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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-05-31
Speeiai Notices.
IIonlfIli HenIfhi

Use Old DR.. Delleubaugh's Celebrated
CT Il r M A N IMP OVED
Sugar Coated, Aaii- bilious Liver and Blood Piiis,
warranted purely vegetable The best Family Pill
before the public.
Price-25 Cents per Bor.
IN. DELLENnAuGn, Cleveland Proprietor.
For saleby CIR MCULLoCH, Fremont.
Fremont, April goth, 1s80-15yl.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-05-31

The Cincinnati papers report matters in
a satisfactory condition at Camp Dennison,
and that the volunteers now receive proper
attention,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-05-31

/The DAILY JOURNAL can be had every morn
ing at DIUUULLooHs Drug store. 1t contains
all the telegraph news and much other miscel-
laneous and local intelligence. Price, . cents.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-05-31

weeongratulOte readers upon the discovery of a
for Rheumatism, Gout and Neuralgia, and all
Mercural Diseases which is effected without the use Of
internal medicines which destroy the constitution and
give temporary relief only In fact 1t is the only known
remedy eGeeting perfect cure and feel warranted
from its recommendations In calling the attention Of the
afflicted and those having friends suffering from Rheuma-
tism GOut Neuralgia the perncious effects Of Mercu-
r to the advertisement in another column of our paper
OF DR.. Delands Anti Rheumatic Band. 17w5
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-05-31
M A. N III o o d.
How Lost, How RESTORED

Jusi Published, in Sealed Enuelope;
oN THE NATURE TREATMENT, AND RADICAL CuRf
or SpERMATuRuEA, or Seminal Weakness, Sexual De
biy Nervousness aud involuntary emissioBs, inducing
imiuteucy, ant Mental and Physical lncapacity.
By ROBr. j. CULVERWELi, M. D.,
Hpfl0r Of the Green Book" SC.
The world-irowned author in this admirable Lecture
clearly proves n his experience that the awful con
sequences Of sell abuse be eectuay removed With
utmedicnce and without dangerous surgical operations
bougios instruments rags cordials, pointing out
mode Of certain and cctuhl BY which ever,
sufferer matter what his condition may be- may
himself chedpiy priUdfely and radically. THIS lecture
will prove prove boon 60 thousande
Seut under SEAL IN a pldn envelope. 10 any address
post paid the RECEIPT two postage samps W address
ing
DR.. CH. J. c. KLINE. l91 Bowery, New York. Post
Onice box 1850. 1871
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-05-31

The grass and wheat throughout the county
are looking well.
During the past few days the farmers have
improved the pleasant weather by planting corn.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-05-31
Fremont Journal,
ON he Daily Journal of Monday.

from Wo Du4y JOWWue " 1h0'eD"y'
Capts. Tillotson and Haynes have each got
the quota of men they wanted to fill up their
companies. They leave this morning on the
o'clock train for Camp Dennison
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-05-31

From and after tomorrow June LIST, the Cleve
land Morning Leader will issue an Evening Edi
ton of their paper. Terms, S. per year.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-05-31

Look at the Council Proceedings, there item
there in which ot-owners particularly interested.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-05-31

Let no one fail to remember the Ladies' Fair
and Festival at St. Clar's Hall this afternoon
and tonight.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-05-31
From Ne Dai!u Journal of 7nursdau.

The Ladies of St. PauIs Church, Fremont,
will hold Fair and Festival at st. Clair's
Hall on Thursday evening and Friday after
noon and evening, May sOth and 3lst.-
They have many useful and fancy articles
for sale. Refreshments will bo provided.
Admission to the Hall 10 cents.
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Stock for Sale.

n TwO BACKUs COLTS, one years oil, partly
3I broke, the other year old; One COW; two year.
ling STEERS, and one yoke working OXEN To be sold
separate all together Six months time given part
pay II over $50 In amount.
Enquire Of the subscriber two mes sou east Of CLYDE
o., or Of Esq. Fem, at Clyde WM l.. CURTIS
Nav u. lS0l. lQMa
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-05-31

The following is extract from letter written by the
pastor Of Baptist Church. TO the "Journa and Messen-
GER" Cincinnati Ohio, aud speaks volumes in favor Of
that world.renowned medicineMRs. wiNsLow's sooTH-
INa sYRUF FOR CHILDREN TRETHNa:
awe advertisement In your columns Mrs. Win
slows Soothing Syrup. Now we said word in fa-
Of patent medicine before in life, but feel
compelled to say your readers that this is humbug
HAVE TRIED IT. AND nE ALL 1T CLAIMS
tits probably Of the most successful medicines Of the
day. because II Ia Of the best And those Of your
readers who have babos can't do better than to lay in
supply" 4oy1
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-05-31

be sold at not less than threeourhs Of the apprase
ment. Terms, onethird cash; balance in O. ~ and Is
months with interest and to be secured by mortgages
the premises, JAS p. KILBRETH,
Cincinnati, March 27. lows Trustee.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-05-31

Lands in SdndHsky County will be offered at Fremont
at the place where lands usually sold under execution
by law, Wednesday, June 18th, 1851, at IL M,
sisting Of the following;
Acres. Section. Town. Range. Appraised.
100 n EH IS N 13 Z 1900
Lands in Lucas County will be offered at Toledo at tho
place where lands usually sold under execution by law
Friday, June IA, 1851, at II M, consisting Of the
fOllowiuc.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-05-31

Lands in Henry County will be offered at Napoleon, at
the place where lands usually sold under execution by
law, Saturday June 1861, at eleven m consisting
OF the following;
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-05-31

sThis tract sold number of years ago for taxes,
but sale will be made condition of making the title
satisfactory.
Lands in PaHldiRg County will be offered at Pauldng,
the place where lands usually sold under execution
by law, Saturday June j. 1851, at eleven consist
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-05-31

Thoro was another sharp frost this morning.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-05-31

Sec advertisement Of Prof L. Mers Hair uvigorator
In another column. 4iyl.
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TOWN I.OTS FOR sALEl

INHE subscriber has number Of Lots west Of the Rail
i Road Depot, In Fremont, between Croghan and Napo
leon Streets, which he will sell libernl terms as to
price and payment H. p. BUCKLAND.
Fremont, March 8, 1861.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-08-31
YOUNG MEN OF NoRTH-cARoLINAl

YOUNG MEN OF NORTH-CAROLINAI
VoUR COUNTRY rs INVADED, AND CALLS YOU
IL to arms have for the present established my head
quarters Lumberton; Robeson county and invite the
young men of Columbus, Brunswick Bladen, Robeson
Cumberland Richmond, Anson Moore. Montgomery, and
other counties in the Old North State 10 rally 10 Of
their country hitherto victorious in all her pitched battles
and help drive the enemy from our borders Your services
will be accepted either for twelve months during the
In the twoold capacity of commander in the
ramenta host Of Eanuel and of my country, propose
to lead you to victory your spiritual well tempo
raj foes shall attend to your spiritual we'll as bodily
wants God and country shall be raying cry and
we must conquer.
JAMES SINCLAIR,
Col. Commanding.
August q, 1861. N-St.
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a3O REV Ann.
August 81, 1861.

$50 REWARD.
nESERTED THE COMPANY OF CHATHAM BOYS,
~ stationed at Camp Csrolina,) on the l1th instant
WILLIAM Il. KING. Said King is about IS years Of
age feet 10 inches high very skinned walks very
erect, has bold l,ok. He lives in Franklinsve Ram
doph county North Carolina The above reward will be
paid by the Adntant General 70 any who will deliver
him to at the Camp Of Instruction, in Raleigh, or
wherever may be.
August 10, 1881. 76-a
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-08-31
BUSINESS CARDS.
HUNTS PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY,
RALElGH,-N. C.
PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAITS IN
OIL COLORS.

OIL COLORS.
Prices Ranging from $50 to $50.
VNHESE PORTRAITS CAN BE TAKEN FROM DA-
Il guereotypes and Miniatures or from Life and being
finely finished in Oil Coors Canvas they perfectly
durable, and make beautiful Paintings. They be en-
rged to size and such changes alterations may
be desired can be made. Mr. ANDREWS, the Artist who
colors these pictures being experienced Portrait Painter
and fine CoOrist all who wish finely executed work Of
art should call at the old established Gallery Fayete
vile Street Those prerring portraits painted from life,
would do we'll to give Mr.. A. call Persons having Da.
the hair and complexion permanent and life
like portrait Photographs be finished in Water Coors
Pastee India Ink Craynns at prices ranging from $40
to $50. The plain Photograph from So to $ln Melaino
types for Lockets, Cases, Rings and Pins Ambrotypes
Vgnettes Nelographs for sending in letters &c. taken in
oil weathers.
E. HUNT, Photographic,
Raleigh, N. C.
March !, 1860. ls5ly.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-08-31

QUENT. BUSBEE,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Determined devote hereafter the whole of his time to HE
profession always be found at his Office in the Brick
Row Fayetteville Streetunless absent on the C-cuit
March !, 1893. "a y
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-08-31
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

THE LAW CO-PARTNERSHIP BE-
Il tween Mr.. Saunders aud myself has been closed.
Persons wishing TO business will please call at
my residence.
H. w. MILLER
Raleigh, n. c., Sept. 25, 1860. 77-n
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CRIMINAL.

A. B. bEALs, an old man, blew his brains
snt recently, st Raymond, Miss, out Of grief
on account OF political troubles.
Il. P. PREssv HAS Uncovered 4175 from
GRonoE WoRrH, aud which, by tho statute,
q 70 be doubled, for tho bite Of q dog, at
Boston on Wednesday.
"a oASo or THIEVES sRoKE INTO the re-
hearsal room of the National Band, at Worces-
ter, Mass, on Sunday morning, and stole $500
worth Of music.
A RUN JUu WAS FOUND alongside man, who
vas fast asleep, while his house was burning at
Lynn, Mass, on Friday morning, by passers
BY, who werS just in timo to savc his lfc.
A sCouyDREL GRAsrEp AT a young woman's
,pkle Ut Utica, N. Y, on Monday, she prompt
y kicked him in tho faco with her high.hsclcd
boots, and laid him low.
MoRN rBAS nALr THE Coyyicrs in Massa.
!husetts State Prison aro under 20 wears old.
The youngest prisoner is lj and tho eldest 20
years old
II. ID. CALDWELL STOLE 4 LUMBER WAGON
At North Chelsea, Mass, In July, 1886. lie
was arrested in bed, ut Boston, on Monday
light, was tried, convicted, AM sentenced to
hrce mon hs imprisonment, on Wednesday.
Ar1TR POISONING A VALUABLE NEwrouSp-
tANp DoG, at DInvorS, Mass, on Monday
hight. burglars entered store by u second
ioor window and stole $500 worth of jewclr..,
&c.
BRowS or ruE AUBURN GUARDS wa. killed
" BErTs Of the Td,kcgos light Infdnty, for
insulting tho lattcr's wifo at Pensacola, Fa,,
N tho 10Th ult. Tho victim lived an hour,
and protested his innocence.
A YouSa utRI. nearly lost her life recently
Marion Co Oregon, by using loaded gun
barrel for poker. Tho dischar 20 grazed her
lead, cut OF her hair on ono side and badly
burned her face.
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SSe Taxs.,berer, P.r.d,,s,

The ingenuity Of tho financiers Of the new
'almetto kingdom is sorely exercised In devils
hg the wherewithal to make both ends meet
nder the new condition Of things. In tho new
Rx bill, loan Of S675, 900 in state bonds at
er cent. interest redeemable in 1868, 1870, and
872 Ii made mandatory on the President u the
Itate Bank, no being required to issue the
pnds in tho name Of tho state" The bonds
70 10 be in sums Of $60, tl0O, and $500, so -
o suit all customers.
Next, anew circulating medium is introduc-
in the shape Of an issue by the Governor
nd President Of tho bank Of t35O, 900, in bills
eceivable, which shall DO legal tender for the
anks to circulate al for tho state TO receive
payment Of taxes. The tax on all lands Per
1900 valuation 10 e13. 90; on premiums Of in
urance companies and incomes Of commercial
hysncies per $1,000, t16.O0 respectively while
he tax per $1,000 on city real estate, proceeds Of
rofessionA capital stock Of banks, stock Of
anks in other states doing business In South
,srolina, and capital Of gas companies, Is fixed
sums varying, respectively, from t2.50 70
1000 The tax on sale Of merchandise from
on-slaveholding states is t2.0o Per $1,000,
nd tho sales Of northern manufactures, by
tansient persons, arc taxed 5000 per $l, 900.
he interest on all bonds and negotiable paper
$1.O0 per &1, 900. Circus companies must
ay so for each exhbititn n, and every dra-
astical representation %.
Clergymsn and school teachers are exempt
tom taxation. Slaves are taxed $1.26 each;
tee negroes $500. These taxes arc 25 per cent
hove the average; and merely include tho or
mary expenses OF the new empire. Their
resent extraordinary military expenses will,
doubt, necessitats new war budget.
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Miscellaneous Items.

In THE TONGUE or TuE RIdiIT WHALE here
.ro from 800 to 800 gallons IL oil
MORO FOR CoRS-GATuERERs " Lend mo
tour ears
WHAT COLOR Is rr that contains several
An Umber td HWRJer.)
Ir Is SAID THAT MARI Y 81. 900 was cleared
II the Concert, In Troy, Monday night, In aid
II the X ,usIs Relief Fund.
A MACHIsE WHICH WILL MAKE 10000 slate
,encils day, has been invented by Hartford,
t., meChlnic.
A roCNG LADY At Troy posted a l,ttcr with
per friends photograpL on 1t for name, writ
Ing beneath "POughkecpsie, n. u, recently;
Il reached it's destination.
A rEMALE COUGAR, and two Of her offspring,
,re now roaming tho woods Of Tonawanda,
New York. A party Of hunters are preparing
to leave Lockport in search Of tho trio.
Drsuor OpyNuErNER, Of New jersey, 10
rapidly recovering from the recent severe in.
iiries which ho received in consequence Of .
ALI, and hopes soon to resume his active
duties.
AMoSa THE RECENT donation TO the Essex
Institute, in Salem, Mass, were como frag.
nents Of bones and coffin du. from the grave,
If the witches, on Gallows Hill, which were
opened u few years ago.
A sTRoLLISo MINSTREL GOT DRUSK al
Chicago on Monday, and On Icing taken be
lore the magistrate had no money TO pay the
Gne he declined to leave his fiute in pledge
but putting II to bis lips, played "Dixie" 5,
sharmingly that tho justice let him Of.
SALT IL FOUND To lie oF great use in fatten
ing hogs; two ounces a hog a day is the quan
lity for fill-grown ones, down to a quarter o
an ounce for young pigs; breeding sows shoult
have none, and In summer 1t should bc with
held from all.
A YOUNG COUPLE WHO MKT, for the frs
time, ut an evening party, at Erie, last week
carried out tho Joke Of marrying in fun; the.
walked ur the minister; were tied, in joke
paid the fee, in joke; but find themselves no'
seriously man aud wife.
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Chinese patents Of Mobility.

There arc five such in tho Empsror's gift
hey correspond with ordinary European titles,
nd were not improbably copied from them,
neo S their =, antiquity seem, Ss daoions n There !.
. konig, or kipg) h.on, or maiquis then
ount, which Is ply in Chinese; tie for baron,
,uch like sneeso in sound; and nan for knight.
The mandarin, so long successful, can feel
utter Of hope still. Will he be knight or q
aron7 low down in tho roll Of mobiles; or will
Iftier style DO hi2 Hc draws the great prize!
lis patent arrives, and 1t creates him koung
duke, under the Empcror's dragon seal, and
he signature Of tho Emperor's own sacred ver-
1ilion pencil. But the dukcdom Is not here
itary, any more than tho mandarinste. The
obility conferred in China does not go down;
n tho contrary, II goes up. mans
ncestors arc ennobled, because II Is thought
nonstrous that tho son should rank absve tho
Athcr. SO all our mandarin's progenitors, up
ADAM, are MOBILES, dukes, and mandArins OF
he first class, and their ghosts are duly enti-
led to wear caps OF yellow, coral buttons, pea
ock's plumagc, dragons Of gold and silver,
nd the rest, and to take place and precedency
yer all tho other ghosts Ia ghOstdom. And our
aodern mandarin puts their statues Qancy pOr-
raits) in fine hail. with an altar apiece. and
urns incense and gilt paper before them every
east day. The worship Of ancestors IL his re.
igion-that and respect for tho wisdom Of Con-
icius. But his children will not Inherit his
bnors. Even his savings are not secure from
he fiscal authorities. They, the children,
row up dissipated and idle and are the loung-
RS and debauchees Of China. Seldom do they
hss an examination. and follow tho foot
teps Of their le.tered sire. Had our graduate
een a military mandarin, his education would
Ave been different. The military maniarins
70 generally Tartars; they have less book lore,
nd more rule Of thumb TO MASTER. They pass
Examinations In learning, but moro In tho
laan nf n ali III H..
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Foreign ItemS.

THE ATTEMPTS hitherto made in Australia,
With the view to tho introduction Of the salmon
lave proved failures.
Ar MONTREAL. G.. r. thew b,vc had . .,ov.
hoo walking match, the winner walking five
niles in trifio short Of 55 minutes.
Tn, Arsr,,.x r,o,v,,,,.~ A.
~ .nn.inJ;n'. $500 - .n,s.S;,,a a. ' Gys
pr;ncs M,rmsu Of S.rvis w;,h a vis. - W. ~
n. r.c,,,... ~ Il - Co.. VIC" pass
AS fRoor OF THE INTENSE SEVERITY OF
ne winter IN England, q hnc rack tnipo lately
lew intoa warehouss IN tho hosrt Of Manchester,
uteriy exhausted.
THERE IN oREAr DEAL moro feeling OF ami
mostly now than ever, In France, between tho
horgy and tho government; In several places
70 pnpops rG,ueeu 70 ply .no accus'omed Now
D"' ''''' W '"o
THE PEOPLE OF Bosroy, In Lincolnshire,
England, have subscribed $4,000 to erect q mo-
Iumeut TO the memory Of their late townsman
lERBERr moran, Esq, who was lost In the
Lady Elgin.
AN rsorNtous NANNY coscrArs bis haldosss
n Paris, by having . complete set Of 31 wigs,
laoh longer haired than tho other; at tho end
y the month ho has his hair cut, by beginning
bRsin ~ NO. i.
Tuv pu.,., cusro~. M M,x,c.r cuun-
h.n sro sxcesdinclv ,ssptifni IN. iit,Is
Fl.cnsr j, borna IN II, last bomo In holidsv
ittire esrianded with bright, fresh aower:.
ilad song. arc sung, and joyful bells ruug, for
tho chiid II not dead, but gong home'
A MISSIONARY RrsIprsa NJ Kar,dine Ceylop.
/, nlace famous for yenomous reptile.' says thai
Ia has killed. within a short time tsenty.six
,obrs III cabelos a,d twcntw'tmo nnJ.ran
makes. Tn. bite of the former IA certain
sa.,b.
80,
SoLofhp hA,N-a. tho cIo'o oi tns o,u year
~ ,n1 ,ne oee'nnIns 1' he new, .ne lnnapi.anIs
oiena, IN Sent.n ., i.aiy, wero , star.ea oy tne
III ~, y, IAh m M 'nIeo ~ neNe,u oooanIons, W ucsp
~ ~ oo,o s 'ymvnsna ,,, nio more ienhln .il.
'o,o rvu, '. .n1 nv 'na, .. 'a,u ogcu'ieno1 ,ney
49, ,n. .; 80 ,tu aI'r' ou'n'ae vi
vh''" 'ho rA'" was Vi 'no u'"ai eo'of'eSs huo'
AIyrryR FROM BsPIrN statcs that the s..
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A visit 70 Garibaldl.

Mr.. Jous MADAM, Of Glasgow, has written
letter from Madalcna--the point nearest the
,land Of Caprera-latol January Q, in which
b thus describes visit to GAntpALDI:-
~ found this truly great man surrounded by
lis own family, his brother, a frank, hardy
sa captain, and few friends, discussing freely
he incidents OF tho times on which cunnnger,
robably not wiser, men would have affected
nys,cry. was welcomed by GARInALpI in
manner which becomes q great man, and puts
plain man like myself at ease. lie did hon.
r to the good men who had sent me on this mis-
ion, when he placed me ut every meal next him
eli, and pointed out my bod as one Of the two in
Dis own room. I accepted this honor proudly
nd gratefully-prido In tho country Of which
fARinALpI could not speak too often, for the
horal aid, oven moro than the mats rial as
istance, which Il had rendered to Italy; and
nth gratitude to my countrymen who had sent
Vith me their assurance Of their abiding in
crest in him and his country in the coming
Tisis. Seeing that ho was deeply engaged
yith his immense monthly receipt Of letters,
left him with his two secretaries, to take q
luiet survey of his island home. And as you
ire aware Of tho apprehension entertained in
Sritain as to any sudden attack on him, l
trmblod up the highest dividing ridges TO
co whether facilities existed for his enemies
rom the opposite coast. The people here laugh
l. tho idea Of any body Of men being found
laring enough To attack him in front, aud by
ny other way II would take n body Of man
Ours to work their way, even In daylight,
lver the granite rvcks which, sea-worn ana
loney-ComJed to their very summits, arc evil
lently Of volcanic origin.
During the day tho general was very much
ngagcd, but towards evening he mixed with
lis friends, and conversed freely; aud when by
ursclvei in his own room, feeding tho iire with
oots-his only fuel-he spoko feelingly and
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Business Items,


Att THE ICE HOUSES on the Hudson river
ire filled except the KniCkerbocktr Compsny's,
which requires 20. 900 tons; when that IL com
l!ete the total crop will amount to 400 600
Ions.
THH KENTUCKY COLONIZATION SocrHrY has
lfered the free people Of color in that state, o
rec passage to Liberia, and support for six
months after arrival. Every unmarried adult
8 also offered 8 acres Of land, and married
ssuples 10 acres, as free gift.
luz BALTIMORE Dsor AND SHOE TRADE 10
Unusually brisk. The amount Of New England
york eold there during tho past year was valued
S2.6jO.O0o, and Of homo manufacture e1.-
10000.
In. REvEyuE DERIVED from tho Pitt sburgh,
Pa, Water Works last year, was Ell. 72G 10;
!hc expense being $3S $40 AZ; 1868 buildings
" all classes, wcro assessed; over 30 miles Of
pipe have now been laid.
A CONTRACT IL now BEisu EXECUTED in
philadcl phia Tor tho manufacture OF n number
cylinders Of compressed gas, to bo shipped
n England. London street cars will be lilht.
III with gns made at the foot of tho Allegheny
Mountains.
SsCE sEcEssioS TROUBLES have begun, a
Boston house has sold 2OO0 sets Of infantry and
l0c elui pmrnts, which havo boen sont South.
hs same firm recently received largo order
rom North Carolina payment for which was
Imply secured, but 1t WAS refused from patriot
C motives.
TnE 1860 WHEAT cRor Of Europe is estimate
VI as follows: France, 19i. APP 2is bushels
Irclt Britain, 1ij.s00. 900 bushels Two Sici.
ies, $1,000. 900 bushels; Spain, 40. 9li. 800
bushels Austria, 81. .735.56S bushels; Sardinia,
l9.975.00O bushels. The crop In tho United
states will not much exccoi 1s0. .O0O. 900 bush
hs This il very unequally divided amsng tho
Itates. Now York and Pennsylv ,nia have rails
Missouri small surplus. Tho remainder Of
ho states, except tho following, have def
iency for consumption. The crop OF these
kates arc estimated as follows: Illinois,
5000 900 bushel,; Wisconsin, $4,000. 900
iushels; Indiana, 10000. 900 bushels; Mch-
ran, IL 900. 900 bushels; Iowa, 10 900. 900 buth-
hs; Minnesota G.o0o0O0 bushels; California,
800. 900 bushels.