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!. s. DONOVAN.
my2Its J. b. CANNON, Auctioneer

TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of a decree of
Il the Circuit Court for Baltimore city the UNDERSIGNED
Trustee will offer at public sale, Exchar &c Saesroom
Second street, Baltimore city SATURDAY, the 9th day
OF June, 1860. at l O'Clock p. st.: '
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND situate in the city of Bal
lmore and described as follows to wit Beginning the
same on the northcrly side of Pratt street. at the
OF AZ feet and inches southweserly from northwest
corner OF Fratt and Canal streets, at the southwest
e LOT ground hereto conveyed by Levin Colbert to
A. ABBOTT and running thence southwes-rly and
lhE on the nOrthernmost side of Pratt
ches to lot of ground heretofore conveyed by Stewart
powh anu John ; stiles to William L. Stewart and thence
niRg n2rthwestery along said lot and at right angles
WIN Tratt street luO feet less TO PhiInot lane.
thence running northeasery along said lane 9 feet tn th
lot Of ground conveyed to Edwin Abbott as aforesaid
and thence running southerly bounding on said asf
mentioned lot by straight line to the place % beginning
rms property is improved by handsome THREFSTORY
BRICK BUILDING No l26 + asst Pratt street. and is sub
JeGt to ground rent Of SOL so payable half yearly
Terms of saIe-One half cash, the half in months
credit payment to be secured by with an ndorer To-
be approved ~ Trustee
ROBERT l. GARRETTSON, Trustee
j. B. CANNON,
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yVIH7S IS To GIVE Y0TTCE THAT THE ST r.

IL scber has obtained from the Orphans Court Of Balt
city in Ma ylaRd letters tcStamentdry the
tate of ELIZABETH MERRY MAN, late Of said city, de
ceased All persons having claims against the said de-
ceased hereby warned exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof to the subscriber before the eth day
of November 1860 they otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit Of said estate All indebted to
said estate requested to make immediate payment
Given under my hand this oath day Of AZ, 1860
nv 5-IqVi tut
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VNHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
subscriber has obtnted from the Orphans Court Of
Baltimore CITY, letters of administration of RAN
DOLPH LATIMER, late Of said city, deceased. All per
sons having claims against said deceased hereby warned
to exhibit the with the vouchers thereof the sub
Scrher or before the 18th of November, they
otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit said
All persons indebted to said estate requested make
immediate payment Given under my hand this 9th day
MAY, 1860. RANDOLPH B. LATIMER,
INV D1nuV t,rE mi +r,+or
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FIRST. Cr Acc, nun, VERY ELEGANT
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE-That the sub
scrberS have obtained from the Orphans Court alti-
more city, Maryland letters of administration per
sonai esateof JOHN CUMMISKEY, late said city,
ceased All persons having claims against the said deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the with the vouchers
thereof to the subscriber, before the
December le6t they otherwise, by law. he excluded
from all benefit of said estate. All persons indebted
said estate requested to make immediate payment
Given under our hands this 2lSt day Of May, 1860
CLAUDIA G. QUINN lSKEY,
EUGENE CUMMISEEY.
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'INHlS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
subscriber has obtained from the Orphans Court OF
Baltimore city letters of administration the personal
estate of BENEDICT j. SANDERS, late of said city, de-
ceased All persons having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the with the vouchers there
Of to the subscriber before the LIST day OF December
next they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit of said All persons indebted to said estate
requested to make immediate payment. Give ualer
my hand This 2Ist day Of Nav. 1850.
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VHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB

Il scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
Baltimore city in Maryland, letters Of administration
the personal estate Of GEORGE c. URLEY late of
said city deceased All persons having claims against the
said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof to the subscriber before the
day of December they may otherwise by law, be
cudcd from all benefit Of said estate All persons indebted
to said estate requested to make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 18th day of May, 1850.
MARrHA GNIRIEI,
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TsHE IMPROVED
Il METALLIC INKST4ND.
CHEAPEST AND BEST
THE MARKET.
EIGHT SIZES,
SPONGE CUP ATTACHED
Wholesale and retail by
PETER WALTHER,
anIS- 10 W. Pratt st Baltimore
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s&. NATIONAL STOVE WORKS.
81 WOLF, STANLEY CO.,
ERSIA WHOLESALE
- STOVE MANUFACTURERS,
II. Z. CORNER LIGHT AND LOMBARD STREETs,
mFI4-eOIm RAITIMORE
MUSICAL BOXES

90 BALTIMORE STREET,
Have just imported an invoice of SUPERIOR TONED
MUSICAL BOXES, playing Overures, Polkas, Walzes,
Quadriles, Marches, Hymns &c, &c, with Organ, Cas
net and Bell accompaniment, g. and ars-for sale
wholesale and retail ap25 tfr
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fI4.t FOR RENT
Kill THE WESTERN CHINA HALL DRY GOODS
zs&.1@ TORE by June LIST. Apply TO SIMON BOLTE,
my2y5tN 5l3 W. Baltimore street.
O. VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AND
SsijI REAU lIFUL GROUNDS in THE WESTERN PA RT
s1 or TIE ClrY.-The subscriber offers for sale the
beautiful SQUARE OF GROUND, bonded by Gilaor,
Sucker Townsend and Mosher streets The improvements
with double porticos large bck stable and houses
&c The shade and ornamental great variety
large size and great beauty and Their large number
emo ceS variety If fruits flowers and strawberry If
desired more ground adjoining this square can be pur
chased For price and which will be LIBERAL apply
the premises to
my22cu3tSd2t eco y DT-NVFr
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-11-28
Thanksgiving Day.

The Union Thanksgiving Meeting will be
held at the Presbyterian Church on Thursday,
at half past ten o'clock. In this, the Aetho.
dist. Baptist and Presbyterian churches join.
There will also be service at the Episcopal
Church at the same hosr. As to the Disciple
Church we have net learned.
At the churches, a collection will be taken
up for the benefit of the sufferers in Kansas.
We wish we might say that the places Of
business in this town. EOuld be closed, but we
cannot. Iftae principal opposition esme from
those who were peOc, and thOasht they could
not afford for one dayia the year to cease from
toll, and unite with the thankful all over the
land, in giving thanks to the Great Giyer Of
all good, and allow those in their employ the
sam privilege, then there would seem to be
some excuse; but those who most strenuoHsly
oppose this measure, and nave always opposed
it, are rich.
If there was ever q time when the citizens q
Ohio had reason for gratitude fur blessings be-
slowed, it is COW. Health Re in all her Dor
ders. a season teeming with plenty, has just
passed, and her granaries are full.
If citizens of the United States can eyer have
reason to pray that peace and unity be preserv-
ed,i is now; for the spiritof anarchy is abroad
in the land.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-11-28
Hartford High School.

The exercises at the close Of the Fall term OF
this School were held on Friday evening last
and were on the whole highly complimentary
to both Instructor and pupils. The deelama.
tons, with some exceptions, were well delivered
and the essays were good, while some were read
others lost most of their effect by low, indistinct
utterance. Would it not be well, Mr.. Editor, il
modern girls were permitted to spin, drive the
covs. or oxen. skip into the fields, and laugh
run jump, and hurrah, yes "Holler" till the
old woods ring. as did their mothers of yore, till
they acquire force Of voice. IfthOse resolutions.
on girls rights" were universally adopted, they
might do - without fear ofill -natured remarks
The absence of dialogues was more than made
up by mirthful sallies in different pieces. The
motto Of the school was well chosen, What We
have become, not, what we are" as probably =
large number of the scholars never appeared be-
fore 50 large an audience before. and the object
of this is to encourage those patiently striving
for excellence. Much credit is due Mr. E. Mer-
rell, the instructor, for his thorough discipline
Of the younger, and careful training of the old
er pupils, by whom the mental feast was large
" increased. The exercises were intersper.ed
with excellent music.
The next term will begin the first Monday in
December. Arrangements are made for ~insIruc.
ton on the Piano or Melodeon, also in drawing
and painting if desired. OBSERVER.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-11-28
Indictment.

We publish above the indictment as 4 matter
of curiosity to the public. The language is not
in the style OF Prosecutor Stull. The IGto re-
quires the above form. VERBOSE prOli<. and full
of mystifcation. But Law is law-and so forth
and so on. and as such. and hereby, and afOre-
said, provided always. nevertheless, notwith
standing pu=-lieRdun.
Is it not high time that the useless verbiage,
repetition and absurdities of indictments, he
wiped out. and our criminal law revised y
Reverence for antique forms must govern our
reason. 1t is astonishing that such absurdities
should have 50 long remained the law of free.
enlightened and thinking people.
What is 10 be said of asking a prisoner.
whether he is guilty or not guilty of the offence
alleged against him? An Irishman being ar
raigned. and to the question guilty or not gull
tyr" replied. Just as your honor PLACES. 1t is
not for the likes o. me 10 dictate to your honor's
worship"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-11-28
Judges Hoffman and Wilder.

The Jefferson Sentinel thus pays a merited
compliment to Judge Hoffman:
"Our Court is still in session, and business
is being rapidly dispatched. This term has
been held by Judge Norman, while Judge
WILDER holds the court in TrHmbull. 1t is
a general opinion here, that few men possess
such rare qualities for 4 Nisi prius Judge, as
Mr.. H. We have frequently heard him highly
commended by the older members Of the bar.
in this respect The younger brethren Of the
profession, are Of course pleased with his per-
sonal urbanity, and good natured and pleasant
way of doing business.
Quite az much can betruthfully said of fudge
WILDER, who has presided at this Court in this
County, in the absence Of Judge HoFFNAS.-
We have heard but one opinion expressed con-
eerning him, by lawyers, witnesses and eli
ents, viz: one of unqualified praise. His char
ges are clear. explicit. and without the slight
est leaning to either side, and the business is
conducted with the utmost dispatch.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-11-28
Democrat Once Removed.

We owe our neighbOr RIrEzEL an apology
for negleetiRg to speak of the removal of his
establishment to the third floor of Hunts new
store on Main street. The rooms are earssious
neat, well adapted for the purposes Of & print
ing Office, and a great improvement or those
ever occupied by the Denoe-et since the reeol,
lection of the Oldest inhabitant.
DR.. d. B. TcoOs. who for some two or three
months before the election, had been doing the
political editing of the Democrat, advocating
the election of DOuglss,) has retired, and Mr..
Ritezel again takes the chair. DR.. Woods was
a gentlenanly. able and henorAble editorial
opponent and he has our best wishes for has
fabure success in has efOrts to heal individual
ailments. or those Of the body polite.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-11-28
The Alphadelphian.

The members of this Literary Association
will give a public exhibition on Wednesday
eveningOf next week, att o'clock. Admittance
ten cents.
As most Of our citizens have attended these
exhibitions in times past, it is net necessary for
Us to eulogiLe. Let all who have an interest in
our schools. and all who desirs Z rich treat, at
tend early.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-11-28

Mr. ThOs. Mccormick has purchased the
frame building recently occupied by McCombs
4 Smiths. and will r-move it to the west side OF
Main street. he will occupy the first story with
a Grocery. Warren needs a grocery or two y
and Mr. X A. A. Baldwin intends opening n
billiard Saloon in the second Story DemOer't
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-11-28
Millinery,

Mrs. Messer has been in her new rooms in
Smiths 4 MeCOmbI' new block, lsecond floor
for some two or three weeks. With the i'm
prOvement in her location, she has increased
her stock and again offers to the ladies of this
vicinity as large and beautiful a variety of
Millinery Goods as she had on Market street,
before the fire.
Mrs. King is still on North Main street, but
will soon occupy her rooms in Andrews d
Weeks new brick, on Market street. Although
her present quarters are not very cOmmOdiOus,
she has a fine variety of goods in her line, and
can suit the tastes Of all.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-11-28

e mifes Ncrsh Of Karen.) that n part ofas
semblage was out Of doors; that the deed was
done Intentionally, with deliberate and premed
itated malice. That the word malice. in law,
has A meaning different from an ordinary mean
ing. that it signifies a heart devoid of sense OF
social duties, fatally bent on injury to fellow
men. evil design, the influence Of 4 wicked.
dcpraved heart bent on mischief; that a crime
committed cOolly is done premeditatiedly or in
pursuance Of a previous grudge, that II is not
necessary that the intention should have been
conceived Tor any particular period Of time.
The count adjourned until | p. N.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-11-28
Cool

Cool.
Yesterday morning, the thermometer ranged
at 10 and ~ degrees below zero. and early on
Saturday morning, We have been informed, in
rather an open situation, the figures were 20 de-
grees below zero.
The above is from the Cleveland Review Of
the 26th inst. Some two years ego the Review
took us to task because we reported the weather
as some five degrees colder at this place, than
it was at Cleveland. Now the Review makes
Cleveland thermometers indicate 90 degrees BE-
iOGc zero. when the lowest here, was eight de-
grees a6OUe. A cold place that Cleveland.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-11-28
Current Money.

Bills Of the banks in the New England
States, New York. Indiana. asd Kentucky
and the Banks of PIttsburg. are taken at the
Counter Of the Western Reserve Bank, and Ly
Frecmsn. Hunt & Co, All other bills are un
current, though there are some which are taken
by the merchants in exchange for goods, or in
payment Of accounts.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-11-28
Change Of Time.

To day, the trains on the C. & VI. Railroad
commence running on a new Time Table. (see
another column The Express Train, going
west, leaves this place at s.27 A. II. and re-
turns at SOS P. NJ. The Mail Train going
east. leaves at Il.37 A. NJ, and going west, at
300 p. N.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-11-28
Cold Weather.

Winter has made US Q short visit. On Thurs
day night snow fell to the depth of three or
inches, and on Friday the mercury fell to 10
degrees above zero, and on Saturday morning
to s above. Sunday was nearly as cold. On
Monday the skaters were gliding over the fro
zen surface of the river. Two or three ventur-
some sleighs were out on Saturday and Sun
day, but the grinding of the runners was proof
that they were in advance of the season. Over
coats, furs, blanket shawls, mittens, horse blan-
kets, red noses and large fires were in the as
eendancy. Monday, snow commenced falling
about Z o'clock A. n. and continued to fall IN
til 3 or P. n, when it began to rain; and on
Tuesday morning the snow had disappeared.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-11-28
The CcntinontslS.

The Continentals gave concerts at Empire
Hall on Friday and Monday evenings to full
houses. Their reputation had preceded them,
and high az were the expectations formed con-
corning them, they did not ~disnppoint them
We hope they will pay Warren another visit.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-11-28
Fire.

On Saturday lAst, during the severe storm g.
bout 10 o'clock A. II, the dwelling Of Mr. VIM.
West Of S~OuthingtOn, took fire and with its con:
tents. was burned to the ground. Loss about
$1,000. No insurance.
/ M. West is "a .eHt<rprisiug man, and will
build agAiA ss sosa Il possibi..
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-11-28
Justices Election.

On Saturday last. Thomas Craig, Esq, was
reelected one of the Justices Of the Peace for
Warren township.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-11-28

Mecca Oil Bulletin.
Pictorial Illuminated .Editioa. Out Friday
$50 A. n a; Purter's, price two cents.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-11-28

We. the undersignsd citizens Of Eris City aaa VI
entity, have used DR. 2. Hzll's Celebrated cSugh ZEN
edy with great -saeesss. in curing diseases OF the
Threat and LunKs, and take pleasure in
ing its Hss to the afflicted - . speedy and sEsAI aal
remedy. fully worthy Of public eSnAde7ee-
James Thompson. Matthew HaniEo5. n, Shisk,
John AslborA, ST.. ". Ryan, Richard Rosa,
John A. Tracy. Robert Cochran. J.T. Case,
John ". N'Lane, Daniel Bear. Daniel HuTer,
John ". Hays. IL Robinson. C. z. billet,
yohnR Cochran. W. " sehs, J Mooney,
John X. Uahiars, P.H Burton, J.W. Culver,
Jshn NJ. Warren. AlansOn Sherwood, VIVA. n. Nay.
John 8. preWn, W. II Cooper. An. Tarbsll.
g.. L. Forster, Joseph Desnsr, r. A. Behn>tt,
J. W. Huli, .Bsni. Grant. J. SzlesbuTy,
orvics smith, = Laeius A. Hall, n Mayer,
O. DumSra, Thomas M'Kss JL. Long.
II. o Root. Nm. Gallagher, J Robinson "a,
Wilson Kng, .-chas. ". Kslso, Silas n. Finch,
Daniel Miner, D. 7. EnsigH. c. Howell,
C B Wright. - SOIL IN kRIB ONLY. BY
p HALL,
Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor. Halls New Baild-
ing State ST. PRICE 3h y PER BOTTLE;
aud Sold ny Agents generally Sold IN Warren b
Woods a Pew and no, a slratiol.
l0ct !. 1850, snl
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-11-28
JOHN N. STCLL,
D-A.-a:

Mr.. futile then stated that the bill Of indie
nent had been returned 3 true bin by the
GrAad Jury and that said Klingensmith had
previously plead mot guilty"
He then re,d fs statute respeeinr the crime
Of murder sa1 msuslauehter.
BE thea stated What he expesed 4. l..
that Reeves was killed, ID, he vas ILL., I1
somebody, Sd be vas killed by John KIinesn-
sniih; thtt It vas done Intentionally. that he
lloW , sttsFek-s 30 as to eause immediate deatL
Gst he efsemhlA9e was ct one LaU~bors;s
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-03
COMMERCIAL.
Crane sanSord,s weekly Provision and

ST. Los, Saturday A7snng, June 30Provisions rrtgir
Their hrs and decided upward tendency, ali Of aco1
and Cut Mats having advanced from 4 M since our last re
port. Transactions in Mess Pork show an Of Csc w
a aeesn this ne with me continued steady demand al al
vanced rats, give every Of yet further advance
prices appearances strongly tie opinion hal
the seasonwill so out high figures
bea1s commune ia1er heavy generally, The exceedingly
favorable feather for the coming crops yer completely neu
zng in the minds OF specuasors the strongly preached up
prospects a large European demand
CORN -0pened dull and inactive, bat favorable adv les
from New rieans towards the close Of last week.
proyemenOn good shipping qualities OF from &c over last
weeks rage Other grades bling without saieria change
Sales Of IN week. last night range AZ ows Mixed from
45c 70 52; yellow 47cto 5le White SIC to s6c cosing win
sales tCdF at about same figures.
EHEA-as been inactive The depressed state Of the Flour
market ces millers to hold back, holders
them in mnes the range Of prices Of the showing
they haytobtaned an advance Of FROM range
last week Sales during the week. Night range
Spring al Olub at Doc Ilkc; Common to od Fall I2c
day OF spng az sc and 5c latter for new Good and Prime
Fall at l2c and i3oc'
RL0UThe symptoms Of improvement that appeared toWsrls
Close OF at week. were OF short DURATION and m reap
ed Into ormer dullDess We hear Of no sales OF large lots
and prcen this merely nominal beng almost
exclusveF small orders Friday buyers offered 20
for City per inspection guaranteed in New oreans sellers
Offering same hgure without the guarantee but mers
sold at S25 $3.50 We think 0s decline from last
is asr OF general feeling in supers Eit no
change irfhe higher grades
BAcO Hae been sold Of from &c to c over
last weess sales, and is generally held higher We
Quote Prime City eat pckd. Shoulders at ec Ribbed Sides
joke to 3 Hams, plain naked at 9 0 canTasssc do I0c
ugar Cyed c2nyasSed II &c to l2c
round lots held Of the trans
actions omportance have TRANSFERRED Small irregular lots are
sold at le to lsc according quality Receipts SO ties
20 kegs. CRANE e Samoan,
4.tE Brokers in Proyis;o1s and Breadstnas
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-03
Cincinnati HTarket, JUNO 40

FL0U market is dull heavy and nominal Cor sGperne
and ext Holders apptar very eager sell larger
pfoporn Of them manifest disposition to make concessions
meet h views OF buyers. superne is freely offered 81 Gj
and there that good brands sursr
1ne care had 81 So Rxra 4475
are Gders here led and there being speculative
feeling the Market willing to hold For the
standan brands Of extra Family in fair request from the
trade shade bOw the asking price. We quote superne
81 65a IS; 81 1906 and extra family including stand.
ard brds st s. 1895. There IS bb Cream Of the West
a. - q zoo do choice extra at IS 95 and $50 do uperhne
MIiAT-The market is unchanged and dull There but
little deng The most OF the ilers have Withdrawn from the
marke Mllers that making purchases do only
necessities require. We quote prime red 81 lO9l a.
SIi4
CoSThere good demand at &c for In bulk shelled
ong in fair demand at 4c for Mixed and SOC for prime
PDVISi0Ns-Bacon Is held very firmly and clear
hghf Sales AZ hhds shoulders 9 and 20 bills sides
at IL hone sides firmly held at lie. Lard without
material change l60 bills sold &c. There demand
Tor gar-cured hams ana held ray l2e;
salat lie. The stock OF all kinds is light.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-03
Arrival of the Overland ma,,.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo, July 2.-The California Over
land Mail of the nth and telegraph dispatches of
| the 18th has arrived.
Apprehensions of Indian troubles are over.
The Pony Express route will soon be re-estAb-
lished.
The miners are returning 20 work
The Corn Stalk leads are hattering
Indications are peacable on Walkers River and
Moro Lake.
The stage was robbed of $50 900. near Chico,
BEETLE cOumy.
Honolulu markets were very dull. The schooner
Far West reports further guanO discoveries
san FRANCISCO, June 12.-The Golden Gate anC
Panama have arrived.
Business Eismcderate. Lard and bacon slightly
advanced. t
Terry's trial has been removed to Marion county,
indicating his acquittal-
PORTLAND, 0regOn.-The result of the ell cich is
doubtful The probabilities infavor of Logan for
Congress. The complexion of the Legislature is
not ascertaned