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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-22
REFRIaERAT0RS.

Is u Z y i v u d a 1 " n q
Twenty different Styles and Sizes.
sCHOOLEYs 'ICEBERG, "NeyerbecOmes
damp and mOuldy; sizes.
sCHOOLEY's u1CE KING" Thoroughly
ventilated; 8 sizes.
JEWETTsHPALAG 8sizes; handsome
ly grained finished for Dining Room.
JEWETTs aCOTTAGE,n 2 Sizes opens in
front Nicely grained and finished.
JEWETFs 'qCE TOP" 2 sizes; opens in
front. Nicely grained and finished.
ICE CHESTS, sizes; double lids. Low
price.
WLFER COOLERs-1, 2, 8, 4 and 8 gal
Ions, made double; filed in with char
coal. One piece Of ice lasts all day.
ICE CREAM FREEEERS-3, 4, 6 and 8
-,- quarts. The most approved kind-Wil
freeze cream in FOUR MINUTES. r
WATER FILTRRS-Ksdzie's and JeWetPs.
All sizes, from 2 to II gallons.
SILVER PLATED ICE PITOHERS-A
splendid variety at low prices.
Ha-Cau or send for descriptive Catalogue Of the
aO0's Ai'i'is'- W.P. FOGG,
aprsO Corner oisupsrior ana ssnseA-sss;
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CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS 3
~ CINCINNATI RAlLHOAD.
Iinl arrive at Cleveland s4saml, > IS and sssp.u.

OOhNEOIIONS.
Hnelby-sanduskyy Mansfield Newark Rafiroed, Tor
4ans1eldf 1t. Vernon, Newark Ea1eP
vile, &C.
uresains-P Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne Chicago Rai
road, toreztl Upper ssndusky, DelphG, Ii
ma kort Wayne, Larorte, Chicago, &c.
sillon, 50.
Grafton and Bsllsontins Railroad Line, for Marion
Beliefonlatne, Sidney, Uuion, muncio, In
dtanaPoliss Ierre Haute, Vincennes, EVanH-
T1llei Louisville Cai.s, st. Louis, &C.
gelaW aro-y1th springnelc branch for Springheld
OolumDu5-L1ttle Miami 3 Columbus, and Xerfa
kailroad, Tor Asnia, Dayton, Indianapolls,
- 1erre Haute, st. Louis, Morrow, LOYeland
and Cincinnati, and with the Ohio Hf5-
Ei8sippl Bailroadf Cincinnati for Louisville
Evansville, Cairo, st. Louis, and al points
on the Ohio river
Oolumbu8-CentralO Ohio Railroad for Newark, Zanss
VILE Wheeling, &C; Columbus, Piqua
Indiana kaiiroad for Piqua, Urbana, lc-
~ Lor Tickets 20 ell points and information.
Bly at the Passengor station, and q Union
once, l47 Superior-st
T.Tr. I. s. FLINT,
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uaAtH OLAfALAhD.

On and after HOndsy, April 10th, Is6s, Psssst gsr
Trains viii run o. folloWs:
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-02

A FINE BREWERY AT PUBLIC SALE.
T.. stshen's Executor nm Superior Court IN
vs. #FHT". III
Joseph straub { all assn Nc. "a 77.a4attL
nURSUANr 10 an order OF the Superior Court Of
II Montgomery county, Ohio, l will, on
Saturday, January 81, 1856, On .yt#
At The door OF the Courthouse in the city OF Dayton
between the hours Of two AMI four o'clock pmot SAID
day, sell At pubic outcry tothe highest bFdder, thetol-
LOVING described premises TO wits SITUATE IN the city
VII Lot numbered three thousand four hundred and
nlngty-hve (Sl95) on the plat OF The Sad city oDDsyboB
A good Brewery building md attachments are upon
ne lot.
Appraised Al ss's-s" FFFFFss. 1Eupl Wv
May sell for. .........,'' 1873 ~
GEORGE W. MALAMBRE, Mast Com.
n. II. JoRBAs a {. A.. HuRs4AsE, Auys Cds27wts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-02
ARRIVAL OF BUTLER-BANKs AID
i DRESS.

New YoRK, Jan l-SteamerS 5; Spaulcins
frum New Orleans oath, has arrived
Among her passengers are Gen Batter ana
s,oR. excepting Col Jonas II. French, ana
Can't John Clark who remained
Gen Butler prior to leaving New Orleans
ypyo a reception at the City Hall where hun
drels OF citizens and officers called on MN
Gen Butler also issued a farewell address TO
the citizens, in which he says, ne
leaves with the proud consciousness OF
carrying with him the blessings OF the
humble and loyal under the cottage rool ana
the cabin of the slave, quite content to incur
the sneera of the saloon or curses oil tue
rich. BE concludes by saying months OF eE'
pp,irnee and observation have forced the con
vicion that the existence OF slavery Is incom
patiOle with the safety Of yourselves or the
Union.
The Steamer Empire fred into While load
ing sugar at Marengo plantation by the guer-
ril.as, killing G McGills, Assistant Engineer,
seriously wounding w j. Reid, a New York
merchant, and woonding three others.
On the oath Gen Banks issued an address
amended to which is Presidents Proclama-
tiou Of Emancipation. In his address Gen
Banks rehearssiug objects and effect OF Proc
limntion says it is manifest that charges sug'
geAted by Proclamation don't take place at
any present period, and Banks calls upon all
persons citizens or slaves 10 govern them
selves accordingly, all unusual public demon
STATIONS will be for the present suspended and
P,oyost Marshals are enjoined to prevent any
disturbance of public peace. Slaves are ad.
vlscd to remain on plantations until their
privileges are definitely established, resting
assured whatever benefit the Government in
tends will be secured them. Banks also in
streets officers to secure ~strictest discipline in
camps Attention is called to an act of Con
gress iorblding return OF slaves by the army,
The war is not waged for the overthrow oil
slavery but to restore constitutional relations
between United States and each of the States
Ii slavery is to be preserved the war must
cease, and former constitutional relations
must again belestablished, for no military man
in The event of the continuation OF the war
with consent to the preservation Of slavery
Continuance Of the war will leave no other
permanent track Of rebellion but emancipa.
tiou. Contest in public as in social life
strengthening and consolidating brotherly at
lection. No baseless nationality that has not
tested its strength against domestic enemies
Success of local interests widens the scope in
human history, and is attended with peace,
prosperity aud power. 1t is out of such con,
tests that great nations formed. Banks con.
Guides thus. Let us fulfil the conditions OF
tins last great trial and become q nation, "a
grand nation, with sense enough to govern
our ,elve' and strength enough to stand
against the world united
Up to the sailing of the steamer nothing
hal transpired us to intended movement Of
Banks but it was known that a campaign had
been marked out with Baton Rouge as base OF
operations.
Nothing new from Vicksburg or Port Hud
sou.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-02
-. Ior Tho present len precise

ore Tor the prese"' ~
sxeep,eo D.. qclamation were NOV lsssso
iy as 1t TINS I be power Hud for the paf.
aud by virtue 10 order aea declare tna,
pose aloIesI held az slaves within aeslgnSseo
states and parts Of states arc 40 Executive
ward shall be free, and ina !. ;nnluding
nsnsr,ment Of the United Sta~I iii
10 military and navel Authorities WGe sa;d
.aoogni2e and maintain the freedom .onle
rs,sons; and heteby enioin upon me Iio.
" declared 10 be free to abstain from All I,
49, nniassin necessary self defense, and 4
"sA ,acommeud 10 them that In all cases
wSen allowed theyia5or faithfully Tor reason
able wagesl chat
such persons OF suitable condit'op. VAT "
os;ved into the army Of the y 70 ga1tlsVs
Corts nosi,ions. stations and other P'eees anS !
~ man vessels Of all sorts IN sad service =
mon This sincerely believed 10 be an :
ps,;oe varranted by the constitution npV'
,a;,;,srv principles / invoke the conslderaV
ld@nspt of mankind and the gracious iaVpo
: o' IN ~;tness whereof haue here unto set M
and and caused the seal OF the Vn''eu os''e
! Done at the City of Washington, This FRS
aay If January. in the year OF or Lord, on
5 ,bousaud eight hundred and sixty three, an
> If the independence of the United States o
America the eightyseveuth II - H ~.
. tSioped1 ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
: W.. Il. SEWARD, See'y Of State,
u .... |#.LHH 4LAaLAA LHLHLHH.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-02
PROCLAMATION.

WASHINGTON, Jan. LIST, '63.-I the President
oil the United States of America whereas on
the 22d day o! Septem in the year OF our
Lord 1862 II proclamation was issued by the
President Of the United States containing
anoug other things the following to wit, that
~ The LIST dav of January ia the year of our
Lord, one thousand eight aud sixtythree, all
persons held as slaves within any State or de-
Signated part Of a State the people thereof
shall there be in rebellion against the Uuited
States, shall be then hencetorth and forever
tree and the Executive Government of The u.
=, including the military aud naval authority
therefore will recognize and maintain the free
dom OF such persons ana will do no net or
aoIs to rapress such persons or any of them
III any effort they may make for their actual
FREEDOM
That the Executive will on the lst day of
January aforesaid issue IL proclamation de-
signaling the States and parts OF States, if
any, in which the people therein respectively
shall then be in rebellion against the U. S,
aud the fact that any State ofthe people there
at shall on that day be in good faith repre-
scented in the Congress OF the u. s., by mem.
bors chosen thereto at elections wherever "a
majority Of the qualified voters Of such States
shall have participated, shall in the absence
OF countervailing testimony, deemed concln.
tlve evidence that such state and the people
thereof are not in the rebellion adainst the U
states, now therefore Abraham Lincoln
President ofthe U. s., by virtue Of the powel
N me vested as CommandeI-in-C Chief OF tbs
army and navy in time of actual armed rebel
lion against the authority Of the GOvernmen.
OF the United States and as fit and necessar,
war measure far suppression of said rebellion
do on this first day OF January in the year o
our Lord one thousand eight hundred anC
siXtythree in accordance with my purpose Sc
10 do, publicly proclaimed for the full period o
one hundred days from the date of the Grs
above mentioned order, and designate as thl
States and parts OF States therein ihe peopl
thereof respectively are this day in rebellion
against the u. s., the following to wit Arkan
sas, Texas, Louisiana except Parishes Plogut
inure, St. Bernard, Jefferson, St John, Saip
Charles, ST. james, ascension assumption TEL
rebonne, Lafourche, ST. Mary, St, Martin an
Orleans including the City of New Orleans
Mississippi Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Sout
Carolina, North Carolina and Virginia, e,
cspt forty-eight counties, designated as We
tern Virginia; aud also the counties of BerI
ley, Accomac, Northampton, Elizabeth Cit
Iork, Princess Anne aud Norfolk, includiu
the city Of Norfolk and Portsmouth, whiC
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-02
lReported Csr the Daily EmPiPsl
New York Market.

New YORK, January. 2'g
FLoUR-Matket5c better, advancing $40
@6 40 extra state 8 sO@G 96 common TO
good shipping brand r Fl .olcIY 2-,[ IN
wHEAT-Market quiet shade frmer /;
l 2l@l 81 Chicago spring l 29@l. SO Mil
waukoe club l@l 46 winter red ives
tern. ~
CoRN-Market l@2c better at soSsO
mixed western,
OATS-6s@7l common to prime. lSzA
PORK-Steady at Ia rs for mess 5-\
LARD-Steady. lss-.1 EaNGgL.
WHISKY-FiFmer at 80, held at 39t@4O.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-02
LATEST NE Tvs.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES
oApTURE OF MURFREEsBOKU.

louIsvILLE, Jan. l-Resecrans os ~
Mn, freesboro Tuesday morning and nov &C
cu ieS IL The rebels made but slight res's'
,Sn = and r~etreated towards Tullsboma- nos
ms lost a train of wagons following nm
they we're captured by tho rebels under zen
eral Morgan. & Eor.
The rumors here Of the approach Of roy
rest from the direction Of Salt river - e"'''
ely unfounded.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-02
FOURTH SHREEF PROPERTY
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE. L

MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE. n
William +. schenck, PlMnhf, Mont snip. Court,
against 100 L... ~
J. Harvey Thoinas ct al, Defen'tsS Case No 26lb.
nURsUANT TO an order OF the Superior Court of
i Montgomery county, Ohio, made N the above
u.ase aud directed to me, ! viii otier a. public JUNCTION
at the door Of the Court House in the city OF Dayton.
IN the county and state aforesaid, on
Saturday, JaHudTy24 1853, .tcJ
At 2 O'Clock p III OF said day, the following described
property, to-wit, situate in the county OF Montgomery
and state OF Ohio and in the city OF Dayton, to-wIt Lot
numbered one thousand nine hundred ana thirtyfotr
Qg3D on the plat OF said city OF Dayton, except Nx-
teen teet OIL tho west side VI said lob running through
the entire lot, owned by samuel II. Thomas, beingone
of a subdivision OF out-lots. 10y N. Longworth.
Said property Is 60 be sold on a decree IA favor OF
William h. Schanck against j.. Harvey Thomas, and
has been appraised AT sixteen hundfed dollars gsIV0OJ
and cannot sell for less than two-thirds of SAID APP
praised value being Si066 6VS6. TerIas'of s4efcash,
SAID real estate Is situated on Fourth street. one
house west OF Council street, and runs from Fourth
street 10 sycamore street fronting on both streets,with
a dwelling house on each end OF the lot 1
H.H. WEAKLEY, Master Commissioner. q
ADAM CHA. Attorney. deodawts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-02
DR.. j. 2. GILLESPIE,

s UR G EOsN
OFFERS his services to the public, and all the nd
" yantages TO he DER Yed from n Thorough knoNIedge
o., ana twelve years experience IN, the practice OF his
profession.
S-Wor donen all the different styles. MI
once and residen e-No. IS, ~Jetietson street, west
side. between FlIst and Second, ,de29tly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-02
EAslern or EurOpean Markets Arord.

All Kinds OF store, and other sbAds.
Made 10 Order.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-02
INAUGURATION on SEYMOUR

ALBANY. Jan 2Y-Goyernor Seymour was
inaueurated Yesterday. He said hat he had
solomnly sworn to support the Consultation OF
The United States, with all ofitU graptsf re-
strucdons audguarapteese and 4 shall support
- %
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-02
.ysOn and Michigan Railroad.
Sandusky, DaytOn ana CIncInnaii n. )

- ~ ~
&A -
n aud alter December 81, 1860, and unaI o,rtho,
IL y TrSe passenger and Freight Trains will isavs
Q.In A. NJ. through Freight ana o
O.tU with Passenger Car ettarbad "h'odauoL
In.On a. M. Mail tram for gprinoaald cahm
1O.OO UTbana, Behefontaine, Foresf. GIL ~
1850 Ay connecting At Springfield with T'rsin "t ,
Ooiumous, arriving in Columns a, o.an
~ ~ Orpana with tram Tor Columbus: an Fosast Y
lIaln on flptsburg, VI. Wayne & CHICAGO n NJ WIN
90. ~ living IN OrcHtline A. $40 y m and PittsluhrS . *
ns'Va nj NOlyde with Tram on Ulayeland and anafB ~
4. =. gong hast, arriving In Cleveland al sao nn '
ny LA. " o:sVa M and Buffalo at $3.50 = m 80
u0sS alIIvingn Toledo at 1910 q M, DstroiI a. s.Ist
~ .incAgo y iV.SV . m, and sandusky at SAD n m
H.. ~, Night Express for Springfield bfi,an,
H. Anu peueiontsine, connecting az Foiast ~
p lad soung EAST on P~lttsturg, IT, Wayne and Gi.csx
n0s"' nlrNInki u Cresthne AZ 615 q M, PItsburS M ~
y. WONG west with Train arriving in VI. Wsvnes
~ a = ~ anu Cnleago a. 1910 q M, Mt Clyde with iTsn.
~ ofefeianu and Toledo X. H.. arriving I'M Cievelsnd ~
V;oO M Dunklfk AT 500 p IN aud Buttl1o Az Ian n
reaches sanduskya ~ Taf0am.t INV ~ ="
TAX 7, ID. huntsville Aeeommodnuop .v,
lsVO Dayton on arrival Of Iran from Cinrinnat{
,sachhg springfield al 800 p IN, Urbann ID lO.gs n n'
west Liberty &c lli15 m, beilsiomaiue Al II6l N ~,
and huntsville at 1919 a M. 500 y IN
llcksts wa THIS Line 10 all points North. Raj ano
west can De had ~ the Ticket Oihoe In the Iini6n Daunt
-AM.L W. KING, Ticket Agent
- rare always ~ low as by any other route
loflnivrnauon relative TO shipping Freight nv IN,
houto, apply at the Company's freilht DenotSI "a
mAoekf Agent. n. RICE, SupeTintendent
M. q. CLAIR, Gen. Ticket Agent. isnIs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-02
JOHN -eENeNAaEL
Eating Saloon and Restaurant

respectfully inform his numerous friends
w and customers that he has purchased the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-05
TIE LATE VIcERor or Feyep =,
don correspondent OF the DIanchesta, q
an tells the following story: qua

not know the perfect trust Vvrth;;neys s.
Informant On one occasion the pa.1'
made to pay O,oO0 Tor al the rate Of es
apiece tor seven large and sDlep}ijr ivy f..
mirrors from Paris tI1e prime cost oP rb ;S
ESQ apiece. The same man who Do,ka aa5
.iroiit minus the prequisites and 1sm,a
iDgs distributed il Alexandra amonrS /
Viceroy own pcopIej had contract "a ]
ply Said s army with buttons. on occoyas
some change OF uniform
"Now Said, who was as fond Ct Miiiii;arp ;,
oring as the late Emperor Nicholas himself
tie as he knew OF the prlceot things did ii
pretty nearly the fair cost Of military bur~
l)isgusted 81 the exorbitant charge Gr 1
item. he sent for his favorite the French 1,
tractor: and pointing to the total Of his /
tlungit down indignantly, saying, in Ele
1t is an infamous robbery; | wont pay it.
this the Trenchman cody replied, II / ID
rob your highness; who the deuce vouij
have me rob? The Viceroy was 50 deE
ed at the impudence and humor Of the l
that lie passed his account, and the E'vn
man received the money, and boosted of
presence of mind to which he owed it,
4 bill is regularly reported from the COM.
tee on cities Of the State Assembly to pay
members of the New York common council
the present year $l02: 500 by way Of SALARY
This IS s.. 500 year, or about $50 week
each Of them.
It is stated positively at the Navy Dep
mcnt that the loss of the lndianola vas EA]
the result Of Colonel or irea Eiletts dis
dience Of his orders not to separate bis Z
mand from the naval feet he WAS sulE1
to be aiding.
The Port Royal corresr onlent OF the \
York World writes: 1.-THE news OF the NJ
army corps being at Fortress Monroe mas
many to expect the appearance here Of "
Burnside. > ),
The Washington Star sayS::-1he pTe,'1
has signed the bill reorganizing the ]noH'
system fthe district, which IS tnefelO.' :
a law. Public opinion here clearly po'''
Philip R. Fendall, VIM. Redin: and ''0'i
Kennedy, Esqs.. and Judge WHEY az -
gentlemen likely to be appointed tie |":
under il. . e
Two Pennsylvania soldiers, named D. D.
I
Dorlnody and Charles Clark, belonging y.
terry II, First Pennsylvania Artillery, -
executed at Yorktown, on the Sd, by 0"F:
j. B. Raulston, Provost Marshal. Inc f.,
ners were two young men, aged resps'' u,
nineteen and twenty two years Al''l !; ri
consisted Of brutally numbering an 0'1 J.,
named Hezekiah Stokes, on the ''D v
September, 1862. INK
Some avc;ting scenes were Wltnes>H4 ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-05

Co}:>ri <tougr.-- From the recor3-yoster-
2ax t};e s!:l,.rion OF Andrew Wylie, the At
torr;ey for the Commonwealth, was presented
20 1I,2 court sud ordered 70 ~ eH<ave> On the
minutes.
Hamburger ". VII n1erg -unlav}ui detaln-
er. jury sworn, anl verdict that the detea-
1ant has not un2uv!ll'v withheld POSSESSION
for three years prior to institution OF the suit.
Motion for a new triad ~ plaintiff
Rules were awarded against j Stewart, i. I.
Williams Thos. Coy}e, Samuel Hethebower'
r. $. Martin and T. Dewitt retnrnable on
Thursday. TO show cansc why they should not
he fined and attached, for failing to appear as
petit jurors at this term Of the Court. Cook
vs. Cowling-unlawtu detainer jury sworn:
hut Icing unable to agree juror was Withdrawn,
au=1 the case continued.
To-day, the Will Of Henry Taylor: deceased,
was admitted to probate.
Hughes VS. Lesy-uplawful detainer-non-
suit-damage released.
Congress al ourned at noon yesterday III the
Senate, the bill to provide for elections IL Zen
nassee and louisiana was abandoned. Ihe Bill
e. aid emancipationin Missouri was lett hanging
batvoen the two Houses The similar bill In
relation to Maryland was nos acted on III eth
er House. al the Appropriation bills, We're
nassed and have been signed by the President.
The Senate assembled ii extra session shortly
efter noon and organized By the election OF
Senator Foot as President pro tenn 4 num-
Der Of newly elected Senators appeared and
were sworn N.
+, reference to the last Congress, the Ma
t;onal Inteligencor remarks, that impartial
history will sum up and appreciate the results
If ;ts ]a5ors AMI record with pride that in q
day Of SURPRISING trial there were some at least
Of its members who understood their epoch,
however little their counseEs may have weigh
al IN determining the form and the complex
ion Of some among the measures finally
adopted,
The Baltimore Annual Conference Of the
NJ. E. Church commenced its sessions in
(4eorgetovn, d. c.. yesterday, Bishop Simp-
son presiding, and Messrs Edwards and Y est
wood Secretaries The first day $ proceedings
were in reference to continuing the relation OF
various superannuated preachers, apl ointing
committees, receiving reports: &c. Bishop
Simpson is to preach before the Conference to
MORROW morning.
Gold has commenced to fall again III New
York. Yesterday it was l61.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-05
|(,uNNCNICATED.
Much Of the damage done to property apout

town is caused By the Wanton acts OF ro"ay
and |av1ess bows. who imagine that, as they
have escaped 50 far without punishment: they
can 90 on to Any extent, and that there Is no
ho5y - arrast them, or to make them suffer
far their oltraceo11s conduit | am happy to
believe that they will now find themselves
mistaken, and that the laws VIII be enforced
upon tiepretIators. y tII1AAN.
Considerable ice formed last nlgllt. The
roads are rapidly drying.
4 large meeting Ct Democrats Of the State
Of New Jersey was held at Trenton yesterday:
at which resolutions were passed, deaounclng
the CONSUMPTION bill. ana other measures OF
Congress aud the Executive.
Tive brothers, named Joseph and John h1tz-
walter, lived together with their sister for y
great number Of years, in Parliament street,
nottingham, England, the sister acting IN the
capacity Of housekeeper Joseph the eldest
one, was attacked few days since with bron-
chitiS, and die1 three weeks ago at the age Of
eighty-four years The surviving brother was
very much affected by his DEATH and expired
one hour afterwards, at the age OF eighty years.
The death Of two brothers to whom the sister
was devotedly attached, was too great shock
for her frame to withstand, and on the morn
inc fixed for their interment she also expired,
at the age Of eighty light years.
From all parts Of the west We hear Of the
prevalence Of sickness to an unusual and
alarming degree, especially among Children
The diptheria, scarlet fever, and other diseases
are taking off many of the little ones. Espe-
cially throughout northern Illinois have those
diseases been committing fearful rayages for
two or three months past Physicians attri-
butte this unusual ill-heath to the mild and
open winter.
The propeller Detroit from New \ ork brings
ao with other freight, one ton of cotton
seed TO be planted On the old plantations at
HAMPTON near Norfolk.
The Steamer Bio Bio brings adyices from
Havana to the 25th ult. There is nothing
Important. Several United States guuboats were
in port.
4 train on the Pennsylvania Railroad ran IN
to landslide near Perryville, Pa, on Monday,
throwing The cars off the track and killing and
wounding several passengers
A number Of gentlemen interested in the
Atlantic telegraph: met i'll New York yester-
day. Mayor Opdyke subscribed five hundred
pounds sterling to the fund, and other gentle
men contributed twenty-five thousand seven
hundred pounds sterling Nh Field stated