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Legislative Summary.
THURSDAY. Feb. o.

thursday, req. Is
In the Senate six ais, on the usua
subjects, were presented. Some six bills
were reud a second time and referred. Bills
passed: Prescribingi the character of en-.
closures; for the extension Of the time o.
paying for certain Schvol Lands 10 Morrow
county, to compensate Justices ia certain
cases; and the bill to prevent kidnapping
which occupied most of the day in its dis
cussion. The bill Ia one Of the peculiar
anti.slavery measures, and wos warmly con.
tested by some Of conservatives, but finally
passed with a vote OF 20. The bill to pro,
vide for redemption Of the Seneca Count,
Bank notes, was set for third feadinp or
Monday. The Senate concurred in House
amendment to the Adjournment RESOLUTION
fixing the time on the 18th of March. |,
9 said this will be reconsldered!
10 the House u bill was introduced to au
thorize the purchase of the site of For:
Stephenson by the town Of Fremont, also
to reduce the pay Of members 10 90 per day
Seventeen memorials were presented and
referredf six Of which asked for the passage
OF a law to provide for a pro rata tariff on
raj road ffeights, and two which Jointly
nearly Two rods, when unrolled
asked for an extension OF woman's rights.
Fhe discussion OF The bin for the sale of the
Cincinnuti and Marlatta Railroad was con.
tinued ~ noon, Messrs. Nigh, Tsnnyhill,
Plants, Flagg and Andrews iavoring it, and
Miller and McSohoolcr opposing
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PreIm. In the course Of the nirht.

fI''Hnt III tno CoufSv " wv HHHts
The loss on he Spanish side Is reported
as considerable, but the number is not given
W. hear tina. transport arrived this morn
ing. at AIgesirhs with ~ officers and $500
rank and file, wounded.
A letter from Milan says we continue to
receive more ard more affecting news IRON
ventia. They have sent of Tor The for.
t%ressses OF Moravia aud the Danube, two
trains, one OF 8 and the other Of 100 per.
sons, oil in chains; who had been arrested
on suspicion Of feeling a love for their coun-
try. These individuals have no, undergone
any form Of trial. Fresh arrests are being
made in all the towns Of Venetis. These
towns are still deserted shd every day, acts
OF violence are committed They persist
in their acts OF provocation in order to foil
the people 10 rise, by which they would
have q pretext for venting their rage On
every one.
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This discussion was continued in tho AFTER
noon by Messrs. Fellows, Herrick and LIEF.
lam 10 the affirmative, and Messrs. Jonas,
Bruf and Converse In the negative, when
the bill passed-yeas ID, nays Al. Two bills
were introduced. To amend the City In.
cooperating Law; and to extend the juris-
diction Of the Probate Courts In certain
counties. A bill 70 provide for Agricultural
Township Societies was indefinitely post.
poned.
MONDAY. Feb. 81.
The House was not In session to day
and very little was done 10 the Senate. A
bill was passed amending the law relative
to collecting claims against steamboats, and
water craft. which simply applies to the
present law to canal boats. Mr.. Jones' bill
for the preservation and repair Of the Ma
tional road was also passed, as was Senator
SANKEY'S bill prescribing the rates Of taxa
tion for the ensuing year to raise the sever.
al funds ne cessary for State purposes.
Two hundred and forty copies Of the
Penitentiary committees report was ord f.
ed to be printed.
Mr.. Stanley introduced a resolution
(Which was adopted) author zing the Com
mit,ee Of the Sinking Fund, to sell all the
railroad bonds owned BY the State; or if
they cannot sell them for their cash value,
make the best temporary use of them for
the benefit Of the Sinking Fund.
The Senate was in Committee OF the
Whole a great part Of tine day.
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The solemnity of an Oath.

1t is to be regretted that in the present
day, by too many, an oath or affirmation is
considered Of but light Importance. One
who frequents our Courl room must be i'm.
pressed with the fact, that the cases are no,
u%nfrequent, where persons violate their sol.
emn oath with apparent Indifference. W.
and others who refpect their oath, and too
whose word would be good as an oath, TAKE
upon them its solemn obligations, without
we think a due appreciation of its import.
As for instance, where man without IA ktpo
of his hat, or raising his hand will respond
by . careless assent, without a feeling sense
that he has invoked the Almighty to aid him.
The aensnds Of justice require infallible
truth; mans deceit can not DO trusted, there.
fore II resuirss an appeal to che God of
truth, who can not lie. The witness does
not profess TO- speak according to his own
professions for truthfulness, but as II, were.
the Almighty who is acquainted with even
the motives oe the heart, speaks out the
facts just as Siiey were, and he better 10
accomplish thisDt the solemn prayer, go help
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"A. Jail Birds Tracks.

"A pair Of letters, a cold chisel, a black.
smiths hammer and rasp. and an inch aud
half pairing thisel, were found concea ed in
a stone pile, Two miles East of town on last
Monday. The letters would fit a large
size ankle. They had been sawed yearly
through, hacked oil over with the chisels,
and finally broken as by main force. They
looked like they might have lain there for
several months. The stone have been
there for FIVE months. Some one has taken
French leave of his landlord and left his
trappings by the way, and very sensibly hid
them TO cover his racks.l
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from the Noble Democrat, Feb 90 !

DIABoLICAL.-lt was hot until after our
paper had gone to press last week, that we
learned of u most shameful attempt having
been made by Il lad some II or 10 years old
to violate the person Of a little girl of the
uge Of five years. The occurrence took
place in Surahsville, on Tuesday night OF
lust week. The boy was, as we learn, under
the influence of liquor; and while in this
condition, induced the little girl IL GO into
a uhisky saloon, Of which he was the keeper;
aud having locked the doors, was in the act
oil perpeira.ing, upon that little girl, an out
rage, the enormity of which imagination
alone can depict, when, luckily, he was in.
terruptcd and the child rescued. before he
had succeeded in accomplishing his hellish
undertaking. The boy, whose name we coz
ceal through respect Tor others than him.
sell, tock flight through a back window and
has not since been heard Of 10 the county.
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A House Burned.

The house occupied by Robt. Butler, be.
longing to J. MeKisson Esq, in Smith
Township, was burned on last Sunday after
noon. The family were all from home x.
sept Mr. Butler who was after ling to the
feeding of his horses in the stable, and did
not discover the fire until il had broken
through the roof.
Mr.. Butler is u poor man and this falls as
a heavy blow upon him, us nearly all he has
10 lost. He succeeded in saving, but on"
bed, and part of the furniture of the lower
rooms. His loss is estim ated at $3.50.
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP
EUROPA.

In the Gibraltar Chronicle of Feb LIST, II
is reported by a person who left Te,uan
yesterday evening, that diminishing was
going on ,te whole of yesterday and tina,
the Spanish artillery was throw ing shells
into the Moorish camp.
Numerous steam and sailing transports
we're put off the por, of Martin, dischargiug
shot, shells, powder, provisions, &C., Cor
the use of the army.
F~ERRUARv Q 1--WE have not yet received
any account from the Spanish camp of the
action Of Jan. 3lst. The HogasneAa. OF
Alliseras, speaks of it as the most serious
affair in which the Spanish troops have
been engaged.
Some stir has has been created in the
Moorish camp and it was rumored thut an
other brother Of the Sultan had arrived with
a Reinforcement. of20,O.0 calvalry.
MADRID, Feb. 4.
Tetuan has Been taken by the Spaniards
after a battle which was fought on the 4th
Eight hundred large tents, forming the fine
encampmsnt of the enemy, the artillery,
cameIs und all other equipments Of the
Moorish army have been tat m. The Broth
er Of the Emperor took to flight. A sum-
mons had been transmitted to- the enemy to
surrender Tetuan within twenty four hours.
A deputation from the city came into the
Spanish camp to beg fo- mercy. The d.
vision Of Gen. Rios entered the place with
out any opposition. and were received with
manifestations OF 10Y.
Immense popular rejoicfngs are taking
place at Madrid, which is splendlidly illu.
minated. The acclamations Of delight are
general, and great preparations are being
made for public fetes.
1t appears that the Moors commenced the
action Of the 3fst ult., at ii O'clock in TIE
morning, by a fierce attack upon the Span.
ish advance posts. They are said to have
returned with increased fury to the attack.
They closed with the Spanish bartaliuns
and in the hand to hand combat which en-
sued, they were at last defeated, though
they obstinately disputed every foot of
ground, A cavalry charge was ordered by
Gen. GalfGno, 4 sqtabs found their return
intercepted oy a body of 2,OO0 Moorish
horse, and had to cur their way throdph, in
this they were aided by two other SQUADS
sent to their support, Gen. Preim, ith
sixbattalion stormed heighth commanding
the field, but had to charge four times with
the bayonet, before he could gain the posi-.
ton. II was decided to hold the ground
thus taken and artillery was sent up to Gen.
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The Stock Sale,

In another column will be found an nd.
'vertisement of the Belmont County Stock
Sale Company. The people cannot do bet,
ter than patrcnke' this institution !ibcrally
In Kentucky where they have been long in
operation theyasre'largely attended, and the
s,les amount 60 thousands. Only one pei
cent. entire will be charged on ell sales
and II upon experiment it is found thut ex.
penses can belpaid on less. it will be re,
I6aced, hereafter. as the Association has nc
,desire bot, the public good.
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Synopsis of Congressional Proceed
ings.
From the New York Tribune.l


From the New York Tribune.l
SENATEj Feb. GA memorial from the
New. York Chamber of Commerce, relative
to damages sustained by vessels at sea, was
presented by Mr.. Seward ..(Rep., N. W.
Mr.. Summer Crop, Mass. )moved ON inquiry
from the President in regard TO the occups-
ton Of one of the Islands In the West In
dies by American citizens. Adopted. Mr..
Pugh (Den., Ohio bill preventing
%assignees locating lands under bounty land
warrants, which was passed. Mr.. Hale's
(Rep., N. H .)resolulion in relation to the
conduct of Peru in carrying out treaty slip.
uIstions, was adopted. Mr.. Blown (Dem.,
Miss introduced a bill to punish offences
against fslave property in kansas Mr..
Mallory Dem Flap reported a joint reso.
lu;ion authorizing Captains Hudson and
Sands to accept certain testimonials from
Great Britain. which was adopted. Mr.. Chan
dler (Rep., Mich } made an Intellectual fl TT
to have the st. Clair Flate improving bill Ia.
ken up. The bill relative to arms and Su
debated, and postponed. The District of
Column ia Bank Note bill wns the taken up,
debated, and amended somewhat, when the
Senate adjourned.
HoUsB, Feb. ga Message was recciv-
ed from The President, including memorials
from Kansas and Nebraska on tie eastern
slope Of the Rocky Mountains, asking for
legislation in their behalf. On motion John
Cochrane (Dem., N. W Accommodations in
the GALLERIES were provided for the New
York Seventh Regiment, and other regi-
ments svisiting Washin { n. After some
opposition, the House proceeded t. vote for
a Pritter! The fist vote stood: For Mr..
Defrees, SO; Mr.! Glosbrenner, So; scatter
ing, 10; necessary TO a choice, 80. The
second: For Mr.. Dcfrees, II; Mr.. Gloss
brehner, 81; Mr.. Edward Ball Of Ohio, q;
Scattering, =, neooossary tn a nhnicn. al
Mr.. Kilgore (Rep., Ind.) then withnre~ the
name of Mr.. Defrees, and Mr.. Dawes (Rep.,
Mass nominated Samuel Bowles Of Mas.
sachrset,s. The next vote stood: For Mr..
Glossbrrner, 81; Mr.. Defrees 2; Mr..
BowIcs, 81; Messrs. Gales g. Seuton, q;
Mr.. Mitchell, 8; remainder 81 altering; nee
essary to a choice, SO. The House ngain
voted as folloms: For Mr.. Ball, SO; Mr..
Glnssbrener, 81; scattering, s; necessary
to a choice, 80. The House then adjourned.
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Cont,

Court.
The trial of the Warren boys occupied
the three last days Of last Week, and elicit.
ed the greatest attention throughout. Judge
kennon and Peter Tallmah made able
speeches in their defence but it abaileH moth:
ing. The jury returned q verdic. IF guilty
of the charge of the Indictment. They
now await in Jail the sentence of the Court;
Patrick sherry of BelIaire,
Was found guilty Of selling LiqioF aid
fined $25, and costs, and sentenced to Bfeau
and water diet for 20 days in Jail.
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The P~enitentrary.

The Penitentrary.
A report is afloat that the Commissioner
appointed to investigate the claims of diff.
ferent localities for this institution, have
agreed TO recommend Milford Centre. in
Union county. a little village having some
TOO inhabitants, situate some 20 or sd milei
west Of Columbus. We take the report as
being all a hoax. The Commissioners have
hot expressed any preference as yet.
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carter sutton,

Garter suttont
Who was sent to the Penitentiary, Turing
the last term of Court, for participation in
the robbery Of Dorsey's Store, had been sent
out rom there to the Reform Farm, he be-
ing but a boy Of Is, ran av ay from that In.
stitution 10 the fore part Of las: week. We
understan he was seen in town on last
Saturday. The officers should keep a sh rp
look out for him, as this is a poor indication
Of q reform.
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SALE OF REAL, ESrATE.
" o X d OF u

4 w SATURDAY, the eth day Of March. 1860
on tile premises will he sold to the highest bid.
der, the following Real Estate, ms The property o,
Robert Rals,on deceased, TO wit; W.si halt Of l1i
No. 81; three.iourths 81 the East tide oi Lot No
%. in the town of ilendrysburEh. Belmont CO.. U
Appraised al together ut S225-ull u~nincumber
cd by widows dover.
Terms OF Snle:-One-hali in hand; one. fourth in
one yeur, and one-iourih in Two years, with inter.
est On he def RED payments from the day of sale.
On the premises are erected a comfortable iame
d yelling, a stOe shop, &c.
WILLIAM TIDBALL
Administrator of Robert Ralston, deceased.
February 23d, 1850. 4w
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SIIERIFF'S SALE.

Nicholas Crawlcy VS.. Daniel Grimes, e, al.
DY Virtue of a Mandate to me directed from the
ID Court of Common Pleas OF Belmont county,
Ohio, | will offer Tor gao, at the front door OF line
Court House, in ST. Clairsville. on TUESDAY.
the 27tl, day OF March, 1860. between lie hours
OF 10 o'clock A. N. and 4 O'Clock Z. NJ. of said day
the following described real estate, tn wit
Lot No one, in block No 20, in DeilaiFe city,
Belmont coun " Ohio.
Also, at the same time and place. Ire North
East quarter OF section 7, township I, anu range 4
in shi county OF Belmont, except s! acreS sold to
Robert Duncan, continuing sevenIy-scvcn III
acres, more or lass.
Appraised as %iollows--Lo, No I, Bellaire city,
s II ucles, S26ls.00. Terms cash.
P. lOCfIARY, Special Master.
Sheritfs Office, February -, 1862,
printers fees
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from the Cndiz Sentinel, Feb. %

HARRfsoN COUNTY FAIR.--At the meet.
ing ON last Saturday an excellent premium
list was made out. The ID directors were or.
dered to build q new Floral Hall, and make
all other necessary improvements. 1t was
also agreed the next Fair should be held on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, October
Sd, 4h and 9th, 1860. Mr.. xxx, the treas.
urer, and Mr.. Cunningham, one of the Di-
%rec,ors, resigned; when o. Slemmons was
e!e tied Treasurer und w. l.. Houser, Direc.
tor An excellent committee Of five persons
were appointed ID appoint the different COM
mittee-men.
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New Advertisements.
W. refer our readers 10 the advertise
nents In to-dny's paper Of
Stock Sale-Commiuee;
Legal Notlce-D. s. Adams;
Disolitien--I. r: Cline q Co.
Amelia r. Drummond

hWoI1h He DFumnOnd
Only daughter Of Rev. J. Drummond,
well known to many of our readers. died at
her fathers residence In Morgahtown, Va,
on the nth inst. She died in the ,riuthphs
Of religion.
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ASSlGNEE'S NuTICE.

TINE UNDERSIGNED having been appointed As
L signee oil ~Josephus WaddciI and Jon athan Il.
Ball, OF Sewel.sville, BELMONT county, ohio, all
person : hoving claims against the said Wdddoll &
Bal II will present the same 10 the undersigned IN six
months from this date; and al persons knowing
themselves indebted 10 the said Waddell& Ball viii
call on the undersigned and make payment.
JnsEpH JOHNSON, Assignee.
Fairvicw: Ohio, February 2, 1871. At
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Ez[Nl For SALE

g. Fun FOR SALE
ClIUATED in kirkwood township, BeImunl
y county, Ohio, on the National ROud, twenty
eight miles West OF Wheeling, one mile East ol
Fa vie W and SIX niles mics from a Raj road
depot. The Farm contain
ISL ACRES,
l2O cleared; the remainder well 'imbered, with
Oak. Poplar, Locust. Sugar, sc. all under fence
0-Thcre is a SghUol House on The Farm.
The buildings on The Farm are very good; almost
every VARIETY OF fruit; numerous never failing
springs oil water; it Is within sight OF Steam Flour.
Ing and saw Mills, and has m abundance o. Goa
a desirable location. and is one of the most pro
ductlye Farms Tor gram or grass IN the county
Any one wishing further Information, can inquire
OF the subscriber ON the premises.
iel6iipd JOSEPH MILLER.
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[From the Bridgeport Journal, Feb. ISL

Dir. Jacob Howell, brother to the Post
master of this place, came back from Cali
fornia last we k, after having been absent
some eight years. Reports say he has made
his pile. We were shown by him some very
handsome specimens Of quar'z, ,hick!y stud
ded with gold. One piece, about the size oil
n boys fist, had in il about 5000. He had
also some other curiosities from that region,
but the yellow stuff was the great attraction
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AssiGMEE'S NOTICE.

rJNl1E undersigned, having been appointed us.
l. signee oil Jose phus Waddell OF Sewellsville.
Belmont county. Ohio, oil persons having claims
against the snid Waddell will present The same 20
the undersigned in six months from this date, ana
all persons knowing themselves ind ebtcd 10 the
said Waddell will call on the undersigned and
make payment. JOSEPH JOHNSON. Assignee
fniryiew. OHM Eeh,unry q ls6O 81
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w dpGIee.

by virtue Of an order Of sale from the Probate
- Court. will be offered nj public sale on seventh
day, the Sd OF ID month, 1860, the west halt oil the
north west quarter Ut section 8, township :, and
range 6, in Somerset township Belmont county,
Ohio, known as the farm OF Perry Il Condor decd
Sale TO take place on the premises between thr
hours nj 10 and 4 on snid day, and will be sold
clear OF incumbrnnce OF dover.
ASA GARRETSON, Administrator
with the W i'll annexed OF Perry &. Condor, deed
January &c. 1860.
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~NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.

from the Woodsfield Spirit, Of Feb 22d.1
A hundred and twenty. five horses have
lie Il this place, within a few weeks, fer q
distant market.
Two fox hunts have com of In Som.
erset township, Belmont county, within a
few weeks, in one Of which three foxes were
Caught, 10 the other five. It Is said that at
least three times Nc many were within the
lines when they halted, but the men broke
the lines, and ran in wild con usiun towards
the centre thus allowing nearly all the var
hints' to escape.
A gentleman from this place was, last
week, travelling in a coach In an adjoining
county, where many believe that il is very
witty to cast slurs upon this county. HIS
stage companions wete a couple of young
ladies', who were out on a mission selling
tickets for a grand festival to raise funds for
building a church in the town Of. As
Trey were passing over an uneven part of
the road the gentleman remarked.
The road is very rough here"
eyes," said lady No. /. shut they are
worse further down."
THAT is down in the dark hills Of Mon
roe" said No. q.
"They say the people are not more than
half civilized down there" said No. L.
Whereupon they both gigglcd.
They then explained their mission to the
gentleman and asked him TO boy a ticket.
"flow much will your Church cost!" en-
quired the gentleman.
"About TWENTY-FIVE hundred dollars"
"Our village" said the gentleman, sis not
more than half es large as yours. aud we
build churches worth five and six thousand
dollars. without any outside aid"
'And where may that be, pray'' said No l..
an the dark hills of Monroe," said the
gentleman.
The tickets were pocketed and the ladies
subsidized.
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BILIOUS DisORDHus.

The proper Uranium and right conditi on Of the
bile IL Of momeniop 5 Importance to the health or the
human frame. this anti-bi iiods medicine eIpeis tse
hidden seeds oftee com plant, and renders all the
Iuids ana secretions pure aad fluent. Cleansing a1
demonstrating the vital (nr ctions of the ,odr
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GENERAL DEBILITY Asp MEkkNn.s.

From whatever cause, lowness OF spirits. and a.
other signs OF a diseased liver. and other dlsorgani.
zatilh OF the spatein vanish under the eradirstiRs
onut rauurfU
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PILLS
A BOON TO TIE SICK,


The great seonrge of this continent yieifs quiskiy
GA course OF these antiseptic Pills. . and the i es-
1.-Two organs are restored to their proper tone: NJ
matter in what hideous shape this hydra Of diAea',
exhibits itself, this searchiDqa and unerrinr refnsi.
disperses it from the patients systeR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-21

The Harrisburg (Pa.) Sentinel states thai
Secretary Cass, in q late conversation with q
prominent Democrat from Ohio, declared him.
self strongly opposed to the administration
war upon Judge Douglas.
An enterprising citizen of New Jersey has
prepared ponds for the purpose Of raising frogs
for the table.
>. Miss Siddons, q pupil of Macready, and a
nneai descendant Of the great Mrs Siddons, is
sn0rsiy TO appear on the stage in London.
The Rev. Peter Cartwright is said to havere-
cSavco SAuV LOT his autobiography from the
Methodist Book Concern.
- Rev. Bankhead Boyd, pastor of the United
rresoy terrain congregation, OF Pigeon Greek.
warrington county, Pa, died ON the I'd inst.
Thackeray, according 10 a rumor ahoat in
LONDON, c0ntemplates q continuation Of Ma
cauiays History Of England.
The State Government of Oreron ia al,
ried on In the second story Of q brick store in
A police officer in Philadelphia nam.a T..
Rutherford, died suddenly on Wssrs.Sss.'
from the supposed bite Of dog.
The "colored ladies" OF the city Of New, n. x.,
arc getting up . grand leap year ball for Thur.
day, Feb. ..
WHATS the matter with you ! Have you rot
7" mo. narysipelas.''
Charles s. Cooper, . well known printer.
lied few days since ia Cincinnati.
Judge Owen H. Kenan died In Whitfield
county, Ga, ON the a7th nlt.