A just and liberal mind would
have found a nobler motive. If the Sentinel
is heartily sick Of the whole idea of patron
age from its legitimate source, the people,
why hang to the idea Of it from the public {?
We further submit that the assumption-that
the Township of Orwell, or the Agricultural
Society, are dcsirous of fooliug the editor of
the Sentinel into lot OF putting is wholly
without foundation. 1t is well understood here
that nature done all the fooling in that quarter
that there is any occasion for Neither tho
Township of Orwell, or the Agricultural Soce-
ty, are responsible for what the correspondent
aud agent Of the Sentinel asks or SAYS. He
asks for pulI, bat the public voice here is--if
you love us, don't puff us Notice is hereby
given to the Sentinel that If it publishes our
premium list, it will DO itself as much of a
favor as it will do u.s." We are able to pau
for putting, and still retain sufficient of the
q sineWs of war for all purposes contemplated.
But pGf from paper that permits itself to
be bridled, saddled and rode by the New
York Ledger" for consideration, we Justly
consider to be worse than nothing to a public
enterprise like ours, which has already become
permanent institution Every person meets
and must expect to meet with some things,
that to them appear annoying and not right
But TO put individual annoyauces into public
circulation, is weakness and intrusion. To do
SO in a way calculated to cast a reflection on
the motives Of others, is meanness to which
editors are as justly amenable as Others. And
now, Mr.. Sentinel, if you wish to see the bal
auce of this brilliantly beautiful, and intensely
interesting story, be sure to ask for the " New
York Ledger" whose appreciation of your
pulling qualities is much higher, than any en-
tertaiued in this direction.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-28

f Q. r. Cole will address Il. Nottingham,
snP's Q. r = A. 4. r.. be viii bear Of some
thing 10 Bis Interest
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-28
~. FAssETT, Agent
llos Izx
Sale. Purchase, and Hent o. Real Estate,
Negotiation of Loans, Collection of Debts. Sc.
AsifTABUssA, ONO
YbROPERTY Sold for cJ46bAn;ssiop oplv

I@lAtti 1ILtt1 OOttt Atlt OOLlfIihoit}U ONLY.
4 and sale charge. Said dfect or ndrscs caa,
sliiates a Commission
RIDGE FARM choke farm South Ridge near Hsr-
vey r. Gayords owned by n. W Wheeler cjhfashhe 81
acIrS With good bnidins living water Fieuty II tina
Der, and everything dtfahe for h0ncesd n Bf ad 81
balgain ca On he oarcf Oh pfimisss 81 81 IT. FAsaf4
AFhiabua, for particulars
50 ACRE FARM IN Jsferson toansiip N H. from xistsee
IS acea ingf6fsd aid baate good wood and ana fohf
there good frase dueinr ana ssa plenty ~ If " -
Tous kinds, living water &C. pFtnfeH df1faiHe sa
laFn. prize sleoo E1eEre of A. kHUisN R6aikel o. a
H. FAssErT.
lss Acres ofhnd $50 ros fAs Of t. centt o Tapeia
90 scrs Of which well tinbered balance upt ir
prosemea'ts. with Good budngRanf uih Living Springs of
wafer p dieFen lots Mort Of farm gra,eiy loa lo and
part fissnd Rfvt bottom ihds fersis Sc accommodating
Tht Arm 81 adrtw Wfer Of 2o6K Befea fesf fi1ahuls
with good impiovegnent bails eutle To- two a with
plenty frut timber s water and $50 ARE Fart III
psy dawn and h1larce on long li,e
That 3asl kioan gIss aud 9in TtTn Containing of 90
acrs f6ny miles from Ari4abnia Flank ta3 owned 81
b. Hutaard ESQ. Coed hufinra vafrr and fruit Forfr
tilr hasnce under crltisafon rree ao Enqpisc
OF owner o III shove oiice.
80 acres mikes south, Flank Road fe Farm fernelig
owned hy solomon anitsnAll house aud barn it and rood
timber, Can Ne had at a be rgain.
I've iarne and valuable erus oYnod ~ & IIsnpon Esq
One Of 101 ace centre OF Sho1cd under hx aia Ut
cultivation, EXCEPT 40 lnheE Large dstng tar
oheete house Fruit &c. An exeellelf dairy hrm Fca 80
Per acre. One Of 3l acres ~ ne edT ifonfoe tuAi
ono hundred acres improgrdi good hldnsa Iaono ra
uonf On either NJ above. accommodating,
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Relief for the AFFLICTED !

nR. i. c. CLARK. German Reform
~ ed Unpothc Physician and Surgeon, formerly the
firm of Clark Gbson) be consulted at the following
time and PLACES:
Asltabula, Fisk House, September 25 20
Jefferson, American 27A22
Rock Creek leopard " 2o43O
Cole Brook, Exchange" October
Conneaut fremont House, September "a
Gerard Wiglits Hotel %
Erie, Pa, Browns Hotel, o&l0
Dr. L. g. Clark having had frequent and urgent soica
from his patients aud their friends visit tile ucshborhood
Occasionally thas they might consult i'm personally, well
as by case Nil be eater visit the above named places
am0nth.
Having bad seventeen years experience in the practice Of
medicine during which time he has treated thousands pa
tentS in all forms of acute and chronic diseases ih unpa
aoed success Of which of your friends neighbor
testify and prepared to give relief TO all may ap
ply. Particular attention will he given Co
Snd all diseases Of the lungs chest Dyspepsia
Nervous Diseases Female arrangements every
will be treated with success.
Also will old and all euptive diseases of what
ever character they may be lie makes of universal
Boteaical rcmedies No calome os deeterous drugs
used
Persons at distance desiring advise and Sedeoe will send
general description of the Appearance of the urine with
correct statement OF the origin of the disease
general history of the syinptoms with name, age &C.
444 & g. CLARK MD
70 Pa
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-28

PRmARy MEETING. = The meeting for the
choice Of delegates to the Congressional and
County conventions, which met in obedience to
call Of the Central Committee, on Saturday
afternoon, made choice of II. FAssKrT, and II
f.. PARSONS, for the District Convention at
Warren, and JAMES REED, II. J. NErrLRToN
N. srkRnY HESRY HARRIS, j. D. HUBERT,
BEsSErT SETHoUR JOHN CASTLE, COLLINS WEI
MORE. and J. B. SrEvExs.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-28

ONE OF THE ORWELL FARMERS.
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MORE CHANoEs.--Our neighbor n. FAssETT
has disposed Of bis Office property on the cor
ner Of Fisk street, to S p tonSsoS, to be us.
ed rs a drug store, and taken in exchange the
old Office Of SuERnAN & KrSo--building only
which had been purchased by JouSsoN. This
building is TO be moved to the N. w corner Of
SILAs FAssErrs' lot, and the house on these
premises, built in connection with II. FAssErTs'
residence, has been bought by the last named
gentleman, for his exclusive occupancy on the
expiration OF the lease to Cashier Human,
who now occupies Il, aud who has purchased
the HEsRY GRTswoLD place on the Avenue.
w REDHEAD, having purchased a lot on
Orthodox Place, portion Of SANnrs' place,
adjoining the Reservoir has commenced thc'
work Of putting up dwelling FOR his own use.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-28
noMnafIo MArTERe.

Tar vornne oF THE CoRfokAuoN, will not,
we pTosame, be unmindfol Of the meeting called
BY The Board Of Education, to take place on
Saturday Evening for the purpose Of consider
ing The best mode Of providing for the wants Of
our public schools Some steps seem 10 be
necessary to furnish suitable accommodation
for the increasing numbers Of young pcpu-
lation, and the necessities Of the case cannot,
we suppose, be met without expense. The
question is hardly ono OF time, for the success,
hs well as the health Of the schools, evidently
demand prompt movement IN the direction
hiutcd at. It viii be well, then, to look the
masser firmly Ia the face, ard shape action by
tho conclusions drawn from such survey,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-22
Again be says:-

A MAN BRUTALLY MURDERED IN MICHrGAN.-The
Lapeer tMich) Republican, of the 1lth instant
gives an account of a brutal murder committed in
the village of Thornylle, in that county, on the
Both nit. 1t appears that tavern keeper named
Lockwood, was about quitting his house to make
room for an incoming tenant, and had invited
crowd of persons to partake of its bounty-he
having determined to pay his clearing" as the
boys call it. Hugh 0COnnor was in the crowd at
the bar, standing quietly awaiting his turn, when
he was suddenly attacked without any provoca-
tion, and thrown down by Lockwood and a man
named Iolverson-the latter kicking and stamp
ing upon his PROSTATE victim brutality and savage
ly for some time, when hs was lifted up by Lock
wood, to be again knocked down and abused by
Holyerson. This was repeated several times. un-
til the poor fellow was nearly disabled He tried
to get out of the house and succeeded in doing So
but was followed and again brutally maltreated.-
The victim reached bed, and lay m the most ex-
cruciatipg agony until Tuesday last, when death
interposed and snatched him from his misery
Lockwood was arrested, but his brute associate in
crime had escaped.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-22

DEATH OF A MIsER.-A few weeks since, Spanish
gentleman of high connexions, named Stephen
Despratt died in London, under circumstances of
a most extraordinary nature. Although in pos
Sc ssion of wealth TO the amount of $l50,000 he
was so penurious that he denied himself the com
mon necessaries of life, and finally carried his
fruitful avarce to such an extent that his land
lady was compelled to call in medical advice In
consequence of his being discovered in an insens
bic and exhausted condition in his apartments,
the result of actual starvation. On post mortem
examination, the stomach was found empty, and
in a withered condition. His apartments exhibit
ed a most extraordinary collection of multitude
nous trash, picked up by the wretched old miser
for past Years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-22

FRAUD, GAMBLING AND FORGERY IN CHru-Three
cases of fraud in Chilli, have lately come to light,
clerk of business house in Santiago, had been
detected in appropriating his employers funds,
and no less than 100000 was said TO nave been
spent by him at the gambling table. In Valpa-
rairo, Mr.. Bernai, retail dealer, who fer some
time past had forged bills to meet his liabilities,
committed suicide by leapng from a boat into the
sea- The amount ofhis forgeres is set down at $780,,
OO0. In the Commissary OF Marines once, deial
cation of 600 had been discovered the heads Of
the department were arrested until the matter
was investigated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-22

SURPLUS WHEAT IN CANADA.-The Toronto Col
onist, in statistical article the grain crops of
Canada West, states that the surplus wheat on
hand is not less than 5000 GOO ofbushels and that
no facilities exist unless they afforded by the
Grand Trunk railway for the expectation of this
produce Hitherto Canada has had purchasers for
its surplus wheat in every frontier town of the
United States, and, indeed purchasers in the New
England States and New York have regulated
prices in Canada: but this year the United States
itself has "a surplus crop, probably better saved
than that of Canada. The occurrence, so fortun-
ate for the United States, is the OF locking
up ia Canada for the present some two millions
sterling worth of produce, for which there seems
TO be no outlet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-22

SHOCKING OUTRAGE.-The town of Floyd, Carroll
parish, La, WAS thrown into great excitement on
the morning of the 30th ult, by the announcement
that the person of Mrs. H. Jones, who resides in
the neighborhood, had been violated by q negro
man. The Bayou Mason Times, of the ID, gives the
facts:
Mr.. Jones, her husband, had been detained from
home on account of Illness. She had fastened the
outside door rs securely possible and was I'M
dressing to retire. when it was Suddenly broken
open, and a negro man named Dock, the property
OF Mr.. Wiltord jackson, entered with hatchet in
his hand. Mrs. Jones made an effort to reach a
gun that was in the house, but was knocked down
by the villain, and her person most brutally vio-
lated. party started early in the morning in
pursuit OF the negro, and found him at home He
was Immediately brought to town and secured in
jail. On Thursday jury was summoned, and the
trial gone into. Able counsel were employed both
for the prosecution and defence, and the facts
thoroughly investigated. The jury returned
verdict of guilty, and he was sentenced to be
hung to day, Saturday. at II o'clock, NJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-22
TaE $4,000 RoBnERY.-The Savannah Georgi

TaE $4,000 RoBBgRY.-The Savannah Georgian
gives the following account of a heavy robbery.
which we briefly noticed yesterday:
Recently, two young men from Wilmington, N.
c., came South with "A view of settling at Fer.
nandni, Fla. They brought with them from their
father, now in Wilmington, the sum of $4,000. to
start business with. The money was in notes
viz: $500 Wilmington, N. G. Banks and $500 in
South Carolina Banks. This they put in trunk,
aud went to Fernandni. per stes mer st. Johns, on
last trip. On leaving the boat, they for moment
lett their trunk the portico of the hotel but on
returning to take it, found it and their treasure
carried OFF
1t is supposed that the thief had understood
their object i'll Savannah, and had gone down pur-
posely with them to rob them OF the money They
offer $1,000 reward for its recovery.