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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-15

u CALIFORNIA LINE
FOR SAN FIR ANCISCO,
SAILING REGULARLY ON ADVER fISEO DAYS
CLIPPER OF WEDNESDAY,. MAY 70
THE RENOWNED CLIPPAE SHIP TWILIGHT,
GATES. COMMANDER,
Ia rapidly loadng Pisr 70 river This truly
HDcent vessel favorby tnoSn tothe trade and hak
readily command preference all ohsr vessels
loading Her la,e passage to Gan Franc 100
theperec hummer in which she delivered her cargo we'll
membered She insures NO. Is IN perec. order ii
voyage and via be despatched rsfoptg above be
Wall street Ton,ine building Agents in San Frsncsr
kessrs " LILLIAN T. COLEMAN co. exchange on S.
Francisco for sale In to suit Limited advancey ma
Lhipmcns OF approved merchandise.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-15

~ sNTsD - T., PECrABLE aEs, SEEKING sTfG
.ers haTkeePe Ac should apply at the Me ehans Cs IS
corusncrF this isrd year n o. our
snaH2u sc csnno e pass Without returns iha9k for as
have ID The great Do ancal crisis to encounter yet rau
tine nd = oaey made cur ONCE one hs sE15shsi ass
iu0cns o. our Souhy aud have also hal the pleasure o;
tse 20 ase agsiss us 90 hat thrust dea<nce IN
o f5r Se s T , ss oir : gs "a. r9Sos
70 BE- abea haze always desvoredt d0o give ea e
e W @ ws s 1ss5 S Sso8 %
s no sf % SspS 81 ens s !, e. We
S Sevs sAS nay Ssr VII e asSn a
ne hoases Sh5 nave sspsd sr he e:-Llna1n Ee',
AGO IS Sh9nss:i lewis, a,yil.ns 20 loi Ghlnees
Beorel sisa,er 2t srcpt go Muifcy 4 d, Liberty,
risnees Toe nisrns hotel 81 Dsns Ho,e fia-cncs
pe,sL Gs,lag So erosd ray snoa ssese Co. sieeyi
ssf1Ssllse p.ce hi-eai otSaoat @ CO. q Ma IRA S2
CRY O. q sarren De penneyst g g. slut0 Dsaei
mar a % sqg,s; . uh ess 4 eroadwsy; II fossr.
y Fss so Z ye seS 80. ig ws
~; r. wetaoIe. south; icoes, Cooper terrsraose
IS bIosdSsy IL Msis n 4 Murray j. Van sSsssIK 81
.5esas h Lsolgn . Warren; ST. sass.ofi Cooper IA
40 Pc zgpisae Nori;s C. ig front; ;; Trsid@s.
Lenne!, e sychSnss pace TSonls cssses % sress6s.
Ysss r. m e gsS it fssr " B'sgs 81 saSsa
yS y Oh Ceset = 70 3 IIorSI,; ss,le =
MEL MEL ?, nm Ngr1y ;cs i1ss lf5 Iroi .as !! Par,
sortaadi Bow 81 NASSAU J9h1 Kol5sr 5gs sfSai ray
Davis ~ Fut1D; ". Adanl. - rfAsa; vaavn- \ prIse
70 selS Ahsersgn CLUB, Jos Frh sve1us e. Cork
Co, $50 Srsnd, ssner 70 C1hsrtne Butt. Ni-by IS
Warren; HERR kouane, SIS rey; Matthew'S Co. SO 5ss
And 30 washington; Gysgd bOase, ROME 4 PerSt1 20
Maahipsioni u timons hs uhsnteTs; hsnisrton Co ss
BruAdSty; Ja-kson Co 18f 1g,Nn IA "a Nat-a
potsn fos otce O Foreaee zoo BrJAassy: Fhornas ar
TN. - Corusudii Ihanesnge- Co, 70 wilt.un. pa.
ha,t % sIeh.sss place sss.ea Cox c.; acorl,5ds
6eriord Ms Psu w lirosdy: Krekerseckcr iis Ia
Meyer, No cortlSnt,; fsaac HcrlOud 23l Pear NJ sy
e ~ 1913 Broadway; J. DAVIS No Murray; Fran Bst r.
lterty Hart 20, z2S G -esu Nch, J. inr 81 Dlen.
hcl,ouga1 10 Cotsnai; Lessev rhors - uharrh While
a ichnond }orkerB; Lease Peck Elnsal5 ~ Lori
kewown; TAykr, hartford; T. q LcAsA sassnnsh; loa
gress Hall Paefrnn Hazard cssseil Es~a1rt and oyer
coo others. Applicants ty mail enclose tro sLno,
Eer haus and others North sont and West sloo.d
gss'is wte male employ e. Ioure9D5
Nm j. KhDrarH, Superintendent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-15

WASTFD-A COMPETENT MAN To SELL. CgL,E.
w 6raed brand Of ale comrtt1n; having
"a extensive aclulroe among ale rs nesf iross
hreveiy boz l4e Heraia oa.es.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-15

Va AMI sD-s YOUNG SINGLE MAN, 70 GO WEST,
w near 'tssurg) who "a good groom AFRO goo' gsr
dener and ling to MAZE bns- generally uisul sicress
boz 42 Herald o1lse, stating be None need
npplS who cannot produce The best testimonials
ousliftc fyr he above purposeF.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-15

VA All. D-f@0 CLERKS; ONE GERMAN AND OSE
w lfth, active snd intelligent ard wal acquainted With
he cts retai dry coojs trade 10 % kingston NJ Apply
- Mr. keGnn l5l chambers s., Monday from 20 70 IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-15

DO OOO WANTED, FOR SPECIAL PARTNER.
pC.OUO. ship the manufacture of article general
consumption and large demand throughout the Union
advertisers produce article superior in qlaty and
cost much lower than the ordinary manufacture
realize than fifty cent net selling the lowest
mari ct prices Address, with and direction, A. W.
given and required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-15
sTATRs MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE,

CALIFORNIA,
Vis Panama Railroad.
The steamship STAR OF TEE " EST, A. q GRAY, CIR,
mander will sal Friday May 20, 1879 at O'clock p.
from foot OF Ware street, North kver connecting
Panama with The seamabip GO ADEN GATE, Captain Il.
willing.
street, corn err of Warren.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-15
RAILROADS.

rpENNSTrsvANTA EAILROs GREAT UEN
trail rore West Time p. least abort and ratsg
freight fare log, at all nes By any other
ck cts TO contract for freight poius
he entire West cali attbe copanys osc Asor
J. L LILTOrE, Passenger Agent
April IT. LEEOB \ on. Sreivat gants.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-15

yVANIED-EEERGET1C AND STEADY YOUNG ZEN
w 10 take orders for the ch tmpion sho cayds This
krf rate chance % make No cardy peanut
reed sppy the Champion show cards o5 Brsadsay
Of Fugn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-15

THE COPARTNERaHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
under the name Of Joseph Lee Co. terminated by ni
formed from that date between the undergned under the
ness aiors on The Let Of Nav Hev ram ved
from TIE Gilsey Building to e6 Broadway, second door
the Of Fruce street. where they will display
Give varied stock Of belonging to their tad
4. which they invite the critical attention Of and
othern JOSEPH LEE,
ANDREW v. 8EA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-15
an nLEGANr FOUR ROUND CORNsRED 7oJrA

4 RARE BARGAIN CAN HAD IN A NEW SEVEN
n octave pianofor.e Apply ut l16 Wooster street,
Blocker
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-15

N ELEGANT FOUR ROUND CORNEREO OCTAVE
Il vood panoforte ami stool for sale at hlrFaio
rear'y AMI finished In richest manner, With
carved l-gs ard magnificent carvings all around being
hsd tie back well front with moulded and
carvings: richest tone ard celebrated makers
upsxpired and s without spot be niss pie
sc60; be fully tested Ia way Appv 676 Sixth
avenue Foreh st-ee and tie late Crystal Palace
B. Has portable shipping will object 70
aelsh buyer apply day or evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-15

RoA Isd,,d.ss BkOoRLYN-A FEW ROOMS TO LEI
urnsned or unfofrished with partial board In iarys
bs, gv' ooionS house ~ hatsb situated In oirh aud
nssS,le door y, m .ai9us wax from Futon ferry Cara
'u'Sh"elVe' 3efiaa ooaertie. R,areaces required
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-15

S7kRRART 3 NEED6kM's MsL0DEOSs CAN 3B
- Oorgsl or rented AT JUDsOH aUheEE'B ~ Broad
way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-15

ryOUrTRY BOARD--Av GREENWICH CONN. THIRTY
" mes from New York by the New York and New Haven
Raosd formerly kept 0v j. T. Weed open
for the reception o. boardera Inmedae application will
cure the choice OF roma
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-15
BOARDING AND LODGING.

BOARD ON ST ATEN ISLAND.-SINoLE GENTLE
men and families can be accommodated with board within
five minutes Quarantine houses tho frat from
road Grant street Has spleudd view Of the
bay. Reference required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-15

NrI ITEE wANTED.--A RESPECT ABLE sIAaLE NAN
w 10 wanted waiter a private ia LILY. ADDRESS DIR.
Bolin lie raid Office naming references
will be made.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-15

DARTHFR WANTyD-wITH A CAPITAL OF $1,000 TO
s6000 TO frcrease the busness of established
factory the only in the city. Drect Partner L. Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-15

R0AkD IN BROOKLYN wANpED-BY A YOUNG
Ia priTs'e family in aouth Brooklyn where the
aud rsngion are respected. Would like give
,us on me pMnoSo Beginners In payment Terms mode
fs1e' Address Teacher, Brooklyn Post office.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-10-28

Tho Maek-a- Cheek Press one of the
sharpest papers in the State, has the follow
ing anecdote concerning Mr. Corwin's late
speech at Springfield:
awhile this eloquent orator Of the people
was speaking at Springfield, to dense thous-
andS, n black, nirlle-sz-d bnll-ierricr, with
a round face not unlike Corwiu's, climbed
upon the stand. and taking hi, place by the
orator, calmly looked ont over the sea of
upturned faces He did thisin such know
ing manner that the audience began TO
laugh. Corwin, noticing it at last, waved
the dog back with his hand, saving, Come.
ono Mt a time, old fellow Bull stepped
back few PAGES and turned his head on one
side with a qnizzical expression, as IL in
quiring what he meant. CorwiR returned
the look as near like Bulls as his wonder.
fully expressive cnnnteuance could come
and then sal !, conflentirly, 10 the crowd,
Il do b'liese he thinks OF leaving the other
dogs, and joining the Republican pany!-
This was followed by roar, in the midst oi
which Bull cooked up his tail and delib.
erately troited out Of the hall--every parl
of him saving. plainly as dog could speak
that he wouldn't stand any more OF suel
nonsense"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-10-28
Growth of iowa.

The recent tcenSus ,f Iowa shows how The
free states grow up and ill up in the north
west. In 1850 the population Of Iowa wa,
but l92,244. In 1868 il was 5o9,4i4
IN 1859 is 63s.45o, gain Of i24,Os6 ii
Three years, aud 6f446, ,206 in mine years, /,
greater increase Of white population than It
half a dozen Of hcyoungest slave states il
the same period.
The wheat crop Of Iowa in 859 amount
ed to 3,255,7s9 hu'hcis; corn, 23,ll4,53l
bushels oats, l,e76,s59 bnShls; ItoiatocS
l,573, ,7l2 bushels; nuihl@f of hdss sold
$3.50, 1881; cattle sold, 4 a, ,l52 /; tons of 'hal
cut, 434.250; gallons n sorghum d,anufac
tuted in 1883 was, 44l.062.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-10-28

Fnr thc JnufnW.
ssTHE CODE OF HONOR.o


by A.
BY this name is known tho rules Of dueng. Judging
from the Memorable ending Of Che peentioua uile one
would naturally cqnclude TINT an good men comcnd the
code and that those dssitinG to beknown M men onieg-
tY ought u pnctice Its pfcccpts And what are ia re-
QufemeniA That n two persons oannot amicAby actle
er differences one must sccept fro The other chal-
Ien tn mortal combat aud both meetin the prscnce NJ
certain secouds to expose their lives to sudden death
al this to be done in dspassonate, deliberate manner
II we notice individuals engaged In brawl and en-
dcavong avcnge their wounded honor by rcsnrng to
ast Gght we exclaim, 'For shamel" And they them
elees in their camer momentse mortified Dec ,uHe they
have not maintained better control over 'heF passions
In what manner would ask does refined sense n hon
or attach itself to the calm cool boodei yudieation Of
ones reputation by the use Of mortal wespon'
Duets always en table circumstances but
sometimes the attending hcdcntsArc paiufu, in the ex
treme Several years since two oung of the South
the one lawyer the other ysican both aanced
10 young Indies Who like them
selves we're firm iend met in wi IN the prin-
cipes Of the iuen and armed with doule-yaelcd shot
guns from short distance shot each other dead tho
potin the presence Of their mothers and toHe TO whom
they had plighed their troh Nor WIS this alh Their
seconds" foughta duel To settlc dculty arising from
the bloody contest between themi And what was the
cause ot tue ntbt uutiE 'oulctNt
gnwu out Of an aggravated wrong done by one
II the parties to the oer Did you everupart In e"n-
dence nimporant secreif and w"re y"u ever oeraye
by the one you thus ihtrusted' "feH, verify But you
never houghtit best To avenge y"ns'I oy
dnell "No indeed" But 50 1t WIS with the two young
lends ofwhoml have spoken. The doctor reVea'eu
secret to his legal friend WI" thoughcssy vugeu II 10
his intended anu OF course secret longer l"s
consequence was double durl ana e sudden psher"s
'ntoetetnity ot three sngniy sous lra anu 'n"fe
Tor 'he doctor sheune" If ueu, ana III, "H''' "e0'
m'nr'c at the moment ne was shot a'' ON 'y 9'ne'
hand The lawyers mother was FRUSTRATED upon
IRON when she never rose anu ns am9nceu eomh'eu
suicde' Code OF honor indeed!
Such sight as that described above must De extreme
HgonNnf Tor tue bare recital stNes one WIN horror
but there Is SUI "otFe feature e'nu'e'cu WIN 'e o'
harous practice OF uuens lanle 10 tue perfect sang
frOd attending 1t. have limited at this already Ia
l.te il In ,Iirorn, ernn,tin In the death Of th,
| =, - -. -. - i,
ch''ehging party tue SURVIVOR cau'e UP 10 ue 'n IN
1 ~ IA IA "a Ia
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-10-28

The plan to raise funds for the completion
Of the Washington National Monument,
through the me,llumof Pnstroffiees through
out the United States. bids fair to sbe sue
cesSfuL "a. ~ t.t.t..
From some Offices returns for the first
month have ALREADY been received. The
town Of Lyhn, Mass, Stands at The head Of
the list, lplging contributed s46; Wheeling
Va, sent Sls; Washington sl7 Ballimors
and Portsmouth, Va, SIS each; New York.
New Haven, Charleston. Petershurgh, Va,
Montgomery, Ala. Windsor, N. G., and
Fort Smith. Ark, each about $40; Now
port, r. J., Pittsburgh, Pa, Augusta, La
Grange, and Macon. G.., FredeTiekslargh.
Va Hernandp, Miss, anil Tulip. Ark. from
50 % 90. Returns ir,m about one humid
rcd other towns range from IS 70 fiYo CENTS
If each community where there is a post
Office. would every month cauiribuie crep
the latter sum, . fund w9a;d seerue 70 the
monanens q Oyer sl5,0oo pr yesE ~.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-10-28

The attempt 70 connect the Republican
party with on Browns mad ontbfcak is a
necessity sith she sham remncracv. As
they are not able to beat tho Republicans
IN single free State this side Of lha Rocky
Mountains, they mn<t mako tho most Of
their victory over old Browns fifteen whit
men and Rve negroes. They have made
so much ado ahnutit that they are ashamed
To have the small number Of their adversa-
Ties and victims known. Il would at do 10
own that the Federal Executive and those
Of Virginia and Maryland have been fright
ened half out Of their wits by maAmah
md his platoon Of followers. Already the
bulletins Of this war exceed in length and
ponderoasness those Of tho war of the
Greeks With Xeskes; aass.illtae telegraph
ie wires gnoan with further datailS. This
is keen hunt for party capital, aud win
ultimately secoil on the hunters. Nv y.
Tribune. 70 ie WIS t
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-10-28
Notice.
Hugh Mars, guardian,

Hugh Mars guardiaD,l
tN HH|
Wiinm Hunter,
Elizabeth Mus, and In the Probate Court.
Franklin Mars
his wards. tf
VNIE SAlUWIII1AM HUNTER, Ellznbcth Mars, ana
Il FraRkn Mr. are hereby Notified that tue four.
tttnh day fOctobc ,ghtecn huudrrd nine the
said Hugh Mars. thrir GuaIdAn, filed petition in the
Office Of the Probate Judge and Tor the county oi San
dusky State ef Ohio pa, ing Tor order to sel a the
nen't Of said wards in the following tact parcel Of
lapd, 10 vii;
The southeast quarter Of the south east quarter Of
section number eleven, in township numlef f,e rarge
number fourteen, containing forty acres OF land eHcet-
ing out p the north-vezt thoreof in Sam
dusky county, Ohio.
Aud thai said petition will he heard the nineteenth
day Of NovemieF A. D., eighteen hundred and f siire
by and before said Judge at his Office IN Fremont saIdus
ky county, Ohio. r.4
HUGH MARS, euafdis az said.
William Hunter, Elizabeth and Franklin Mars.
October 18th, Iss9-40Mb. W "
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-10-28

THE PLoT TO MURDER BRoDERIcK. "A
friend showed Us ietIef Yesterday, re-
|ceived from prominrrh citizen IL SAeri
mento, in which he wrote that he had
heard the bmgeine, boasts and threats oi
the vagabond politicians alNaIl the Orleans
Hotel. who declared several DAYS Ilefore
there WAS any announcement of a daid, that
Broderii.k was 10 be killed Off thar be-
was never TO sit Ia the United States Sial-
-a'e=-ihat Judge Terry WAS To try his hand
firsi, aud if he did not succeed, then see
0Hd expert shooter wasto try, aud 50 on an
Ill he was put out Of lilo way. Terry being
the best shot in the State, was sure 20 kill
him.. Then Terry was ths smallest loss Il
he should fall, as bis term Of office was oul
The was under disgrace If the Vigilance
Committee recollection, and cnul,l DO best
spared out Of the crowd who huBgered aud
thiSfed FIR his seat In the Senasc.
7 Terry, by all the tricks ofih most prae.
iised duellists, killed the hated. hunted
man. He was rot TO be spared by Terry
$50 no ather man need Try his haBd.--..i
Aita California. lros ~ qs
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-10-28

The Espress says that Gerrit Smith,
whom it asSails as implicated in John
Browns instruction, is "a Republican ex-
mrinher of Congress-"
Mildly speaking, this is an untrue asser-
ton er
TIE Eap reSs knows, what all The world
knows, that Gorrit Smith MT only never
was Republican but has Ling been an ar
dent Antagonist ofthe r publslu party A
year agi, lie did his best Ia defeat The r.
l.pabliran candidate f,r Governor Of New
-Hork, prrfrrring oven thai the Democratic
nominee sh,,utl be elected. Before that
when he was rtturucd TO Congress, il WIS
not as Republican but as an eccenlric, in
dcpendrnt 'ilvocatr Of the theory that the
iFeder'd Constitution ,hWs MI re.'guize
Slavery, hut isla Aliolit0niSt instrument.
tWhen the Kansas s-Rebraskao outrage WIS be-
ing pressed through Congress, Mr. Smith
refused 30 cooperate in the attempt of the
Republicans 10 delay and prevent its pas
sage bv parliamentary strategy At the
same time, he advocated the acquisition If
Cuba-the great measure Of Democrats
aud Fillihusters.
Such is the political record Of Mr. Smith.
! We arc not aware that he has ever
agreed with the Republicans except in vo-
Fling for Frrmont, which he did from per
sonaI liking fnr the man, and not from sym
pathy with his purity, "a II
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-10-28


letter from U S. Senator Mason after due invstiga-
ton into the Hirpers Ferry fculty says there was no
insurecn in any form whatever the lart Of the in
haitants of that town or vicinity.
The tact Ia undoubied that not man. black white,
Joined the invaders after they into Va gave them
aid countrnauce in any form r be discover
ed. NoJOne of the nineteen ped mt klave escaped
rattempted TO escape. nnring the tumut the cw
rivd of by Cook across tire river all escaped FROM him and
safely back but one, who it appears drowned
while ernssing the river homeward bound.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-10-28

The State Artsian We'll at Columbus has reached the
depth Of 234O feet being four feet deeper than other
we'll in the world The finds appropriated by the last leg
satue have been expended and unless the citizens of
Columbus contribute orthe continuance of the work. OPP
eriipns wlbe discontinued until the General Assembly
meet and make another appropriation. We hope the cit
zens Of the CapitaLwin not let the work stand stn
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-10-28
The New York Herald, democratic pa

The New York Herald, democratic pa
per thus moutns over the forlorn condition
of its party in the Northern States:
"rhc democraiic party the late aI-powcr-
tnl democratic party-has, we apprhcnd,
finished It's career. The recent northern
elections, from Pennsylvania 10 Minnesota,
all tell the same story Of its deInoraIizcol
and sinking condition. We presume that
New York and New Jersey viii sing the
same nusicin November. and that tlus the
opposition will be found in the substantial
occupation Of every northern State this sil,
the Rocky Mountains" N .H' 'a'7a'
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-10-28

Sandusky county in union with several
other counties, voted for Senator, Judge OF
the Common Pleas Court and for Member
of the State Board of Equalization. The
mMorities are as follows:-
FRAScIs D. PARISH, for Senator, majori-
ty 1905.
JoHN FITCH, Judge, majority 1858.
WIN. S. RussEbL, Member of the State
Board of qualzttion, majority, 149o.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-10-28

The GREAT LOWE BABLooN Mr., Lowe
has been quietly at work ON hiS Immense
air-siip ever siuce the description lately
published in the Tribune, anil it is now
nearle really for the soyage. The appara.
tnS will be collected fromlhe places where
the various parts If il have been cnnslruc.
ted, and will he transported 20 the Crystal
PalHea grounds to-day of 10 morrow. The
globo will be partially inflated foF the pnr-
pose Of testing It's tightness, and ait will be
kept in this condition for weels or more,
during ~hichltime it'will be open to the in
speeiion Of tho public on payment of a
moderate sum. The voyage will be under
taken on very short notice; whenever the
weather promises fairly. aud the atmosphere
is calm, the remainder Of the gas will be
rushed into the balloon and the advenu-
rers will start ut once without notice to cth"
public. Six men will o., they having been
solicited from the hnndfcds who have made
application for passage. The namesof these
will not be made public until the day Of
starting fhe exhibition viii probably be-
gin on Monday next.--M " Tribune, ! o.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-10-28
"Onc Shall Chase a Thousand, and Two
I put Ten III .usald 90 FIight.o -

United States District Attorney oud, who sent by
the President to lonk into matters Iarpers Ferry
officially reported that only nineteen persons
gagged iu the matter" Mr.. Oud also says; "Strange it
is but true, that Brown and s eighteen ok pos
session of the government property and town and held
them during Sunday night and Monday"