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MISCELLANEOUS.


The following items are from The petEoSt Ads
Vsrtiser Ct the l7.h.
PAssEp ur YzsrEEDAT-Propeller City Of
MADISON; barzs ". i. Fierson, Quebec; brig Ole
andeF. sshoonens Saranac, Condor, IS. s. j. Be
Ms, A. MedburF, ClaFabels J. 4. 6rp1i, iseaoi-d1
P4ssSD SD DoTs.9-schooners Black EsEk. n. P.
GoOdell
sraAnsR Rusr, hom Port Huros, reached
here Yesterday afternoon with favorable intelM-
qencs from the ice IN Lake Huron. Capt Loor8
states thar the fse has disappeared lrQul ieloWef
l end Of the lake, having been driFea on hy the
recent heavy southwest winds, ald On Iuesday
affernoon and evening propailers VlEh quite 8
aeet Of sail vessels, took their departuF1 with
favorable prospects Of reaching tbs Sifells, Ihs
steamer Forest Queen, bound for Saginaw, len
Pert Huron In company with the above lsel and
up 10 the time Of the departure Of the ll1hI yes
terday morning, had act returned The pros
pects are IN every way hattertng for 81 lttng
thr0agh. There Is no Ice b TIE 81. Ciaifr1vei' TO
obstruet The passage Of Yessels ~
A DuAsEEn befel TIE tug 3. @. Bli5a. which
LETT here Tuesday for Lake Huron win three
vesals IN tow. On her arrival at Algcnac- where
she called for wood, she sEddenly colnal enued
leaking, and before Il was possible g eo1ll her
into some safe or secure place she sunk - about
20 feet Of water. She will Be repaired - medi-
atsly.
Tw PpoPrtrra BaUcE "A novel, aad y rlthal
ouite an important improVemeuf has hzen. nude
among our iaks marine, By the alieraltil aud
y
bruce whi,a has made her appelraEce aat cav
dockS in the shape Of an upper cabin pres eller,
rigged with mast ana sail, and very tlEa fully
painted up With d coat Of white She has on
cargo Of siaYes from New Baltimore, bound for
Baaslo.
.LRUsrH o. mn BADaEz SfArt -Ona 5f the
finest propellers ever launched, len the ~ ys Of
Mason 3 BidEelps shipyaFd at half pas tour,
?. H., and took 70 the Watef as kindly - iI %
native element The propeilsr Badger staie has
bean bnilt b Mason B BidWel during lie past
water, IN company with the LEzpir1 ttass.
beth being for Ensign's PeoPles Line,I Her
length, custom house Measurement, IS alls teefi
heSas. b net; depth OF hold, - iseti dha ton
nagFa, go tons. Her model promase7 apeeds
While the strength Of the hull 5 UNSURPASSED on
the laEes she s bnilt Win bJiik heads, dlfiding
her INTO water tlFhf corlp1rlrdeuii, and ~ cab
ins Are far more c0mmodious thfl WcEla have
been Allowable except Tor TIE groHlnE pas5en-
Ger business of ne propeller lines. Her zines
were built at the Shepafd lfon forks, ana naEl
a inch eylInderl, With ~ incd stroke : s one
necessary to add that she j. 70 Be conl-naueoa y
Captain :. ~ BecfGith, a seaman ll..1' eal gol
an honorable reputation ~ long aud s1ccfial /
SGTVios on the laks1--3dl ~ Aliea
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TIE TELEGRAPH reports some sharp prac-
ties On shs part Of Col Slough, in New
Mexico, By which he Worstsd the enemy
and captured their supply train, together
With oas cannon and about . hundred priS-
oasrs OOl sloughaIeOmmand has fallen
bask within supporting distance Of Fort
unsnn.
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HOUSE.

NEW BnLs.-Mr. FeFrell introduced bill
to amend section 45 of an set entitled an act
to provide for the reorganization and super
visions of common schools.
APPoRTIORMEHT BILL.-kr. Reilly, from
the select committee on Congressional Ap'
portionment appointed last evening, sub
nitted the following as the majority re-
port
Ist and I'd Districts-Hamilton county.
3d-MontgOmery, Preble, Butler and War
rem.
4Lh-Darke, Shelby, Logan, Champaign
and Mismi.
Blh-Vsn Vert Msrser, Allen, AuglaiEel
Harden, Hancock and Wyandot.
sth-Olermont Brown, Highland, Clinton
and Fsyette.
TthEGresn, CLARK, Madison, and Frank
lin.
sth-Unlon, DslaWsrs, Marion, Morrow
and Riehland.
sth-Crawford, Huron, Seneca, Ere, San
dusky and OttoWa.
lockwood, Putnam, Henry, Lucas
PauldinR, Defiance, Fulton and Williams.
Ilth-Adams, scisto, Lawrence, Jackson
Gallia and Vinton.
l7th-Piks, Ross, Hooking, Piekawayl
Fairfield and Perry.
l3th-Licking, Muskingum, Ooshocton
and Knox.
I4th-Holmes, AIhlAnd, Wayne, Medina
and Lorain.
lsth-Neigs, Athens, Washington, Nor
gan ED Monroe.
lst4-Gusrnssy, Belmont Harrison and
FuscaFawas.
I7th-JefBersOn, Carroll, OOlumbiana, and
Stark.
lsth-Cuyahogs, Summit and Lake.
1sth-Geauga, Ashtabuls, Trumbun, Por-
tage and Mahoning. H
This scheme was recommended by Hessrs,
Reilly, BsrtFam and West, of the select COM
mittee. go
Mr.. Grouse, on behalf of himself and Mr.,
Converse, of the minority of the COMMITTEES,
submitted a report, embOdying substantially
the plan proposed some days ago BY Mr.,
Bartram. This was voted doWn-yeas 80,
nays As.
The question then being on the scheme
recommended by the msjority of the com.
mittee, the yeas and nays were demanded,
ordered, and Tesulted-yeas 49, nays 81.
Several amendments were offered and 70
ted down.
The question then recurring on the pas.
sage Of the scheme Of the majority of the
COMMITTEES, e given sboTe, the yeas and nays
were demanded, ordered, and resulted as fol-
lows;
Yeal-Babcock, Bartram, BsyArd, Braeh-
man, Bradbury, Clarke, Cook, Cory, Harri.
son, Hazsh, Hills, HiZSOn, Howard, Howe
Huston, Johnston, Ksck, Krum, Latham,
Lind, MATTERS, Miller, Montgomery, Myers
McGin, Norris, Odlin, Osborn, Patterson,
Pursell, Randall, Reilly, Robb, Roberts,
Rockwell, sehell, Scott, Smith, Stanton
Stewart, StivsF, Tiffany, Wallar, Warner
Wells, West Whitney, Woodbury., linn and
Speaker-5O.
Nays-Ault Bates, Blocker, Boesel, Con.
vsrse, Cranes, Grouse, DicknAn, Dresel, Fer.
Ruson, Ferrill, FIagg, GlessneT, Gribben,
GrisWold, Gunsaulus Holden, Je6ries, Ken.
non, KeyBer Of Monroe, KSyseF of Noble
Lott, Nafett, Marsh, Mcclellan, Reisinger
Ross, sayler, sisg, sruith, Snyder, Taylor
Thorp, Titus, Uhl, Vance, Wilkin and VII
son-3s.
So the bill passed.
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Zho Causo Il ths RsPublIoan DofoGr IN
80 Chicago,
Tie dtyof Chicago furniHhed for the war
$500 Volunteers. Of these over twO.thirds
are Republicans; bencsit ia no wonder, with
tie los Of 900 vSteS-1, 800 more than the
Democrats Icst-thst ct the recent charter
sIsosion In that city the Republicans should
b. nnt.rntsd hr the Demreat
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ID ,he bsneroIenl LndI.. q Do

am directed BY the Governor to express
to you his hearty thanks for the prompt and
liberal manner in which you are responding
10 his call Of the 1lth instant for hospital
stores.
Although less than q week since the call
was Published, more than forty boxes and
barrels filed with various articles named in
the call, with many others, have been re-
eeived, and are being rapidly forwarded to
various camps. beg leave to state that
concentrated chicken, jellies preserved and
canned fruits, should be in tin cans, and care
fully sealed, otherwise they are liable to
breaksge, and entire loss, aS we'll as injury
to other valuable articles packed with them.
Earthen Jars or cans are unsafe; nearly ali
break open, or their contents spoil in trans
porting. have received large amount Of
bread, and several barrels and boxes of eggs
Bread should never be sent; and eggs, if
sent ct sll, should be carefully packed In
salt, or oats, ip small boxes or kegs. But
ter, If sent ct ell, should be sent With great
care in crooks, veil covered with Balt, and
the crooks carefully packed in boxes, OF
kegs.
The contents Of boxes, barrels, or kegs,
should be plsinly marked thereon, and an
invoice sent to me,
GEORGE B. WRIGHT,
QuarteFmaster General Of Ohio.
The following is g list Of hospital stores
and supplies needed:
Cotton shirts Bsdtioks, Is BY feet
Cotton sheets, Light WOolsn blankets, Cot
ton pillow cases, WOOlen and cotton draw
ers, WOOlen and cotton shirts, Haudker-
chiefs and Towels, Lint from old pure linen,
Cotton socks, Pillows and cushions, Nate
rials for rags and bandages, Slippers and
light shoes, Dried fruit, Prepared chickens,
Arrow root Oatmeal, Lemon syrup, Cur
rant jellies.
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znlodsna vzouDdsa Of the 4seh OhiO.
We have cleaned, by private letter
and lists published, the following partial List
q killed and wounded of the gallant and
bEEYs 4sth:
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Ws % peEninE Publi1h H1ts Or aII y

We ibis merning publish lists Of ell the
g., ls,s arrivals Of wounded frpn Pittsburg,
toPslhsr Win additional official reports Of
tks killed end WOsadSd in some Of the
.iasaoOhfS rs7inoat WekAts, since the great
battle, published, ct the earliest possible
90 hAo6Aseat all obtaluable information relative
.asogts ,he killed, wounded aad sick Ohio
A' - iroSps. and have furnished complete lists
Is this duts. We shall continue this course
IN he future, although no other paper in
OAio north Of Cincinnati gives full reports
aagef saguAliiss 70 oAiosps IN M8J
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Captain Robert stOughtOn. Of the rebel
army, now in "dursnce vile" ct Fort War
ren, writes to Senator PeWell, asking his
aid 10 help him 70 his parole. he writes
an amusing letter, saying thst as he has
once sworn true allegianee to the JEFF. Davis
government be viii not swear again, except
70 kesp his parole. Re concludes by ask
ing tie War Department ITO extend the
area Of freedom in my case" he is Q COL
leqe-mste Of PoWelPs, but Secretary Stan
ton & quite likely 10 reply to aIl such re-
quests GWhen Col. COreoran is permitted
o 60 free on his parole It will be time for
rs % consider the subject"
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AVMhl1a EGaD.s oEHTuUr
sA1vEDaE MollIHa, hrTil D, I5li
FLOUR-1ha uarzst ysftsrday vas Gun and un-
ehansos, With uslss ofeo sba d5uble szfra red &c
si,sos and % bbls doubl, extra Ehiioa ~ sssl.
WHRAT-Rla-kssd dull saa escHaibe, and IN tee
absence Of saisi Es orlis ano,siis1u.
OORN-lfnrEst quiot saisi b I71o bush 1en
store ss sc, and 3ears On trseE aEGo.
OATS-aarfst aru. sales OF canon track &c
sc.
LARD-sss,dy and aulst 81 7e7lfsfor somnsa
% choice katie rendered.
BUTZER-AIarksi duii. uiih anal lralsS sF sood
ron Is il1SelSo.
RaGs-solsn Of . sbls atsse
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t Groceries and Family Supplies,

-O5UsEs.-Fhe sudden changer Of our climate are
sources CT Pulmonary, Bronchial and AEihmatio Al
feotions. Experience having proved that simple
rsmesiss often act speedily and certainly Whsa h
in the arly stages Of the deas, recourse should
ct once be hatto "BroWn's Bronchial Tfoehes," or
EoEsngss let the Cold Osugb, or Irritation Of the
Threat b. ever 80 slight, By this preeautiOn
more sariouI attack may be ofisetuslly Wsrded OF.
Public spssksrs and Singers will md them ehootual
for clearing and ItEengthsningt be voiee.
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In 4eTE.-Ths Louisville Journal says !:
We learn from a United States officer
that the loss Of the 4eth Ohio, Col Worth.
Ingtan, in killed and wounded ct Pittsbprg
Landing, was about $50. That was dreadful
carnage. But L had no terror for the brave
men among whom Il was wrought"
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OTIICAG0 lIARKEI-a8rn Is

lAA AlAislleaaa -st.
EL0Ut-MArkst heavy and Inactive.
YHkAr-A Alarkst active, arm an.f % biRher.
c9RN-aATzst frn but hos Gsiivs.- SALES at
mEsa PDRK-Markat dIifl a. gi1.,s.v
elo1 bush corn ---i
FEFGHT Te-TWo cdarf.r7 ur.ra. r,,7al.l.6ie. -,
Whe1t 70 BufIalo ~ -o-
E;kCHANGE-Unobanssa. colo p cent
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Killed and Wsundsd ortbe sl.t Ohio.

From the Pittsburgh correspondence Of
the Cincinnati Gazette, We obtain the fol-
lowing list Of the killed and wounded of the
Slst Ohio:
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AT OAn DEErISOH.

The steamer Magnolia on Thursday
brought down the following Ohio sick and
wounded, who were taken to Camp DennisOn,
where, We are assured, every convenience
that may be needed or desired can be: had.
RIB Kflroy, " B Creamer, W D Butler,
JW Allen, sick Iss A H Wood, wounded,
18th; VIM Wood, wounded, 18th; Daniel
Free, wounded, 18th; s Stephens, A 8 Gut
ter, D Hayland, Ohas Tulbotson, wounded,
l9ih; Stricksr, sick, 24th; 7 TLAymsr, sick,
26th, Ohas Sherman, sick, Slst W AeDon.
aid, Wouaded, Peter Fry, sick, 38th; Daniel
Oonklin, Albert Bornell, EckenroOd, Chris
Weber, L. " Loyeloss, And Leland, d
Spalding, Albert Taber, J " Hall, F
Sherley, wounded, Lieut. o Gsylodr, sick,
Glss D Shuttles, J Shseburg, wounded, 4eth;
r T Ashton, wounded; " Brown, Lieut. T
Fields, Samuel Lawrence, DR. ] J Boland,
Peter Smith, sick; 3 Jones, wounded; ] W
Clark, R Gray, P Fraser, r Sanders, O d D
Applegate, A Smith, B Smith, Cunning
ham, ] Colds, 7 PitIer, J " Cass, Henry
Dennstt, A Freon, G W Day, q NeEiand,
W NJ Athey, Vim Kenworthy, s Meyer, J
Ross, sick, 4sth; T Lynch, wounded, 49th;
P N Mercer, Magg, A JagO, sick, P Rock
hold, wounded; Service, D Conklin, W q
Maury, A Bayles, NJ McTogue, G Orcutt,
sick, o Williams, 54th, II Mccormack,
wounded; s Walter, " SWartE, n Dawson,
do; J 2 SehEybart sick; ] Martin, wound
Cd; s White, 5neary, n Smith, D B
Dickey, do; o Savage, 9th; I 3 Rains
wounded; A Rice, b ickinson, W Kick,
do bsth; B T Fee sick seth; VIM Miller, @
DaSssl sick s5tb; Steel, J Waldron, D
McCar =, J N Smith, W R HcGinnis, G
Greamer, n 0'Ned, " Spriggs, wounded; /;
P s Kelly, n A johnson, I simmons, 7 R
Duffy, J n Hume, A D Clark, wounded 7
T BerrickB, A SchluteT, seig o MayloE, Jas
Scott, sick; s G Francis wounded; 6 E Lee
sick; Clements Cole, J L Good, J d Hamil-
ton, n B Foos sick-7lst Asa Brayton,
] J Barnes, 7 Barker, G johnson, A OOons
wounded; McKennon sick; J Gray wound
ed; Ooddle, B Judd, D Mentor, N Blair,
A Priee, sick; Congleton wounded; J
Smith sick, A Green, Lieut. " " Scott :
n st Clair, Patterson, Wounded-72d. 3
Furry wounded; ] NslSdith, I Stark, J Bid
dinger Eick; J BuHags Woundsd-slst L
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horne, Nathaniel DonephOn, John Greares,
William , Ireland, Nathan LeWis, Tilman
Lewis, John Z Mccullough, John Miller, Jas
3 Wsts0n, George Dansl, John Guslher,
Abraham belong, Patrick Conlin, Daniel
Hepshire, William HsathcOats, VIM Hollis,
Alfred RlsmeF, Henry Weaver, Thomas Gal
lagher, VIM Zimmerman, " o BOdell-2s.
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OagpoEal Thonss NaBrlds. OalvIn BOvsE.


James NcO0nley, CO. z; Perry Bogart
George Wagner, John Stonsr, William Ste.
TunsSn, s. Flaugher, Freeman hughes, Geo.
Foas, Thomas Smi'h, Granville Williamson,
Jan,es Foster Iifll 9FibsBsS.
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Killed and Wsundea in the FOrty-sixth
Regiment
The following listof the killed and wound
of the 4sth Ohio at the battle of Pittsburg
has been received from the Adjutant of the
Regiment:
FHLD AID STAFF WoUHDED.-Lieut. Col.
Walcutt, flesh wound in right arm.
OoHrpAHV
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PrsOners--Arian Bancroft Sergeant Dali
SOD, A Sheridan, james Blair, Jacob Hart
mAn-b.
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Killed-Eone.

ktled-EOne.
Wounded--A B Brown, AIlsr williams,
Daniel Violet, and prisoner Thos NeLaugh-
lin, and prisoner; john Burong, D P Duna-
than, John Hommer, John leopard, Henry
Howts VIM q King, Joseph Mortimer, jas
" Fuller, A Truly Enos Thomas, Agnelus
CFoghan, William Lytle, Morris Aglsr-1s.
COMPANY ,.
KfIled-Henry O Stiles, Geo " Finks
Joseph South-3.
Wounded-John " Williams, Geo Il Oar
ter, Henry Heller, Grin B Mansfield, Elias
n Kinney, John A Swank, VIM Shirey, Ohas
Wallace, Eli Williams.
COMPANY Q. eaI
KiIled-John ROLES, David Taylor, Lewis
Wslmire, Vim Guge, o n Shane, JnO Stew
srt-8.
Woundsd-E W Petit, Thomas Batson,
VIM Noble, n Lohner, James Oorine, David
Burritt, Daniel Kulp, J 8 Evans, Geo Har-
rison, Jacob Hare, A G Merton, MillaF Ne
Gowan, D n Noe, N Y 0dell, Geo Park
iuson, Frank Smith, James Thompson, Geo
Wise, R N Dontz, VIM LontE-2l.
COMPANY D.
Killed-Capk q @ Gsary, James White,
Geo Bears.
Wounded-Geo Franksnburg, A KcGill,
D o Smith, Jacob Sbelling-4.
COMPANY 4. 81
Killed-H O Burr, James Heller, JOelstul-
her, Eli Barker-4.
Wounded-2d Lieut. " W Watts, Brent
linger, Alexander Coon, b Boswell, B Clark,
q Fellows, VIM Jones, B Shuttle, VIM Wal
lengarger, Vim Thomas, Edmund Sebling,
VIM Hines, J Ardors, ] Fryer, J Murlin, G
Skslls, A Wright-l7.
COMPANY ?.
Killed. 2 Hsssan, Eli Swarts, Nicholas
Nair, Jerome " Fields, Harris " Proctor
Is.
Wounded-Eleut John J Oarran, John
Boyles, Joseph Cherry, James A Ryner, Thos
McKirman, John o Riley, Johu Ritter, Silas
Roby, Daniel Shether, John Stevenson, Thos
Williamson, Christian ZeOls, John Carroll,
Dennis O'Neil-l4.
COMPANY q.
Kflled-Lisut Hiram B Wilson, Dallas
Merchant, Theodore Woodruff, Levi Milling
ton, Samuel Millington--e.
WOunded-Thomas Lansay, Rich'd Spind-
Ter, 3 Wood, Joseph Campbell, Jno G Paul,
Asa Mccormick, Philip Sutton, John King,
James Barnes, James OlOasan, David Kune
Ill.
COMPANY n.
Klled-BEuee E Brown, Nankin Glib
bons, Wilson P Smith, Martin Regner, jas
N Church,.
Wounded-Lisut John Ramsey, Andrew
W Mcdonnell, n A Lilley, Joseph Amos
Joseph Alexander, Howard g Aheck, Neely
Alexander, John Hayes, Kichael Ham, Ben
edict Lery, William q NeWland, Alexander
KOch-12.
COMPANY 1.
Killed-John Brown. Alexander jeremiah
"A.
Wounded-Jo Joseph Fisher, Corporal John
s AtWater, Geo b Bethard, jackson OFovell.
Adam Moat John Staley, Jeth7on Han,
Joshua Clip, Henry WateFman--9.
OoNRAHT <, @
KIIled-Philip Glenn, William Dennisoa
Woundsa-oalsb BObsl6, corporaE John
Hamilton, Jackson Balding, Isaas \ D1-
h
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INPoRTAET 10 YEs7ELs OWHERs AED MAszERs
The Secretary OF the Treasury has Issued in
structions to the Collectors Of the several lake
ports, to enforce the laws regulating he manner
in which manifests Of vessels are pre2aTsd, snd
to enforce the penalties ascning from, non
compliance with the provisions off Jaw.
Existing laws require that the nianifasts Of
'. ssels shall specify the marks aud nunhcrs Of
every cask, bag, box, chest or package, thename
and place Of residence Of every shipper and con
signes, and the quantity shipped By and to each,
and also the kind or character Of the merchan.
disc. For severaIysar past manifests have been
prepared In very loose and general Manner
frequently in this fashion: e 900 packages o.
merchandise, sundfy shippers ana c5nsi 5hee''-
without giving any further dsscripeion OF The
Hnsfchandise, either as to is character Or its
marks and numbers; and IN be given ndnbeF Of
packages may be embraced seas, coffee, sugar,
molasses, wines, liquors, hardware, and, 81 fact,
every article which can be elasssd unief tis gen
sral term Of merchandise . so that Il s utterly
Impossible to ascertain the ehaFlcteF o. &c goods
from tie document Il is 70 correct this irreru-
larity that the Secretary Of the rrsasary has
iIunsd the instructions referred 70. Ths Col
lsotor Of this port VIII ridgedly enEtfss the law
On this subject A
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LorIsIusfve summary.
TuUrsnAr, April ~ 1881

NEW BmLa-By Mr.. ROby, to compel vac
cinaton and prevent small pox. Itrequires
the appointment, by Probate Judges, Of ply
aicians In the several election districts OF the
State, whose duty II shall be to Vacclnate
everybody who has not been successfully
vaccinAtsi, and give certificates, for WEich
they shall receive in each case the moderate
sum of twenty-five cents. Such certificate
TO be requisite to the admission Of any child
to the public schools.
By Mr.. MILESTONE tO compel the proper
authorities 10 cease discriminating between
the different medical schools In appoint
ments Of surgeons and assistant surgeons IN
the army.
BY Mr. Gunokel, To authorize the volun-
teers from this State in the Federal army to
exercise the elective franchise ct the State,
National and Congressional elections.
By Mr.. Hitchcock from the committee on
Currency, To amend the law organizing
banks In this State, in accordance with the
suRuestions Of the memorial nom the Pres
ident Of the State Bank 90 as 70 permit
the issue Of = greater proportion of small
bills.
RTLoEUFIoHs.-A resolution was adopted,
auGlQflhllB tQS 0ofofuuE " OOlASot aims -
longing 10 the United States distributed In
in this State, and deposit them in the arsenal
for cafe keeping, and where good policy
requires their distribution to take bonds
for their safe keeping and return to the
State. HarE
SoHcoL ExANINERs.-The Committee on
Common Schools made . written report In
opposition to the project Of changing from
county to township examiners of teachers
Of common schools. The report was agreed
to.
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HavinE connected the above Stores, snd pealy IT.
ted them mp mixing ham the finest Stores In OlsTe-
land for the Grocery susinessl an pIep4red 70 Of
fer TO the citizens Of Cleveland and vicinity g Cd
assortment OF choice
Groceries and Family Supplies,
CONSISTING OF
Rio, LagmyFa Santos and Java Coflses; OoIong.
9unpoWdsr and Young ByHon Teas-ths laTEest as
sortmsni offered IN Cleveland all kinds OF su-
grs- cheaper than at apy other store In tne City
WhCle AID strictly pure Ground Spices Of ell kinds
the cel9braled Shaker ala aud all kinds Of Woo
and willow Ware No. HeckeFel, y hite Fish and
Smoked Helihut, Tongues, sounds 20 &os West
India and New Orleans MOlalge5. Also-a Rood as-
aoTtm0ns Of Syrups; barrels choice Maple syrup
just received; the bost brands Of Family flour (;
choice OigATs and various kinds Of Chewing and
Smoking Tobacco.
{ h1Ts aiso made arrangements for large supply
Of the very best
DAIRY BUTTER AND CHEESE,
Country Produce Dried and Foreign Fruits in their
stasoni Pickles. Sauces, Pine Apples and Nut Of Al
kinds, &C. %.
~Please give me call and judge Of the quality
and prices before buying elsewhere.
pTGoOds delivered FAEH Of charge.
G. D. BECK.
am sole Agert for Putnam E1celsior Clothes
Wr1ngor. Gall and SEQ them. apflGlW
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EsTEEED-April H.
Prop. OReg0. Drake. Duukifk l fla
Prop. Portsmouth, Bond, Dunkirk, Il6 hhds Ia
con, So2 pkgs lard 81 bbls eggs, zla bbls
hour, 81 hhds tobacco. 4Zo bbls ghgfiues.
Sehr. Carrie Woodford, Viriam, Toledo,
cLEAREp. ru
Prop. OWego, Drake, Dunkirk, 200 bhls -four, 42s
bbls highWines, 457 bbls whisky, 81 sacks
oats, and large quantity Of 1disoallane-
Gus articles.
Prop Forest Queen, hcCarTeys Buffalo, 800 bbls
-four, 42 bbls eggs. So bbls beef. d so kegs
nails, 25 bbis whisky, 10 pkgs bBtter, III
pkgs mdse, g bdls iron, tons pig iron,
1S3 boxes cheese, 10 kegs butter,a
Prop. Potomac, GebLerd, Chicago lS3 pkgs tools
liz kegs nails II bdis irou, 100 bEs glass =
1900 kegs nails, 63 pkgs Eundries, l13 bbis.
dried apples, SOC grIndstaaes, 1l0 keg7
nails
Bark p. G. Sherman, Mason, llil1zdlles
Bark UD4dills, BraRf, MiHaukec -fe
Sohr CoDsueilO. Harrington, Bulsl5, 40 tons
coal
sehr l. }. Tarwsll, Hunter, Bofa6, ~ tons
coal. sd
Sehr Vanguard, Dayig Chicago, $50 tons coal.
ScOW St. Joseph, Stoner, Monroe, 1ID tons lt I'D,
tons nail, tons ceaI. - tt-a
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"a ioTn-Ths Youngstown Registe

nyss
HFEon private lsttars reoeivsd in town,
We Learn that the 18th vas II the second
dsy's aght, but that only three or foGr were
kIissd out Of the entire notwithstanding
i fWards. The FuuOF that Capt. Nash,
a Dc. 3, vas severely wounded n the sh0ul-
3, 4 lnosEIeSt'