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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-12-01
SENATE.

SENATE
FRiDAY, Nov. 80, 1860.
The Senate was called to order at IL o'clock, A.
NJ Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Walthall
The Journal Of Wednesday was read by the clerk.
Mr.. Street introduced resolution to consolidate
the offices of Clerk and Master in Equity and Clerk
Of Superior Court into one. Referred to judiciary
committee.
Mr. Burton, bill to increase the salary of Judges
of Superiour Courts of Law. Passed its first read
ing. ordered to be printed, and referred to the ju-
dietary committee
Mr. Turner, bill to incorporate the Hillsboro'
Academy. Passed ITS first reading and referred to
committee on corporations.
Mr.. BledSoe bill to amend chap. 101 of the Re-
vised Code-it exempts all free white persons under
the age of 81 from working the roads, and to make
the man who sends three hands under the present
law equally liable with the non-slavehoder to work
the roads.
Mr. Walkup, bill to reorganize the militia system
Of the State Referred to committee on military af
fairs.
On motion of Mr. Winstead, Mr. c. H. K. Taylor,
Senator from Granville qualified 0y the Speak
err and took his seat.
On motion of Mr.. Dockery, Mr. Rogers. Senator
from Northampton was granted leave of absence for
a few days. ....
4 message was received from the House inform
ing the Senate Of the passage Of bill with amend
mentS Oy the house 10 incorporate 10 GarQner al
ley Mining Company.
On motion of Mr.. Morehead. the amendments were
concurred in and the bill enrolled.
The Speaker asked leave of absence on tomorrow
on account Of important business requiring his pre-
sence at home.
On motion of Gov Morehead. it was granted, and
the Speaker designated Mr.. Walker of Mecklenburg
TO act as pro tempore Speaker during his absence.
On motion, the Senate adjourned to IL o'clock
Saturday.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-12-20
For the Chronicle.


Mr. EptroR: For a few weeks past, I
ha.e been considerably diverted, and some
what Instructed by the articles of "Aggriev-
ed" in the Gazette, and the iepiies in the
Republican. win beg your indulgence
for few lines on the same subject. While
.Aggrievsa' seems very little CONCERNED Tor
the consequence tast'may attend his co duct
toward the Board, and endesvors to show
that Il 10 Unfair In It's treatment Of apPii.
csn,s. it r6ay be we'll for him to- consider
that more Of this fault lies with the appli.
cants, than they arb aware. One reason
for their failures may be stAtsd, hit ! do not
wish to be understood 10 say that this 10
actually the greatest fault of applicants
This fault 10, the too general neglect Of dccus-
toning ourseloes to express our thoughts in
soritiag. ia Composition, or Essay writing
should bs rigidly enforced. not only on our
pupils in our sboois, but BY the teachers up
| On themselves, This would enable them
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-12-20

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sap'es' we" s"ow'e'ee 70 mucn peue'
sov.n'aee' sn' mus insure De.'er besnng
'o"sequen' oe'.e' g'aoe OF ce't,nea,e.
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feaohers, Institute.

feachers' Institute.
!. We unpounced lssi' veeR ths srrsHge.
zhsH,s Of the lnst tuts--tr be held 10 Nor
ristows, Ohio, during the holiday week
Every thing is In readiness to hold profit
able, and pleasant session, and nothing now
j. rrusius but to 60 on the part Of the
.sTssctsrs. , .faYBNHN "a .Gii
T. VIII We got II reports Be true there viii.
,s,searceiy be q teacher IN the ebuh'y who
will NOT be there on Mosday, December ~.
This u just is Il should be. To attend the
\ Insti,u,s mot ony greatly profits ::us, but
!, shaSbAhas We have . will 10 do tome good
, In ouryoestions That man or wnmsn who
: is.ksown- to bs IN ssraest, in His Or her
efforts to bscoWe sgood teacher will be en-
Z courseed ssyry~here. ltis such teacher.
=. that sgy pehepl, demsnd iii 10 such tescher,
!. ihst ale 10 make The public schosls popular
snd such end ouly such that ough, TO teach
At al.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-12-20

"A Hoax.
gs Considerable excitement was created in
hi. lorality during last week BY the report
I That tts Tribune Office he'd been mobbsd
H1rsee Greeley thrown out Of window
.ssd shot, the office al Knocked into pie, SO
Many believed indeed that war was already
begun, but two days rolled round aud Il all
proved to be grand hoox.
h Wslssrn By the London Post that the
good people oi that great city were hosxed
liEswiss lately: ...
O. "Ths cry was raised that Louis Napoleon,
incogbito, had landed in England, aud was
approaching London. Crowds surrounded
ths London Bridge station. Policemen
were presen, in strong force. Directors,
soiisiais, reporters, and secret French police
! swarfnsd about the premises. The train
was watched for, prayed Tor. AT hast IL
duly rumblet into the station. The hubbub
'swss groat: dozens Of hands were laid on
l'shs dogrs Of all the frat compartment. OF
. hrst.cluss carriages. Who should first greet
hini The astonished passengers could
hardly get OFT. Where was he! Why,
tdrs shough. In a first con, ,Sartmsnt there
was found quiet looking gentleman. with
u Prominent nose and mousiachs and i'm.
psrisI Of the victor Of Solferino. AZ such
he was hsiled. Ave Cesar, cried the
Board, and 'Hooray for the Nemperot'
. ''uted the crowd. The Poiice pushed
them back. The reporters du,y noted the
'svstion, and room was made for the imper.
i4l movements. High beat the hopes Of
the Handsome. Earnest, though humb o,
were the four -wheelers, when suddenly the
group about tho carriage pa ted asunder.--=
The astortshed gentleman explained TO the
unwilling sudi'ors who he was. iard mag.
istrate with speetacles, two railway inter.
prstsrs, and funr travelled .Britons, afr med
that he was moi ths Emperor. This being
Scbnfirmed by the verdict OF tho crowd, in.
cIudius the 'Funch Dstsctives.' he was
STefinitted to escape from his strange and
novel. situation. The British public were
sadoubtsdiy.s IA Meanwhile the new.
spread through London, and for lew hours
tbs hoax enjoyed very livel, existence.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-12-20

= thousands are daily speskins IN the praire 4
L DR.. EATON'S: 1nfantile Cordial, and ~hyl
because it never fails to afford instaneous relief
when -ivsn iu time. hacts a. II by magic, and
one trial alone will convince you that what ws
say is true. II contains no Paregoric or Opiae Of
an. kind, and therefore relieves BY removing IN
suiierings Of your child, instead Of BY deadenipt
ils sensibhties For this reason. II comments
iiselt as"nly reliable preparation now Known ~
Children Teetbing :Diarahea, Dyesn,ery. GriR.
ing 10 the Bowels, Acidity OF the Stomach. Wind,
Cold in the Head, aud Group, also for softeniug
the gums. reducing inflammation. regulating DE
Bowels. and relieving pain, il has esusl-beins
an anti-spasmodic il is used with unfniling sus-
cess in all cases OF Convulsion or other FiIs A.
you value the lite and health OF your childred and
wish 10 save. them from those sad snd blieHtfnt
consequences which are certain to result frain ths
use OF narcotics of which all other remedies foc.
lnfon,ile Complaints are composed. take none but
Or. Eaton's lnf.ntile Cordial, this you cas- rely
upon 1t is perfectly harmless, and cannot iniurs
the mos: delicate infant. Price, IS esnfs. Full
eciions accompany each h1t,ie, Prepared enIyt
-.- - CHURCH g. DUPONT,
No <09 Broadway, Nsw York
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Linss written ON the Death " li.rIe
Mary Feely.

'tnos written ON the Death " litre
Mary Feely"
Tread lightly by this little nshund,
1is where our Mary sleeps
It 10 a spot ot holy ground,
Where We are wont to weep.
She fingered around our pathway,
Till s,x short years had fed,
When her little feet grew weary,
/. And We laid her with the dead
"Mother I am going to die"
Were the words she sweetly ssid,'
When she closed her bright blse sys,s,
I'VE knew her soul had Hed. ~
We laid her here In the sutum lime,
: When the leaves grew pale, and scar.
We took the leaves of the wildwood bnr,
And strswsd them o'sr her bier.
She Genes no more at evening time,
To JOIN In our social glee, t
But We know che dwells in = "sunbright
cline"
Ane her happy spirits free.
That she waAders through slysisn bowers
And joins in the angels theme.
She plucks with them, fresh bloomiEg 9
flowers,
From the bink, Of tho crystal streams.
yet we s,ill keep listening all the while.
: To hesf her wsllkiiown voice.
, Or, catch glimpse of her play fu smile
:, We mourn and yst Iejnice.
.Thstshe was csiled, from this sinful world
To the mansions of untold bliss,
Where the rings. Of the angels are un
= ,iurled' If.
a tWhers she forever shall rest.
- We'll journey through this vale Of tears
Pill life dull lies are rivtn.
And strive TO meet osr Msry dear,
Az the porsiy Of Jon trae heaven.
W.. sno* she will wstch, aud wsit ou
stsi: cunning ri
"a Till Jordan's old wsvss. we hav,
"a Psssed,
Whom the light .. steruitiy's morning,
Shall dawn. on our vision at lsst.
Pleasant Valley, Dec. 1860. ?. II.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-12-20

Healthy human Blood upss hsiss AsaiyIsd q,
IL ways presents Us with tke same sssenda
elements, and gives Of course The Trss Sssnds3&
Analyze tie Blood Of person sufsring FROM -c69s
sumption Liver Complaint, Dyspssis, sev4plL,
&c, and we lind in every instspes ssrtssn dsalRl
encies in the red globues Of Blood Supply yhkss
deficiencies, snc you are made we'll. The 6oca
Food is founded aoon ihis Tteory--henss kess.
tonishing success. There are Five Prspsrss si6Aa
adapted 10 tbe Deficiencies of the Blood In dfzkl.
ent diseases. For Coughs, oelds. brosehiss, IA
any affection whatever ofthe Throat Or LuWGa3a
Guiding consumption, use No. ]. which q lso iRs
No. Tor Depression ofSpirits, Loss Of Appetite ana
tor all chr mic compls ints srisipg from oyerues,
generai debility and nervous piostrauon- Ne T.
tor Liver complaints, No. 8 for Dyspseis. Bsi5k
ALREADY prepared for absorption 4 iststts By. .drsp
and carried Immediately into Tie eisssladSs, q
that what you gain you retain. Tks No 4 10 e
female irregularities, hysterfa, WsaRnssiss fscE
Erupiions; .crofulous. kidney and bIalasr sonrIH
ints; take Nos In allcsses ths airsssions ns9t
nc strictly followed Price. Of the Blood FOOD d
per boitle- Sold by CHURCH 4 DUR0KC
No 400 Broadway; NV York
And by all respectable drugsisu ,hsesehoyt the
country. eh Msro01 AeelSa9ly
I l n PATTERSON. Agent, 81, CIaissvills, bio.
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TIE AnERicAH AoRicuLTuRALrsr AND
TEE NEw YoRK TaIBuHE.--Persons wish
log TO take either Of the above journsls,will
let us know st once. The frat monthly
(not weekly and with the Chron icls at
et,s0, will be given for 80 cents.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-12-20

0rTsx payers have been crowdine tho
Treasurer. Office all week, and Ipsying. ~
they say, 'their rent" We are thankful to
those who have remembered us, nnd only
regret tbst they were not more numerous.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-12-20
BELMONT COUNTY OHIO; COURT
OF COMMON PLEAS-NOTICE IN
PARTITION.
Thomas Love q Agnes Love his wife and
others, Plaintiff VS.. Jare Henderson and
IL oIhers. Uefr ndanist


lane Henderson, oi Belmont county Ohio, Leon.
d nrd Twinem and Martini Twinsn his vi ie ,:oi
Monroe county Ohio, John N. Henderson. OF Har.
rison county Ohio, Ann Mcconnell, OF 1uscaraw.
us countS Ohio, John Miniier and Mary Jane
Mintitr his vile Of Washington counry Iowa,
Andrew Henderson Of Douglas county Kansas
Territory, Philip Castle and Elizabeth Castle his
wife OF Washington county Iowa, John Swaney
and Hnfriot Swaney his wife Of Louisa county
Iowa, and VIM Henderson Of Belmont county o.,
(nduiisl and ThomasiJ. Henderson and Mathew
NJ Henderson OF said county ol Belmont tminorsl,
will take no6ce that petition was filed against
them on the Gath day pf November a, d., 1860, in
the court OF common pleas of Belmont county o.,
by Thomas love and Agnes Love his wiie, Rob
ert McConnel and Margaret Mcconnell his wife
and Andrew .Es,ep and Sarah Estep bis wife, and
is now pending, wherein they demand an sssjgn-
ment oi dover and partition OF ,he following ide.
seTibed real estate, lying in Wheeling township,
Belmont coui ~ Ohio q being part OF sec. 81, tp.
y, range 4, bounded on ths north by auds Of Jas
Tannelill and jobs Iiays; on the east BY land u
VIM. Patton and GeqIge Henderson, nihe sodtt
lbyiabd, ,of Margaret HopdeIpn g. George Hen.
Idsrson and on The Sssfw Ihds OF John Shafp
supposed To contain Is7 acres more or less and
more particular described Ia said petition. "A,
the next term Of shid Court applica ton will bt
made Tor an order thai partition &c /, be made ac
cbfdingiy. ID. d. 7 C0WEN,
Attorney Tor petitioners
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-12-20

: g e1-Sevstsi Obituary notices have been
crowded out this week. They will appear
next week. @i r"bt
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-12-20

DlED--Oct. 18th, 1860. n Kirkwood, Bel
mcnt county, Ohio. Lucy L., daughter OF
Rev. d. 4. and Susan A. Howell, aged IA
yeors II munths and days.
She was converted and ,ined the Church
last winter, under Rev. X. Hamilton. Pre-
vious to her conversion she possessed much
goodness Of heart, which was manifested in
acts of kind, ess 10 her parents, and al ct ,ers
with whom she sseocisted. After her convsr-
sion her life was more that Of matured christ
ian than babe in Christ. Iler Christian
career was short. bot eminsntIy pious, and
worthy Of imita,ion ~ many who are older
in years and In grace.
Her seat In the Church and in the SUD-
day -school was never vacant when she was
able to attend, especially the sund ay-schooI,
10 which she was deeply devoted. A few
days after she was seized with the disease
which bore her to the grave, it was thought
BY herself and friends that she was dy yins,re
questing hei Sunday -sehool teacher (sste .
Woodcock) and school.mates to be sent for
bidding them an sffectionate farewell, tell
ing them she was "going home to heaven :"
But for some cause she was permitted to re-
m ,in for season, which was one of great
physical suffering. Fur nearly four months
she endured her Affections without: u muir
mur or complaint, often saying she was
afraid she was troubl blesome to her mother,
and would like to get well, that she might
do something TO compensate her parsa:s ior
thnir troub g. - ---- --- e.
She hus passed 10 her home in heaven
May her parents, with her brothers and sis-
tera, meet her in that happy land! Amen
Bridgeport. Oct. II. go. w. DARBr.
LtcY.
She left US sad and weeping,
Ger what we could not save;
We weep m know she's sleeping,
Low In the silent gravs.-
fs ffowrets bloonhing-neurly
Nay fade a. early day;
So she we loved so dearly,
Hath gently passed away!
40 stars oft beam the brightest,
O'er the gathering tempest's train; 'r
On hsar,s Oft Lest the l,ghtest,
! Before approaching pain,
We joysd by hope directed, .
O'sr Lucys peaceful stay,
Alas! when lsssr expe sted, e.
She gently passed away! .4,t 49, .
Bdt would affections finger,
Eock up the gates Of bliss;
She wss't too good to linger,
In sueh q world as this.
From the coming shadeS Of even
To the ligh, " endless dsy:'
From earths dresr scenes to heaven,
She gently pssssd away. T..
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-12-20
SHERlFF'S SALE.

SHERlFFS SALE.
lncori"rated Village OF ST. Clairsvilc Va
William Booker.
RY virtue Of an execution to me directed from
- the court ot conincn pleas OF Belmont coun.
" Ohio, will off, at public sne on
Saturday, DECEMBER 29ih,- 1860
at the front door of the court house in ST. Cairs.
unc. between toe hours OF l0a m and p. m. OF
ga id dny, the following real estnle to wit: Lot No
70 In McConaughy's addition to the town OF Bridge
port, Belmont county Ohio. with the nppurten.
ancrs. Appraised at The sum VI 5000.
Terms OF sale cash.
.ieSs P. LOCHARY,
2,23 ,.....s SShert of Bel co., D.
Shcriffs Office, 81. Claifsville, Nov 90, 1860.
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Yearly advertisers are entitled 10 one square,
changable at pleasure; pei annum 25'
& R1r Advertisements with Cuts treble price.
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d. THOBURN,

DLAIN AND FANCY BOOK e. JOB
PRINTER, Chronicle once, Main Street, 81.
Ciairsville, Ohio.
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Disc rdcrs OF ,hc Ktdneys

DIsor ordcrs OF the Ktdneye
ln alt disSiders Affecting. .Ihsse orgaAS, whs,bs
they seereietoo nueh of too little wsisr whsths
they be sietri Win stone or srsve' or vtb se \.
and pans seil'ed in the ieins ovef the regions o
the Kidneys these Pfiis should be tsaen seecrdhs
70 the printed directions. and inhe Otment shosl
he well rubbed into the small OF tb4 bach al he'd
1ime rms treatment will awe simost fsfmsAisf
relief whsn ell the other msans have failed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-29
NEW YORK. RiARKRT-AUG. IS.


FLOUR sales of 1850 hbls At Ss,ssOas,s5 for sq
porhne state; s5tb560 Tor extra state; G5,2il5,ao
ior iuperhne western; ss 20 ior common 20 me-
extra round hooptd Ohio market closing q ute hfr
AZ the opening the supply was limited hnd ~ tair
demand tor export aud home consumption. FEieea
aqSih1Sjl qGSihSIBfKN FLOUR SALES 100 bbit at Ssss@
80 Tor sppgrhns; fa4ie loG common mn 9 g ehSise
CORN RiRAI,-In moderate request with sales
of 400 bbls Brandywiue AZ S3,s14 .H..
RYE FLOuR-StesdY salos st S3toai,2s Cor
common 20 choice auperano.
WHIsKY@salss go bbls at &c Market iess
WHEAT-In active request for export, aud with
only limited supply. Proves have again advanced
portion has beeu sold to arrive Sales of winter red
western at ,39e9lSii No, Chicago sprlne 60 ar.
rive at sl,l3i cQmmon % good white lntiene ~
iqan 40 l,At1l,55; mixed and red Iowa at 80
so soit and poor winteI rcd western at alioe l,so
common Chicago spring AZ Sl,2G red Tennessee At
''k'YR-Quiet. Sales Of 800 bush at 7687do.
Marley at esef ~. , e,,l..s, s,r n,,v.d
Western and 7Oo for yellow do, Market advanced 10
with moderate home trade and export demand
OATS-Scaroe and Armer. sales a. 5s94O9 Tor
Western and Canadian, and tilaflc for state.
THOR H-Firmer for mess and uuller Tor prime
SALES Of 1850 bbls a Slgaala7s Cor new mess Sl925
mess; SlO5 ior clear sl4,la9le5 for now lprinei
SlSals,25 for old primg. Including COO bbla new
nHRFFSNarEet quiet and stoady. saIes Of $50
bbls at Si,00614,l3 tor country prime; S3Ool95 ~
lQr country mest; SSalu'5o for repaeked ness 81
az for extra mless.
MISS nEEF-null; SlaAlA
HEEE h AlIs-Dull and nominal.
9se for shoulders; llc for hams.
LARD-Ouiet and unchanged. Sales Of 900 bbls
BUTTER selling at i2si6o for Ohio. l4@9OC
GHEEsE- Sales at s@lOJ4s.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-29
MARINE.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.
ESrEHED-Augest :

ENTEEED-Augnst 2s. Z
stmr. City Of Buffalo, Perkins, Buffalo.
Stmr. May Queen Niger, Detroit.
Prop. Mary Stewart, Richardson, Buffalo, mdse.
Schr. N. +. Burgoyne, Henderson, Oswego, light.
Scow Pontiac, Burlingame, Pt. Huron, 30 NJ lum-
her, 80 N lath.
Br. Schr. Beard, Wagner, Toronto, light
CLEARED.
stmr City of Buffalo, Perkins, Buhhlo.
Stmr. Nay Queen Niger, Detroit.
Prop. Mary Stewart, Richardson, Buffalo,
Prop. Prairie State, Williams, ogdensburgh, SooC
bbls nour.
Bque. City OF Ogdensburgh, Coehrane, Detroit,
Schr. John l. Graves Grover, Chicago, 200 tons coal
Schr. Star Of the North, Paiue, Chicago, so tons
coal. l9 do powder. .I
Schr. Summit, Robertson, Oswego, lA,00o bu wheat,
Schr. b. +. Wade, Paine, OsWegot l,n0 bu wheat.
Scow Cousin Mary, Woodruff, Buffalo, % NJ lumber,
Sow Howes Dandson, Detroit, ll3 tons coal.
Br. Stmr. OsheWe, johnson, Montreal, 800 bush
wheat 400 bbls -four.
Br Schr Cleveland, Beard, Montreal, 80 tons coal
BIZ. Schr. Gem, Brometlee, Pruce Mines, 500 tons
coal
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-29

~ f.tr rrf. PHmAnELPHIA, Ann 2S.
The various Democratic nominating Conventions
have been in session to-day, and there has been
considerable excitement.
john Broodhuad, President Of the Camden 4 At
lautfe railroad was nominated iOr Congress By the
~ District
John Kline, Douglas man was nominated in the
ld nistriof .-
Ms. Morgan. DouGlasite, in he 4th District.
Mt. ~ Lehman, Douglasite, In the lst District
Thomas Florence was his chief comp stitOr
There has been no disunion in the lst District as
was expected would result lrom the defeat al Ihos.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-29
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.

.. IKpiASAFols, Aug %. .
Hon. Tom Corwin, Of Ohio, arrived here 10,
day.
Hon Frank Blair, EN-GOv. Chase and many
other distinguished speakers are expected to
night
many places in adjoining States indicates that the
Republican demonstration to morrow will Be the
largest political gathering ever held Ia the North
west
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MAkING CONNEUIIUN5.
At Cleveland with Cleveland Toledo, Cleveland,
Columbus Cincinnati, Cleveland Erie, and CieYe-
land Pittsburgh Railroads.
At Solon, with hacks TO Chagrfn Falls, &C
At Mantua, with hacks for Ravenna, &C.
At Braceyille with hacks to Newton Falls, &C.
At Warren with hacks to Sharon, Greenfield, Mead
nile, bloomfield, Oanhelds &C.
At Youngstown with stages for New Castle, Po-
land, Lowell, and EnOn Valley, and thence By p. 4.
W. & q. Z. r. to Pittsburgh. -
Clereland. Feb. a.lsss - - - - =
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NrwARK, N. j Aug p.
Mrs. Hemenoyer, aged over 20 years, committed
suicide Yesterday by cutting her throat with y
razor. She was denmged by illness.
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..al Nav YoEE, Aug. 2s
Edward Flynn, member o the dro department,
died SO the hospital yesterday from injuries re
ceiyed al 8 hremhn's fight
convict at Sing Sing prison was stabbed TO
death Saturday, BY another convict uaIned kel-
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FROlI WAsHINGTON,

WAsHINoros, Aug 2s
The United States steamer Pocahontas left New
Orleans for Vera Cruz last night, taking out OFF,
partments
The Interior Department has been informed
that since the defeat Of the hostile Indians Col.
LandeTs wagon road operations have been pros
ecuted with vigor and that they will be complet-
ed BY the Ist of October.