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Volunteers PAY.

Both Houses of Congress have passed the bill
increasing the pay of Nouncecrs two dcllars per
month, making their wages Sl3. This is at least
three dollars per month more than most of the young
men can make by staying at home and besides
this, they get bounty of fftyor hundred dollars
and a quarter section of land. They must also
take into consideration the fact that with all this
they get their board and clothing
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AN AGE OF PRoGREss.-This is truly an age Of
progress, and one of the best evidences We have of
the fact is the appearance in our midst OF that heal
thy, pure, unadulterated article d. b. De Land &
Co.'S Chemical Saleratus. This article we can re-
commend to cur patrons to be just the thing which
it claims to be. Get paper Of w. J. Hitchcock
and props n for yourselves wi
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Nam Gnnhc-

Do you want dress for your wife? Docs your
daughter want fashionable shawl? Your son a
new suit of clothes? Or in fact anything that can be
found in dry goods and produce store? Then we
advise you to call at 4. Il. Miller & Co.'s, where
everything can be found, usually kept in such an
establishment, so cheap to please the most fas-
tdious. Produce taken in exchange for goods.
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The Springfield Now.

Has undergone slight chage in its proprietor
ship. Mr.. Nichols formerly editor of the paper,
has purchased half interest. The M,rs will here
after be published under the firm name of Hastings
d Nichols--the latter occupying as usual the 'edi-
torial chair" The News is conducted with marked
ability, and is among the number of our most well
come exchanges.
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s5zS Read the certificate Of a regularpractitoner:
This may certify that | have used Perry Davis
Pain Killer in numerous cases, and believe it to be
a very neutrality-suspicious.. ! have prescribed il in
bowel compilint crarticularly for chidren) and it
is in my opinion superior to any preparations have
ever used for the relief Of those Diseases When
given to children, have always combined It with
the syrup Of gum arabic, say ten drops to a tea
spoonful Of the syrup, wCll mixed. Others have
mixed il with milk aad moasses equal parts.
A. HUNlING, NJ. D.
Sold h,, all medicine IL, lars
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Rain, Rain. Rain.

Scarcely day has passed in the last week, with
out one or more heavy showers of rain. On Mon
day it rained nearly all day, and if it does not "dry
up" before long, we shall feel inclined to the opn-
ion that the clerk Of the weather is on Wbenlrrn
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Shipping.

In the line of shipping, trade has bcen pretty
fair for the past week. Some three four schoon-
ers, and probably twice that number of canal boats
have left port within the past eight days, loaded
With lumber, staves grain, etc.
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The Army Worm.

The Canton RepIiican says there are oai fields
within sight of that place that have been partially
destroyed, and in many parts Of that and adjoining
countless the growing corn is suffering from the
ruyngcs Of the army worm.
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Col. Gibson,s Regiment,

The Tifin Tribune thinks Col. Gibson's regiment
will be full in the course of ten days. One or two
companies have already gone into camp. A COM
pany composed mostly of Wood county boys, is to
have place in this regment. we understand
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MARKETS.
sPEClAL MOrlCES.

MPoRTANT TO FEMALESl
4 DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
Prepared by Cornelius Chcesemau, MID. New York
City. The combination Of ingwdcuts in these puls
the result of long aud extensive practice They
are mild in thcjr operation, aud certain in correcting
all Irregularities, painful Mcustruations. removing
all distractions. whether from cold or otherwise;
head ache, pain the Sidc palpitation of the heart,
whites, all nervous affections, mysteries, fatigue
pain the back and limbs &C., disturbed Sleep which
arrjsc nom interruption Of nature.
10 MNEElUD Llpus.-Dr. Cheeseman's Pills are
invalulblS, As they will bring ON the monthly peri
cd with regularity, Women who have been disap-
pointed IN the Of other Pills can place the utmost
confidence in DR.. Cheeseman's Pills doing all they
represent to do.
NOrICE.--Therc is one condition in the female sys-
tom in which the Pills CAnuUt be- taken without pro
ducing n rECULlAg RESULT. The condition referred
to is rREGNACV-audtherGs result, MISC ARRtAGE. Such
IS the irresistible tendency OF the medicine to re-
store the sexual functions to Anormal condiou,that
even the reproductive power otuaturc cannot resist
it.
Warranted purely vegetable and free from any
thing injurious. Explicit directions, which should
be read, accompany each box Price 81. Sent bv
mail ON enclosing 81 To Dr. Cornelius l.. Chccscman,
box i,53l, Post-ollce. New York CITY,
s-55 Sold by one Druggist in every town in the
[. ). Il. Il llUTCHINS.
General Agent for the 1. =, No. Ii Broadway,
To whom all orders should be addressed
For sale bY PEcK& HAMILTON, Perry sburg.
42-Iy
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Dr. 1ycJ5iII;u

viii be at the Exchange Hotel, in this place, on
Saturday next Those wishing to consult the doe
tor will take notice, and govern themselves accord
inglv
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N o I Q L

Notice IS hereby given that scaled proposais MIL
De received until iHe 'irst day Of August, ls6i ior
the building Of Two new school houses on ts, ,t,f
school district No. y, and one in nd sclea d,s
uiet No. Plans and specifications can be,
seen at the Office OF the CLERK Of the Board of E
cation, Perysburg. A. c. SrFF.Ep OIL
July 8, lSJl-sW5Sl 10.
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MEDICINAL.
OoN'T DELAY 10 PURIFY THE BLOOD.

DoN'T DELAY TO PURIFY THE BLOOD.
DIR. w vER'S
oANKEB ANp SALT RHEuM sYRUP,
For the Cure Of
Cankcr, Salt Rheum, Erysipclas scrofulous Dsy
eases, Cutancous Eruplions, Sore Eyes,
and every kind Of Disease arising
from an impure state Of
The Blood.
The most effective Blood Purifier Of the
Nineteenth Century.
II Is the prescription Of an educated Physician,
and all who arc afflicted with any of the above
named diseases, should use 10 withoutdclsy. such
letters as thc following are often received.
Jcromcyill,, Ashland Co. Ohio, Nov. 20, 1850.
MCss's. j. y. liARris Il Co, Cincinnati, Ohio.
gentlemen Il deom IL duty as well rs a
pleasure, to inform You what Dr. Viewers syrup
and Cerac has done tor me, and hone that this let
ter may come to the notice of persons similarly
afflicted. la the year 1850 was attacked s,ith
tettcr, or some kindred disease, ON both INV legs
which cNendad until from my knees to my feet vas
one raw sore. l consulted oni obtained medicines
and prescriptions from nearly all the rhvsiciaus in
tins vicinity, hut obtained no relief Your ogcntat
this place, MIR. Hoffman, recommended me to try
the Sylup and Cyratc. vAiah fortunately I'D, and
am now sound and well man hy thcir use.
With great gratitude. lteman. Yours truly
JOHN WElBBAUCHT
Mr.. Wcrbaurht being y we'll known gentleman
Of Ashland, makes this Information NEST reliable.
BY taking the Syrup MS directed :t will drive tho
diseases from the system, and WHOM once out ON tho
skin, u few application of
DIR. WEANEKS CERATE, OR OINTMENT,
and You have pcrmreut cure.
The Cct0tc has proved itsoi to Lc the best Oint-
mont over invented, aud where once used, it hos
never been known to fail of cicrtul porm1uvnt
curcot old sores, t,t'cr and ringworm scgld head,
chiiomins and frost bites, hwhcr's Itch, chaVVcd
or cracked hands or lips, blolchrs crVmpas ON tho
face. Aud for Sore Nipples aud Sore Eyes. the
Crrdtc is the only thing required io euuc ltsLoulI
hc kept in the house ut every .uuily.
Price of Syrup 81. C,rltn 70 cents per boalc
nfsl .ttt ..s..f, Z. I#1.
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EARMERS, LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS !
GRAIN DRILLS!
~ II A IN

EARMERS, LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS! /!
GRAIN DRILLS!
GRAIN DRILLS!
GRAIN DRILLSl
The subscriber is now ready to furnish Farmers
with either of the two best Grain Drills in use and
will warrant them to give entire satisfaction. They
will sow Wheat, Rye, Barley, Oats, Buckwhcat,
Flax, Hemp, Timothy, Clover, Millet-seed also,
Corn, Peas and Beans equally well
1t IS, perhaps, the only machine Farmer can
use that
WILL PAY FOR ITSELF
in the increase Of YIELD over and over again. in
wear or two.
have abundance of testimony showing that the
Increase of Drilling over broadcast sowing, is on
an average from three to five bushels Der acre
and the difference is often much greater. But
taking the lowest estimate t3 bushcls) if YOU put
out 40 acres, il will give you increase of 1870 bush
els, which would pay for two Drills. Call on me
if you want Drill in preference to buying Of
stranger that YOU may never see again, and il the
Drill don't prove good, il will cost you all it is
worth to get your money buck.
In addition keep the very best makes of
Steel PloWs, Subsoil Plows,
Hlrrows, Road Scrapers,
Corn shelters, Straw Cutters.
Clover IIullers, Horn Rakcs,
Horse Pitchtork, Tanning Mills,
Sowing Machines, Sugar Eyaporators,
Cider Presses, Thrashing Machines,
of Pitts Celebrated Manufacture, and in short
everything 4 Farmer needs on his farm to help him
through with his work and put money into his
pocket d. KREPS,
F. Sd have just received Gibbs & Bros
Celebrated Cylinder Plow This is undoubtedly
the best plow in this county or any other II has
received the First Premium at every State and
County Fair where it has been exhibited, for its
good work and easy draught
Call and see it. No charge for showing goods.
ID. kRLPS.
Pcrysburg, August, 6th ls6l-smS
I j. BILE CHER, DENTIST,
VIII be at Meads Hotel in Gilead on the 2Oth of
August, and remain until the 4th of September
and in Perysburg at the EIchange from the 9th Of
september to the 2lst, l4w7.
OIlCE.-Notice is hereby given that the und-
ersigned has been appointed an assignee of
the property aud effects Of Geo. b. Rrops, lately
engaged in the business Of merchandising in the
town OF Pelrysburg, Wood county, Ohio All cred
itors Of said Geo. B. kreps requested to present
their claims TO The assignee at Perrysburg, Ohio as
soon as possible. :. SPHINX, Assignee
July S, lS6l-llw4sl 25.
STRAYED.-On the 81 day of July, 1861, from
> the subscriber, two miles south of Tontogany,
Wood county, Ohio, gray horse of medium size
name and tail inclined 10 dark color a knot on
his belly about the size Of hens egg; aud is about
I years old. JACOB HALCER
! July 10, lsol-l2vs'
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All SAlCtlCuCcu NURSE anu IclualC lnNSlClan, pro-
senti to the attention of mothers, her
S % 0 7 IL n G SYR up,
FOR CHILDREN TEErHING,
which greatly facilitates the process of tcchng by
soitening the gums reducing all inflammation
allay all pain and spasmodic action, and is
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest to your
Selves and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YoUR INFANTS.
Itnot only relieves the child from pain but invig-
crates the stomach and bowels corrccis aciditv and
gives tone and energy to the whole system. 1t will
almost instantly relieve
GRIrING IN THE BOWELS, AND WIND cuLIo
and overcome commissions, which, if not speedily re-
medcd, end in death. We believe il the best and
surest remedy in the world, in all cases of Dyson
terry and Dialrha in children, whether it arises from
tccthng, OF from any other cause. We would say
to every mo,hcr who has Il child suffering from any
ofthc foregoing complaias--do not let your preiu-
dioes nor the prciudices OF othcis, stand between
you and your suffering child and the relief that will
be surc-ycs, absolutely sure--tO follow the use of
this medicine, if timely used. Foil directions for
using will accompany each bottle. None genuine
unless the fac-simile of CURTIS & PERKINS
NewI York; is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Menicines
in Wood county.
Principal Office, I3 Cedar street, Ny.
PRICE ONLY % CENTS PER BOTTLE.
April, 1SGI--19ly.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

THE FIRST GRAND ARR1v
The Grcnty,Dry Goods Baxnnr!
COMPETITION DEFIED!
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Important from Missouri.
ADVANCE or THE REBEL ARMY.

RoHd, Nor. 23,-Ben. McCulloch, with a
large force, is now encamped between Spring.
field and Lebanon. His pickets extended last
night over space of Is miles this side Of Le-
baron. This is reliable.
1t was rumored in camp last night that an all
vance Of the rebel army, 800 strong was at the
Gasconadc Bridge, about ! ; miles west of here.
This, however, is not credited.
linton, No., Nor. 2i.-The burning of the
principal part Of the town OF Warsaw is con
mined.
Inter ria StdlIid.
Tie town was fired about p. NJ Tuesday.
NJ the business portion is in ashes.
The troops which were stationed there left
about L. NJ, and are now here. portion Of
he cCmmisSry stores, for which we hid the
,ranspOrta,ion here were burned by order of the
commanding officer. II Is thought by the COM
mandng officer that the town was fired by the
citizens, as a man dressed in citizens clothing
was seen coming from the building in which the
ire originated.
81. LoUis, Nor. 2i.-Gensral lIalleck has is
4ned lengthy general orders making the entire
affairs of this Department conform strictly with
the army regulations, and reducing everything
to a complete and easily understood system.
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News from the south.
Horrible Mortality among Rebels,
WESTERN VIRGINIA FREE OF THE
ENEMY.
PANIC ~ SAVANNAH.


Washington, Nor. 23.--The Richmond Wig,
in commenting on the message Of Prcsdcl I
Davis says -
W. re two people frsm this time forward We
are aware the Yankees are doterIniu,d not N qut
u.s. happen what may, II they cannot conquer
nz, thor calculation Il that they will be con-
lu r,d ly u.s. and they have made mp Their
minds to submit tsmely " thcir f,te. Well v
W. must, We must, though We shall have a great
aversion g. the task. our choice IL, amer drubbing
them suundly, and making them pay tho cSprns s
& thc Va- " turn them loose upon themselves,
.prey I" their own vile p 'ssons "
The Richmond papers Of wednesday contain
dispatches from the Confederate army, the sub
stance Of which Is as follows
The .mall.rox, violent type Of the typhoid
fever, nd the black me islcs, were prevailing
with f. ,hlful mortality among the COME lera,e
troops near Bowling Green, Ky. Large num-
bers wcrr dying daily.
-outh OF Raleigh Court House, and the National
troops Llt been largely reinforced.
Gen. Lees command has retired to Meadow
Buff
The Richmond Examiner, of wednesday
confirms the report that the rebel Col. Cro.;han
was kill in the recent engagement between
Floyd ar RoAecranS
a dispatch from Charleston, dated Nov. Il,
says:-
The unexpected failureo ~ our shore batteries at
Bay Point urd II On Heal H. d"nulish II rn.t one
pr Tie ftncsinR vessels, has sadly sh ken the pop
MIR confidence IN the efficiency Of our guns against
tine monster frigstas and irpb clad gInDnats, Which
toy may nave again 20 encounter, and now 81
a'um,d are any OF the sprid souls that nfcst al
tte southern cities tlat the of'ct may already la
seen In the lengthcuinR # freight trains which
.clvc almost hourly fr the interior.
H. savannah the panic Is even more general aud
decided, VI ole noig iurh"ds having been sudden.
5 l,n deserted by the exodus OF the wives and
81 ilir,u ~ those who are Ia arms At Fort Pullsk
nd The LAlLLrIea on Tie sLyAnmAh kyer.n
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BROOKLYN.

BRooKLrS CoMNos CouSctL.-Tho Board
held regular meeting last evening. Alder
man Franks in tha chair.
Aid. Van Brunt offered a preamble and rcso-
luton in rela, ion To the introduction .f spar.
rows into cities for the purpose Of destroying
worms on public trees. The resolution proposes
an appropriation OF 1000 for the purpose OF pro-
curing supply of such binds to let loose about
the city.
The subject was referred to special commit
tee. consisting OF Aid. Van Brunt, Ternan and
Wallace for report.
All Strong offered a resolution appropriating
the sum Of $3.50 in the purchase OF stand OF
colors 20 10 presented, on the part OF the city,
to the s7th regiment brooklyn Rifles. Adopted.
The Mayor cent in a communication calling
attention To the fact that the balance OF money
in tn Treasury to the account OF lighting the
streets il little more than sufficient for the
month of Misunderstanding December un-
pro, ldcd for. The gas bills amounted to sli,-
$40 % last month. In October, 1860, the
amount was 90, $50 co. less than one. half The
great difference is accounted for by the fact that
here il an increased number Of lamps, and thai
they are lighted for a greater nuUer Of hours
than formerly. The subject was referred 20 the
Gas Committee, To report some plan for reducing
tho expense Of lighting the streets.
ANNIvERsARY or THE LADIES IIoMK MIS-
SION N'tlEI1.-- Inc anniversary ul INC lshller
Home Missionary Society was held in the
Washington street Methodist church last ev, u
ing, before a fair audience, IA regards numhors.
The annual report was presented, from which
it al pears that the society is in very fair con
dition, having balance on hand of :9l over
the disbu'semo nts of the past year. the Mis-
.ion Sabbath School on Rel Hook Point is re-
presented In a Furnishing state The average
gitenda nee is about 800, and il being the only
Protestant institution in the l2th ward, ia do
ing vast amount of good under the pastoral
charge of the Rev Mr.. Bates. Addresses were
made by the Rev. Mcssrs +. s. DE Has, Chas.
Sands and L. NJ. Hatfield. Collections were
taken up in aid ofthe cause, and the ceremo-
mics concluded with benediction by tho Rev.
j. S. Mitchell.
RELEASED on BArL.-Joseph Kane, who WA,
convicted in the Court Of Sessions on an iniict.
ment Tor seduction, under promise Of marriage
and sentenced to the P,n'cntiary for twelve
mouths, was Yesterday brought out Of Jail on a
writ Of habeas corpus, and admitted TO bail, a
writ Of error to stay proceedings, upon cNc,P-
tious taken on tho trial, having previously beel
| granted by the Supreme Court.
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AZ feon Of the Hst, arnid vullsy from tis
guns Of the steamer, and music from the hands
Of the 9th spd 26th, We bid, with deafening
cheers, farewell TO Boston and to her docks'
which were ttrouged with people to SOC VA do,
part. After rough passage we reached this
barber at 1 o'clock II night, all guard iHy upon
The trip having been 'eDdered quite unnecessary,
for tn most turbulent were meek A. lambs I'M
der he severe strokes Of SIC sickness which pro-
vail 4.
III Custom House hook, a. Boston slow US a
cleared for Port Royal, with probability Of
s'plr'ng A. Fortress Nonroc. We arc now
hrIg Tor h. 1000 Milne troops and TO obtain
coal, which We much need for ballast. Col.
Jon Of the Ma. 2G h, and NJ tho ever memo.
allie 10Th Of juno riot" at Baltimore, il tenn
pornrily in command in the ab.cnce Of q n. But
Ter, Hbo follows in two weeks. bona.
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Good News from Acoomac, Va.
TIE REBELS DISBANDING.
OUR ARMY JoyFuLLY RECEIVED.


Baltimore, Nor. 20-Information received
at headquarters this evening, from Arcomic
County, Va. announces the dislaniiug Of about
1900 rebel troops who had been Ia camp near
Drummonitown. IA the expedition a1yinc, /
the rebel ta-s disappeared, inl III Union ci'i-
lcns hoi,tcl their hags, NA,oh hal hitherto
been concealed.
The proclamation of Gen. Dix hal boon
scattered through the country, ant when r.
cciyel in camp whore the Union men hal been
drafted and forced into the service. they re-.
hcllcd, and tho commanding officers were com.
PEELED to disbanl their whole force The So
ccss.onists said the force against thcm was 80
great that they thought it folly to resist, and
the Union men met them with hearty cheers.
and the greatest enthusiasm.
As fat as the expedition had progressed there
WIS every evidence that large minority of the
the people were opp.syd to secession, anl the
troops were hailed as their DELIVERIES from tyr.
amy and oppression. The people arc suffering
for many ncccssarics Of life. anil were rcjo.r.ns
at the prospect Of an early restoration II the
trade and commerce wi;n Philadelphia, on
which they depended for livelihood
Information received from Northlmp'oa coun-
ty warrants the belief that the rebels will also
disband
Thy have DESTROYED lril:os and f,llel trees
across the roads, hut the prod ma,ion has given
boldhcss to the Union men, and satisfaction to
the people generally. Allwho are not loyal will
ledsafmcd. Union men who bal ficd into Mary
Land to prevent being forced into the militia, are
returning.
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Special Correspondence OF the sun.


FROM GES. BUFFERS ESPKDTIoS - TIRE
STEAMSHIP CoNsrTrTIoN-TRIrF FROM Bos-
ToS TO PoRTLASp-TIIANKsGIy DlSNFR
MssEI-DEsTISArIoS TIE ENrEDulpS.
On Board Steamship Constitution,
PukrLANp UARBOH, Nov, 18th, lS6l.I
The H,rulF5 descriptive correspondent OF the
TRANSPORT steamer Constitution should have ia
ken our Just completed trip from Boston 10 this
port, ere giving TO 20 glowing al account Of her
"a LHy gldn o.crI tn wave Many allow
lnccs, IL Is true, are 10 be made for the amount
If human freight upon her upper works, but our
long experience at sea compcls US to say that
the vessel Llored too hard, and yielded much
TOO easily to the Land swell Of our northern
coast 20 answer 10 the excellent sel-Soing yes-
81 which the correspondent describes.
OF the seventeen hundred souls whom We
have on board, composing the 9th regiment
Connecticut volunteers Col. Cahll, commind-
ing, and that Of the goth regiment Mlssichu-
scits volunteers, Col, Jones, many were sorrly
disappointed In their expectations of plriaking
with their friends Of Thanksgiving dinner. For
the evening before Thanksgiving the steamer
was hauled out into the stream, leaving much
Of the great bulk OF stores dunnage, &C., TO fol
low. The precaution OF taking the vessel from
the dock proved a wise one, else We would have
had 10 count a score more OF brave soldiers leii
to unlimited absence by the aid OF had whis
kew. The total lack Of intoxicating beverages
At Camp Chase, led to an over indulgence a
Boston, in the by-ways from cSmp TO tho steain
eI's point Of departure,
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LEGAL REPORTS MONDAY.
United States Commissioner. once,

United States Commissioners Once.
W,stsys,h's EmL-On Saturday the Court or.
dcrci that Minthorn Wcstcrvclt tried ON
charge of piracy, upon which the jury disagreed,
ice admitted TO hail in the sum Of $4,000, and
ou Monday Mr.. Commissioner White attended
to the iormnlity Of receiving it. John $. Wes-
tcrv,lt, Of Staten Island, and Francis Noun,
Each of these surctics justified in the amount o.
hail rcqr'rcd.
United States District Court.
The .Sirrer C1rd.-Tho sccsnd and third mates
Of tho SLAYER Cora now pleaded guilty Of vol
unfairly serving on her, knowing hor destina-
ton and business. The captain Oltham) Of
tho Cora il will he remembered, csc lpci from
custody in this city. The first mate escaped at
the time OF the arrest OF the officers and crew.
The two mates, Watson aud Alscn, were nov
sentenced to State Prison for ten months, ana
TO pay inc each of five hundred dollars. Thu
charge was dismissed against tour Of tho crew.