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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-28
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new Y~rG-1Tne Pisrrs aud O-.s4s Demon
sussss. r--Tne AtratD Ex ,saSssom-Lscsurs
by Mss Lucy SteSe- C,asl~ rivnsl Plvse<sA-
I"s.--Iocai Nswa->I-skst., DO.
In he FAsnr Herald Of TO SAy will rouai reoorc OF
the events OF he pre- week of interest among other
ma ters II ~pi contain
Two weeks La'er Vows from California received ~ tho
steamship Moscs Taylor.
An Celssrstor Of Fl Georges Day IN th~
MerOpois-she Of Dr. Morgan tins 80 nsr
a. the metropolitan noesyeeobss By Lord Napier
Won 0eroit, -.
fun rcps~. Of the rorcaiAt celess alton In Memoir q
Orwtu SD resri soesss tho line OF NAchaseecAss
the Part. DC
interesting Report Of Lieut.. Mlcher charge The
At<aso Expedition.
report uhs Lecture OF Mrs. Lucy stons
and he Elective Franchise"
An Interesting letter from ouy Correspondent tn San Fan
cisco, CIV ng account Of AifAsv In California
Letters from London and Paris Correspondents. VIII
extracts from European nles 81 interest,"
letter from friend Of Brigham Young. h s.l Lake CITY.
giving bic views Of the Nermoa wss.
Arrival OF Ninety MOI New York from Liverpool
statistcs and stass Of the Boot Trsdc
Burning Of the stesmboas Ocean Spray ne assppf-
Racing tho Cause heartrsnding scsnos &C.
Donss 81 washnstouspoSt OF tao Proceedings of Con-
gress-
Ed orial Remarks on prouainent events Of thcdsy
Obituary No ices Disn suisld sad Extraordinary Per
sons.
More Of the Lottery and CIR Concerns
The Local Incidents of this and adoEing ci4es d general
interest,"
Full Report OF the Prices Of ali kinds OF Marketable
Proiucc carefully corrected zach week.
The Iess Intelligence received up to the une Of publ
cation
Together with Police Repcrts-rheatrca Maer--Rero-t
Of the OATH MarksM Money and Commercial MaxketsMsr
rages and Dcaihsforming grea. Of Interesting
ful and miscellaneous reading.
1esms-Outy u year. four cents single copy To be
Office HHRAI ali news nganta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-28

Ciistadoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Toupees-
The hes the world wholesse and retail and ths iye pri-
vatcly Fpped. =; 40 As,or House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-28

Paris Feit Hats just Received At Whites,
las Fulen street Gents dress hA,a spring styles. s. ~
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Pavilion, New Bsyahton.-fhis. Establish
u.ent will opcn Saturday. May 4. ~ BLANCHARD.
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rssprt Ce,eod-r--thss Day.
ru~sxslorVr- rrc,r's Nsv ef6f, acc, at7 aa3 t97
o VA lis as az, 40 ", as. soc, 40, 2st, 90, $50,
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The Universal and the Local. Some Men
become ~ puar of
and sens but KNOX of NO s3 broadway. corner
Full street, this His world renowned hats
tear par ocular designation 10 take" q. tho moment
This suited to the million, would be vain TO
tnu3 int N within merely loco circle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-28

Misses Iegbosn and braid Bioor,ers-iu
saie b. 5. LELAND Co, lSo broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-28

Io.OtO Cpscs Boots and Shoes "a Amctson
price. a ruiIdLrs 4 aNtru's. B. Warm suret
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GeoeiR nj " ~ikss's Trsnl Postponed.
Nsw ORLEANS, April 28, 1868.
General Walkers trial for violation Of tho neutrality
lava has been postponed until the fourth Monday In May
some Of Walkers ocers have beoa surrendered by tnhr
sureues, and gona 70 prison
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Bostoy, april ~, 1858.
The following are tho soongs Of our weekly bank
statement
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From Me- Orleans IN shin Empire Ctv--rb ,,ole
rcrtcr Colon, n ctsasbcI Jacnh Rsrsor ami NY
Mrs Bowen and son. NJ VIII and family S,spt Iohi
and two children: Eirwin
Miss Jscsson Miss Hsn ton. Mss Ros- Mrs dale ana tvc
A Wright - Ntnot. kiss tiohen MIR
and lady Fud1n. Mss Mcses. Phips, u Reid Il Pln.
sonnet 4 y Gordesu II Juli- Dufas Meyer = IL Smith
4 xrTsnAld. Y W Uahir Iftysmruors " WITTY N Van
sen A srrih, n Cartcry, Burrs, Fauloaben, Rice
A
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ssoss, norm. DINING SALOON AND NssYAusAxp
NJ ccrnsr Eowery and Bs,ard street rovided VITA su
~, a As xcrcv Plaza ana ms
-sssi Srcvstai vfs rs,er, spsas ees Lcdsinsa xaA
y reDs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-19
BROOKLYN.

RECEPTION or CAPT. HUDSON AND CYRUS W.
FIEID IN BROOkLYN-GRAND ILLUMINATION
OF PUBLIC AND PRIVATE BuILDINGs-THE
GUESTS AT THE MANSION HOUSE AND CITY
HALL, ETC.
The City of Brooklyn wss in blszs OF glory last
night, in horror OF Cspt. Wm. L. Hudson, Cyrus W.
Field and others, engaged in laying the Atlantic Tsle
graph Gable. The illumination was general from the
Fulton Feny to the City Hall, and in Atlantic, Court
and other streets numbers Of buildings were brilliantly
lighted, while transparsncts filed the windows, rock
eta, Bengal lghts Chinese caneles, frecrackes, &C.,
were exploded in every direction from hOuse-tops,
wards ard public streets. The band OF the North
Ca,olna va, at the Mansion House, and the Brooklyn
B.,d on tae balcony of Halsey's Building in Fultos
zee, srd Dodworths Bsad in the City Hall Park.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-19

r,icb played tts ais o. Epgtsnt AID Asries a. L.
te,y.ls. iItersperssi ocessiorAly With lively is
TIE Park OF tie City Hal was filed with dsr,s
usss Of huusr bsirg. fom sr early bour, snd al tie
s-,rourdirs streets were crowded with spscss'Ois.
Sch crowd vas scarcs!y seen c .hai vicinity.
and the enthusiasm O. al wss g-es. All seemed ss'-
;.hed ths. gle,. vo'k had beer accomplished srd
every ers Appeared 10 l.nt shsi encouragement he
could. About ole haf Of the spectators ~ele ladies',
Lo took GO ueh interest i, al ths. going on as
the uer.
TIE sppeGsnce shout ths Cl:y Han particularly
vi. grand srd imeosirg. Ths' i0ge edih'e wss
tr:ls1ty lurinstsd witt pssiy 600 lights arranged
urder tie sups,a.enderce oe Col. GEshsm the Con-
niiscrer Of Repairs ard Supplies.
The following .raaspsrtices wers displayed batWeen
.he pillars q the 'ch;
Tie Unor OF Ers,ni sri tmeIi,s:
u r..-e of he Wedtirz Ring.
Tha C.5lr.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-19

At the Mansion House q most enthusiastic and cor
dsl reception was given to Capt. Hudson by Gen.
Yale, proprietor of the house. This house and Capt.
Hudson's house were brilliantly Illuminated with some
I,4OO lights English and American fsgs were
stretched acfoes the street the portico was decorated
with fes.oors of bunting and the message of Capt.
Hudsop to his family was displayed in front Of the
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-19
TIE ether:


MORSE,
the Irve-t'r. supplied ts germ.
STEERS,
tie Mecaslic, f1rni.hed tie H.agSL
FIELD,
the Brsiae,s Mau. completed the glorious work.
AMFRiCkNs fNuLr. ,
ars-;csn Iryartioo Mechanical Inven'iop. MechIicA
GENUS aud Bu.nes. Eu.rry sne Perseverance, furnished
nv Moan STEERS aad FIELD, do honor 70 America
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-19

TIE Cuior Of EIs.sni sri Ame'i,s:
u p,.-e of he Wedtrz Ring.
The Atls-'c Cs5se.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-19

God hss been with The Teegraphc Cable 10 laid
without accident a5d 10 Hin BE- 81 the siory We are al
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-19

QhdrfsT Chrasr.
Wn. Bsnb'idge.
C1-rsrte-s Nat.
G. 40. Howard.
IN. Hsf-.mar.
rler.
Robert Bfrt.
CT lsrles Mil,.-,
Petsr Peterson.
Chsres Bro VI.
Jcbn Hal,
u ,nisl Gtih.hs,
JobL Cls K,
" n. Carney.
Wn. Anderson.
Vim. Perry.
Ed~avd " hi,s.
Geo. Soogckley,
Henry Bro wn.
David II. Daniels,
Thomas WOOD,
John Thompson.
Robt- Harvey.
Johr Nelson.
James Gordon.
George B, AXE.
Wn. Ksstie.
Thos Kinney,
Jas. Anderson.
Jas. Loque.
Henry Pdrsol,,
Jos. Brovr.
JOS. Young.
Vim Thompson,
VIM. Wood.
Thoma, Yorrg,
John Macgrab,
George Baker.
George Davis,
Henry Ford.
Fran els Gillespie,
Thomas Robinson,
John Soc6sld,
John Bennett,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-19

circumstances, was sufficient for 80 formidable an
entsrpri,e. To Mr. Everett is due the credit OF
1eyisiug the machinery, without which the cable
would not have been laid. He wss also unre'
mittrg in bis attention to the englaes OF the
ship, regulating them at all times so as to meet
1he exieences of the occasion. Capt. Hddson
md his officers and crew entitled to the highest
honors for their unweared labors in the good work.
"There was but one man on bosrd the vessel,
ssd On officer, "who was ssnguiae, or even con-
=. 66ent of succsss-snd he was Mr.. Field. He
"seemed almost certain Of success, when none
"others dared to hope lest they be disappointed"
OF Mr.. Everett, the same officer said: Even
she had but little confidence of success, but to him
sis the triumph due. Without his skill the cable
"must have snapped
TRIP OF THE NIAGARA UP THE BAY.
At thee O'Clock yesterday afternoon, the tide st
Sandy Hook was nearly at It's hight Numbers were
aDxiousy gazing toward the lower bay, and awaiting
the mouebt when the dim outlines OF the ship oeio"
should exhibit sigps Of motion. Soon the curiosity wa
10 be grs,ieed il was to move slowly 10 the
westward. A. she was passing behind the point at
Fort Richmond, the mrne telegraph there was ob
eoi'eu =" eSuoi ouolnef steamer, ana an OOsciNa0n
with tie esss brought to view second steamer
irg the bar at the lower bay. She WAS recos'
pized ss the City Of Washington. Csp. Pe.rie. In
tie mean time the steamer Persia had GONE down and
sstort time after che hsd passed the N.rrows, the
loud reverbsraons Of ships guns arnoup tbs the
Persis and Niagara had exchanged ssutss. 4 few
moments, and salu,es were sgsin exchanged, as the
City cf cfWsshngtop passed the Niasaa on her way up.
Below the Narrows, the little tender which had
accorpaned the Persis neared the Nsgsra, with the
British Minister L'id Napier, on board. lie was
received by Csp' Hudson the qusrter-deek Of the
Nsears, where he extended his hearty congratulations
Tor the success which had attended the join. efforts Of
the Nisgars atd Agamemnon In the laying of the .ee.
graphic cable. Couitesies were exchanged bstween
the two gentlemen after which Lord Napier left the
higste ss she reached Quarantine.
The Nsgsrs cams round the point a, The Nsrrcvs
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-07-16
Woods Hair Restorstivs.

Professor Wood, the renowned dis
coverer OF the invaluable Hair Restora.
tive, still continues to labor in beha
OF the afflicted. His medicines are
universally admitted by the American
press 10 be far superior TO all others for
causing the hair on the head Of the
aged, that has been silvered for many
years, to grow forth with as much Wig
OF and luxuriance as when blessed with
the advantage Of youth. There can be
no doubt that it is one Of the greatest
discoveries in the medical world. Il
trstores permanently gray hair to ts
original color, and makes il assume the
beautiful silky texture which has been
very desirable in al ages OF the world.
-[t. Louis Morning Herald.
Sold by all good Druggists.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-07-16

The Slave Power, having, under tn,
name OF Democracy, secured every de
p,rtment Of the National Cover ,ment
by the most solemn promises to the
people, OF their devotion TO Freedom
State Rights, and Popular Sove ereignty
openly sbanIoned tho doc ctrines OF thri,
platform, violated their pledges TO the
people, an by official prescription by
the Administration OF ell in their own
ranks who woull not submit to its die
tstes; and by the most shameless cor.
ruption OF the representatives. Of the
people, have succeeded in forcing the
will Of a privileged class upon the
whole nation.
With these facts before the peo.
pie, aud the certainty that we must
meet this formidable anti.Republicsn
organization, supported in every district,
and county by the patronage Of the Ad
ministration, with its army OF office
hol lers, upon the deceptive and fraud.
ulent issues which they have presented
in the shape Of a pretended compromise,
we deem it important that early and
united action should be had, by all op.
posed 10 the Lrcompton iniquity in the
shape Of the English land brbe. or to
any attempt TO force slave Conslilu.
ton upon the people OF Kansas. and
have therefore uniiel in calling an ear.
ly Convention, 81 that ample time
may be given Tor discussion, and form.
ing corIec, judgment upon all the
issues raised by the Administration
parry At Washington, and the lat lie.
gislstule OF thi, Siate-issues which he
Lccompton lraders are attempting to.
intcrpo'at" into the creed UI the party
aud thus. step hy step, as they have
been dong ior years, commit their or.
ganization to doctrines at war with the
principles ol true Democracy.
In view ei the alarming strides which
have been made towards tentral des.
Po,sm by the Buchanan party in the
Nsllon aud State, the Conmit,ee urge
upou the iiends OF freedom the neces.
sly OF prompt and united action.
d. TAYLOR, Defiance,
h. l.. nAiNES, Fulton,
}. " HELLER, Hancock,
JOAN POWELL, Henry,
5. X. REED, Lucas,
J. CRUSSUN, Pauiding,
Z. NJ. GODFREY, Putnam,
}. ID. lLAnk, Van Vert.
h. ,. BLAkrSLEE. Wilnams,
+. A. HIGGINS, Wood,
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Sprtial a(atitrs.

= - - ---,-- .
a OLD INDIAN DOCTOR WHO
~~ has made his fortune aud retired from
business, will spend the remainder Of his
days in curing that dreadful disease-Cox.
sunrrIoS-free OF Charge; his earnest desire
being TO communicate to the world his rem.
edies hat have proved successful in more
than 2,ooO cases. He require, each appli.
cant to send him minute description ofthe
symptoms with two Stamps, &C cts.) to nay
the return letter, in which he will return
them his advice prescription, with direc.
toms Tor preparing the medicines, &c.
The ON DocroR hopes thatthose afflicted
Will not, on account of delicacy, reCrnin
from consulting HIM because he make, no
charge. His sole object IN advertising is 10
do all the good he can, before he dies. He
feels that he is Justly celebrated for cure OF
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Nervous
Affections. Coughs, Colds, dc.
Address DR.. UNCAS BRANT.
Box 1881, p. o., New York.
Jan. ~, 1888 finn
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Ordinance for Macad smizinr AIie,s.

Ordinance for Macadamizing Alleys.
DY the Council Of tho incorporated villag,
cd:
$50. 1. That any person interested In hav
Ing any alley In said Incorporated village mae
adamized, may cause the same 10 he done b,
presenting To said Council petition In writing
signed by two-thirds Of all tho owners and oc
oupants OF lots adjoining said alley, giving .
pertinent description OF such alley, and par
ucularly describing the point where such mac
,damizing is to commence, and tue termina
tion thereof
SIC. 2. On presentation Of such petition
ind the Council being satisfied that the sam
Is signed by the requisite number of owners
and occupants Of lots adjoining such alley, and
having caused a. entry vi tho same to be made
upon the records of their proceedings, the
Street Commissioner shall proceed to establish
the grade OF such alley, and direct the mannei
IN winch the labor thereon shall he performed.
Sgc. 3. Within sixty days amer the grade L.
established, as provided in the preceding sec
IL aud after due notice thereof, II shall b,
thcduty of each and every lot.owner Adjoining
such alley. to cause the same to be maoadam.
,zed under the direction and to tho acceptance
of srch Street Commissioner. Each lot.owncr
Ia macadamize SO much OF such alley rs lies
between tho center Of the same and his or her
lot.
SIC 1. In default Of the owner or owners of
,Ots, to macadunize such alley, rs provided in
the preceding sections, II shall be the duty oi
the \ rect Commissioner tu cause the same L.
Oo mdcsdanrzcd, and report the costs and OK
pcnse of the same. with the amount chargeahl,
Ia each lot respectively. together with the mum
her uf the lots, tu tho Treasurer of said Moor
purited will ,ge, and sad Treasurer is hereby
authorized to collect the \ uOunt So reported to
nim. from the Respective owners OF such ad
Joining lots as County Trcasurcrs are by law
towed to collect delinquent taxes.
G.. G; POMEROY. MIyor.
). +, GRAY, Recorder.
juno gj ISIS
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-07-16

TIE Hon. JOHN G. DAVIS has an.
nounced himself as an independent
anti-Lccompton Democratic candi,
Late in the Seventh Congressional
District, Indiana. The bogus D.
mocrats, who, in Convention. nomi
mated Mr.. Secrist, refused to endorse
the course OF A.r. Davis in Congress,
and the latter has very wisely cou-
cluded to appeal to the people. We
hope the Republicans OF the District
will cordially unite with the anti
Lecompton Democrats in support o.
Mr.. Davis. He deserves to be elect
ed by an overwhelming IN ,jority.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-07-16
Or National DiSorder--Dr. R,back,s
Cures.

Cures.
The American stomach is a torment
ing organ. ltis generally out OF order
The ason is obvious. The driving
man Of business has not time, or will
not take time, properly TO masticate hi.
food. He bolts it, and as bad habits
are catthing, aIl classes follow his ex.
ample. Hence D, spepsin, Nth all It's
complicat ons---hence Indigestion, Liv.
er Compla nj, aud disorders Of the Bow.
els, in all their ,arious phases
Against these and aLundred other ON
plants, DR.. Robacl is waging an ex.
terminating warfare. His weapons nre
the famous Blool Pills and Blood Pu.
hher, and they ere irresistible. The
success OF thesemedicines has been as.
tonIshing, even in on age Of scientific
miracles. They do not alleviate, they
eTf'nguiSh disorder. The agony
tue lever, the debility, the desponlen.
cy, which characterize vfIliclions Of III {,
digestive and seeretive organs, vanish
un Ter the influence of these prepara
tons. The constitution itself seems TO
acquire new energy under their opera q.
ton. We say to the sick every where
read DR.. Roback's advertisements, and
give his Blood Pills aud Blood Purifier
a lair trial.
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Worms.

In quantity OF corrupted matter,
mere rs always 10 be Iound a nest OF
worms. They cannot, neither will they
stay any where else. Weak stomach
and bowels are subject to them, they
nave no! sufficient power 10 diges, their
iood, Hence large heap of matter is
lodged, and worms must be the result.
a lew loses OF these pills will disturb
them in their nest, AMI drive them ou,
"i the system. |, shoui BE- remember.
ed, that an occasional dose when in
health, especially after taking coll.
w''i prevent the disease from forming
in the boiy.
DR.. Morse's Indian Root Pills are
soil 10y all dealers in medicines.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-07-16

COLUMBUS, July l3-rhe stepub.
lican State Convention met this
norniny in Concert Hall. A full
Convention.
Gen. JAS, NJ. Ashley, Of Toledo,
was chosen temporary Chairman;
also three Secretaries,
After a permanent organization,
Gen. Ashley m,de neat speech on
taking his seat.
The Hon. j. A. brigham and G..
B. Smith addressed the Convention,
after which they adjourned till two
U clock p. IN.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-07-16
Fifth Congressional District Fomina-
ting Convention.

The Republicans Of the Fifth Con
sressio al District, composed oi the
counties Of Defiance. Fulton, Hancock
Henry, Locals. ,Paulding, Putnam, Van
Wsr, wdI,sms and Wood, are request
ed TO scwd delegates 10 = Republican
Congre ssionsl Convention, hereby sp'
pointed 10 meet at DEFIANCE, on
THURSDAY, jury 22D, a, eleven o'clock
Q. M, for the purpose Of selecting o
candidate to be supported by the K e
publican anil Indrpenient votors OF the
District az the ensuing October cleo 'ion
The basia OF representation agreed
upon is one delegate for every fifty
votes cast for Governor Chase at the
election in 1857, and one additional
delegate for every fraction Of twenty
five votes and over, cast as above -
which ratio will entitle the several
c,unties in the District to the fcllowin q
ppmher OF Delegates:
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WAsHINoToN July 8 The Cab
met Council had under consid' ration
yesterday, the condition OF Mcxic,
and Mr.. Fewyth's conduct with re-
ference to the forced loan. Attor.
ney-General Black subsequently had
All interview with General Cass on
the subject. He 10 preparing to give
1t u final decision.
Efforts are being made to have
Senator Benjamin sent as Mini tel
to Mexico. .,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-07-16

WASHINGTON, July .. - Cnmmo-
dorr Pagr. who is designed to COM
mand the naval force to- be despatch
ed to Paraguay, has had an inter.
view with the Secretary OF the Navy
on the subject. The Government
it is said, has tlIoe effective war
steamers. The fort is OF great pow.
rr. under French engineers. and
commands the navigation Of the
Paraguay river, hence it ia deemed
important to the success of the mis-
sion that tho United States shall he
prepared for all possible ernergrn-
cics--rhc Prrsil, mt having been
clo'heI with ample power BY Con
g,rss to enforce all the just demands
oi onr Government.
The Secretary OF the Interior le t
this evening Tor Mississpi, to be alb
sent about month.
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TAE CRoPs.--S,u,e our last issue we
passed through a considerable Porlivn
oi the state, aud took occasion 10 ex.
anime lnlo the condition. OF the crops.
Wheat rs pretty generally harvested,
and the crop is quite abundant. Corn
is coming forward past ell expectation.
The weather, Tor week or more past,
has been exceedingly favorable for its
Tupii growth. Oals, for The first time
in the Nledge OF the oldest anu
most expe nenced farmers, ATE, in maLy
places very much injured by the rust
In Licking county, where we made the
longest stay, we heard great deal eI
complaint in this respect. The preva
lcuce VI rust IN III al sec ton seems very
general.
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GRANVILLE FEAALL AcApLMY.-W Q
wou.L col, especial a,lenlom 10 the ad
Se,Lsenieml Oi lhis INSTITUTION, which
will be lound IN to'day's paper. II IL
located IN quite a healthy section. and
in me mIdst vi a moral snd inleillgenl
populauou. Vain Inc prncipsis, Mr.,
aud MRS. ". L. k,rr, We have a per
sonai acquaintance, aud know them IL
be enure,} cohpelo"i 'oT the important
irusl r,posed ~ them. We bespYak
Jor tho insu.uiion the patronage Of
ahooe ~no wisn 10 send lhelI daughters
abroad lo get an educaton.
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g. II. coSs. Clerk
Fremont & INDIANA RAupo.n.-

Fremont & INDIANA RAILRoAp.--
The work on this road has commenced.
in eernest, and will be pushed forward
to completion rapidly. The laying OF
the iron was commenced on Monday
the 9th inst, and we had the pleasure
Of driving the first spike. Over ha II
o mile Of track has been laid this week
Iron Tor four or five miles has already
been delivered, and more ahoat on the
lake is daily expected.-Fremom Jour.
nal
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-07-16

HALIFAX, July 9,-rhe steam r
&yU, from Havana the lst. arrived
last nghr.e SHE reports the yellow
lever ysglng belly. officers are
highly amused atthe Ameficah ver-
sion Of their proceedings. 4
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-07-16

GEsEslo, New York, July a.
Isaac L.. Wood was executed to-day,
for the murder OF his sister.in Law.
Rhoda Wood. He died pr, testing
his innocence.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-07-16

CoLUMBus, Ohio, July 9.--Albsrt
Myres, convicted o. the murder OF
Neville, in tho hnitentiary, was
8 s,ntenced this moming to be hung
on the third Of Snptember next.