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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-25

~ ,MIDUNNFL11'sK EsIAURANTI No
xsSS,sJ liI Common street, between Earonne and Ca
<asa3 NJ rondee streets, New Orleans.
GsLss-SasS This establishment will remain open during
the where everything the market affords found
aud prices moderate The well ventilated
than any other similar place the city during
weather.
Furnished rooms for transfer, Boardcrs
Families Commission Merchants supplied with and
Liquors of every description at wholesale prices.
MCDONNELL Il McIRAW,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-25
NOTICE TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS

The New Orleans Opeousas and Great Western Railroad
Company will receive proposals until THURSDAY SIN pecem
her next the carthwork roadway grad
from New Iberia 10 opelousas, distance OF about 40
miles.
Specifications and conditions may be and all needfu in
obtained The Office of The Company corner oil ST.
Peter and Letec streets. G. W. Il. BAYLEY,
MD I'm Chief Engineer.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-08-06

Nt9ter d. SSH %ermdbnten'
bab emery Moore> elmer Der @Iroer Sad>
ipn's, BET pem Minnebata Sail our@ ben
ppliseiz@bef fefsenommen wuroe.
Ntr1 erei9nete e6 i9> pab Mocre na@
@1isbt COUNTY ;um@e rb1r aetra@tmuroe.
Sci benz @erb1r ersob e6 f@> bab Der
Sbertf' tief bet Der 9yn@ : prpceour Ser>
widelt >par unp fol9li@ in 5aft 9eieBt
purpe. @dbrenp beS preitd9i9en Ser
bDr5 paren BRET Yerbd@ti9e &erle antpez
ienp uno bas &elultat i1ien ibnen ni@t
3u 9efa1en ; balo circulirten mebre Spt>
1daf item i'm 2onbe unb bic 9alsabl9neioet
bielten 8erlammlunsen. DienitasS nerz
1an1melte ii9 cine pD6elrotte Don SO Mann,
perfleipet unp NIT Gltaten uno anbern
Mof fen bepafnet, erbraaen 9epalttbat}s
pa6 @auS peS @drters unp befretten
Mppre Don 1einer 5aft. @te ftteben idwere
Drpbun9en 9c9en MQe aus, bic an ber
Sa9e betbeili9t fno.
Diele Gbot brin9t neue S@ma@ iter
uni ern jun9en @taat uno es 1T gu erroarz
ten> baB ber @ouperneur pur6 @ini9reften
rer W}ili; ben 5al6abl 9netoern> bic 119
fiber bus Sc eB erbeber> pa6 5irn au6bia'
fen lift.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-08-06

Ne Cine Ginlenpurs in Grwiebez
run9 auf ben ~Nattpnal Demotraten" in
6rage pom equity = @arplina uno Ma11a<
ulettS 1T uns gu ipdt su9etommen uno
tann erit in ber na&iten Nummer seseten
Iperben.
Ne Gin Mbpnnent be6 uNationalz
Dem,pfraten, beien Same III bic idparje
Site 9eleBt &purpe, }9idte uns einen St.
aub 9eeer, ben 9erausseber ~er,pdbnte,
Blattes Gin, tpel@en mir oblebnen mii0en,
ba mir ni9t SUIT baben bur@ @dmdbunz
gen ben @adeufiQfanp ;a breden.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-08-06
6tabtratbs=0 erbanb1unoen+
DientaA ben 2. Muaul 1859.

6taotratbs= 8erbano1uneen.
Dientae, ben 2. @usuf 1859.
SON ben g erbanplun9en I'M eres Staotz
ratbeS AM erpabnten Sage erwdbnen mir
Tpl9enbe8:
Mebre@ Observation-Disclosures an @e f.
min ter Mpenue prptefirten se9en irseno
cine @eranperun9 bel @raotrun9 beS BE-
1aoten NYenues.
Der @tabtldabmetlter ma6te ben Natb
auf oaS Mi1ebment oeS u@runoei9entbum6
per tatbpll9en STRIDE" aufmerfia fam, baS
int Sobr 1857 gu $4,000, I'M Sabr 1858
;u $2,149 atsel6dBt par> unb paS na9
leinem @olcul 100000 mertb fem lou!-
Die 9aae puroe einem bel onpern @pm>
mittee iber9cben.
Cine 8iu BET @aS @pmpaenie Ypr
$500 ee9en bic Stapt tpurce ben, Cont
trplleur %Iber9eben. Chen 10 murben 8iQ5
Ypn $500 fit Beleudtun9 Der @tty z5aQ
unpy Don $3.50 fir bic Marttbale Der
COMMITTEE fir @aS iiber9eben.
St. Softer ret9te cine &ednun9 ppn
$4,000 fir 8erfIit flung Don @efan9enen
Gin unp bic Sc dn9nibwarter cine anbere
ppn $500 fur eeleiltete Diente.
Capt. Mprtpn unb feline &ice>6 unoe<
tpbtl9ldser baben cine &e6nun9 fir rs
vNa1tarbeiten>" a $3.50 per Nadt, einz
serei6t.
Den 8Ireern ber Yierten @aro ,purbe
cine appropriation fir Grri9tun9 elmer
GeuerzG ompasnie bemilist.
Son Der COMMITTEE fit 9icensen ,prrz
ben bic Namen Mebrer porseleet, bic pbne
2icen; oeiitiae @etrdnfe perfaufen, &arren,
@a9en unp 2iperY : S%tauun9en balten,
uno AUDI cine LANCE 2ite @plder, bic ibre
2icensen ni9t be;ab4 baben.
Der Moypr bat ben Yult3et : @bef bes
Mmtes entlegt> neil Ct in bieier Grase be>
auftrast ieiner pFi@t ni&t na@setommcn
1par.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-08-06
Semtibe Sanf
+. & 8. Wi((ius, Saint pau(

. ~ ouA'sS fu~<'
1(Triiber Meyer u. @iuius.)
Dielelbe umfabt nebf allen in bas Bantfa&
eini9laseneen beieaters %felsenbe :3msiae:
@e9lel auf Deut@1lano,
ipmie auf ale 9auptplGte Grantrei6s. Der @dmeia
unb bes SnlanbeS werben ltets in beliebiaen Be-.
trasen urb III ben siinfisfen 8rbinsunssn abse-
9eben.
Die Mu5sablun9 ncn @elber1
in ir9enb einem Tbeile Deutfdlaubs unb Der
@9nei3 be1Ha1eh nil, inten1 mir ben @eseutpertb
Der bel uus einseaablten 8etrIse ben Gmpfau-
germ ielbitin ben entlesenRsu Srti1aften, fpfen<
fret hrs 9aus ienben la0en unb tSnnert rnltre
Muftraeeeber bic Observation-Disclosures ibrer
Treunbe 1pater BET unS entsegennebmen. Gerner
bcl ur9e1 mir bic " ~
Gin3iebuno Don @el3er1
in europa unb teroen bic ta3u erfprberli9en
yapiere, ais: 81 -
@plma9ten,
Observation-Disclosures, Gctten19eind &c. ppn
uu5 auS9eferti9t unb berett @lltt9teit v~erburat.
Mu9 beiorsen mir bic epniularii@e Beelaubisune
folder Dptumente.
I. pa7a9ei9eine
aur freien Jabrt iiber Brentet mad Netu- q lori,
Baltimore pper Gep- Orleans perabfoloen mir III
aeit9emGben Yreiien. @plde Sdeire baben nur
fir bic in benielbeu benannte Yerlon @llti9feit
unb tUnnen ni9t Don ~berielbtn p~erfauft pber Ibtr-
tra9en. merben. Birb Der S4eiu Don Der betref-
fenoen Yerlpn ni9t benubt, 10 fatttn mir benz
&aufer beNelten bic 8%auffumue, ab3leli@ &cn1-
milIpn, 5urid.
@ir persdten 3inlen a>f @elber,
bic auf b%elin,rnte Belt bel uns beponirt iinb, iter-
nebmen bic Beleeuns scn &apitalien in @runb<
eiseutbun1 pter 9esen Sutere0en auf 81 .
Grlte bypptbefarii1e Siderbeit;
faufen unp sertaufen @ulb unt Silter, teicr1en
bic @iuaiebuns ron We9ieln unb 9foten in irgtnt
einem 3beile Der &ereini9ten @taaten unb 3ablen
bic bVdie Yramie fit
@edlel auf Newzyort ct. Souls n.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-08-06

0eutfc6e 8anf,
81. Youl, . MtnneI pta.
@elb, 8riefe, poer Ma@ri9ten lie9en BOT fiji,
Nr. SO, Spiepb Bud;
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y 90, Sttp Birfenba9en;
y 1OS, Mnton Trenb9en.
118, 9lusut Spnnenterg.
y 1870, Jpbanu Gdart.
124, Musut 8dle. ..:
1925, s. q. 9enleler.
2b1.10 s. u. q. @tuihB.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-08-06
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M.B. l1m ben @ertauf in unierem srpben &C.
i9aft ant Deuti9e ut erlei9tern, baten mir Srn.
Jobann GlemenS, einen sebprenen Deut-
iGen, lit unieren 2aben e%nsasirt.
Um. J. Smit6 & Co.,
Dritte StraBe> st. pauL
1854. 15p Minne1pta.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-08-06
@btQerfeter.

SOtuerIfter.
@egen eineetretener Gerbaltui0e tirb tas
@1ilerfet nidt am %. Mugu1t, 1pubern an
@Giaer'S @eturtstag> ben ~. Nppember, &C.
feiert tuerben.
Das @cntral=@pmite.
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Stir CARPENTER.
Da bic Mneebpte Der tritten 5ecticn Der Gar
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misua9 bes .Diretturiur,s nidt erbalten, 70 wertea
barauf Ne1ectirenbe erluGt, weitere Mngebpte,
uno omar: @rifers naG oen 8%etimmun9en Der
@pecifcaticn unb 3weitena> meun baS 9pbeln
ian,nntli9en 5plSes pom gereir aus be lcret mirb,
bis ra9lten Mpntaa, ben 8. Mu9ut> Mbenes 8
ubr, bel 5errn 3. GrpYer absuseben.
M:8: plan nne @pscifcation lieSen ta1elblt
sur Ginll9t pfen.
IS $. 80 emmle @etr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-08-06

DE9 Neuer Q1ben unb reueDNQ
@a1ret1.
SJ,t pnferem 1elle,1 2abem,
@de Der itebenten 1tnp Sad onz StraBeu,
fnbet mani ben spQtanbisten unb 19Sn1en gpr-
ratb BON
Damen<, NJ unb &tnper<
@ttefeln nn6 @6uben
Sir Gribjabrs< uno @pmmersebrauG !!
Sd r1D9te b~elpnbers 5erren %einlaben, vprau>
ipre9en uuo lid biele pra9tppQen @aaren anau
ieben, Don welden mir ~elauben, bag le aud ben
MniprudSppulen tefriebieen perben.
9ud bic Damen tperben einen tebeutenten 8pr-
ratb Don wirflid i@Guen
Caters, Sltpper6 &C..
fnben, lctpie aud cine srDbere unb Straightforward
tieere Mus,pabl fir &inber.
Sntem mir beabi i9tigen, Elm reselmGbiges feteS
@el9aft 3u srinben, eriuGen mir aGtunessrQf
UNI einen bebeutenben @ntbeil Der CUNT bes pu>
blifums utb Serlpreden biermit, uniere &unben
gut unb pcbfeil gu %bebieneu.
nE 2anpfaufeute inb bSfi9f elm
9elacen, bel un8 Spripre9en.
43b3 @amuet ailpatrit.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-08-06
&eY. Tbep6pre 6. GuYler,

galtur BON Der 5pQdntild &efprmirten Stride,
MartttraBe, 49,, wiro @cnnta9 bes Mtenos
UNI s ubr i'm Qrfale Der uypune Mtn'S @briltian
M0oeiatipn" eineu gprtra9 balten. Sibe frei.-
Nd9lten Dieutus pe6 Ntenos mirb 5err @uyler
leiue 9ruBe 8prlelun9 iber 2puorn, int 1eiben 60
tale balten. @intrittsfartcn gu IS Gents - Inb
1T ben YudlGbeu 3u baben. IS
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-08-06
Mtuf Mm3fiQfm.
OanfiQ9u119.

Der l1nter3eidnete ltattet anmit ben Teuerleuten,
10 Dem publitum unb b%elpneers ben Deutl9en
leiaen Ganf ab fir bic Jpn bcim Branbe s~eleiFete
6ilfe.
SIS %. @eiB.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-08-06

@nftap @plf's $ptel
.t~: KS unb
- @. &efauratipn,
Nr. IS, Martt>9 tra6e, 3mil9en Maine- unt
2. @traBe> st. Qputs, Mp. "
Dem ~reiienben publitum bic ersebenite Mn3eise,
6ab i'd am pbigen Ylabe Elm 6otel, perbunten nit
&eitauraticn, tt6fnet babe. Dur9 comfortable,
gut meublirte 3iramer, anertannt auseeei@neten
3if@ unb nprtrefli9e @etrGnte, fopie bur@
prornpte unb biQise gttienung buie i'd ten Gin
fprl9tn mtiner pertben @dlte @eniiee au leifen.
s1 @ufaD 50 pIf.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-08-06

NE 6rauer Doris GuneQ noQen
mir 9erne Bic 3eitun9 3uibtde1, tpe1t' fte
III einert speiten 8rief bic &ore1e serau
anaiebt.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-01-14
A StrueIs Jurv.

A letter in the Herald from Prof Peck
of Oberlin-one of the indicted for viola.
tion of the Fugitive Law-states that the
o. s. District Court has granted a struck
jury for the trial of the persons indicted
Prot. p says:
This unexpected libcralty seems to give
a promise that the prosecution will conduct
the trial with fairness, and that the defend
ants will be permitted to oujoy the ordinary
privileges of parties charged with breach o
law. So unusual permission in behalf o
people answering in United States Cour
to the charge Of violating the Fugitive Slav'
act, will surely be new thing under th'
sun, and well will it be for Judge Wilson il
he has tho courage to distinguish himself
in such way.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-01-14
snlo nf 1hn PnhIIc HorI,..

On the lines Of the Canals Of Ohio, the
people are discussing the practicabilty Of
selling the Public Works Of the State
AT Toledo and Cleveland quito spirited
meetings have been hsld, at which strong
aud decided measures have bOen taken OPP
posing the scheme. A Convention was
held at Columbus on the 9th which was
largely attended. Both branches Of the
Legislature adjourned to attend the Con-
vention. Strong resolutions were passed.
opposing the sale. A memorial was also
prepared to be presented to the Legislature
on the subject. The memorial will be found
in another column.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-01-14

witnesses in their own behalf No. 1873
making partial appropriations for 1859.
James DiruOy Marshall, Of tho Capital
City Fact, was elected reporting clerk--the
Republicans voted blank, aud Mr.. Many
ponny Of the Statesman receiving one vote.
H. B. No. 21O: requiring the certificates
Of naturalized citizons to be recorded in tho
office Of tho Township Clerk, was indefinite
ly postponed.
HoUsE.-Mr. Dawes presented remon-
STRANGE of sundry citizens Of MuskiRgum
county against the sale Of the Public Works.
NoTIcEs OF New BILLs-Mr. Dawes
gave notice Of the introduction Of bill to
protect religious meetiAgs.
Mr. Allen gave notice that be would in
troduce q bill TO amend section six Of an acI
for the improvement of Agriculture.
II. B. No. 8: to establish n uniform rate
Of interest, at seven per cent, after much
discussion, and after having been ordered
to be engrosssd, was lost on its final passage
VoTE on rHE Ten Per CENT. BLL.--
Below we give tho yeas and nays on the
passage Of tho bill to establish uniform
rate Of interest at seven per cent, and tC
repeal the ten per. cent. law:
YEAs--Messrs. Allen Of Ashtabula, Bag
ley, Boil, Bigony, Blackburn, Blair, Cheney
Of Champaign, Cheney of franklin, Cox Of
Knox, Conan, Dawes, Day, Deming, Dob
meyer, Edmistsn, FSnefrock, French, Fer
nald, Glasgow, Haymaker, Hitchcock, Hitch
Howe, Hubb0ll, Hughes Of Butler, Hughs,
of Highland, Jsnner, Kerr Laughlin, Leste
Monroe, Morse, McCreary, McEt0sn, Paine
Parr, Peck, Plants, Ray Of SciOto, Reos
Roach, Satin, .Sangstsr, SpOrry, Townsend
Watson, West of Logan, wilson.
NAYs--MSssrs. Allen of Jefferson, Am
bier, AndreUs, Baily, Bates, Broom, Brooke
Carlisle, Chase, Christy, Clarke, Co!
ias, Cor of Perry, Edsoa, Frdzee, Gard
nor, Catch, Gason, Harrison, Johnson
Jones, Moore, Mott, 4McFsrren, OdelI, Pix
elhimer, Pitpaan, Quinn, Ralston, Red Of
Guernsey, Raymond, Richardson, Robinson
of Union, Rodgers of Clark, Rogers of Ham
iltou, Rose, Sensy, Simmons, Stephens
.StOut, Van Worries, Waugh, Welsh, UeSi
of Brown, WiRRer, Wright, Speaker.
Republicans in Roman, Democrats ir
! U0lic.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-01-14
Kentucky Politics.

Louisville, Jan. 8.
Tho State Democratic Convention to-day,
at Frankfort, nominated Beriah Magoffin for
Governor and LinnBoyd for Lieutenant Gov
ornor. The Convention platform endorses
the Cincinnati platform and the Drcd Scott
decision, encourages the acquisition of Cuba,
dcnounces sectional agitators in the North
and Know NothiDgism, endorses the Ad-
ministration and Processes a determination
that differences upon minor essential points
such as Kansas and Lscompton must not
be permitted to disturb the harmony of the
Democracy of Kentucky. The great fca-
ture of the Convention was the triumph Of
the Breckenridge interest over Boyd's party,
as jealous supporters of the Lecompton pol
icy of the Administration.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-01-14


After considerable figuring, and the APP
pointment and revocation of one good man,
Chas. R. Miller, has received his com
mission as Postmaster at Norwalk. The
selection Of Mr.. Miller is good one and
we think will give universal satisfaction tc
the citizens of that place. The former in
cumbent should never have been appointed.
The N. Y. Tribune instances its receipts
last week, which werO 7,336.16, larger
than ever in n single woek before, as an ev-
dencs of the revival Of business.
Tho PennsylUaniGn declares that all the
prominent actors in the latO Douglas dem
onstration in Philadelphia were disappoint.
ed oflice-holders, rowdies and boys. A de-
lectable crowd, truly.
DIR. Beach, of Chicago, ILL.,, was last week
muleted in the sum Of SIS, 700, in case OF
malpractice, on man named Currnn.
The Recruiting office in Albany has re.
ceived orders from Washington to enlist enc
more foreigners" for tho army. What docs
this meant
Rev Isaac Braman, who died at George
town, Mass, on the 26th inst, at the ago OF
80, had boon pastSr OF the Congregational
Church IN that town for nearly az years.
There is a lady living in Bloomington
Orange Co., N. T., by the hAme Of Diana
Brooks, who is ia years old, and yet is in-
tclligent and active, and walks hslf a mile
to church every Sabbath. She was 32
years old when the Declaration Of Inds-
pOndenoe was made,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-01-14

We have received this valuable almanac
for 1859. 1t is particularly valuable and
is quoted as the authority for election re-
turns, by counties, of all the States in the
Union. Single copies, l3 cents; 81 per
dozen, and 81, pOr hundred. Address, H.
Greeley q Co. New York.
The Printer for January is at hand. If
there is a printing Office in the land that
does not have the Printer on their exchange
list, they are behind the age, and should
seek to catch up by getting it Immediately.
Every person dosirous to know Of the pro-
fession, or who is in the habit Of writing
for the press, or for their own sdifcation,
even, will learn much by subscribing for,
and reading tho Printer. All new subscri-
bers are TO be presented with beautiful
engraving Of the inventors Of the art of
printing. Gutenberg, Faust and Schoeffer.
Address, Henry & Huntington, No. /,
Spruce street, New York. 81 per year.
WESTERN LAW JouRNAL.-Wo have ro-
ceiysd the first number Of the above named
work. 1t is an octave of So pages, printed
in good style on heavy paper Terms, SO
per year, in advance. It has the promise
Of tho countenance and favor Of the best
legal talent of Ohio. Address, Hayden,
King u Elwell, Cleveland, o.
Peterson's Counterfeit Deteetor and
Bank Note List for January has been re-
ceived by us, and is corrected by Drexel &
Co., the well known Bankers and Brokers,
and it is the best and most reliable Detect
or Of CouDterfeits or altered notes published
in this country. The number now issued
fully describes fifty-two new counterfeits,
and contains fac-simile of bogus bank
note that is being altered TO suit various
banks all over tho country, and which is
being put into extensive circulation. It has
been considerably enlarged this month,
having now forty-eight pages, it contains
fac-similes of several hundred gold and sill
yer coins, besides. 1t is published by T.B.
Peterson d Brothers, No 306 Chestnut st.,
Philadelphia, to whom all letters should
be addressed A copy of "Peterson's com
plete Coin Book" the most perfect and
complete ono in the world will bo given
gratis to all subscribers for 1859.
We have also received HH,tes Reporter
for January, 1889, published at Now York.
The Banker d. Trader of Louisville, Ky,
and the Safety Find Bank Note Reporter
of Cincinnati having been consolidated
with Wbie'S Reporter. This is good
guide for western merchants. Terms 81 so
for the monthly, and 50, for the semi
monthly. Address, White, Morris & Co.,
25 Wall street, New York.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-01-14

A bill has been introduced in the House
by Mr. Paine of Seneca, appropriating 81,
500 to continue the artesian bore in tht
State House yard.
On Friday morning, 18th, the snow wa
t,Oo and a ha!fteet deep, in New Haven
Conn.
Tho Cleveland Postofiice has been re
moved into Uncle Sans own building. /
is we'll arranged and convenient and vii
suffice for tho wants Of Clevelanders for 9
century to come.
Tho Hartford Times says Yalo College
receives 100000 from thoslato Henry L
Ellsworth, whose will was admitted to pro
bate last week.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-01-14
FROM COLUMBUS.

Columbus, Jan. 3.
At 10 o'clock this morning, the House
was called to order by Speaker Woods, and
10 members answered to their names,
making quorum. Nearly all the members
arrived and took their places.
Nothing of importance was done in 9TH
House, save the reading Of the Governors
message.
Tuesday, Jan. 4.
A large number Of bills we're read for the
second time aud referred to the appropriate
committees.
Mr.. j. @. Doren, official reporter of the
HOUSE, having tsndefed his resignation, the
House proceeded to the election Of sue
cessor. Mr. Betefur, editor of the Demo
cratic Messenger in Fremont, Sandusky Co.,
was nominated on ths Democratic SIDE of
Of the House, and Mr.. Eastman, Of Preble
Co, by the opposition. Mr.. Botcfur re.
csiysd SO votes aud Mr.. Eastman received
Al votes. Mr.. Botefur was declared duly
elected and sworn in.
Hon. s. w. Gibson, Of Mahoning Co.,
was elected Speaker pro tom, for the ses-
sion--a very hattoring compliment to an
able legislator and an excellent man. His
eonpetltor was Mr. Van Voorhees,, Of Athens
Ex-Speaker Of tho House, and dssSryedly
popular man.
Mr.. Blair, Republican, Of Muskingum,
gave notice that he would soon introduce a
bill for The repeal Of the Sub-Trsasury law
Of lasa winter This bill will no doubt rs-
csive the 'cold shoulder from the majority
this being their pet measure.
Mr.. Dawes, Republican, Of Morgan, has
also introduced bill to patch up this same
law. The majority feel that this law i
right and unless some palpable flaw i
shown, it viii not be disturbed.
A resolution was introduced in the Housr
proposing an adjournment sine die on thu
7fh of March. After considerable fugIins
and buncombe voting, il was laid upon th'
tabls. Tho discussion. however, eliciteo
the sentiments Of members upon the sub
jsct, ..nd tho general fesIing was that Their
shoald Be an early adjournment fthc Leg
islature.
IN ths Senate little business Of general in
terest has been dops Mr.. Iefisrs, Of Fair
Said, aad Mr.. q. NJ. Marshall, of Monigon.
eFy, we're elected assistant clerks.
'fe~ q Wednesday, Jan. 8.
SHrArh. Fhe following House bills wor'
introduced, and read the FIST time No. lsI
toamsnd the act providing for The semi-an
mud collection Of taxes. No. 1872 to amen'
ths act eslablithsng the code Of civil pro
cscdufs, 50 as 10 prevent perEors becoming
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Sad AecIdent az RepublIc.

On Wednesday exening last, sad acci-
dent happened at Republic. A widow wo-
man, acting as servant for Mr.. Harkness, OF
that place, was burned to death. The wo-
man was originally from Cleveland. 1t
appears that she was filing fluid lamp
while it was burning-that the fluid caught
fre,-then caught Der dress and in mo-
ment she was in a blaze. None of Mr.
Harkness family were at home, all being at
"mite society" AS soon as she found
that her dress was on fire, she ran into n
bedroom, either to get water or clothes to
wrap around her, when bed took fire; she
then ran across the street, tried to get over
the fence to ono of the neighbor's, but her
hands were so burnt that she could not gel
over the fence, and there she was found
Nth The clothes all burnt off heri She was
so badly burnt that she could not give al
particulars, and fingered in agony until 81,
o'clock, on Thursday morning, when sh'
died. The house of Mr. Hardness was
providontially saved from destruction Tho
deceased woman has child living in ToIs
do. What warning this is to those who
arc careless in handling camphene anC
burning fluid lamps.--lSeneca Advertiser.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT IN PLEASANT Town.
sHP.-A serious accident happened on the
26th ult., in Pleasant township, near the
''nsw bridge" On Christmas night two
brothers named Messer aged l 5 and 7 re
spectively, went ont coon hunting, and hav.
ing "treed" a coon they waited until morn.
ing to cut the tree down. II proved to be
hollow, and his eoohship had taken refuge in
the cavity. While one of tho boys was
stirring out the animal with a stick, the
coon ran out by him, when in the hustle
and excitement, in attempting to shoot the
coon, he accidentally shot his BROTHER
The charge consisted of large buckshot, and
was discharged from horso-pistol, taking
effect about the middle of the arm and pass
ing upwardly through tho shoulders, al
which point the shot divided, some Of them
passing over the Seapula where they wedg
ed; the balance passing uEder the claoic!,
and lodged ia its immediate vicinity. Mr.
Mssser is under the care of Dr. Brown
of Green Springs, who extracted from the
wound fragment Of the boys coat and the
wadding of the pistol, which had lodged
about four inches from the orihce. He al
so extracted seven shot from the wound, al
of which were found at various depths from
the surface. The boys recovery is consider
cd doubtful, 1yffn Adv.