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Z ATE ~ Corning y !, wo..d respectfully announce
tie cI;.za %! Ottawa aud the surrounding cOuu-
try, that lie has permanently located in tiis cyI where
lie will he happy ait -pon az those needing lis pro
:-s-ioual services.
Dr. G takes pleasure in presenting the following es,i
Touial-:
C0ES.G, Y. Y, April 2G;h, 1873.
To WHOM CoSCEES:-l have been intimately &C
quait-d with II :. Gregg or the past threo wears
have also employed him MY family I' ys-ian fr tlat
and would Ce-rful.y him Ind conf
d"rce Of any community where ~, lot may he catt
Or GREGG Is a q strict moral integrity. d good
careful and capable practitioner ! VI. WOOD.
BflE.r and EJcl,UE9o H,4i.r.
CORNING y Y. April 10Th. 1855.
To TIE PCRtc Il takc pleasure in recommending Dr..
A 7 Gregg gentleman and successful practliIou-
er and worthy OF the patronage OF the public
GEO. ". PATTI EisSUN. JR-.
C,lshjcT G'o. H1sAttgtDU hank.
Coi.NING, April 25d, ISIS.
Ion. JAMES GEASr aud y. kENDsLL. k.q.. Dlvenp.r;.
Iowa; GILMAN SMITH. Esq. Rock Island, H.-iJSGr
fr IoS: You may place iu confidence in the bearer.
DR.. T. Gregg, nan and a~ ply scian. W have
emp !ed him IN family. and il he Should locate in
your ,ini;y c-e where, best wishes Will attend
him family. e. :. HUBBARD,
N VI. Of tie fy-r7 Of I'm B. .>p.reEs If 10
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ARTHUR LOCKWOOD

Justice Df the i'"icS-
eHice east side of ColunbS ST. adjoining LIS resi-
5ence nearly opposite the Post Office
vii, thank his friends for all business pertaining o
his office, and promises TO attend TO all such wi
prsmptness.
Living adjoining his Office, he may always be found
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Excess pop. in Dem. counties, ... 81, ,gg3
This excess would eutiile the Democrats
to one more senator and two more repre-
scn:atiye. tusn the Republicans. Take the
number OF Senators A. twenty five and Rep
rcstntat,yes as cighty-thIrtcen Democratic
Senators and twelve ;epub.isaus--foTty one
Democratic Representatives and thirty nine
Republicans. Divide G6y ,S4l Democratic
popu,a alton by thirteen Senators, and the
average for each Senator iS 81 ,j2G; and
G3G, S4S Republican population by twelve
Senators, d the aver - for each Senator IS
300. Divide Gs9, 81 Democrats: popula
ton by forty-one representatives. and tho
average for each ropreseEtatiye is lG,33s;
asd G5G, SIS Republican Popu!at On by ihjr
ly.nine representatives., and the average for
each representative Is lj,329.
Inc Republican estimate claims that the
list OF counties set forth in the commence
ment Of this article as Republican and
doubtful, with an agCre gate population Of
S25. ll3, has but thirty nine representatives,,
while those named as Democratic, with a
population Of 4sl ,5.6, has iorIy-sue repre-
seEtativcs in the hill lately passed. This 3
simply Taischood neither more nor le>4.-
If the doubtful list is added to the other
side, and the aggregate divided by the exact
ratio for representative, II would give, re-
spectively, folty-one Democratic and thirty
nine Republican representatives. But the
fact is that a portion OF the Democratic
counties are in the Same districts with Re
publican counties, and no man can tell what
is allotted to the several counties separated.
On this .tolse assumption, they vide s25,-
IS by 80, and give the result (2l, ,l6o) as
the average of population for Republican
representative in the bill, and in the same
way cividc 4Sl ,516 by IL, and give the re-
suit (ll ,145) as the average OF population tor
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L3ew .Zsua1ber Yard.

eiEskkNs q HARD
NA oCLD respectfully invite the attention the pub
w lie to their uniform price ready paw Ilrnter r
Yard west side Of the side-cut between Magl's and
Armours Warehouses, where may be found all time.
all kinds of
Lu~'Jer, Lath, Shingles, Sash, Doors,
Blinds, de-,
Which we are pre~ared sell al prices to suit the
times We would call the particular attention Of uid-
es AMI mechanics to aur stock OF thoroughly seasoned
hhIshIAE Lumber. Please give call and * anime
Ior YOURSELVES. In-ar1-lyL CALkINs & IiAED-
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, STRAwN ( POWELL.


w Oi-LD inform tn, Ladies ottawa aai vicinity
w that sht ha> received hei stock Of MILLINERY
GOODS. for Spring Trade. and would like TO Ladies
cal and examine them, whetIe- they wish to purchase
or not First door north o: the Mansion H"l.r over
schu.tE store. Ottawa. March T. i-tg
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- City Market. Tea
ass-1ssA Corner Of la Saue and N~
r.zsv~.k-E Madison %ts., Hotth oj jike -ssaeS.aa.~
Sfs--x sr~r<.ysa COHf House. Oddtra H. Ly
Jt.f. a. '.- -Ass svsbHs,
fsie tnoVt "ite dN'ne Deen greatly enlarged
Z and thoroughly repaired il now Open and ready Tor
the accommodation oi the public No expense has been
shared in furniture and fixtures, il Mac.
thy of City. and both pleasant hope il will he.
profitable, visit. We propose IT, keeD hand and
serve to H. style of superior neatness all
kinds of meats, such as
Beof in steaks. roasts dried, corned, &c, Mutton
Veal UIias .StoakieyS, Pork, fresh and salt Yankee
Sausages, &c, &c.
Also all kinds OF game in its season.
Fresh Trout and White Fish from the Lakes.
In short; everything apperianing to well regulated
City Market
At the proper stand will also be kept for the
sale OF all kinds of fresh vegetables, supplied from the
best garden in the vicinity Of the City.
- Nettt tciI be deliseFed IN any part Of tie CITY,
ap26 JEREMIAH WOOD.
On and after January 1st, ISIS, Meat will be sold at
this Establishment exclusively for CASH. .-
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VI. ESIi SSH,

German DyuCgist ami -fBDti.@0yn- Nf'H s.. '''"''''
(WIOLESALE AND RETAiL)
Importer of Drugs Chemicals, Frene" 'og .,s -.
Sjcy Wines &c. &c. -
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TIfSS +9ISiI:

MILL \ / /; y
MISS MINER:
Ny-OULD inform the ladies oI ottawa and v .irity,
~ tia: she has now received her stock Of S"l;iNG
NIiIINEEY GOODS. all % which have been selected
with great care and She viii he happy to have ladies call
She hopes, By strict attention 10 business and e'r
J5Tccx to merit liberal share Of patronage. aPlI
xE.y 7g53a'B' IsAEGsA E'E:
on tie cor,c, Of Jl1'ig3p ami Coivmlus Streets, op
posits tie J'ot afr LiJch.
- {. E5.GIsE
EfiS to Announce t" his old friends that he has
z opened q market the above corner, where
hr viii he happy his friends in style and Al
prices sed in the city, with fresh SAT- and cut
Meats, of al descriptions, such as
t Reef Steaks. Hams,
3 Pork Steaks. C1rueG Meats,
Mutton Chops, Sal; Pork
Roa-ts OF all kinds, Lard. &c &c.
Embracing every article usually found TN No. Meat
Market No effort viii be spared to make this the best
and mos: popular market il. the city. Call examine Tor
yourselves. and give him a trial. JAM:
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INNNtttNN UTI'' M yt|3f.
Particular attention given to Surgery
ONCE in ( Brothers new block. la Saiie
Street, one door south OF Black Coles Furniture store
sep2o
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y. y
uavin. associated Themselves together tor the pc'ice
Of their profession. respectfully tender 'i- st 'Ie -
m. citirans Of Ottawa and vicinity
y B-All persons indebted to either oI 'i.e u.us.-
signed are requested to call iIIeIiae'F anu -
she same. IT. =.
once over Hunte~'s Drus Store II s'Ie -.
..,,. r VI MCAETHJ T.. ". y.
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YOUNG: AMERICA OYSTER SALOON.
Corner of Nddison and Columbus SIS, east SHE.
TNRESH She'll and Can oysters and CLANS, Sardnes
II Lobsters, Game in its season, Pigs Feet, Tripe,
Tongue, &c. Hot Tea and Coffee, fresh Pies and Cakes
Porter and Scotch Ale, fine Imported Liquors and
Vince, approved by privat. families to be Of the
choicest brands to be bought in this city.
Cordals and Liquors of all kinds.
Natural Leaf Tsbasco. Plug and Fine Cut. Fine I'M
oorted Clears re- Ts.riS1 VI. FORNHAIS.
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BY WIN. OSMAN.
BUSINESS CARDS

-. Il. JONES & Co.,
}&,5 and Collection Agsncy, Oftdtrd, WtHo'.
Particular attention given to the collection anu
f.s Of claims purchase and sale OF real e'"e' "
sayment OF taxes, &c.
Collections made in all parts OF tie state cr
once in Sauser's Block, corner OF Nam anu LII 9A'e
d. p JONES,
TURN iY ENGLISH,
"a ED NJ FRY.
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DIR. CAEs. CFEt
DIR. r.y.C. I7iEss7: EVAI.

German PLySicidn--niia >'rs.t, citR'rI, ~
oace-up stairs, next door west of Eank OF U; ava
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rF. CAMERON.
Aftorney ut La,r-Ottalcd La StIe Co, H.
Sremp, attention paid to the investigation OF ttes
,aynrnt of taxes purchase sale Of real estate, and
collection of claims.
REFERENCES:
CLARK Falkner. 16 Wall 81 y. "
II. Kerfaot < Co, Chicago
y. P. Iglehard,
Ogden fleetwood CO., &" ~,
onc. 5 doors of Esmcs, Allen Cos baiN'
i1n2S
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-07-02
The Great balloon Expedition,

ST. LOUIS, July 1.-The first grand expert
mental air voyage to the seaboard took place
from Washington Square this evening, Profess
sors Wise, Lamountaine and eager having
made a successful ascension in the mammoth
balloon Atlantic, at forty minutes past six
o'clock. The imitation was witnessed by thou
sands Of citizens in the square, and outside the
inclosure was thronged with excited spectators.
William Hyde, reporter for the Republican,
accompanied tho @ronauts, but should his
weight prove an obstruction to the passage Of
the balloon, he will be landed at favorable
point; and this course will be repeated, if ne
cessary to the accomplishment of the end in
view, until all the party excepting one, to-
gether with the boat, will be landed-Professor
Wise being determined to reach the Atlantic
coast if such thing be possible.
A package containing letters, St. Louis
papers and Western exchanges, was sent by
the United States Express Company, which
will be forwarded to their agent in New York
from whatever place the @ronauts alight. 1t
is expected that they will reach some point on
the seaboard between Q and IL o'clock to-
morrow.
Mr.. Brooks, manager of the st. Louis mu-
scum, preceded the main party in his balloon
Comet, designing to accompany the Atlantic a
short distance, and return in the morning, il
the weather is favorable.
Tho balloon took a direction towards Lake
Erie, but when last seen was pursuing a
course almost due East.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-07-02
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, July Capt. Van Welt, U.
S. Assistant Quartermaster, has submitted to
the War Department reply to the charges
recently preferred against him for alleged
misconduct in connection with the purchase
of mules for the army, and the Secretary of
War, after mature deliberation of the same,
has decided that the explanations and testi-
mony render any further notice of the charges
uncalled for and unnecessary.
The Postmaster General has ordered of G.
I. Nesbitt, of New York, contractor, one mil
lion stamped envelopes, with the new self
sealing improvement.
They will be furnished to the public at five
cents per hundred more than is charged for
the present pattern.
The statement contained in letter from
Camp Floyd, and extensively published,
charging the Secretary of War with being per-
sonally interested in the contracts with Hal
liday and others, for supplying flour to the
troops in Utah, is wholly destitute of truth.
The arrangement for this service was made in
the regular course of business, after adver-
tisement, with the proper officer, and by
which at least 100000 are saved to the gov
ernment.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-07-02

The BALLOON ASCENSION AND FIRE WORKS
EXHIBITIONS ON THE FoURTH.-The prepare
tions now making for the balloon ascension by
Mr.. @. Belman on Monday afternoon, and
display of fire works by Mr.. H. P. DiehI, in the
evening, are very extensive, and must result
entirely satisfactory to all who extend to these
gentlemen their patronage. The lot will be
enclosed by canvass twenty feet in
height; and over the seats, extending more
than half way round the lot, an immense avn
ing will be erected to protect the occupants
from the rays of the sun, thus giving the City
Lot the appearance Of an immense amphithea-
Ter. The balloon ascensions to the altitude
of several hundred feet taking up ladies
and gentlemen will be quite novelty and
must create great fund of amusement. Mr..
Belman, accompanied by Capt. H. Goldman,
of the mail steamer Telegraph, will leave this
mundane sphere at 9 O'Clock. The exhibition
of Fire Works will be ths chief place of amuse-
ment in the evening. The pieces to be burned
are very costly and will exceed in magnihcence
any Pyrotechnic display heretofore given.
Messrs. Belman and Diehl are long residents
of Cincinnati, and as these gentlemen have
gotten up two grand entertainments, at cost
of over one thousand dollars. 1t is hoped that
our citizens, one and all, will cheerfully 60
inside the enclosure, and thus aid them pecuni-
arily. The advertisement in another column
gives the prices Of admission.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-07-02
[By Telegraph
New York Market.

NEW YoRK, July ], P. M.
Flour opened buoyantat s@loc advance, but closed
l05 so for superfne State; S616 30 for extra do;
S50o5 co for superpe Western; s6616 80 for common
to good extra do; &6d6 IS for do. round hoop Ohio
So 2586 20 for fresh ground closing quiet Rye Flour
wheat dull and heavy; sales $4,000 bush at 81 for
6j for new Red Georgia; 81 5061l 80 for new White
Rye I dull & at ssg9 Barley dull and & Unchanged sales
sales $1,000 bush, at s6c for new Western Yellow
Soc for unsound do; SEC. for White Southern; old
mixed nominal at SIC. in store. Oats 42C145c. for
State, and 46@4sc. for Canadian.
Whisky dull sales $50 brls. at 26c.
Pork dull and heavy; sales 1850 ibbls at SIS o6@
l6 IL for new Mess, Sl76S for prime do, S60ll6 Is
prime; total stock Of all kinds Of Pork in the differ
last year 4Siss bbs; Included in the total, Is ssssi
bbls Mess and 26,330 bbls prime. Beef unchanged;
sales $50 bbls at Sc oO prime, $500 for country
extras total stock Of beef in different yards Is ss
bbs; same time last mouth 2S,2ll, and same time
last year lg1S1 bbs Prime & Mess d dull Beef Hams am:
Meats steady sales 20 packages at 6%c for Shoulders,
Lard firm; sales $50 bbls at Il9llxc.
Butter dull at ll@6 for Ohio and ll@ls for State.
Cheese dull, at 269c.
WOol-Domestic Fleece continues quiet, but firm,
Inferior to Saxony! pulled, steady and unchanged;
foreign in better deand sales 800 bales, including
vateterms; also, 200 bales California at Sl5a25
Cotton buoyanti sales 600 bales.
Iron quiet, at s236o2. ...-.
Lard Oil dull at 90c.
Tobacco duh at $40.
Sugar quiet; sales at 6616l6c.
The stock Of Coffee is ,s7s bags of which s457 is
1920 hhds and 622s bbls; of the latter 267 is Cuba
and the balance New Orleans The stock Of Sugar
Melado; of the hhds 6l,l45 are Cuba, ,5O2 Porto
Rico, and only l,24 New Orleans.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-07-02
COLUMBUS NEWS.

#. COLUMBUS, Friday Evening, July1.
MEXICAN VoLUNrERRs.-The Mexican Volun-
teers met at Squire hilley's office last evening,
and agreed to participate in the coming cele-
bration of the Fourth. A committee, consist
ing of Major j. Neiramer, Ed. Lilley and John
Weaver, was appointed to confer with the
Marshal as regarding their position in the pro-
cession. Capt. Reynolds was appointed Mar
shall and authorized to appoint one of their
number to carry the regimental colors of the
End Ohio regiment. El
RUMoRED ARREST OF MURDERER.-The
Journal reported this morning, that dis
patch had been received by Sheriff Park, sta
ting that Fronenberger, one of the murGerers
of Henry Korrell, had been arrested at Crest
line. On visiting the sherif's Office to-day,
we learned that they knew nothing about such
arrest, moro than was in the Daily, Journal
this morning, although they claim to have
good authority in stating that Fronenberger
has been hanging around in that locality for
the last tn zee months.
PROBATE CoURT.-The next term of the Pro-
bate Court will be commenced on Tuesday.
There is forty cases on the docket; for assault
and battery, twenty eight; petit larceny, ten;
resisting officer, one, and selling intoxicating
liquors one. From the number Of cases for as
sault and battery, it seems that the warm
weather has no effect on the pugilists.
MARRIAGE Observation-Disclosures marriage
licenses were issued by the Probate Court dur
ing the month of June. Comparing this with
the same month last year, there is an increase
of one. Rather doubtful progress in matri-
mortal affairs.
| SOLDIERS OF 1812.-The Committee Of Ar
rangements have made all necessary arrange
ments to have happy reunion of those gal
liant old heroes on the Fourth. This is as 1t
should be, but many dislike their position in
the procession.
REcovERING.-The gentleman who drank q
half gallon of "rihe" on Wednesday evening,
instead of Thursday morning, as stated in our
article of yesterday, is again about and able
to walk around. He should be exhibited tc
the assembled thousands on the Fourth.
ELEor1oN.-Mayor English has issued hil
proclar alton, calling an election for a Coun,
Gilman in the First Ward, on. Thursday, July
14th. Thus, the contested election case hal
/ been ended.
| DRAYMEN.-The Draymen met at the CitN
Hall last night and agreed to join the Citf
zens, in celebrating the coming anniversary
of our National Independence. Mr.. F. Spadi
was selected as Marshal.
TIE PARADE.-The parade of the FRANKLIN
Fire Company will take place to- morrow after
noon. The steam engine, America, and Co
lumbia Hook and Ladder Companies will alst
be in the procession. y yaIEAl Du5
THE 0RPHANs.-To-m morrow evening Kin
ney's Juvenile Minstrels, or "Orphans," talk
their grand benefit at Armory Hall. w,
hope to see it crowded. ga ~ DtS
ABsooNDED.--Sars. Clark, whose trial wa
set for to-day before the Mayor, charged will
receiving stolen goods, came up missing.
THE ABDUCTED CHILD.---Nothihg has ye
been discovered, nor can any trace be found O
the child mentioned yesterday. sps stsa
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-07-02

BENEFIT OF ADvERTIsING.--Mr. Shepherd,
a returned Pixies Peaker, has just informed
us that he saw one of Church's telegraph ad-
vertisements coaspicuously posted in Hill &
Co.'s store, Council Grove, Kansas territory,
nearly one thousand miles hence, and the
last settlement of any note between here and
the mines. We expect Church little thought
that his poetical effusion would travel so far,
but who can foresee the stopping place of a
we'll written advertisement.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-07-02

"FIRE IN. THE MoUNTAINs-RUN, BOYS,
RUN The Boston Atlas and Bee tells the
following cool story:
A fashionable wedding took place at the
West Church, yesterday afternoon, Rev. Mr..
to spend the first flush of the honeymoon among
the White Mountains.
Many fashionable wedding" would trans
pire in the Queen City, hasiIy, if the happy
couple only had the "White Mountains" hard
by, where they could "spend the first flush of
the honeymoon"
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY PRESS.
@s-see telegraphic news on first page.
New York Itemss

New YORK, July 1.-The Mr.. E. @. Smith,
Of Wall street, whose name appears among
the victims of the disaster on the Michigan
Southern Railroad, was partner in the Ma
rine Bank. He was a widower, and has left a
number of children.
The American Express Company has
promptly made an arrangement with the agents
port tomorrow at twelve o'clock, to call at St.
Johns, Newfoundland, and take the passen-
gers of the Argo, who will be forwarded to
their destination.
The business in stocks this morning was
still more unsatisfactory to holders, prices un-
dergoing further decline. The depression is
again most marked on railroad shares, though
the better class of securities are not exempt
from the dull and heavy feeling observable
throughout the market.
The heaviest depreciation was in Michigan
guaranteed and Galena, which are each 15@l
per cent lower. The former is pressed for sale
in view of the heavy damages in which the
Company is likely to be involved by the seri-
GUS accident near South Bend, at time when
1t is least able to pay them.
Chicago and Rock Island was among the
steadest on the list, being sparingly offered at
58A. Illinois Central continues to improve,
selling day at 6219 cash and 6234, seller 30
days. There was very little change in rail-
road bonds. The State stocks are freely Of
fered and Missouri and Tennessee skies are
again lower.
The day has subeen busy one in the money
market, more so perhaps than at any time OF
the past year. The banks and private banking
houses have quite lively appearance, and o
large amount of money will change hands be-
| fore the close of the week. The changing OF
loans is active and good demand is observable
throughout the market, though it is noticeable
that no stringency appears in any quarter
Fresh loans are freely effected at per cent.
The Saxonia for Hamburg took 100000
in specie on freight. The Ocean Queen and
Kangaroo, for Europe, tomorrow, will take II
specie, 81 300, 900.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-07-02

COUNTY SURVEYORS REPoRT.-In the County
Surveyors report yesterday morning, to the
Commissioners, he calls their attention to the i'm
mediate action that should be taken for repair
ing the Cincinnati and Carthage Turnpike. He
recommends that a sewer, six feet in diameter
and three hundred and fifty feet long, be built
at the point where the ravine first strikes
the road, and that wall be built at the
second point, fifty feet long, and one at the
third point, one hundred and fifty feet long,
and at the fourth and last place, where the
creek makes turn to the road, should be a
wall about sixty feet long. The Surveyor re-
commendS immediate action in the matter.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-07-02
MONETARY.

CNoINNArI Thursday, July Ia P. M
Monday being the Fourth Of July, the notes matu-
ring on that day will be due on to-day Saturday.
This brings the transaction of three days into
wiz the I'd, Sd and 4th. The preparation making for
payments due on those days has created quite de.
mand for money, and bankers are holding of until
after the National Holiday. To-day the eheokings
were remarkably heavy, and number Of the houses
report scarcity Of currency.
Eastern Exchange remains firm at selling l.ffJ
Missouri money Is bAnkabe, with the exception Of
the FarTer's Bank and the Western Bank.
Illinois and Wisconsin money heavy, at 292Ac.
discount.
New York Exchange in Chicago selling at ~ Per
cent. premium; very hrm. ~
New York Exchange in St. Louis selling at MOL
per cent premium.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-07-02

FEES PAID BY THE COUNTY IN THE Cook
CAsE.-The total amount paid to parties sum-
moned and excused from serving as jurors in
the case of the State against Charles Cook, is
$o3s 80, which includes mileage. Each in
dividual received 81 so per day, and those
who came from the country, mileage at the
rate of five cents per mile.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-07-02
Railroad Matters.

READING, Pa, July la meeting was held
yesterday at Ephrata, for the purpose of or
ganizing the Reading and Columbia Railroad,
being the last line to complete the connection
between New York and Baltimore and Wash
ington, via the East Pennsylvania railroad.
The county Of Lancaster, the cities Of New
York, Reading and Columbia and the villages
along the route we're largely represented. The
meeting, BY an unanimous vote, directed the
Commissioner to open the books for subscrip-
tions of stock.