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INTERESTING CAsE.-The following remarkable
statement OF Facts was originally published in the
columns of the New York Col,nsrcini ddreytiS.r
and, as all the particulars Were we'll known at
tha' once, attention was edtorially called to the
case OF Mr.. Clayton, who had previously been
connected with the printing office Of that journal
Mr.. Clayton saws:
1.-The latter part Of 1853 | was attacked with
ple"riSy, SO called by Dr. Reese, who attended me
and advised me to 90 South. | went to Charles
ton, = = remained a month.-found no benefit
returned to New York, and still continued sink
ing, losing flesh and appetite, and daily growing
more helpless and hopeless. NV expectoration
was very bad, streaked with bl0od-my cough
racking, night sweats profuse. In fact had all
tne worst symptoms of diseased lungs. And so
nt'ie benefit had ever derived from the practice
then pursued that gave up all hope Of living,
ana all use of medicines, sold out my interest In
TIE printing Office, and looked for my death from
which thought no earthly means could then save
me. "
''Such was my condition when 7 WAS told of
the success of DR.. Robert Hunter, and advised to
consult him without delay. | did so. He ex-
gave me no promise more than to do his best for
me, ana put me at once under active treatment by
| inhalation This was in February, 1854 A few
DAYS satlshed me that the medicines inhaled
We're acting favorably and directly on nv disease
My worst symptoms diminished. Mycourage in.
creased My improvement went on steadily and
| Persevered for months In May following was
able to resume office duties; and from that time
TO this have not besn i'll single day--an, less
liable to colds than formerly and am in better
hsaIth, and welSh more than have done for ten
yelrs. Are these not facts for which to be crate
| fuH Moreover, DR.: Hunters kindness and atten.
ton to me during that trying time can never be
forgotten. Jas Fl CIAvrnv
% and - Cedar street. New York -
The above fattering compliment to Dr. Hunter &
sklli Will he gratifying and encouraging to his
| friends and patients in this city.
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~ BIBLE LECTURES. by Rev. Dr. SAMSON.
~ IT the Rooms Of the Young Mems Christian
Assoc atIOn, every SATURDAY EVENING. at q
o'clock. Union Prayer Meeting in the Library at
II O'Clock. The public cordially invited. ap2
HEMlLITARG NOTICE-A meeting of the
AS new MI lltary company of the Northern lib
critics, Will be he THIS Friday) EVENING, at
ths hall over llodg store Seventh street near
IL, To- the purpose of adopting constitution nd
Prompt attendance of the members is requested.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-20

The "KArHER.-The following report of tn.
weather for the morning is made from the Amer
isan Consolidated Telegraph Line to the Smith
sonian Institution. The time of observation ,s
about CLOCK
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-20

SPECIAL NOTICE.

"A SPECIAL NOTICE
ATTENTI0N is respoc;fu |. called tn the Trus
Nes sale on MONDAY, April sd. at u M on the
premises, of that a liable Farm situated on the
, rlvef road, about a half mile beyond the Govern
lneEt Insane Asylum, being the place formerly
owned By the late DR.. Chas. B. Hamilton, and CON,
tanning S5 acres, more or less.
The improvements consist of q large and we'll
arranged frame dwelling house, containing Oh r. ht
rooms, large and nearly new barn, stables, corn
houses. Ioe house. &c. The land lays Beautiful
tSr cultivation, and very large portion is admirs
This farm ls distant about two and a half miles
from the Centre Market, over free bridge and ex
cellent road, ADD is probably too well known 10 re-
quIre more minute description "
Terms: $500 to he paid in cash the residue in
end FEARS, with interest, secu ed BY deed az
ttust on the premises the nterest 70 be paid semi
annually. N. NJ. MoGREGOR, Trustee
ap led J. G. McGIJIRE A. t,O 49,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-20

COMMUNICATING Senate yesterday confirmed
the appointment Of Frank Z. w ooten as Secreta,,
OF State for Utah
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-20

ORpERED-Purser Lafayette J Brown has been
oroereo TO the San Jacinto, now at Cadiz, to re.
heVe PurseT Barry, who has been detached
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BALLS AND PARTIES.

GOOD TIMES COMING.
Ii IL Depending on the above words that toe
SHIELDS BOYS Htend giving their Filth N
GRAND hSSEMBl at the Hall oG tho ~
Franklin Engine House. on FRIDAY EVE ~
Ming April ~, 1859. aud in hopes that they IN
VIII once more have the pleasure of seeing tio,.
many friends and the public in gcnei al the, al
do agree Ia ma he this ul the best of tho S"aSun
Tickets FIFTY CENTS admitting a gentleman
and ladies' BY order of
COMMITTEE Of Avras gem sAfs.
j: Flanagan, y. O'Day, j. Tobin.
ap 1885,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-20

DAvIDsoN's NEW BOAT-APPARA1Us-This an
Paratus is no longer an experiment 1t has been
thoroughly tested both in port and at sea- The
Naval Committees of the two houses of Congress
visited Annapolis and made personal inspection
OF It's working on board the practice ship Ply
mouth, and were highly delighted with its com
Pleteness and simplicity, but desired to ascertain
lis ethclenCy az sea. Since then tue Navy Depart-
ment has received the official report of Capt Haz.
zird, of the L. :. ship Pocahontas, dated at Kew
West, April :, iii which he says
Il have several times during our passage from,
norfolk to this place, tested Davidson's Boat
Apparatus for quickly and safely lowering and
hosting boats, and have no hesitation in SAVING
that my experiments Justify me in pronouncinS
IL TO be one OF the best things of the kind I have
ever seen, and recommend it fer all boats in the
naval service.
The quic kest time in which lowered the boat
OF the Pocahontas was thrty-one seconds and We
were steamiiS. at the time nearly Sersn knots 10,
hoHri sea rather rough and weather pleasant AS a
general rule, 1 think the boat can ALWAYS he
manned, lowered, and ready for service in ore
minute, or one minute and a half,
Ihis certainly presents a miracle I'm naval
science, and is one Of the most i'm portant i'm.
provements of the age.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NJ AsHIN GTON THEA

AMUSEMENT
AsHING TONI HEATRE.
A splendid bin for the Benefit AMI la App a-an-,
Mr.. JOSEPH JEFFERSo%~."
THIS EVENING,
The QGACK DOCTOR.
Il .f fsur N ~. RS sss J 49,
Previous to which, by particusr request, the comro
drama ~ one act called
, ROBERT MACAIRE r
jacques stroP ........-.-...... Mr. Jos. Jehar
To conclude with the petite cou,ly termed
A. MY NEIGHBOURS WIFE: ..
To-mSTeT ffS,sturdayl evening.
WILLaRDs' HALL, WASHINGTON.
CLASSIC
CHAMBER CONCERTS.
ELEFENTH SEASON.
TIE
MendelssOhn Quintette Club,
Or BosroN.
Composed of the Following Artists:
CART GtsTkV KRaEBs.
THoMWASi My RFAfhR Fans
As listed by the distinguished vocalist 70
MRS. j. VI. LONG,
Have tho homer of ANNOUNCING 70 the Musical Pub
lie OF Washington tlat they VIII ave
onTUEsDAY' aith, and WEDNESDAY. 18th
TirketS-SI each-uat lie had al tie Piano anI
Music Store Of John r. Ellis, 800 Pa. av.. add ~
Doors open at : o clock; concert to commence at
~ Positively, no pcstponcncrt on account OF
weather. apI9-T
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PERSONAL.
ITO THE VOTERS OF WASHING

TO THE VOTERS OF WASHINGTON.-The
meeting held last night i'm the Seventh Ward at
Potoillac Hall Is not the sense of the Anti-Know
Nothing voters of the Ward. The meeting was
gotten up and concocted by small number of in
dlXIGuais ia secret meetings to accomplish their
selfish purposes. The meeting called by the
above mentioned parties without consulting with
Ward. Hundreds were compelled to leave without
voting. IN conseq uence of the lncapacity of the
room To hold them, and the sided notions of the
chairman and his clique. after repeated calls to adj
Journ TO hold n primary meeting at Island Hall
where every one could have an opportunity to ex-
press their preference free and independent Unless
the Wishes oil the people can be ca red out fairly,
divided we fall,' and hence the necessity for prI
mary meeting.
The voters Of the Seventh Ward can manage
their own affairs without the interference of the 20
lice or citizens of other wards.
ANTl-kNOW NOTHINGS
IT OF HE SEVENTH WARD.
MADAME GODDARD Can be consulted, at her
w residence, No. 2ec, on street one door from
Tenth. concerning tho future. ap 20-2t'
THE BODY OF CAPT. JOSEPH BAILEY,
vino was drowned on the first day of April at
the bluff below exandrla, has not been found. He
had on casnet pants and coat, and a black cravat;
and had SlS IN his pocket. | will give $50 for the
Maryland and Virginia papers please copy.I
ap l9-lw"
MADAME FELIN, FORTUNE TELLER,
l'l from Paris. bags leave t. inform the Ladies
and Gentlemen Of WASH ngtou that she can be con-
Eleventh street, between and 6. ap Is 81"
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I ,,,,,, CHIIDF! MCRAT.
Il WISH To call the attention of the lovers inf IA 8,
IorSeS ana Those who wish to improve their ~ -
hon CHlI tDE MI RAT. For beauty. style6S
ana specs no is not second to horse i'm this conn
tIy lie can be sc at Martins livery and sale sta
hIeS on Eighth st Washington, Monday. Tuesday
am SATURDAY. and "Wednesday THURSDAY, and FRI
gay. at Colts Tavern. Alexandria Va. JudSes ~
selves. ~ i''0 io' 'hem-
ap it& 25.7. Hw N.PTIN
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Previous to which, 10y particular request, the
drama. ~ ono act. called
o b E RI MACAIR F..
jacques Strop .............. = Mr. Jos. JEFF arsOn
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%NOTICE-TO TIE ANTI-KNOW
w NoTBlING VOTERS, OF THE sen
at Island Halt, on MONDAY next the 2sI inst
commencing At a. m. and continuing until sun
down to elect delegates To the convention TO uom-
mat Il candidate for the mayoralty. sworn COM
niSSlonerS Will be appointed for the occasion.
ap N 2t~
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THIS EVENING

splendid bin for the Benefit anl Ia App a an,
but One of the Sterling COMEDIAN.
MR.. JOSEPH JEFFkRcON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-20

NoHAIR. DE CHINE AND GREY GOODS
W Tor a.ies Suits, In great variety of quality
an, prices; Rich andy. Bsrage, Beface Anglaes
andt: ~ adine Robss; Eng ish and French Bersgef
EnIh,h Ponlns; Parasos, sun Shades and Sun
bmDfeIas; L, dl a-d: and Fancy Dress Sill: q
Res I've ard foT sale low BY
dp ~ TAYLOR & HITCHISON
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noupsr,R GRAL; HAND-B0oKs,

DOMESTiC ANNALS; A Manual of Cattle
SSheep ana Horse Hnsbandry; or, How 10 Breed
near and Manage the Tenants of the Barnyard'
THE FARM; A Manual of Practical Asricnl-
tuIe or, How to Cultivate all the Field Crons
ment. Muslin. 81 cents. I'm -"aiase-
TIE GAsDEN A Manual Of horticulture !. ~
How to Cultivate Vegetables Fruits And Ei or
ers. Muslin. 50 cents ''' anu Flow
THE HOUSE; A Manual Of Rural Archi.ectnrs
Honses rene, eGru Evenings Barns, and Out,
f.HIHLa IA MA,N,H!rALS; Comprising The Houss >,
finals" In one large volume. Si-B N'o An
In addition To the above, we have for ..lo all "a
tions. TATI OP iI ~ u NJ rnnllca-
ap 1851 2sa 10. mi,
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7 INDISPENSABLE HAND-BOOKS.

HOW TO WRITE; a Pocket Manual of Com
yOnng. Muslin, 50 cents w ING
HOW TO TALK; A Pocket Manual of Conyer
satIon and Debate, with more than Five Unndred
common Mistakes in Speaking Corrected. Mus
HOW TO BEHAVE; A. Pocket Manual Of O.
publican Etiquette, and Guide to Correct Person
AZ Habits, with Rules for Debating Societies and
DelIteratiye Assemblies. Muslin 81 cents
HOW TO DO BUSINESS; A Pocket Mammal of
PRACTICAL Affairs, and a Guide to Success in IL f.
with Collection of Legal and CONNIE rcial Forms
SgItShls for all. Muslin, 50 cents O''''
h1tnNS l FOR HOME IMPROVEMENT
s!TIIuucallonal; > comprising "How to Write ,;
How to TAX ,""How to Behave. :" and "Jox 70
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THIS EVENING,
Will be performed the rouedy. l. acts called
THE QUACK DOCTOR.
lie Fleur. Mr.. Jos. JeFsrs~,,
Il>ctte. ....---....-... 1890 Miss ose Skerr -
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~ INITIAL STAMPING.
Initials or Crests beautifully executed in colors
at-and only At
DEMPSEY & O'TOOLE,S
ap NN 326 Pa avenna
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EQR RENT-A large three story BRICK
HOC 81. situated on West street, containing
sixteen Tooms, with gas and bathing apparatus
complete Apply to the subscriber, 40 Hish ct.
ap i-3V H. l.. OFFUTr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-20

To conclude with the petite com Ndy termed
MY NEIGHBOURS WIFE.
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To-morrow Saturday evening.
THE HEIR AT LAW.
r pan9 loss IoS IfHarsOu
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-26

Tor the Empire.
Mr.. EDIroR:-The boys of Miami City
wish to make known through your columns
that they are desirous of getting up an enter'
tainment for the benefit Of some "fast' young
men, residing in that neighborhood, who
antafford to pay "l5 cents' to hear poor
blind girl sing. The entertainment will be
given under the auspices of the "Miami
City Juvenile Society" and will consist of a
variety of novel and unique performances
embracing several new attractions, such as
bone solos, a la iukstand, songs, dances
&c; to be interpreted with several pieces
of rather extra quality Of ''star" acting,
recitatons, etc. The whole to conclude with
q grand exhibition of the peoulisrities Of
Dumps and their immediate tendencies,
by our professor" For tho better accom-
mediation Of all, and in order to prevent the
inconvenience which the "l5 cent scale Of
prices occasions somc, in compelling them to
hire ''subs.' to procure them tickets ct less
figure, the admission fee has been fixed at
the small sum Of 40" cents.
The Juveniles will give due notice of the
time and place of holding their entertain-
ment as soon as the arrangements now in
progress, have been completed.
Respectfully "oNH OF en-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-26
The Escort.

-Four Companies Of the First Regimsnt--tht
Light Guard, Montgomery Guard, aud Lafayett,
Guard, of Dayton, and the Miami Light Guard
Of MiAmisburg-underc command of Col. King
started this morning. at Q O'Clock. for Colum
bus. They will meet the Legislative guests
xenia, and will there unite with the Cincinnati
military in their escort to the capital Tn,
corps passed along Sd at. to the depot thi,
morning in the best possible order. They
presented foe and thoroughly sOldierly ap.
pesrance, and will doubtless receive their full
share OF attention in the ceremonies Of the day
The corps will return tomorrow as escort, and
will be conspicuous in the reception here.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-26
Now York Market.

NEw YoRE, Jan. 25.
FLoUR-sales Of 8 500 bbls at 4.g5@5. II
for suPer6us state; S.3O@5,35 for extra state
S'oO@5,l0 for super6ne Western; 5,2O@5, ,9s
for common to medium extra western; S. 6Oa5 !.
10 for shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio
WHIsKY-Firm; sales Of 400 bbls at o4e
closing 6rm at these figures.
eRAlN-Wh'a, shippers still offer OI 10 for
prime Milwaukee Club.
RYE-A shade hrmsr; sales 700 bush at gIe.
at railroad depot.
BARLEY-Quist at 7O@s3c.
ooRN-Market is scarcely so buOyant; sales
|oO9O bush at sO@s3c. for new yellow, aud
S2}5c for choice new white, for export.
oATS-SAlos of 9. COO bush; Prince Edwsrd's
Island At 47c
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-26
DAYTON. Jan. o7. lst


Ma EDIToR:-In the Journal OF this morning
l see what purports TO be a refutation Of my
note in your paper Of Yesterday, concerning the
arrest of Mr. White. The only thing the Jour
nal eontrAdicts is that Mr. White was made to
pay sDy costs, and says Mr.. Van Doren "very
properly arrested the man."
Now assert that, although Mr.. v. isAvery
good officer, he arrested Mr. White in a very
rude manner, and without shadow Of autho or
ity. Mr. White had done no wrong. The bill
was genuine, and the mistake was made by tho
clerk, and the officer, under the crcu instances,
had no right to make the arrest without proper
authority, and is personally amensble to Mr..
White for illegal detention do not wish to
blame the Mayor, but the officer an d clerk cer>
tAinly erred. and their conduct only is com
planned Of. aud is a stigma on the city Of Day
ton in the sight of all who witnessed il. Let
the journal writer sign his apology and will
speak to him. O. B. HARTMAN.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-26
JAKE.

HoMIoIDE IN TKUMBULL CoUNTY.-A cor.
respondent writes that on Saturday night
last two men-namSd Klingensmith and
VIM Reeves-met in the road in Rowland
township, Trumbull county, near Warren.
There had been trouble between them for
some time, but Reeves, with desire 70
show that he was willing TO forget and for-
give, extended his hand on this occasion. -
khngensmith took it with his left hand,
while with his right he buried knife in
Reeves heart Reeve fell dead upon the
ground.
Klingensmith made his escape. Sheriff
Lyman, Of Trumbull county, was yesterday
in the city 10 pursuit of the murderer -
Reeve was farmer, and married. King
smith was single and teamster. Both we're
young men.
There is great excitement in Warren,
aud hundreds oil men were out on Saturday
hunting for the murdereE-lCleVeland
Leader.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-26
Corresuondence.

We copy from the "Religioss Telescope" o
this city Correspondents in reference to tn,
circulation Of that paper in Southern Dis
iricts. Mr. VallandigbAm has acted in tbii
matter with characteristic zeal and energy -
His letter 10 the Postmaster General is Arm and
independent, msnifestinR bis desire to protect
the rights Of his constituents independently Of
sect or party. 1t is strictly 10 accordance, too
with his States rights principles, demanding
the rights Of his constituents in other State,
where such rights are plain and palpable.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-26
NEWS ITEMS.
DAYToS, Jan. IS. go.

The lea plant ia cultivated in Louisiana witk>
out any difficulty.
The Japanese Embassy to this country, it is
said, will consist Of some eighty persons. They
will want hotel all 10 themselves.
The French theatre in New York = now
firmly established - $50 subscribers among
the French residents having been recently OBJ
tanned.
The amount of taxable property in Kansas,
as shown by the report Of the Territorial Audi
tor, ia $l5,OUO,COO. The indebtedness Of the
Territory amounts to $4,000.
In the Bank Of England $4,000 notes are
thrown of daily, and so accurately indicated
by machinery that to purloin one without be-
ing detected is impossible.
A cement that will neither crack nor crease
may be made with a solution Of pearlAsh and
sulphuric acid. mixed to the exact point OF usuN
traliEation with powder Of gypsum.
DR.. LiVinstOu in Africa is thought to have
thoroughly "seen the elephant" He writes to
a London society that somewhere, upoa some
liver, about eight hundred Of these noble anis
msls burst upon his astonishsd vision. making
quite disturbance.
The New York Day Book thinks they must
have wise heads on young shoulders down in
Mississippi. Hon. J. A. P, osmpbell. Speaker
Of its House Of Representatives. is but 20
years old. and his predecessor. Hon. L. Aus
try, was only 25
The Russian Government has just given itS
sanction TO grand scheme for cOnpeetiDg St.
Petersburg aud New York by telegraph, via
ArchAngsl aud Behring's Straits. having eta.
tiOns at the AmOor. Irtutsk. and other central
poinIA on the way, across the vast continents
Of Eastern Europe aud Asia. The American
section Of the liue will unite New York aud
San Francisco.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-26

A HoRsE EADvERrIsHHESr.- man In wisoon.
sin, advertising his horse for sale, thuS. .diseOur
ses:
Thou ean'st trust thy labor to him, because bis
strength Is great.
Thou can'st bind him With his band in the fur
row he will harrow the valleys after thee.
He wll gather thy seed into the barn.
HiS strength is terrible; In which he rejoleeth
The glory Of his nostrils IL his pride; his neck IA
clothed with thunder
He paweth in the valley, and Waxeth proud in
his speed.
He moeketh at fear, neither turnSth he hiI
neck from the hobgoblin.
So, now, be moVeth his tail like = osd At; hil
sinews are as cables.
His bones are like strong pieces of brAssj yea,
like bars ofiron.
He satsth grass like an OF; behold he drinketh
up river, and truStSth that he can draw ap
Jordan in his mouth.
Win can open the door Of his fLssl Yet thou
Can'st approach him with bride. His teeth ara
terrible round about.
will not conceal his parts, nor bis power, NOT
his eonely proportions.
HE 10 gentle, he IL kind,
His tail sticks out behind"
and want to sell him for something can pay
my debts with.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-26

FLirrASr.--'sentinel," the Journal CORES.
pendent at Columbus, thus speaks Of Mr.. Car
field, chairman Of the Legislative COMMITTEES
Of Reception:
Mr.. Garfield is also man dislip gushed for
his practical good sense and genllemsnly inS
stinets. While he is eminsntly Block Repub-
iican 10 his politics. he nevertheless ia white
Republican in his mannsra and good breeding
and will know how 10 receive equally, a Ken
tucky and Tennessee Legislature, differing with
him in their political views.
How Psrlly the fellow sharsstsriHss his broth
er Republican BIssk Republican. a. though
there really was sasts among EN-, and As though b
the Republican camp was fenced of into
"qusrtersl" Garfield is thus named IN eOntra>
dlstinctinetion to Ed. ParOlt. who is oOrwin
WhiRl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-26

SUPERIOR coUEr.-Ths following persons
have been summoned as petit Jurors for the
February term, which commences Monday,
Feb. 6.
David Vannaman, Jefferson township; E. W
McGoven, Mad River; J. @. VOORHEES,, Clay;
James McGse. Van Buren; WIN. s. vancleaf,
5th Ward; P. A. Lafse. JACOB Richmond, Iii.
Ward; Frederick Echenhoffsr, 9Th Ward, A.
Netf' Perry; John Hinssy. Harrison; Joseph
Bond, Wayne; Wm. Gregg, Butler,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-26


Rosa Bon HEUR COMING TO AMERICA. The
N. York correspondent of the Philadelphia
Press says:
An artist frenl gives me fresh and re-
liable bit Of news about Rosa Bonheur. That
triumphant specimen of manly woman is
about to visit the United States profession.
ally. An opulent French gentleman, an en-,
thusiast in art, kome time since commission.
ed her ladYship to cross the Atlantic, pro. /.
coed to the great far West, and paint from
life herd Of wild bufaloes She was to
take her own time, accomplish il in her own
way, and fix her own price. At first she
declined to entertain the proposition; but
finally after turning it over in her mind
aud rejecting upon what an original and
splendid work she could make, she has ac'
cepted the offer and comes over in the spring
to make the picture 1t has given the
French individual feelings of the most ce.
lestial character, and made him, in fact the
most tickled person in all Gaul,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-26

U- The gallant regiment Of this county was
called to Columbus on short notice BY the
Governor. They made handsome appearance.
We hope they will take good care OF Professor
Monroe, from oberlin, and his colleagues from
the Reserve, and not allow the Tsnussssans and
Kentuckisns to eat them up.
We suggest thHts company or two be detailed
to keep the Reserve men from stealing any body
servants that may accompany the Southern
Legislatorsi