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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-09-12
DISSOLUTION.

TNHE partnership heretofore existing between
l. S. B. Hopfman. II. W. Moss & H. Moss,
known as the firm of S. r. Hopfman d. Co., has
been this day dissolved by mutual consent, by
III. Moss retiring from the firm.
The business will be continued as heretfore
by the remaining Partners. under the firm of
Hopfman & 6loss. who are authorized to settle
the business of S. B. Hopfman e. Co.
All notes and accounts, belonging to S. B.
Hopfman d. Co.. are left with Mathew Beving-
ton, for collection. S. B. HOFFMAN, d. Co.
Millersburg, Q. Sept. 2. 1851.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-09-12
To the Electors of Holmes County, 0.

To the Electors Of Holmes County, O..
WTHEREAS, the Commissioners of Holmes county,
w State of Ohio, did at their regular session, in
September, A. D. 1851 enter order their journal
directing the County Auditor of said county publish
notice, submitting the question to the qualified voters
of said county at their annual election A. d. 1861
to the policy of erecting
NEW COUNTY JAIL.
Therefore, in obedience to said ORDER notice is hereby
given to to the qualified voters of said Holmes county
that at their annual election to be held Tuesday the
said qualified voters, for their approval rejection
the question to the policy of erecting NEW COUN
TY JAI. Said voters will signify their approval
rejection follows Those in favor of said proposition
will deposit their ballot-"For New County Jaill yes.
Those opposed to said proposition will deposit their bal
lot-"For New County Jail, no."
BY order of the Commissioners,
G. NEWTON, Co. Aud.
Afillersburc Sent g. 1861.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-09-12
Netu advertisements.
BRIDGE NOTICE.

TT1HE County Commissioners will meet at Milersburg
i on TUESDAY OCTOBER I'd. 1861, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ the purpose of contracting and letting out to
the lowest bidder the building of bridge
Caseys kun said place Also to the lowest bidder
the erecting of embankment at the upper side of said
bridge for the protection of the and for directing
the water in its proper channel.
BY order of the Commissioners,
G.F. NEWTON, Co. Aud.
Sent IL 1871
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-09-12
DIR. NIcLEAN'S UNIVERSAL PILLS
for Liver Compla int, Biliiousncss, Headache,

&C., &c.
There has been a Cathartic medicine offered to
tho public that has given such entire satisfaction Nc
Leans Universal Pills.
Being entirely vegetable they perfectly innocent
and be taken by the most tender infant; yet prompt
and powerful in removing all Bilious secretons Acid
Impure Feed Matter from the Stomach In fact they
the only Pills that should be used in malarous dis
trcts.
They produce Gripping; Sickness Pain in the
Stomach or Bowels, though very active and searching
IN their operation, promoting healthy ecretons Of the
Liver and Kidneys. Who will suffer from Bousness,
Headache and Foul Stomach, when so cheap reme-
single dose taken in season. may prevent hous. days;
and months of sickness. Ask for DIR. j. ii. McLean's
Universal Pills. That other. Reiug coated, they
are tastcless Price only 25 cents box, and can be
sent by mail to any part Of the United States.
J. II. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor.
Corner of Third and Pine Streets, s.. Louis No.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-09-12

GREAT BARGAINS IN
CLoTHING.
Now is your time to buy. Having determn-
ed to close out the balance OF the stock of Cloth
ing of S. b. Hopfnan d. Co., we shall from to-
day sell without Regard to cost This is the
best opportunity ever offered in Millersburg to
buy clothing.
Look at our prices--look at our stock and
if you want Cloihing you cannot fail TO buy.
Come one-come all and get great bargains.
HOPFMAN & MOSS.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-09-12
THE REBEL OFFICER KILLED.

5000 colored men, to be raised in Canada
West.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-01
BROOKL YN ITEMS

THT OPERA IN BRooKLYs.-The audience which AS
was the largest and most brilliant OF the reason. Ice
Opera was the as sung at the NewYork house on
Tuesday eveping--H Trordtoye. The enthusiasm of
TIE people was unbounded and under ts quickenng in
iueree the Opera sped smoothly along very howery
way There is genuine air to the Brooklyn operate
bouquets, which implies that they really came from the
heart and from the treasury. Miss Hinkley again
charmed every bearer male aud female with the fresh
ness Of her yocalizaiion, and Miss Phillips took all by
storm through her splendid histrionic power.
Tbis evening the charming Martha WILDE performed,
AN opera which always houTshes in new soil.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-01
DIED.

BLAYFMAH-on Thursday uuoring Jan 81, Is4se VISITS,
yeunres son Of Dr. William A. Blassmsn in tie lib Of
The :. main viii be taken to Elizabeth for intermeut
BLAKE-At her residence, Coldsnhsn. Orange County
Ssrah Van Dyck rect Of the Ate Robert Blake In bc SIZE
Brownie this city, Tuesday Jan e. Ellen Brown ssed
years and 10 days
CHAsF-Ip Jersey CITY on Tuesday Jan q: Glare Louise only
daughter Of Chancellor w and Caroline p Chase aged years
month and day.
DUHNRIn this city w.dnedsy Jsn 20 Tho. H. Dgh-ae
the son Of Henry aud Anna Duhs aged years months and
Sdays
yLMoRE-In this city Tuesday Jan 90 Lucy laDe only
daughter Of L. Stirling nd Lucy EInore aged II year.
months and q days.
FLAKH-At Staten Issnd on wedne,i.v Jan. 20 Jotephne
A. dsuther Of John and Mary Ann Flake eyed yeas aud
months.
FOWLER In .hi.eity. Tuesday jan %, Anna Simpson
GKusLER = n this city Wednesday Jan. 70, Minnie
Geu,er. wife Of Samuel Gen.er.
eRtFl TGsc Tsssiay s Ian VI. Mo- Griffith "d0"
The rels;iys. ard friends are rss9 ny..d 70 s,.s.d The
demo. No go Fourth street.
Orange Coursy papers please copy.
Ar l,ey Harding rehct Of 'h. late Csp samuel ~dhg,
rte funeral win take place or Saturday, Pcb n ron
TIE ie.iJonee Of Der sot.;lsw, y Lei. Ne q %ti,w
irvit.dto stend vithou, further eoeot.
LTwTs-In Brooklyn Tbgr'iey evening Jan g. Edward
inoul son Of CbaIls. D. and Elizabeth Nsrins Le~ts
Eotice offanersl In evening pspera
LyoN-n ,hi, city, Tburday, Jan. y Of c,n,aspaca
Az g y i,e Henry " LyGi n :se 2ss yea q be, sss
The YuDeGl vii take placs os'1toay
Fet. O. o. II o'clock
LIyINGsroh--At rorttfeerde, y on Wetnes6ay Jsn
30 Tny Pinp. Li,nsston Of shs is1e Henry 4 Li'
ngstop
PAReoEs-At F1n,'irs on Tassasy s.snn!' jan ~ jane.
B. rt-soDs & siaest sou Of James B. and ELI. f'"'S'
aged |. ye,rs ard 3Licntls.
M resryss fends Of the 'suy rsPeo1ly invited 70
s;.Ie fs1tl hssn the scdeDce OF his tstst Ia faa
ifE on Yrdsy Feb J. att O'clock without further invtsfl'p
ssnbos Mituo fulton M.fet siio at ocloo& con
meeting with .. H1rtsr Psint which rcfnng eoT'
Flssibngg a:&
ptSTJn ~. eity On WEDNESDAY IN 90 Luder Rad 10 the
:jth year Of h' lse.
sTiIon "Wednesday jan o. oerrd ini,ot son o. William
s. rad IAN. T. Stith. . ~,
TIE icsyos friends Of hs family invited u attend the
% from reiienct O. bis uncle IL Peckweh NO
100 Esst Tw eiy second ,ue this day FrdAyl o. ?. m
sLATrFKY-In this city, Wcdnsefay, Jan % Rolsd T.,
Of james ard Bonoia galtey aged years snd d.!s
WAYCOTT-On wednesIsy Dec g. 1885,, o. Zska iilsnd
Cuba Mrs.. Rachel Nsyeo wife Of Capt Alfred Wsycots OF
St Andrews, ~ r., tged q y'ais.
WRlGHT-ln Brooklyn, on Thursdsy, JAM ~ John Wright
eoppcrsuh formerly resident Of the Seventh "Ad ssse
Year., months Gnd 20 days
Il. relatives aud fhepd also the nsEksr OF Loase
Ne 3 and Metropolitan Chapter Of Free and Ma
t0ps, cod w pSw sspysy, ~ ss D$RRsU u 'b7 Hev'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-01

TBE BRooKLrS SKArISG PosD.-The Skating Pond
on Fifth avenue presented animated scene yesterday
Hundreds persons Of both sexes visited the plsce,
and large proportion embraced the opportunity OF In
dugpg in the inyigorating exercise Of skating. The
night previous the club in charge Of the pond had it
Coded and the following morning il presented hard
ened smooth surface, just adapted for enjoyment on
skates II lad been reported that base ban match
to be played, which drew large numbers together.
The report wac however, incorrect The match IA TO
be played on Monday next, weather permitting be-
tween two Of the principal associations Of this city.
silver ball il 10 be awarded To the winning party
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-01
SAVING THE UNION.

To he Editor Of ne ~ T. Trbuss
Sir: As the preservation Of the Union has become
subject public anxiety every effort tending in that direction
.h ud be noticed with spprobaon Now it 4. prcverbay
true that there great hope Of when the aie.
gage any enterprise notice With pleasure the earnest niser
nal manifested ladies OF Brooklyn accomplish
this object Knowing that Chief Magistrate the President
ofhe United States might II duly qualified and encouraged ex'
powerful influence they have seriously taken Into o'ndder-
ston the mos, eeecus Ofemovlrs the disabilities under
which he evidently hboTs They therefore inoosed in
package dect to President Buchanan ndArubber Rug
order cradle him to his wisdom teeth which certainly
have not vet come thoush white feather labeled Stearne
brooklyn plainly referring lack Of moral mental and phys
csl eournge and toy gun labeled Star Of the West" with
With which practice In hopes his eounss mishtsnsb him to
face The Of tbs seeding States. O. JEANVILLE.
Byt~t!pr, jan u, 1881.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-01

,oId hot on she, With large charge Of powder, and
AT an angle Of projection from degees below " 30
above TIE no zon. Il may be said, therefore, TO COM
bine tie ee.tia qualities Of the guu the howitres.
the MORTAR and may be used in place Of either one os
the other Of these pieces in defense. IL dos
not der in It's external shape from ordinary sescoat
cannon. h
An Indian squaw, roaming around the garrison e
Fort Yuma California discovered twenty dollAra
worth Of postage stamps In sheets In the Officers quar-
ter. and happy thought struck her. Shortly sitsf
sbe created quite connection by appearing On ~ -
ground stuck all over with the stamps rsgasa,ss
Of dignity and deteney. The officer found tnas -
postage stamps, intended for the mall had ee<s ssV~
mis,<d to the fepaA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-01

SIsGULAR SUICIDE BY AN EMINENT crRRoYnAy-
There wac a singular suicide at the Spencer House,
somewhere between the middle Of Sunday afternoon
and midnight. The circumstances these: On Sat
urday evening, the Rev. Robert C. Rice, one Of the
most eminent ministers Of the Christian or Reformed
Baptist Church. arrived at the Spencer House en-
route from Philadelphia 10 his home st Emnenee Ky.
lie Immediately went 10 his room, and Il not known
ever 10 have left it, During the forenoon Of Sunday,
the chambermaid desired 70 arrange his apartment,
but be declined TO have her do 20, alleging that he
was unweill similar application, in the afternoon,
met with the same excuse. About midnight The
clerk attention called 10 the matter by the state
ment of the boot-tlack, that the boots had remained
outside of the door all day. Upon entering the room
the door was unlocked Mr. Rice was found upon the
bed dead. He had shot himseln the bead with pistol
which wss still grasped in his hand About 81 O'Clock
in the evening one Of the chambermaids had heard
rerort rs of PISTOL or fre-crasker In that portion Of
the hotel, but it not very loud she did not pay
particular attention TO II. -.
On the table Law an open Bible. and a sealed ncte
addressed TO Mayor Bishop, of which the f'Aowing h
asGBy; roo, bod, Du, IN ,.u,.. e..s and sent
without ulolessficn Ennence ny where h,pe win b
aid s,ds dear Ella Ny CSi.n s6a.,ssT en-, y In bed
have lived for the good Of mankind and the
S Of Sis l Ss S GS S
Cros. Christ have cups the ground oil y bopes
Take shs ~ ifsnl %Sd DS SeS CTsss
"R G. RICE
TIE allusion nv dear Ehza," Is to his irst wife.
Tire deceased stood high in his church "a man eai;
pent for pety and learning. No other IL assigned
for the act by bis rends than settled melancholy In
duced by the separation Of his second wife from him.
II il but recently that he married the last time, and his
life parted from him few DAYS after their nupeaA.
Coroner EmmeFh held HI inquest over the body, ant
the Jury returned verdict in accordance with the
facts. In compliance with his reqGest, the Mayor
cent the body 70 Eminenee yesterday, under charge
Of his nephew. cincinnati Commercial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-01
MARRIED.

CAyPBELL-AcHEs0N- on Tuesday, Jan; ~ BY she kS'
X mpl'yan Mr. John J. Campbell Of HoFkiuton, Iowa,
70 Mis- Mary S. Acheson OF this city
IsAACs-BRUFF-On THURSDAY Jan 81 st the Church Of the
A.re,ion by the John Cotton Smith, Niisua b lsacs
Of lows cay Iowa Phe5e P daughter Of the late Charles
Bruh # this city
nOORF-CODDINGTON- In EevYorh CITY. on Wednesday,
Ian 1861 s the Ctnrcb Of the Tanshguraion, by the Rev
Dr. Uouthton CbArs, Moore. 70 Maria Hsne., young
est daughter OF the se Jonsthsn l. Coddngton. esq
PlRTRIDGR-BRICK-On wednesday, Jan. 30 at The Church
Of the Incarnation by the Rev Francis Sn.on, D. d. Of
Trinity joseph r. Partridge TO Sarah husura daughter o. Tho
late Joseph w. Brick.
RODaiAN-EAPI-In this city Tuesday Jan ~ BY the
Rev r. waTd William H. RodInsn 70 Hannah n Earl, az 81
"a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-01
THE UNJUST PREJUDICE AGAINST COLOR.
To hf Editor of The A. y Trfksaa

THE UNJUST PREJUDICE AGAINST COLOR.
To ht Editor of The ~ y TrfbSsa
SlR send You a copy Of letter lately by
the Principal of Public School No. 3 in the Village OF
Morrisania, Westchester County. The circumstances
st tended TO elicit this petnant and peremPtory note
are follows; colored boy recently applied for adj
missicn into this school Of which Dr. Akin is principal,
and there schools supplied for cOlored chill
dr6n exclusively, he wss Of course admitted Being
fright intelligent little fellow, he placed 10 the
Grammar Department The next day the teacher in
whose class he had been placed, received verbal init
matt n tfat the seat Of the had sitting next him the
colored boyl must he changed. Things remaining IN
otu quo the boy left and day or two after the Prin.
cpal received the note given below. The parent the
boy is member Of the Board Of Edu;aton:
"Dr AiTv~ Darrell NJ. Wood desired n leave School
friday IN Of the rudotous arrangement
els& seating them side by side 10 the snhoco-gch
ought BottObe Yours j. "oODS
Comment on such c0nrse. 10 any intelligent mind,
seems almost unnecessarily In member Of the Board
Of Education we look something better something
practically ilusraiing The results Of belief In Him,
who, when ON earth. could touch even the poor des-
pred Magdalen, bidding her go in peace and sn no
more.
Abs for the rsity
or Christian charity
Under the san ASTI-SNOb.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-01

showing net balance 10 credit ~ income sNcoupt OH
Let January, 1861, bcirg surplus q earnings Over
nom the date Of reorganization tJune |. 1891 TO
s s ad.. t.Gas the ro x1i 1850 to s snSy
1861 pre NORTH, 300 49, and show Ia fair say
pointed for bu'De' sod simply supplied eqgPPed And fur
nshed bee ennnrs oud have been increased to 81 amonot
he Is ard ,,eoD moEgs bonds e he cOmpsnE over and
above oIdiny onpnE eipene. Win the Tosh 10 toe eoh
economy de running woad Be n,.,"t'y reduced
The floating debt Of the Company is S53l, i9l OIL,
against which i has assets OF Slso 'Se 10. Ire
report says:
IN. Ccinrany win pay ineres, the FIRST Of Febnuy next
IL, preferred hrs mortgage 'nins fund b,0d bat not upoa
hrs,mer OF interest on both Of bonds bu, this has
been the result Of additions TO The rolling stock 9TH. rc,d
pay which snd FOR other structures sni necessary Improve
mtnts in part these earnings have been used
squs 10 the psvrnent bonds Il early fore
that sIse addition: Ra Be made :. S ,nS GSs G .afa
iies and accommodations must bs provided
ed psItisy applied and the e Of the company
p @ d Ss %s. IL: .nd S.oI & sSSSS
ueepr in New IL August lsst when :ti nriher pn
.pSseou.ntly Authorised by the Board Of D'ectors
TIE oprion entertained the bOndholder meeting in
NwYOrl in August last when the money market was sy
should need to borrow The r.t OF the money
IN FeSu s 1851 beo.r.t Of hsynr s,nnS.
Ing for
sry loon forward TO sncb times the surplus
earnings beyond the payment current sceuins Interest
should be equal 10 the discharge Of such loan.
The In the political condition and prospects
which have since occurred and the
Of monetary end business aaa have not
oy precued the hope any such oAn but have made lis
pisy than dnsonsbe and have caused msnd 70 he
sd, upon prompt payment OF OF the large
claims sisuued by this Compsuy n reorssnitston than
anticipated The result Of s which to make the payment Of
general FIRST mortgage bonds hoped Tor at this time
sin ply impossible
This company Of THIS omeu suffering loss Of earning Of
row twenty thousand dollars per month oeosn Of VS.
inability to hold in deposit, ia 81 Ch
NTH opening navigation the products which seek 70
be road aDd The proper .nd the san. tine
Irhisble remedy TO- this difficulty would seem 70 be sEs
s.vsipg sin warehouse the eompauy own grounds at Chi
e,go Such building ndpensAhe necessity the want
Of IT, few months hfs the present would subject the con
10 loss equal 70 u, cost.
By the annexed hereto Will be seen That sipce
We Coz 81 n FoT Chicago. from AL roads and onrccs.
sount 10 % 2 barrels and that OF this anonnt the chicago
~ Soh ecrn Railway brought % 4s barrels over one
,bd Of the whole II viii also be tibet the whole anoun
Chcsro in the same time Il $40 w bush
,s a1d Of this amour, the Ccas2 aui Northwestern
RsWGy brou 2 sIs bushs tbou thirty per cent Of ID"
Whole With ample and desirable pAeos for rtoraEe 7 IL
believed the Chicago and North Western Railway would hsve
pcrese6 ne OF the entire whoat receipts S; least 70
bat Il m receipts Of four probably to greater per cent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-01
CITY ITEMS.

WAN BLHIsD TnU SclsEs.-Some Of the actor,
whore faces have long been familiar and welcome to
the play -goers Of NewYork but who now in New
Orleans, seem to be quite down with the war fever.
On Monday week, meeting was held on the stage OF
the Varieties Thea,er, to form military company for
the purpose of shooting any Norberners who might
venture insist upen the free navigation Of the Mis-
si-srpi, presumptuousy claim that property bought
and paid for by the whole Union, is not at liberty to
take itself of when i, thinks proper. Mark Smith was
chief Spokesman W. b. Cbippendale was Caledto the
chair and J. g. McDonough acted Secretary. After
tie proper discussion they proceeded to elect officers
Mr.. Smith nssting rirG vote, 80 that there
should be no skulking. The election resulted as fol-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-01
P.crrrc TrIrsR.pa.-Al letter from Salt Lake says.

Edwin Creighton, esq., the agent Of The Psahc
Telegraph Company, has been in the city these tst
two weeks, but seems to be little perplexed about
deter mining the route of the lightning wires He hse
naturally sought for interest in the enterprise bat has
found little Of the substantial In the form snd shape Of
shares Brigham h willing enorgh to pat mp thu poaes
for the Company provided that the affair ~ AL es,ar
and above board on "the rhine" question; sut "a:
chef has not forgotten that the community lost seoat
IN fitting up stations and furnishing pusss 10.
ernmen, very ,lceremonousiy broke the contrsc and
n. Norucns lost everything. The Telegraph Ccmpa.
ny probably some protection 20 NE ros and
,ha vO,. T,r;vban would rather trust the Ii Shns.
I'm, on Ills there Is nc use detailing plans ss Mr..
Crc;eb,on throws out that theprobabtes sren favor
Of re wires running through Santa Fe instead Of Salt
n L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-01

SELLING Coon Corn FOR BoGus.-Detedives
Macdouesll and Bennett yesterday arrested a German,
named Carl Yager, apparently about 90 years of age,
charged with having attempted 10 sell . good gold
dollar for lad one under the following circumstances;
ON Wednesday afternoon the accused called at the
store Of John H. Lorenzen No. 90J Division street,
and, showing that gentleman good gold dollar,
assured him that II was counterfeit and desired TO
eel him quantity of the same kind at reduced rites-
his price being $40 for 81 900 Of the bogus. Nc.
Luerzen after inspecting the coin, requested fager to
call on the following day, when he would lsgotlate
with him. Meantime the detectives were notified, and
were in waiting for the bogus dealer when he presented
himself in Division street. DIR. LorenIen speedily
sougimnaed bargain with him, ts 900 bogus
dollars to BE- delivered at place on the blocningae
road. Tie two men startod for the place closely
followed by the detectives and soon reached tho house,
recently vacated by Mayor Wood, on tn" occasion OF
BIZ marriage wager here insisted on having the sllO,
after which be loft LorenIen in waiting the gate,
while he wen, IN after the fictitious currency Instead
Of returning pop,ly NJ. wager slipped ont the back
way, and was in the nc. Of running OF With The money
be had received when be was overhauleo Dy he
detectives and ,ken to Police Headquarters. u was
now sppGrl Mt hst instead OF being engaged In the
bogus money business, the prisoner wa only shrewd
conid nee opers,or. II there arc any persons in the
city who care TO acknowledge that they have been
ritiuized il 70 questionable a manner, they are
request. d " come forward and identity M Wager.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-01

wholegang, who gave thernames as Bonny' Alex
Wiel, Guftavus Hillborn, and Edward Znnburg Ills
alleged that Bomy is the principal in the matter and
employed wiel, who has shop or office at No. 81
Aveue C, to do the printing. The prisoners, 10
geher with large quantity Of type, paper, ltbogrph'
irg materials, 90, were taken to the Police Head
quarters and locked up for examination The counter
felt war well executed and calculated to deceive the
public and greatly damage the business Of spalsing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-01

Ter, but she then beyond the reach Of mecalsAi,
6yirg shortly afterward in great agony. An inquest
will be bed the body this morning by Coroner Jack
nan. The deceased, who is spoken Of very hand.
some woman wac - years of age and native Of Yer
mont. She had been in possession but few weeks of
Il premises sbe occupied. ...
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-01

SEIZURE OF A sLAvrR.-Cap. Tbsyer Of the
schooner w. II. Titcomb, of Rockand, from Sierra
Leone, 40 days. arrived yesterday, reports that Span
ish brig had been taken by Ii. b. N. steamer lmPe
reuse, Dec. 8, and taken into Sierra Leone. There
were no slaves on board at the time bat the captain
had Landed bic money the dsy preyious N buy SavsA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-01

srlcIpy or An UsroRrusATE WosAs.-Mr'. Cla-a
C. CG1sen, keeper Of house Of III fame ct No. -
Mercer s,leet, committed suicide by taking poison.
Ii is said that the deceased became exceedingly Jealous
Of The lover with whom she was living, and desparing
of winning him back again, determined to die by her
own hand. On Wednesday morning she sent for 9
quantity Of corrosive sublimate, and swallowed the
poison a. soon az she obtained II. subsequently shs
rspsntsd Of As se, and cent fs ~. WykoH " rseys