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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-05

wrong That party denied that they ever intended to do
them wrong Wait till they hear the inaugural of the
President which he trust would breathe spirit Of kind
ness towards the South well ards the North and
express the determination that entertainments shall
be made on the rights OF any one.
On motion OF Mr. Sherman, It agreed that when
the House take recess it be until Monday at 10 o'clock
Mr. Dawes from the select committee on the Presi-
dents message of the sth Of January reported the fol-
lowing resolution:
Resolved That the Secretary in accepting without in
qury the resignation OF officers OF the navy who were
in arms against the federal government while rendering
the same and of those who sought resign that they
might be relieved from the restraint imposed by their
commissions upon engaging In hosttes TO the cousti-
tuional authorities OF the nation has committed gross
error highly pr,udcia 10 the discipline of the service,
and Injurious The honor and cency OF the service
for which be deserves the censure of the House
Mr.. Baker spoke at some length defending his own
position in desiring vote for the Peace Conference
propositions.
The Senate was still in session at | o'clock this A.
NJ, at which lime we we're compelled to go to press.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The Speaker laid before the House letter from Thos
H. Ford, resiguing his Office printer OF the House.
The occasional struggle Nat ensued for a recognition
by the Speaker occasoned the greatest possible confu
ION. Twenty more members sometimes vigorously
prung their feet holding in their outstetchcd hands
ne propositions they seyeraly strOve to offer. The
chorus "Mr Speaker" deafen ng and that officer
bore the iufic'ion with becoming resignation
Mr. Dawes moved the previous question on the adop
iOn OF the resolution.
Mr. Branch was opposed to the report az one Of the
committee and asked leave to address lew remarks to
tie House the subject
Objection was made, and Mr.. Il. moved to lay the bill.
on the table. Ruiused.
The resolution passed-yeas &C. nays 90.
Mr. Phelps offered a resolution complimentary to the
Speaker, Hon. VIM. Pennington, for his faithful, cour
GUS and impartial administration of the duties imposed
l00n him while presiding officer of the House
The resolution passed unanimously with a few
options
On motion of Mr. Phelps the House proceeded to con-
sder private bills on the Speakers table.
After number of them were disposed of, the House
dj0urned till 10 o'clock on Monday
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BACON ~ BASKERyILLE,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS AID Dealers

DOXsL HAVANA LOTTERY.-Tle ~ owing
numbers drew the principal pzeI 10 the drawing OF FebuA
ry2 l.Gl:
Numbers. Prizes. Members Prize. Numbers Pike.
35,l'5 siG'oQ :$'$i t@oO0. 1881 $1,000
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$50 1857 Gi2 Gy,G 15, 80, 9ii3 g'5l Ot1 To- - u,,y,
2IlI 2l8'G 1884 40 2i951 z2i5 2ls 1916 10 D. ,lt,
2c22z 2.la9 ,,C s5, 1884 2IG 1903 2yss2 tdoOJ eash
Norcs1hr No l Extraordinary Drawing - The Royal Ia
lottery vii take llace Air h. next For schemes
rckoti adde's EDs K DAGusz Chaeon south Carolina.
NH lIinHf
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-ALEOrA vALuAnLErnAcr

II ~ LAND, LYING ON WAKE fhEk, IN tLOlLtrIfk
COUNTY In Pursuance Of deed = tut executed by Amada
20 Joln r. Tl4ferro shall MONDAY the 9Th dsy Nay
the door Of tie Court
~ sale Of that valuable TRACT CT LAND M TIE nor
lie Of Ware liver, ia Gloucester couut, when John bells.
lately resided which conveyed by John TaaieT
TO- said Amanda J-uArd. 1h, res ar,
Bay IN River whore uy-rs al
obtained At little expense wi 40 ba dngs
ry for n comfort Of family and possag soil pDle o.
very high degree Of Improvement.
description is deemed Unnecessary q
p.r0ns desr1us hasng peer
eHaui The msts before purchasng will give any nioms
ton which may Be desired.
will be much IN cash viii be luflcisti
pay and charges sttend the execution - he
thousand dollars MI Ga Thereof,
January $50, four thousand
tho SOh day Jaruary 1855
due q tr purchase money such terms ase AID Amanda Jef
rAr may prescribe. NYNDHkH KEMP,
nib It's 5uce,trr C.urt-Htuse
VIRGINIA: A. Rules b.liil the Clerks Ohce Of She
cu, Court, Tor King and Queen County Monday the h
day Of Marc1 1861
Andrew Boul~are sometimes called Bcu!ware survivor
ofhinself and D. Calvin Dew DECD Panuna
against
william Bagby DeieniILt
IN DEBT.
object this suit Of the defendant
Eleven Hundr Dollars. be discharged by the payment
Hun red and Puy ioarsw fh
January $50 I'LL p,ii and AFFIDAVIT and
ed that The defendant alb named nonresident q his
Commonwealth, the said defendant Is notified ppeaf ne
holden the Clerks oftfe said
Monday 10 Ap and do whs necessary protect
| terest In this suit
Teste, ROBERT POLLARD JrCC
mh5-WiF cap,-Tese, ROBERT POLLARD Jr q G.
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VIRGINIA STATE CONVENTION.

The Convention met at II o'clock NJ
Prayer by Rev. Charles II. Reid of the Presbyterian
NhIrCL
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= 80 bblL prime Sugar,
100 liz O do,
n,s S'hhd'' H. u a'' 40 '''s 'A Y sToKEs co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-05

" 800 ban prime Rio o Zee, -,
70 Lsgusyrs do In store and for s.l.y
mh6 4. ero6H w.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-25

1t will be seen from telegrapbic dispatches
that the Star Of the West, with . large sup,
ply Of provisions, has fallen into the posses
sion Of the rebels. This 10 the same steam.
Or which made such an inglorious retr eat
from Charleston harbor, and II she enters
the rebel service under the same commander
he will save his reputation for courage 81
the expense Of showing his hand as a trail
TOR. We cannot conceive how the Star OF
the West could have fallen into the hands Of
traitors except through the connivance or
cowarjce OF its commander. We trust that
il will be fitted out as privaseer by JET
Davis, and speedily thereafter fall in with
some vessel bearing the stars and stripes
and be blown to ssDavy jones' locker, -
.s.sips moi = man nor aspar to remind the
world Of ito infamy.
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fFrem the Richmond u, bssparoh.1
A Southern - oNs against HMsstn n
lima = CT pa lAOn.

A SOuihern Hows against Nnsstn N
Emancipation.
| The emancipation Of % 900 900 serfs at q
single dash BY the present Emperor Of Rus
STA, is one OF the boldest strokes Of policy
ever attempted. Ite effect is to reduce ~
| once to beggary nearly the whole Of the Rus.
sian nobility, hitherto the ruling power in
the State. 1t 10 understood that almost all
| Of them are In debt, 10 several times the val.
ue Oh their whole estates, leaving out the
serfs. These constituted the principal oapi-
tai OF the whole country. The emancipation
act, therefore, destroys at single blow 40
much capital, and so much credit. This can
not be done in any part OF the world, with
out producing shook which must be felt
throughout the whole range Of civilized So
ciety. We know not at what value per soul
the Russian serf may be estimated. We csn-
not suppose, however, that it is less than
$500. At this rate, the Emperor Of Russia
strikes dead, at a single blow, five thousand
mifiions of capital 10 the hands oil bis sub
jects. All Russia must stageer under such
blow. The whole world must feel il. Com
mercial revusions must inevitably ensue.-
Credit must be tried TO ito utmost capacity OF
bearing = strain. There never was such an
experiment. before upon the prosperity Of q
nation.
Our Northern Preachers and pro.slavery
politicians defend slavery on the ground
that the slaves Of the South are poor Afri,
cans and an inferior race. The Southern
Shareholders sympathise with the Russian mo-
bes on account Of their lnas- OF capital if
the emancipation OF the great mass OF the
white population Of Russia from bondage
And in truth slavery 10 right or wrong With
out regard to color, and ell theoretical APPEL
ogists and defenders Of slavery so hold, and
quote the Bible and ancient history in de.
fence Of white slavery as we'll as OF the
slavery of the blacks.
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lowar Troops.

DuBroUE, April %.
The Governors Gregg, as men, and the
jackson Guards, 80 men, lift this city on
the steamer Alhamhra tins afternoon for the
rendezvous at Davenport. About 1000 or
5000 people accompanied them to the steam,
err, enthusiastically cheering.
Rev. Mr.. Fuller, Methodist Minister Of
this city, enlisted 10 the Greys as Chaplain,
on condition that he be allowed to carry .
musket.
About SO 900 has been subscribed here 10.
the support Of families Of volunteers.
The Washington Guards leave for Daven
port on Saturday. The war feeling 10 10.
cressing.
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fHiLADFLPHIA. AnrlL $50
SIS a51 wumEn, nearly aTI between the ages Of
Is and IS, have enrolled themselves here as
nurses.
The Baltimore American of Mon iay con
firms the scuttling of the Pennsylvania, Co
lombus, Delaware, Raritan and Merrimac at
Norfolk, BY order Of Capt, Pendergast, and
the destruction of their arms. The eHly ves-
sells saved to carry away the Government
forces were the Powhattan and Cumberland.
The chips houses were being torn down and
factories leveled to the grouad, with the in
ten,ion Of firing and abandoning them.
On Saturday night the Mayors Of Norfolk
and Portsmouth sent flag Of truce to Pen.
dergast To ask il be intended to Ere on the
towns. Hereplied that be should act alto
gs,her on the defensive. II fred upon, or
the Navy Yard was attacked, il would be his
duty to fire on the two cities.
II Was not known whether the pawnee en-
tered the harbor or returned to Fort Monroe.
The excitement at Norfolk and Portsmouth
was intense. Women and children were Az.
Jag, and meH rallying to arms.
II was expected that the ship OF the line,
New York, on the stocks, would be fred be-
fore the yard was abandoned.
LcvelliDg buildings, BY blowing them NJ
with powder, was going on, and il 10 though,
there would be 40 effort % destroy all. Il
was feared the conaagration might extend to
! the cities.
! People OF Norfolk have seised the 20 wde,
house at Croney Island, and removed The
| powder to the CITY, and are making arrange
ments for vigorous defence.
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From lsatstm orc.

Nsw yoRx, April %.
Gentlemen from Washington report tina,
Bal,imoreans had telegraphed to Harper's
Ferry for Virginia troops TO come to their
support.
The honse Of Henry Winter Davis vas en-
tered BY mob, but, he having left, bis fam.
ily ~as not molasted.
The hall OF the German Turner's was
sacked.
The citizens of cockeysville were holding
Uaaen meeting, when two omnibus loads Of
Baltimore police soldiers came up 10 burn
the bridges to the Pennsylvania line. They
we're attacked and disrcraed BY the Union
men, who formed guards and protected the
bridges until the arrival OF the PennsylvAnia
troops.
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LEXINGTON, No., April %.
Between two and three hundred Union men
assembled in the Third Ward yesterday af
ternoon, and raised the Stars and STRtPEs,
and expressed their determination to adhere
to them to tho last. Speeches we're made by
Messrs, Field, Crittenden, Cooley and others.
The most urbounded enthusiasm prevailed,
and the speakers were a eeted with great ap-
plause.
X rHrgs and enFhusiaslic secession meeting
was held in this county on Saturday last,
which VAS addressed by Hon. s. II. Wood
son, DIR. Gordon OF the Legislature, and
many others. The res ,utions were strong
and to the point, thanking Gov. jackson for
his manly REPLY 70 Lineoln's call, and Offer
ing four regiments of slaves 10 whip an
equal number OF abolitonists.
Six military companies are already formed
in the county, several numbering 100 men.
Tho military spirit is high. Lafayette county
10 equal to the emergency.
The old Union flag wac hoisted in Old
Town o-dav, but was soon torn down,
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Another Traitor Deserss..-VBrgtnt 4
Troops ~ Arlington. &C.

HARRItDURo, April %.
Caleb Gushing arrived here yesterday. lie
left for Washington on Sunday. He says
that Gen. Lee, with 5000 Virginia troops,
wac covering Arlington Heights.
Lieut.. Jcnnifer 10 reported as having do.
sorted from Carlisle Barracks. He had full
knowledge Of the plane Of the Government
Dispatches for his arrest have been sent in
every direction.
Caleb Gushing narrowly escaped injury
from the people OF Cariisle and Chamber.
burg. lie stated that DO was on his way Il
Massachusetts 20 join . regiment for the d
ieDce Of the Union.
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IN Extra session - the legis,atur r.
Dem u dee.

since the occurrence OF hostilities the
Legislatures OF almost every State ia the
Union with the exception OF Iowa have been
convened. II seems to us that there il no
State with better reasons and greater mecca
sity for an extra session Of the Legislature
than cur own. This impression is not ours
alone, tut so far a. We can learn is . very
widespread and almost universal sentiment
amongst the loyal people OF the Southern
portion OF the State. The example OF oil
our sister States, and the general sentiment
OF the people In favor Of an extra session
OF the Legislature, would Of themselves. 40.
der present circumstances, amply justify the
Governor in issuing proclamation for that
purpose. But 1t seems to Us that the pecu-
liar condition Of Iowa impera,ively demands
such course without unnecessary delay.
The General Government ia involved 10 .
war for the defence Of it's very existence.
That war will soon involve all the States Of
the Union, With from twelve to fifteen Of
them enlisted under the banner OF the mill.
tarj deepetism enthroned at Montgomery
and sworn to overthrow the Government and
Constitution Of our fathers. Our welfare.
our liberties, all that Iowa holds dear 10 EN- :
braced in the preservation OF the General
Government with all the authority conferred
BY the Constitution, and in the proud posi-
ton she now holds among the nations OF the
world. Only to the Legislature can We look
for such ample provision Of ways and means
for State defence, and aid to the General
demand and the people are unanimously
ready TO contribute.
Our militia are utterly destitute OF organ.
ixation, and there is no law on the statute
book under which thorough organisation
can be had. The State has no arms 10 sup
ply the citizens for self defence, or to furnish
the volunteer companies for purposes OF
drill and discipline. There are no means to
provide our volunteers with the necessary
clothing and camp equipage, or to pay those
who should be enlisted in the service as q
hUtuS W. ueeu @hFtllieTNs We U0GU
flying batteries, we need defensible posts or
Cur uuruur, aud We need considerable body
OF men under arms and in service. 10 fine
the State should be put on a war footinI
sad amply eupplied with arms to meet tn
impending emergencies.
The accomplishment Of these object
which the people in this section Of the Stat
regard as essential, is beyond the power o
the Governor, and should be submitted l.
the Legislature. la regular course, the Leg
islature will not assemble till mid winter
and could accomplish nothing eifectual IN
der twelve month to come. We therefor,
urge the Governor to emil 40 extra session Q
the Legislature TO assemble. az speedily a
possible, that the people Of Iowa may
through their representatives, express thei
estimate OF the value OF the Government,
and make adequate preparations for it
maintainance and their own defence.
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The Acnssied SHIPS.

The Baltimore American OF last week gives
the following account Of tho condition oil the
vessels since scuttled at Norfolk
PennevIvNnia, immovable.
Liner Columbus, a-eless a. present.
Liner Delaware. nreless.
Liner New York, never launched.
Frieate Columbus. oct 81 order.
Frigate karltan. out ~ order.
Steamer frigase Nerrimac, needs full "a.
pairs.
Corvette Germantown, almost ready for
So.
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0TThe commerce OF tho confederacy be-
gins to feel the power Of the federal law
Sixteen vessels from Southern ports, having
Southern clearanees, were yerterdAy 6sed
OF Feb. l0shri783. and one ship from New
Orleans forfeited besides all ito foreign mer.
chaniise, worth over $500, under the same
iaw.-[N. Y. World.
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Fire.
CKNTRALIA, ILL.,, Api

CKNfRALiA, ILL.,, April %.
The stare house and carpenter shop be-
longing to tho Illinois Central Railroad Com.
pany, with their contents, we're burned to
the ground At O'Clock this afternoon. IL
10 supposed to have been the work Of An In :
cendiarv. Loss estimated at 825 900 be-
lleved TO BIO covered by insurance.
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PNet1N Expe,>eTI11N


fsHE finest collection of Plants received direct
from France. Messrs. Peliorce, Flower and
Shrub Sellers In Paris and Versailles France, hays
the honor Of informing the ladies and gentleme
Of keokak that they have just arrived here with
the most varied and most splendid collection If
plants and shruts offered IN This city s.ch as
Camelas, Arracancarias of different species. Daph-
pes, Orange and Lemon trees from Chioa, Rhode
dendrums, Poena Arhorca, new Dentsia, 1850 new
Rose bushes, Fruit trees. Pear trees, Apple trees
Cherry trees, Plum trees, Vines, Peach trees
Strawberry and Gooseberry plan Of various kinds
Flower Bulbs, IL new species Of Pinks which
figured at the Grand Exposition, Vegetable Plants,
&c. Prices very moderate.
N. B.--Amateurs who shall hanor us With their
confidence, will please call At 81 Main-ss The
Plants and shrnbs to b. TO the country will b.
packed by the seller. Catalogues may be had in
the store. We shall remain in keokuk 4 weeks
only. fapr23datl
1
pain OF KEsg. NOVELTIES
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The safe 'rransn 81 Troops GaaTan.
tecd by Maryland.

BosroN, April %.
private dispatch to Messrs. Sprague &
Co., from Philadelphia, states that the Gov
from her charter to convey troops from Phil.
adelphia, IN consequence OF Maryland hav-
ing guaranteed the safe transit OF 5000
troops through Baltimore, daily.
ANNAPoLis, Md. ,-Supday.
Gov. Hicks protested to Gen. Butler Of
the Massachusetts, Regiment against landing
troops here. They were consequently land
cd at the Naval Academy, which is exclusive
property OF the Government. The Following
is from tho Baltimore American Mayor
Brown, OF Baltimore, went TO Washington
Sunday, at the request OF the President, and
had . long interview, in presence OF tho
Cabinet and Gen. Scott. The President
urged the absolute necessity OF transit
through Baltimore. Gen. Scott's opinion
Was to bring Noops through Maryland, eva
ding Balsimofe II the people would permit
it. War TROOPS must select their own best
route, and IL molested must fight their way
through. The President and Secretary OF
War heartily concurred 10 the desire 10 avoid
collision.
The Mayor said the ssghorities would use
oil lawful m cans to prevent parties leaving
the city to attack troops passing at dis
lance, bat was unable to promise more. Tbs
President said that no more troops would bt
sent through the city unless obssructed in
other directions, with the understanding thai
the oity authorities use their best efforts "a
restrain people.
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so, 1000 Men 90 be MASTERED into ser-
vice.
NEw Ynpw A neil %

The State authorities have decided TO mus-
ter into immediate service the whole or the
$4,000 volunteers authorised by the Legis-
lature.
The Common Council las. night voted one
million dollars to arm and equip regiments,
and bali a million more for the families Of
volunteers.
TIE Brooklyn Common Council voted
300 900 for the equipment nf the a.h p r
lment 10 leave TO morrow.
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!
from New Orleans.
Ngw On.RANs. Ar,

New O1LKANs, April ~
The Birmingham, Boston and Texas line
or eteamcrs has been temporarily suspended.
II 10 reported thAt Houston 10 about to
speak at Galveston, announcing his determi.
nation 10 oppose LlncoInism. Preparations
for war 10 Texas are progressing on large
scale. The remaining Federal troops at In
dianola will probably be taken prisoners.
Six hundred dollars Of the loan ut Mobile
was taken by coiored people.
Cotton dull; salee l ,l27 bales at lilo for
Upland. Pork ie firm at SIS SO to 800
Whisky 203c.
The steamer Hannah M. johnson, leaving
Pensacola yesterday morning, reports eight
war vessels of the harbor, as 10 supposed
with reinforcemepts.
New ORLEANS, April %.
The free cofured population at . meeting
to dny, resolved to tender their services to
the Government for the defence Of the State.
A meeting ia called for tonight to adopt
maasures to clear the city OF Abolitionists,
who have already been arrested.
The steamer Cahawba has arrived with
Havana dates to the 18th inst. The reduo-
ton Of Fort Sumter caused great sensation
ut Havana. Business was almost suspended.
The steamer Mohawk has arrived with the
same dates. She left in port the Empire
City from Texas with 600 troops FOR Key
West ON the 18th.
The steamer Atlantic from New York with
troops anchored near triangle shoals on the
18th and communicated with Fort Taylor
She left on the l4th for Land Key. The
Powhattan- appeared OF the harbor on the
l4th, and exchanged signals with the Crusa-
der. The garrison ct Fort Taylor and Key
West Barracks were engaged in drilling at
the guns. The Atlantic brought commits
sions for me OF the new Federal appoint
ees. The commanding officer at Fort Taylor
was appointed postmaster at Key West
Havana was healthy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-25

TCouGns.-The sudden changes OF our
climate are sourccs of Pulmonary, Bronchial
and AsthmAtic affections. Experience hav-
ing proved that simple remedies often act
speedily and certainly when taken in the ear.
ly stages of the disease, recourse should at
once be had to "BRowN's BRONCHIAL Tao
cHEs," or Losenges, let the Cold, Cough, or
Irritation Of the Throat be ever so slight, az
by this precaution = more serious attack NAV
be e6ectually warded OF. PuBLIc SPHAKxss
and SINoERs will find them effectual for clear
ing and strengthening the voice. See ad-
vertisement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-25
The Finale OF Harper,s Ferry.

The Finale Of Harper,s Ferry.
Many Of our readers have never heard the
finale Of the Harper's Ferry affair. Here i,
10 from = correspondent Of the Republican,
under date Of April Goth:
On the armory Gag staff floats tho Virgins
flag. Over tbs ruins Of tho arsenal q
piece Of u. s. Gag floats. 5000 men ore
in md around the arsenal, mostly armed and
equipped. The arsenal and part OF the fAo-
tory are burned to the ground. Gov. Letchsr
bad ordered the arsenal seized az property
Of Virginia. Men are mastering, and on
Thursday night the q. s. troops Get the arse.
nal on FIRE and fed to Carlisle, Pa. The cit.
liens rallied and put out the FIRE, but not til
the arms were all burned. party hal
started to capture them. The wildest ex.
oitement RACES there.
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Fxom ~iro.

CAlEo, H., April %.
Troops arrive BY almost every tram.
There has not been any disturbance yet.
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Cyan Ohio paper published the follow
ing item
deaf man named Taft, was run down by
passenger train md killed, on Wednesday
morning, half mile west Of Greenwich sta
ton. near Cleveland. He was injured in .
similar may about = year ago.