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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-12-07
: Two Peoples"


Look at the state of things North and
South. We are !" two peoptes" in fact how
long will it be before We, shall be, two peo,
pies in form? Let political philosophers
ponder the question. The Cincinnati Com
n,ercial says lfagssnogg5 10 s7sfys..t.., sI4
elgssThe condition of Charlestoxn. Virginia
) must he rather unpleasant TO the Inhabitants
{ thereof at the present time. The town is full
of the military. who, when acting as sentine i.
are banging away at people at night, thinking
2 that rescuers are about. Gov. Wise. ia said
B has sent spies in Ohio and Pennsylvania who
r report bands, Of rescners being organized l.
One Thousand five hundred men are under
arms at Ghariestown The notion that dan
ger is 10 he apprehended from Abolition res.
. cuers. is grassiv absurd. The people of the
] Northern and Southern sections of the Union
must try to understand each other better
and cultivate good will instead Of encouraging
ianaticism. or We viii be "two peoples" sure
y enough. Esd ba8 sadie sdt C5ai A57ie5 sgl
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.Is1NrM YnRKiNoygsn.

-90oo sss{lssa New YoRK.i Nov 80.
: The New r orb Tribune says that Governor
Wise has written to Mrs. Brown. enclosing an
order for the safe conduct of her messenger to
Charlestown. and the. remains of Brown ims
,mediately be committed decentiy 10 his care
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Congress.

r, This body met on Monday. For proceed
ings in organizing &c. see our Extra contain
ing the Message, which will be issned as
soon as the Message arrives. 60 49,. s
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A package Of the papers and other articles
belonging to John Brown, passed through
Ravenna on the Saturday morning express
train, directed in the handwriting Of Browp
himself. to "Jeremiah Brotcr, Hudson, Sam'
NIT County, Ohio. care Of Hon. Daniel r
rides, Clsveiand, sOhiS."Tal, Tn '' tsfiisas
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) Death otn Prcminent CitiEsn.

Alfred Kelly, one of the most prominent
and influential citizens of this State. died at
his residence in Colnmbus, on the lst inst.
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.Special Notices.

-~~~c-~~~-~o~---~->~~
49, woRMS.-In quantity of corrupted matter,
VES there is always to be found . nest of worms.
Tsy neither will they any else. Weak
and bowels sutject to hsn they
sufficient power digest their food Hence large heap
of matter is lodged, aud uHst he the result.
few doses of ttse ilis will disturb the in their nest
and drive then, out of tie system. -e.ta
should be memhe ei that asionai dose when
health, especially otter taking cold, will prevent The
dis ase from forming in the bedy. 49,.
See advert of Or. Morses Indlan Foot Pills.
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Residence for Sale:

ANnTRTE BEST GRAIN FARM IN TOWN.
A PLEASANT RESIDENCE for sale, on corner of
IA Bowerv and Prospect Streets. This - ea.ant
ocatjon house s eonveuently arranged good
fine cistern and never fail well of sof pure wae.-
Also would like 10 sell my Farm one mile enc nsu
from Raeenna the Charlssows rad Saiu AZ eon
tains 81 Of good land There 10 noese
frame Sarn. good we'll and eislern aud wafer
her and All the land Is IN good state oi cultivation.
Terms eYsy-anply on the premis.s, -
Rayepua Dee. B, lSSS. SohN W"A' hn'
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Rrepararieas ser B~owns. sxecu.fon

PHILADELPHIA. Noy, %
fse New York Herald Harper Ferry de
sp'ach. referring 70 the execution Of Brown.
says the most strTngeu. regulations have been
adopted in regard the presence of civilians at
the execution.
Alfapplications for passes for civilians to
attend within the military lines are refused By
The Governor. on The grounds that it would
conflict with the military programme. He
said that the civilian could not, under any
be admitted within the militia
~ lines. The outer hue would be nearly a
mile from the scaffoId X r f#aau9s e.
Mot sotd of what John Brown may utter,
it be should say anything. will therefore be
audible to. the men forming even the line next
the gailows.
= Gov. Wise stared the canse of this exclusion
of oil pen sons, other than the military, to be
that in the event of an attempted rescue. an
order TO fire upon the prisoner will he given,
and that those within the lines. especially those
sufficiently near the gallews to hear what
Brown would Say, would inevitably share his
tHl6. 6. e L -
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- Tc following notice was posted ia
handhiIs, tsssoughont the Village this morn,
ing
MEETING AT THE TOWN HALL.
FRIDAY, DEC. and.
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Straw 3 Stalk Cutters & Corn shellers,

Straw & Stalk Cutters & Corn Shelters.
RMERsE eci omiss your Fodderi-The suo-cribors
Il are manufact iri< ase, aand az Their Cieve
land Agricultural Works, Cumings patent Hay. Straw,
and Stalk Cutter Price $780, which give entire satsfac
tipu whereser introduced aud confidently believe the
best machine r the purpose In the United States, wilt
Hay Sniks with the Corn are strong and
well built taken the fret premium at every State
Fair exhibited. 0hioincluded. Also the CLIPPER
STRAW AND sTALk,CUTTER, Prace Sl5 o. 1, a tip
top uachne every time, largely In demand and
give entire satisfaction. much improved This season.
making theune OF the best Cutters introduced at the
price, !, Also 5ANDFORDs FORTY KNIFE HAY and
STRAW CUffER,-Prics slO,eo. For small farmers
those Resp only small Stock just the thing.
are reliable and easily managed "A Also, The WEsfERN
CORN SAELLER.- Single $1,000, Double $3.50. Are
the most reliable Shee1 we have seem never get out Of
do their work WELL easily worked by one man.
All of above both Cuters aud Shelters 90 arrang
ed to be used by hand pow important inn
proyement. Also, Ernery's ENDLESS CHAIN HORSE
POWERS. Wood Saving Machines, both cross Gu, cir
cular and combined. with general stock OF Asricultu.
raj and Farm Machinery, which warrant and offer
the lowes terms. liberal Discount to tho trade For
further information orders. nddr IS srs.,
BALDWIN, DE WITT q Co.
Cleveland, Ohio, November 1859 --dec7-4w. al
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| .ssi 1887 1855 s. 1853
| Total............23O7s sI3 251ais1 2I75 zgs.

The Price Current REMARKS -yrt5.
sit will that the falling of this year 353 s83
as compared with 1858, and i33,5l5 compared vi b
1857. We would caution readers however to
jump at the conclusion that there is to be short
because of this deficiency but rather to remember that
ther still left considerably two nilous hogs,
six months old, in hs sIne last April which is pretty
close to the whole number packed the leading pack
ing places in the West last season, and then when to
this added the four millions Ken
lucky and Indiana snd million and hafof Illinois, not
say any thing of Missouri and Iowa. it will be regarded
very follsn, think, imagine that there not
enough OF hogs feed, still left to make full crop.
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From the washington Correspondence OF the N z POSI-
Northern Mem to be Driven from the Ma
tionai Capital or Gagged.

Northern Men to be Driven from the Ma
-. tionaf Capital or Gagged.
DR.. Breed, late Chemical Agent in the Pat
ent Office. was Yesterday arrested for sympd-
ihising 'tcith John Bropn. Mr.. Breed is a
Quaker, and one OF our beat citizens. and in
conversation with one Van Camp dentist
defended Mr.. Seward aud others from the
charges of said Van Camp. In the course oi
warm discussion. Mr.. Breed declared tha,
his life was Threatened if he ventnred to speak
in defense of John Brown. and that be replied
be was not afraid to defend him. For this
conversation be has been arres'ed. and will take
g his trial this afternoon at O'Clock. Az sd
'7r One of the most conservative members o
the Senate. who is now in Washington, says
that if there is lag here against free speech
then movement must be made at once in
Congress for IFS repeal. or removal of the
government from Washington. sol B.
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Death Of VIM. B. Lloyd.

We have to-day heard that VIM. B. Lloyd
formerly well known citizen of Cleveland,
died in New York in September last. Itcer
tainly surprises ns that the sad event has rot
reached US before, our source of Information
now is through reliable gentleman who heard
it directly from MIR. Albert NJ. Lloyd, brother
of the deceased I'd gaazhc ri tli1go=
Mr. Lloyd went to Mexico a year or more
| ago OH his return he took a very severe cold
and arrived at the North in February last
| His old trouble, lung deceass, kept him an
invalid after that until has death. % z7s3
Mr.. Lloyd. some years since, practiced law
in this ity; he was man of brilliant talent ;
was very impuisive had very nice sense of
honor, and was exceedingly witty and compan-
ionsble Mr.. L. was member of the Lrgis
lature' from this County and in the early mis-
tory of this place as City. he was an active
and prominent citizen. s-.+-. ...,...
Mr.. Lloyd never married and must have
been about fifty years Of age. Mr- Anson
Hayden, of this City. was brother-in-law ol
deceased x Cleveland Herald. .-ss7gre .
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RETAIL mARKET.
REvIEw OF THE WEEK.

In New York, Stocks have evinced downward tenden-
cy. Money is shade dearer. The transaetionson CALI
as well seounts, show advance in rates of 1<@.
per cent. The minimum Hgure for fresh demand loans 10
per with exceptional only at fret
paper endorsed is negotiable under per and
only prime sixty and ninety day bills current at
e@6h -55sf eesfsa 81 s. ss.-ag sr
THE PORK MARKET.-In Louisville, Ky, the p ices
going up 1900 head sold for $3.50. and head
for Sc the latter price freely offered D. pur-
chasers.. -i.f-sr fss-t -tsl54 -
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OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE COUNTY

S1nsS 1n1sSeARERksx the K.AREEsT CzR
sHCLA118N of q ny Paper published IN
4 ne County of Esa, Tage, renders ff q most
fsSraanntageOus 40. .desarabie medium
a. nsavertistng. Business Men WIFI
AeEAee~ q
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80 A CARD no MA PUBLlC.--wbeEe

lAs- A CARD TO THE PCBLlC.--wbeFe.
kS as certain rnunor, 10 the eff Ct that the
gned living and doing business In RaSenua under
assumed aud false name, aud aso that have efi
the place Of my former residence in tie STATE of New
York family. 10 becoming somewhat current In ths
community. and this Is pint in circalain with
malicious purpose inure by party nop.resdent
here take this nethod of stating TO the pa1ic. that
ihis 10 cruel unjust and maliciors, and has
foundation truth fact, as am ready a, any Zine
10 snhstaasiate. ss1uE .-ttat +. APPLETON.
Ravenna Dee, S, 1s5a.-Is
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LYDIA MARIA CHILD is to write the Life of
John Brown, on behalf of his family. a y

MASONIC ELEcTIoN.-The annual election
officers for Unity Lodge Ravenna) of Ancient Free
and Accepted Mnsons, took place Monday evening
with the following result: - .stg @ ts 1-, rs. O.
70 HI. Day. W. Master. ....-..
D. Goldman, Sr. War den. f..
H. Willard, Jr. Warden. 90 st7ftl'i s.H ai
F. Twtt, Secretary. .5afG1is
3 ohas. Greenfelder' Treasurer. Il a=zI f.,
J. g. Willis, Sr. Deacon. u
C. R. Hart, Jr. Deacon --+i- ,iHfh s.'-aa nI
Ilrpnge Knapp, Tyler 5aj is ray AuiH3l 81
These officers will bs installed at special communities
tion to be held on Monday evening next the IL inst
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80 n EETINs ATTBE TOWN RAI.L

n<SNA n 4 sETlNas Al TIE TOWN Hall,
Ckez&$ FRIDAY EVENING DEC. ltah --Ctpk, Cop
ic Copei and Green the last OF Ca; Brown's Army
invasiou under sentence of Death NJ CHARLES own
Va. to be hung Friday the 10th inst.
At O'clock the evening OF tn day. meeting win
be held at the Town Hall, wh;ch WI be addressed by B.
b. willard. and others.
Rayenna, Deg 5, lsa9.-2w
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sssssss5 tf4A MaRTYEDoM SofteSsA
On EirgiRia Gallows to-day.
The Church Bells 10 Ravenna will ne telled
from one to two O'Clock P NJ. that being the
supposed hour of ezecution-fhe hour da4sng
which the spirit Of the murdered Martyr will
wing its Eight TO the bosom. of its u1urdered,
erucifed Savior sssas4az77a=azass
80 AT o'clock this friday Evening, meet.
ing will be held at the ToWa Hail, and will
be addressed by O. P. BRowx, ard perhaps
Others. The Village Clergyuen wsii he pres
ent, and the sneeting will be opened and clos
ed with prayer ao5 7af g; ;5s.-lssaii
boo The Ladies and Gentlemen of Raverna
: who hate oppression. and all its bloody, re
vengeful, savage barbariiies. and Who symya
thise with the devoted martyrs of Liberty
are invited TO be present. H5 gas
-5s FRIDAY MoRNINe Dee 2, 1859. 81 81
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NIssoInTIoN OF CO-PARTNER.

lsnIp -abe copartnesship here,ofore existinE be.
= .hs nnaersign.Sd under the and stylt of j.
niS;ns Co., ID This day dissolved ny nutua sonsent.
Thc hooks and aecounts remain In The banda OF j..
pEinINC who viii continue to carry the business at
IN od stand. TIE firm acc0Gsts mssf k ssed. Either
Of the undersigned authorized 10 tho name OF
the late arm, in liquidation. J.nkLniNG.
- Il - s.5ss--sWH WH. sTEDMAN.
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MartIaILawContemp ted!

THE THIRST FOR JOHN BROWNS
S. fAsi BLOOD INSArIABLEi
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High Times at Washington.

esa7Is tia crime to speak favorably of Senator
Seward at our National Capitall isa 95 !,
ea Read and ponder upon the following:
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EoSr composites of U 8 ArIiiIelv frou
Tort Aonireoi. viii arrive here on the Norfoik
hoat ,o-merrou mosnias Two of the com.
Panies VIII tAke peairiou 81 Fort MeHenrv.
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In Cincinnati, price. ranged fiom ss,la@ss,lo.
TpE CHICAGO GRAIN AND ponK TRADE.

measure. There was good demand for wheat for
port in New York yesterday, and rrs we:e better
there; hut here there very limited demand, and
the sales of the day did exceed II 090 bushr
TIE receipts 40 00U bushels Of which only l0v
bushels wheat Tue prices Of wheat e. 90c.
for No. spring, and 85@s7c. for No. spring III 10
hardly SO good as Saturday. There nothing what
ever done in winter wheat. Corn active but
lower and 600 bushels sold Soc prime dry yell
low; 40@43c sheied corn, and 40c In tho
ear Oats v ere firm at ai@34c.l Flour quiet and
unsettled. Good cattle in good az at $275
0325 per leo lbs. Live hogsN active AID firm and
1000 sold S4G465 Dressed hogs were scarce and
in demand al $5@2,5o.
Hoes IN OHIO The Cincinnati Price carrent of Nov.
so publishes its usual annual staeneHt, fom official
sources of ,he hog crop of Ohio. The aggregate
mares as follows
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Latest News from Charlessown
Virginia.
Ths Bail Road in the hands of. ths Militaryl

1000 TROOPS ON THE GROUND !
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OFFICE THE CLsvsLAsD & PIrTsBURaH RAILRoAD Co.
ia hsassso 70 Oereiasd December lst. 1852 s.
Ea@
frTaBE ANNUAL MEETING.of the Stockh alders of tts
i Cleveland & Pitt. .buryh Rail Road Company for
the election of twelve Directors a Transaction of other
business. will be held the o,e of the Company In
Cleveland on Wednesday 4h day of january next,
10 o'clock The Transfer Books will be closed on
tho 18th nst and remain closed till January 5h decI~5
TWO FRESH cows with their calves fol
i sale by 4Saa1iI4 ia1 q r. j. THOMPSON
Rayenna Dec Sd, lss9.-dec7w4
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Hiram Grlswold Corrected.


The impotent and petty ISLANDERS of Mr..
Griswold upon the Now York Tribune andiis
correspondent. are already beginning to react
upon the spiteful gentleman, and leave his We.
racity in rather shabby condition. The
Tribune of Nov. 9th. says:
"Mr. Hiram Griswod of Cleveland Ohio.
has published a statement renewing foolish
allegation of his, that The Tribunc's CORES
| pondeut at Chariestown, Va. is man to be
bribed. and adding various other imputations
upon that gentleman's personal character, to
which. when they reach him. he will doubtless
4 pay all the attention they merit. Mr. Girls
/ void. however, makes another statement which
] concerns ms. He says that our correspondent,
4 is not in Charlestown, but in New York, and
that the letters which have justly excited such
universal attention, are written here. This We
will say plainly is not true. Oar correspond
ent is at Charlestown as may be seen by
reference to telegraphic dispatch which We
received from there last evening. and which
i Mr.. Griswold will find in another column
and at Churlestown he win remain till afte
the execution OF all the condemned men, On
less he should be forciby expelled by a Lynci
process an event which Mr.. Griswo'd vii
probably regret 10 learn is altogether improb
: ahlo -7ft ..s't''- ~ --Fr- seA---5'-a '.''
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Washisat,n Irvipe,s Iast Hour.

Then. Y. Commerciat-of Tuesday. Nov.
29. says:
MrJrving died suddenly last evening, at his
Iquies home ut SunnYside. on the banks af the
Iindson. the nome where the calm evening of
his life has been passed the point which is
al once the center of American culture, and
the shrine of which the devotees of literature
and OF trnth reverently paid their vows
Henceforth it will be The Stratford-on-Avon
of the Western world. Mr.. Irving retired at
l0s O'Clock, and while in the act of uhdress-
ing, fell and expired Immediately. Though
the shock of Mr.. fryings death Is sudden. the
event has not been altogether unexpected =
Failing health and advancing age have sadly
indicated to his friends that the silver cord was
loosening,
Washington Irving was Commandment in
Christ Church (Episcepal) Tarrytown, o.
which church he was one of the Wardens.
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IomN ROw
On Firginia Gallows ie-tlay.

The heroic Apostle of Freedom. suiferz
$50 s tNA MaRTYEDoM S05teSFA
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Nip Au.Ns,s DISCOURSE.

A very fair audience as to numbers l'"'
not nearly as large one as shouio "'''
been presently, and q very attentive one as
sembled in the Town Hall Tuesday evening 10
boar discourse from J. S. Adams. Esq,
the Secretary of the Vermont Board OF hdu-
cation. on the subject of our Common
Schools care our schools what they ought
to be" was his inquiry, and the answer was
that they fell far short of 1t. Are their de-
fects owing to the peculiar Vermont system
Crackers for a long time hesaid did nothing but
abuse the system. till the people got tired OF
hearing them. Judged by its fruits IN the
character of the people, the system must De
declared to be essentially very good ana
efficient one Yet there were many detclen-
cies in the practical working of it, charge
able for the most part to something else than
to the system itself The apathy of the people
who witnessed the enormous annual expen-
diture for the support of schools, and yet
gave scarcely thought to the great ques-
ton. whether or no that expenditure was
well or i'll made, was spoken of as remarka-
tIo on1 :, . ,,ororoI vav as the cause of near
" everything faulty about our schools.
Some norticpiar c,nses Of imperlection
wore dvolt unon with special force. Such
&c the unnecessary MULTIPLICITY of districts,
r,borobv MANY are weakened to a great de
gree and q Iaroe EXPENSE produces less re-
snIt The Great inequality of districts, as
to their ability to have good school houses,
in our own town. was noticed One with %
Grand list Of $4,000. the wealthiest in
the State. and another Of $500, were put in
..,o~,ris,c-not much to the credit ofeither.
Wet ,,,,,, s., ,je.,r.s o.. excuse for defect. +. g.
o,,o which M ono could concede to tho other.
W. ri. Inst ,.opIj not Mead the wan; Of
rood ovan,rIes IN other districts in the near
,;.;.;+,. Tho ;oo,ro ro-oD.,, If teachers the
e...nort ohan.o e +,a.bor. tho irreguI ,rirv
c.,--,--.. ...,,;.i;a;.-ot .l,ssos and
., .-f-.-...-., ;-..-o-+ - tho s.boo1s
Q
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the young people present were looking lot
ward with eager anticipation to a nlght
To he passed in dancing at the American
House. Unlike most college levees we have
attended. this was rendered pleaslnter, by
the refreshments 80 literally furnished and
which it is hoped, may serve as hint 70
other college corporations in making their
arrangements for next year for much talk
iner provoketh thirst which iced lemonade
will auench. and much walking induceth
heat and createth caloric, which ice cream
will absorb.
On the wav to the College, we noticed the
new Medical Building. which was brilliantly
illuminated in honor of its first anniversary.
The citizens Of Burlington feel proud OF TINS
edifce, and Justly. too, for it was erected al
most entirely at their expense, and most OF
the prosperity of this department OF the nj
versity is due to their liberality. The death
bv ,nanition of the old Medical School at
Woodstock, seemed to create want OF q
new Institution Of this kind in Vermont that
CastletOn did not wholly supply. and hence
the foundation Of this one. Mindful OF the
rocks upon which the Woo stock school mad
split. the Trustees did not send 10 New YORK
and order a Ftcuty made to order, nelther
did they cumher il with the dead weIght o.
distinqHshed men s re2otlreS, but they selected
a Faculty from among the best OF country
practitioners; men who had the benefit OF ex-
rerience in practice if not in teaching. ana
whose age entitled them to respect, and their
onlnons to Difference. and the consequence
has been that their classes have increased
steadily since their first course of lectures
and promises to flourish as long, in connee-
ton with its Col eye. rs its sister schools at
Dartmouth and Bowdoin. During the past
wear this building has been erected upon the
hill commanding a fine view Of the Lake.
and GOOD Progress is making toward the col
lection of a Library and Anatomical Mu-
scum
But to return 20 the levee. The guests
were received on entering by the Rev. Mr..
Pease. President Of the College, who intro
ducod them to the other members OF the IA
Guilty. This assembly broke up at the
seasonable hour Of eleven, and many repaired
at cnce to the American House, whore q
spacious hall and fine band Of music FUR
nished ample means for saltatory exercise,
and the preponderanca Of numbers being
vastly in favor # the ladies, none OF the gen
rlemen present were allowed much time for
rest until four o'clock, A. NJ. 1t was a CON-
plete success.