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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-04-11
ASHLAND COUNTY PROBATE COURT.

< following Executors, Administrator and
i Guardians having filed their accounts in the
office Of the Probate Judge of said county for settle
Ement, to-wit: f
Final account of VIM. s. Strickland and R. Cowan,
Executors of the estate of John Galloway, decd.
Final account of Mary Mozier, Administrator Of
John g. Mozier, deceased.
Final account Of Thomas HAYES, Administrators of
g. d. Shipley, decd,
Final account of Herman Alleman, Admir-. of VIM.
| Boots, decd.
Final account of Abner Finley, admir-. of Jacob Peck,
Final account of Jacob limerick, admir-. Of John EN-
erick, decd.
Partial account of C. Ward, Admir-. of David Borden,
Final account of E. G. selby, Guardian of Henry
Vantilburg.
Final account of Solomon Kahl, Guard. of John H.
Kahl. -s ,
Final account of David Huffman, guard. of Lybella
and NJ. NJ. Huffman. E
Final account of Hannah Way, Guard. of heirs of
Daniel Way, decd.
Final account of John Morley, guard. Isaiah worley.
F" Samuel Meng, guard. Cathsrine Buffemire.
" Charles Disbro, guard. VIM. Disbro.
" Abner c. Reed, guard of Eliza c. Reed.
Partial account of Thomas Budd, guard. of Alonzo
Budd.
Partial account of Balsermotter, guard. OF Nathan NJ.
Cronenwett.
The same will be for hearing in said Court on the
Id. JONES, Probate Judge.
Probate Office, Ashland,
April IL, 1860. 3w45*
SHERIFPS SALE
Luther Grail & Co, In Ashland County
A. J. Fry, David Dor
land, & H. Buck. Common Pleas.
DY virtue of an writ, of Fl. Fa. duly issued
ID from said Court, and to me directed l will sell
at Public Auction on the Premises of A. ]. Fry, in
Perry Township, in said County, on
Saturday the 2SM day Of ApriI 1850.
| af-.o. @ba ho,,, sc -, a-o1o.l~ nj o-I fo,vr
o'clock P. NJ. of said day, the following described
goods and Chattles to wit: Two Bay Mares, one
Black Horse, and one Sorrel Horse, Levied on and
taken as the property of A. j. Fry, DEPENDENT to
satisfy said writ. Terms of Sale-Cash.
JOHN J. HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
April 18th 1850. tspf So ,33.
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SHERIFF"S SALE.
The State of Qhio. In Ashland Countv

The State e. of Ohio In Ashland County
Jonas Motter. Common Pleas.
! ID virtue of a writ of Fl Fa. VS.. the defendant.
duly issued from the Court of Common Pleas
| of said county and to me directed, 1 will sell at pub
lie auction on the premises of the defendant, Jonas
Motter. in Ruggles township, in said county. on
Saturday, the 21st day of April, 1860,
between the hours of ten. o'clock A. NJ. and four
o'clock P. NJ. of said day the following described
goods and chattels to-wit . Nineteen head of cattle;
two work horses; one yearling colt; one hundred
head of sheep, one wagon, one buggy, two sett of
harness; six acres of wheat in the ground; two acres
of barley in the ground. and one half OF nine acres
of wheat in the ground. I will also sell at public
auction at the door of the Court House in Ashland,
on
Saturday, the 2Sth day Of Apriz, 1860,
between the hours of ten o'clock A.. M. and four
o'clock P. NJ. of said the following lands and tene-
ments to-wit: Being the west part of lot %, of sec
ton 9, township one, and range twenty, containing
seventy acres more or less, all of which levied on
and taken as the property of the above named de-
PENDANT at the suit of the above named plaintiff
Land appraised at s., Terms of Sale-Cash.
JOHN J. HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
MahoI %, 1860. 43tspf-6, &c
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Mem advertisements.
SEMI ANNUAL nxH1H1r.

GHowING THE AMOUNT OF MONEY RE-
. naming in the Treasury of Ashland County for
SIX Months ending March 81, 1850.
TAT FUND.
Amount on hand, $29,56,6 ;
-" Col on Dec. dup. 17901,61,2
=" of Peddler License, 1850
{" SO Auction duties, $3.50
" Tax pd into State Treas. $17ss, 81, 2
&" Ped. License pd. same, 1850
-" " Auc'n duties, Is " $685.
" q Treasurers Mileage, - 16, 00,0
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SHERIFFS &ALE.

SHEIIIFF 3 OALE.
Charity School of Kendall, In Ashland County
Thes. ]. Bull d Wife. Common Pleas.az
URSUA to the command of a pleurius order
i ofsale. duly issued from the Court Of Common
Pleas OF said county, and to me directed. I will sell
at public auction at the door of the Court House in
said county. on
Saturday, the 18th day Of May, 1867
between the hours of ten o'clock A. II. and four
o'clockfP- NJ. of said day the following described
lands and tenements to-wit: situate in said county
of Ashland and known and described as OFT lsts
number one hundred and thirty-seven, fi37fone
hundred and thirty eight, (136) ono hundted and
forty seven, CAD one hundred and forty sfxd46l
one hundred and thirty nine. 1890 one hundred and
forty, Q40l and one hundred and forty-fve [l4sl in
Wales, addition to the town of Londonville contain
ing. about thirty three acres. Appraised at $l05e 90.
Terms of Sale-Cash.
JOHN J. HOFFMAN, sheriff re-
APrllll, le6o. tspf-oS,5OF
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John Sherman, the King Charles Poo
die, VS.. The Administration.

"Mr. Sherman said that the President had made
the first issue with the House on a most important
point He argued that the House had power to
make inquiry in any way it thought proper. The
doctrine enunciated by the President, is the same as
that which cost Charles I, his head, viz: that The
king can do no wrong"
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S10914 20 6 $ll202 Is 8
And overpaid 2S7 90 2
POOR FUND. ~
To amt of poor tax col
lected on December du .
plicate $3.50 81 9
By amt overpaid 1915 81 4
By amt of orders redeemed 1887 Al o
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-04-11
S M A LII F r IL S.

TTAVING for many years paid special attention
to the cultivation of small fruits, we are now
prepared to furnish, in small or large quantities, the
following valuable varieties
.. H.ae q u, III a NJ u n q 4 = Y . -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-24
III ? - = =
uste.i October 70. 1880
I. =. :. ~.
HyM
- BO S..-zzlzl a

MASHoqPs.z ~ kIy2
now LOST. nov REsTGREas 3
Essf nsas6 ii . ealed EspstcTFs =
A LgSrURE on gHE sAEURE g&A s5sa.isa
NJ aaDEa AE5 xyrRg or sPgRM sas'' :.
= seminal wsaknsSA, ssxaas Dsnihty, =
80 - TsxoInEssarr REptssians STodESSR - -
tszGs gsssaa aEnpGada sAsa asssas a'aa Fas sid1
n.y. ~ n0a. r. CuIygawEitiy NJ. D.. ..,
ssa isapoTIGnt taeS thai the Awfsa e@nssq =.
AZ sss aiGss nag - ssssaalas EASasyse
X. ~ II MEDICINES "a tAs danEsgals -.
aes,st = InSiKYEsns ata. ssiicathd hyHg1ss -
r fcaf devisss, l. here clearly seH'@s'', rs.
All IT'S entirpy aew ana hiEAg s1Essse. a. q.
sas.t a sieptl4 ns the celebrated ssth't ~, .
siairsd 81 means Of ~hlcA every pas u -. g.. -
20 hinasslf perteetiy and 81 iAe teAsi p.r,rgs
go thsrety zvoidiug Bill lAs aflEFtt4sed HI Us.
81 10 ,Isy. rails spcsurs vii pgofe booA = '7s'
assIs ard lhousapdss .. ,,.5s~ a -
sgset NADER seal 20 afsy sddrsss fos. sT q
s.s,.i.ss ~ ssss pogsags staaIpss af @Saf
- ! Y vs as = = fsepi g. s0-I'
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-24

rY1RusTgE's SALE
L I wh&s~ss, 4. o. Verd sxseatsd to DlrI
Names his certain prDEnissoRY Bsts, bSAflHg ia
4gns 25th 1859, for LAs saza 81 Easht HuisaJt ~
Fifty Dollars, payable twsivs nssshs s<teF hs lsa
tAsTsoa yssth sa4Crset az tas Esss d ten pg IT,
oe4 snnuaa, ausg aas whAea sasd pyemissor7 ~
ass indoraaak b. sAs said Hxlass to ira fiasseg kz
whereas bAR tAe better sssasang the - tmst 81 ~
neaa to the said Ira Palmer, whsu sas sang kaIs
amssaa pasasa2, sas said A. O RohS $50 Gtsh
4 RaHA his awfxs, s2aSmzSa this csytsan TfEsi ets
a "a tszlswtns aseesansd aeAl gssasa, ts-wit.
Less No saA ten In ss~ city Il CesnA BiEsl "
spr2ang to Gha eriginsl sasvey As raaaR ~ fha1a
aostevan Of sAsa city, b. srSST Of RfEna sGss1
Gasszag S&&&8 of E@ks&wassazis EeNafE, i9Sa
ms yssg a. D, E8as, ssias chs zane preElss ~
d sasKsaslsn Of a. o. Fosa- Also, Lat ks. "
Ssax& Ne. % In Ragstss MrEs aa1fFca, ID . -
SF~ae hses bu6asg In kka ettT Of 9suacI Eaz IoSA
esss agaag asss a&ss Rsssss II trsss - ~ ssxa
/ a. Mssszwxsaxnis esssss, sSsss, ~ Trustee u y
premises, sstasft.lns szs saspSwesias 1s -
ssyqaeal az salA hats. whsa sa& sazaa VIA sss %
ssyahls to advertise said searsssEts In aHy ssTs4
| per printed IN The eqyAy 81 ~ ssslaSaas ~
| Dor At leass shirsy 49, - zh1 ~ ssSae 81 Fas-
kurEian az che Oegs Huass aoeS IN ne eaV "a -
each slae ~ Ehs sald trustee shall deem HsQss a4s
sageaE fsr s&@ 8sid paAvSSazaess sR 80 nasA tlsa
as gaaii be neaesAaFy 10 pay 90 ss anaount drt fa
costs aud to pay over the bafancs % pEcesees ~
RayaM% TIE &&Fz&&s Efs&s &z& &A$Sss&1s W s41@
IN ar thers Vel Ia tha sald A. g, Fare an -
3 enscats deed ii ss@ simple % shs palrAasx
1 yhs said rfoperty whiEA sAsd TTnat nesG sss -
fsr mesasd ID ms oGsoa 81 the Recorder Of pee@
Pott xwaftNmie enaHtg, IoHa, ca The TIA Isss
% KsEE, and the Same "a rsnaFaaa IN BeSa d ~
sss, In said ua1ee. And mssF@As said snts 10 -
ahs property Of the said Ira PistaFs anA NJ "Ss
hAx nastuFed and become payAass, sad sali ~
! ansasmas txh@sks ame An@ assBaid, L'48a s2A&
I shaTFH III fhs Eounty of roftswattAmis, hSl - -.
trustee by yirtae thereof hesnsy giye a'tt's ~,
vail oder tor 4aIs AID sell % tAe EkessS {--ka
cash Inv saaAlEa AASssdn All aneI sass' sVsf -
a. nv III 'tauAeh Bluaz, PsftAwatta@l' easS5
ssyga. on SATURDAY the 24th aay d sege1asss -
I ipsa. betwesa he haars Of e'ekoaA "a I
oics5Ck r. NJ. Of said asyt Ehs Ae9Ss -
I'd ur9rnssHa ~ 10 aaaaA HarFT9f as A@~
l gycpsRaFy TO pay "a said Egte Eith tBs 60.
eEpeasea a9 asta aaae, aga HaAssS sad ~ 4.
ppsser 10 sfas delegated BY sAla ffsst pEs -
rss,te Deed in fee simple Of 90 10 sch Of "
| mas al MAJ be sald, "a ihs SasSasaer v
4 20 'fsssrgTsssSs f'S7FSs Il CAAia
/ Sheriff pollawatsagnAe ssuAi3. l1'4
I and Trustee Aegtlas r.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-24
|DURHY THE BLOOD.
"a ~ SEgg-E az -,
nj . RR T's
LIFE PILLS AND pH0sIx srTEa
Pyss Evm az Msnsyss psssoa,

TAs gzaa pssaisrsss vase4 Msssss Lin gn, .
Ka&sIx kgstaTr hays sztalmaais oaassa sezzs a a.
sxtssax1sazsy sarss s3se+ss bY tksiF ese, Fssss,
aHAasssAfy fcs % pfgpzistss y snsas iata y.
aeusRs xsslgSis II ets nzeSezl yirtass q -,
des HsvtHx teaz mars has ewsasy ysafs -,
dsa pu5iA srz t&vin& tnM uaissd tsssiraaay a -
EAsa TAssf MIt1<gss VI psessas vac Aass "a >
stored ID TIE e4fgxMAas 81 psFfssx health b. ar
Ii Ii aeaisxSA skAs thstf rsgstasisa a. he sss =,
stshis mezstaas aaauits " Nc 6sspsss.
. IN Aanaest svsrY city and village IL tha rzA
States. lhars are many wAo are rssdy 10 tests
theaf sFsc&eg In removing disease, and Ssylas a
Whole system rsaswed yiSoF sna health
Ii cases Of scrofala, UtcsTy sewrvky sr b.
tssSs OF the skin, thsapsnzsaoa Of skA LIFE M.
cIKgk 10 truly astonishing, often rsnovtaf , A
few 4xyk, every rSstige Of theae lostAsama tsss-
e., hsy their parifyiug sfgeets % the baeod As
Fys8h ggyekkAI Aga Bysp3sssa, pFssa IA
araf suasafx. fhaSs al diseases zSsz yies4 L ID
curative pFaRefSIas. Nc kzaaagg 1aosId b q Agg
tAsEa, - sy thar ttgBsiy use HaweA saaegink AZ D.
pszlss may be saved.
re raEPAKED ~
ID. MTElEAM q. M1RBAg, n D
w&w EpRK
sa5a by r., SEEsAaAA b Co. Cosacii Bazga
Il ASF3 - w .-e
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-24
:. -,ggTT,g Ye swAMP LANp Pag-EA IP-t
CouTy JrbdEG osdlsA7

CasarH B7Ess, sss!t. y, - - 4
gassce is hereby gwen e tae I,1Ss'a1aftaals
- xx4 fsxsEaSMsA Lane. fa Fottz mstssl
-. 80 iheiF Assizssss, saat -
- -, tsssea q shis osoe ST 81 iss 80
,assweS r.sEsds d said esszs -" i ).
"a - sssSrnAssd By sv1&
-. "a aissasas sse ifsa - ~ s
- as.fn serss Ara tat the = = ezses
"a Ye~Esapsf-r GsrfsaSa - - sssussas tsks
= - = 40 sae Tst yasss ll Esaxs.
ssi--Fsa = . 80 s.. ri. cAsADy, csaaN IL
gsssaaasr %, 1865 s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-24
PiftsbuFg, FeBn

Who a!ss nIsHEt&efuFe . stsadaTti qUa!.y
acsugtlr syia for Soap Makegk, sgda, Ash, ss1zss:
Soda Ash Sal Soda, Chl0rl4e of Co. teaga. Csg-
pegas. AAuzzAase, Nitric AEsa, SaaE sileT.
Aus, Bleaching Powder, AuSisaEc A-A
sulpharic Actd Aqua Fartis, llle-
r0rurm, Extra hsahssa sHtw-
WbIte Table and paAgy au4
~ PaGk4nz saAS, MagF@as :
. 30 - - led pare and Dry
Put ap In various paa&sSAs &a6 akyats TsE sEg
pure salt u the saEntEy. -,7Ftg4k-4f
E1rFssf sSls "a IA asors-zaasess iH t4ip rz4sss
States -. ..ss5E ,H. .Ea "a
1000 cases s&poniAer, xeauias, Ter sAia al zsg-
afscaarefS prices Ia lets to snit 1pzxchaaers b.
tf.' ''-..t PIKE KELLOGG
azz 81, Isso-iy 81 Lguls, NJ
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-24
| SAPONlFIEg, Or
10
&C BCEA RATED LIE
III Tnn nar.F.. Eli

An Indispensable article m every Family v+s.s,
by, vita their ordlaEFy kitchen grease, a.r.aa
with The sSppBIAeT, they can Faake elf the 10 asr
E1se--h4Fd sof&, ST fancy II wlH make Ia. 70.
Ter Sofl, and will clean type to psgfectioa-a~aax
equals 1t EaT stDuEtuE,
Pot up in atr~tsgAf kngz bosses NJ poRsra nd
which viii wake. win Or PauFlds gre4st I'D
10 10 10 gslloas elegant soft ap#p, u elsti = q
patsats aAFd saAI E4I&#E l.
fthas bees tysss sewezRi ysars siRci. i.ii Iarl ..
able AFiIcir yea tAxat futsadMard to rss patti ~
the ratk&aalap IN whiGh IL Is hsba Rst4grft asa
and sRa@ ftarH@Ess demand TOT d fFgat nil q4lrss4
are Conclusive proofs q us reel msslI agg y
o. d s44a4iy arLIeis-
Betcrre Of IgaltahaMs
The 6ucCess Of cur srtIclr. lk- III TT Al .s,E
srtea Of truP merit and value. las laaE ~ Eas'.y
eipEed pATtl+, 10 GmIEate IL. We thettiaTeF.r..s
DE pabIi$ sG4laaE worthless <asaatsgEeIis II;
nouS hut ill., yeauiBcs 1TtsIn.4l aI1a paEEAt@t - Z
aaassafact5reyi MY By she
Fssasasg |gor.a So! AsEs5 aetErtag CoEgssl
OlE4st rsEentuTa, A!leg4sy Co., Pa.
Oal-e AID Depot, NJ 80, Psaa atEess, slovsaa
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-27
No more Adulteratiou.

The liquor venders Of this region NAV not
be aware OF the fact that the present legisla-
ture has passed very stringent law against
the manufacture and sale of spurious LIQUORS
wines and elders. The first section proyiJes
that the maker or verder of such nr,icl.s
shall, upon conviction thereof before amy
court OF competent jurisdiction, he fined for
e"cn oHehce, III any sum not less than twen-
nVe dollars nor more than five hundred
u"ii"rS' 10 which shall be added the same fees
ana costs as are taxed und allowed in other
criminal cases.
Inc second section reads as follows:
Upon affidavit being made before any Jus
uce OF the Peace that the party making such
| amuhVlt has reason to believe th # ndnltrru-
tea alcoholic or spirituus liquors. wines. cider.
beer, or other liqaid used 40 beverage. are
heing ilnported, Inanuf ,ctured or sold. rs des.
erlhed III the first section ,f this Act. an or.
der shall he issued authorizing the seizure bv
any officer or 10y the State Gauger and il i
hereby made their duty to seize any amount
not exceeding one gallon of the liquor or
other liquid, ms aforesaid. for the purpose of
testing the same. and the testimony of any
competent chemist or examiner shall tie re-
eelved in any trial arising under the provis-
ions of this Act.
The third section provides that no man
convicted of the above named offence shall
ever import, sell. or dispose of liquors, wine,
or elders again in this State, and no license
shall he issued to him.
The 4th section provides that, if the party
convicted fail to pay the fine imposed, he
shall be imprisoned in the county irl, ut
the rate of 50 II day, until the amount of the
fine is covered such imprisonment, how
ever, not to last longer than six months.
The remaining sections are as follows:
SEC. 3. All sums of money collected under
judgments for violations of the provisions of
this Act shall he collected as other judgments
in criminUl cases ate now collected, and shall
he paid into the County Treasury of the coun
ty where such Judgment was obtained and
shall he set apart to and for the use of the
Common School Fund of such county
SEC. 6. Nothing contained in this Act shall
apply to the compouuding Of drugs with al q
cohoc or spiri uous liquors or wines by any
regularly educated physician or druggist.
when the same is done for medicinal purpos-
es but this section shall not be construed to
allow the employment of any phvsicinn or
druggist for he purpose of preparing such
compounded preparation for use as common
beverage.
This Act was approved by the Governor
on the l4th inst
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-27

AMERICA VS. CHISA-A correspondent Of
the r'umas Standard, thus speaks of n fight
which occurred on the l4lh inst, on the North
Fork of Feather River:
A number Of Chinamen had iumped some
mining claims belonging to three Immigrants
me nttrr On attempting 10 take possession
oi thrlr claims met with considerable resis
mhee-but finally got possession and had
Ueeh working about half IA day, when down
came about fifteen vdiorous sons of the flow
cry klngdon"-led ON 10y furious looking
opium smoker beating gong in a style that
would have discounted "Butterftld" with
us Gg drum; followed hy "moon eyed
'ohh blowing some sort OF wind instru
ment, which produced an unenrthly sound.
lne immigrants at first supposed the day of
Judgement had come-that they heard GA
oners horn-but on seeing the eeiestidls con-
cllde1 that prudence was the better part OF
,,al"r, and inglOriously fled, leaving the
'ohns masters Of the field, who, uncrrimo
a"usly, removed sluice boxes, ETC. Their
n'uaph however, was Of short duration, for
S'v immigrants soon returned with about a
aOlen men armed with pick handles, wLo
Upeneu such fire upon the Johns. that they
we're eompeled TO leave The field, "sadder, il
~. wiser" Johns. But one Chinnman was
.SIlousy hurt, though quite a number were
'Oh'l erably bruised
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-27
TELEGRAPHTC,
FOVER THE STATE LINE1
Arrival of the Cortez z-NIexican Nev,

AiIINal oil the COrtez Mexican News.
SAN FuANetsco, April 25rh.
Ihe Steamer CUrtez arrived last NIGHT ot
4 o'clock, with the mails which LETT New
York March 3lst.
BY "dviees received at Acapulco it was
known that the liberal army, 6oOO strong
under Gen. Ahgazone had retakcn Colima
and Marsels, the conservadors left witbou,
resistance.
Bark Dalnicta, Capt. Manly. had been
seized at Mazatan by liberals and confscnted
for having rendered material aid 10 the con.
'erv"dor'. Capt. Manly is reported to have
lost some SS,O00 in specie besides his vessel
Passengers.
bishop Scott, wife, l. Pickering. wife. 7 Tatv n
+ heed, Mrs Hutton aud family, Frank II Hint.
lmn Miss Minnie Hutton, Mrs G Wood. child Miss
iIh0nl"s' X Crawtnrd, wife, Miss Moore, Rev T r
iFl"nd' Rev NJ Jackson, Rev d Willis. N Cate.
Mm McCoy, Clnudet, wife, Miss Clara Cliffnrd
Mrs Martin, family Mrs Peters. d ngbter p /
" Ne'i' B Garbee, family, Miss Gnrbee, Mrs R
Rodgers. Mrs K Hadev, child, NJ Shaw. wife !
TraverIsh. wife, Gibson, Miss Kenney. Miss
Donovan: MISS + Guggan,M Lyncv, wife. y Rtlpb.
wlie, n NJ Lund, r Cross. Md Tapine. children
u Wnrley, D McClay, F Fessell, NJ Augnete. NJ
Lorlmer Gilmer, children, Mrs F Cthar
chiid Mrs Netcrb irs, G Goldman, A Moore. Carl
Muller Mrs Warren, w Maras, Mrs Maras, and
100 others. N''N
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-27

A CUTE TIEN-Two years ago. we had hen
that took it into her head tn make II nest away
up in II live oak tree at least forty feet from
the ground; liking the prospect. she squatted
there. aud in due time commenced her incu-
hntion Not ex 'ctly approving her mode OF
proceed z, we tried to eject her from pos
session of her nest hut it was no use, she had
got too much ahead of us, and we had to
await the result, ofcourse expecting terrible
chicken strophe. 1t came hut not in the
manner we expected On returning home
one fine day, we found our aspiring old hen
cluckiug around the yard with seven fine
henlthy chickens about her. How she got
them down is a mystery, but there they were
without the slightest sign of damage occa
STONED hy their frightful desceut.-San Jose
Reporter.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-27

BILLY CAEmrHAM AND BONNIE BELLE
s. enking Of the race which enme off WedneS
dny over the Centrevile Course, the Stand
ard says:
The prevailing opinion that Cheatham''
game leg might balance accounts between
him and Bonnie Belle, brought large crowd
to the track, who seemed TO consider them
selves well repaid for the dust and heat they
encountered, ny the opportunity afforded
them of seeing Cheatham galloP. 1t is sci ,
dom that more snowy animal is stripped
upon race course. In the way OF running
he had nothing to do the mare was out OF
fix. and did not come up the expectation oi
her friends the horse throughout the race
placed her Just where he pleased, and came
through in both heats with his mouth wide
omen. The first mile in the second heat i
officially reported to have been run in i;ol3'
Cheatham is owned by Nathan Coombs
and Bonnie Belle hy E. A. LathroP. The
race was for purse of $500.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-27

NoN EXPLOSIVE BURNING FLUID.-We wit
messed, last evening some experiments with
u burning fluid which is utterly unexplosiye
The liquid, when put in IL lamp, gener ties IL
species of gas, which fills the vacuum be-
tN cen the fluid and the burner. The can
which held the liquid was presented 10 the
flame Of lamp. lighted, aud in moment
eNtingui1hed itself This is au invention
which, if it had been known years ago would
have been the saving of many lives and much
property The inventor is Mr. D G. Smith,
who intends shortly to establish manulactu-
" in this city.-S r Gazetts.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-27

AN INTERESTING March The most inter
esting event of yesterdays meeting upon th,
Centerville Course. was mntch for five
thousand dollars aside. two mile hents, to he
run in the fall of '63. between The so get OF
Billy Cheathnm md Belmont. Cheatham is
backed 10y Mr. w. A. J. Gift. and Belmont
hy Mr. williamson. It. is und, rstood that
Mr.. Gift is looking to fine Cheathnm colt
out Of the dam Of Susie Hawkins dropped
about three weeks ago and that Col. Nil
hanson made the match with particular re-
ference TO Belmont colt about mouth old.
out of his own mare Liz Givens.-jStdndard
1hurSddy