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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-01
General Darlington.

General CARRINGToN has also issued his Proc
lsmat!on, from "hssdquartsrs" in Cleveland
The Abolition papers say, that "if all our peo'
pie were imbued with the spirit and patriotism
Of the General, there would be no difficulty in
an immediate response to the call OF General
BURNSIDE. and Governor Tod"
General CARnHaroN's patriotism on paper Ia
imnenss. He gets up pretty good appeal,
urging people 10 90 to war. That is oil right;
but We would most respectfully suggess, thas
1t is his duty also, to go and fight the rebels
This thing of drawing the pay Of BfiGafisr-
General, and living on "the fat Of the land, -
10 different cities Of the loyal North EI;h moth.
in0t9de butte issue "spiIlted and patriotic"
pradIaihslious sad orders aon't tske SO we'll
at1ne tkapeople, who assS nov again called
n1on 70 10 into lbe service Of ihsIr rcouutry. By
h .'ksns, LEI lhs GtneFti b bui Into active
ssrsIas. axsiass iAs. rshsls. and thsn his "sr-
psais'f sqip5eoplYN hs fsHgss effective.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-01
Lancaster and Groveport Turn
pike.

THE STOCK KHOLDERS OF TIE
Il Lancaster and Groveport Turnpike Company are
hereby notified that insament OF ten per cent upon
their subscription will be payable at John Hepmsns
office, In the town OF Winchester Ohio to the Treasur
err the Cd day Of September 1865 at the same place.
ton per cent will be payable on the Cd day Of Noyem
bsr 1868; ten per cent will be payable ON the Cd day
ID day Of March, 1854 ten per cent viii be payable on
the Cd day Of May, ten per cent will he payable
the % day Of July 1884, ten por cent? will be paya
BILE the lst day Of September 1884, ten per cent.
will be payable on the % day of November 1861 ten
per cent. will be payable on the ID day Of january
1885, fye per cent will be payable on the 30 day Of
March, 1866. ,o
JOHN CHANEY
julyl dltwtaspte President VI said %.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-01
Master Commissioners Sale.

William b. Hubbard Superior Court Of Franklin
ROber, Riordap ct al. county, Ohio
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
the said Oourt to directed will offer for sale a
Public Auction, at the door Of the court House, In the
City OF Columbus, on
Saturday, the 9Th day OF August, A. D. 1868,
at one o'clock Nj, the following described real es-
tate situate Franklin county Ohio, to viii part Of
Parks survey No 3Sl5, In the Virginia Military Dis
trct begi inning at point in the National Road and
road laid out along the east line oil certain tract OF
800 acres thereabouts, belonging to Joseph H. Built
want; thence N. 81 deg, E. ll6 60 100 poles along the
center of the said National Road thence 5H deg. W.
lS4 100 poles to Stake thence g. n deg 30 min.
60 40 100 poles to stake being the northwest Of
Robert H. Nel's land; thence 3. IL deg 30 min west
lo5 poles to the place Of beginning containing loo acres
II being tract OF 100 of the west end OF tract
OF 29SK acres owned by said Robert K. Neil. ntF
Appraised at e54. 90 per acre,
II. G NOBLE. Atty
q W HUFFMAN SheriE
snd Master 0ommisnoner. d
Printers fees 81 80,
july l-dlt&wtd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-01
Protection of Black Soldiers.

Senator Sumner presented 10 ,ho President
to-day letter from Governor Andrew, cover
ing memorial from number Uf che most
higbIy-respected citzsns of Bostun, begging
the Government TO make an authoritative pro-
cLamdtion Of ts purpose 10 project black soldiers
-Washin9loH Correspondent Cincinnati Gasttte.
Nothing is said atont tr1tCctiGg uhte SOL
diers. The Only thing i5 10 loUk alter th6 intoE.
ests Of the black.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-01
THE DISEASES on ERROR.


], John Beosdsn, N, D., ahisOr aad sn.hsr fihs
above work, do hereby promise AID asree to send ee
Of eharge) 70 any young man who VII wrfe ior II. 4
sample copy for perusal. The proper sisdr a n,,u
kind 10 MArs This valuable works ised aud uontr torn
for the benent Of suffering humanity Itteat n aim
pie languagg the diseases Of erIoi nendihg Seminal
weaknesFg FERROUS Debility IndIgesuoAp slAuchu,y,
Insanity, Wasting Decay Impotenoy, etc. etc. giving
safe, speedy and eectuai prescriptions Tor htlr per
manent cure, together with much valuable Information.
All who favor me with desire to read my work shall
receive sample copy By return mail free oi Charge
Address y0HnB 0GDEN. N. D.
~. No 60 Nsnta b., New YORK.
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AUDITOR.
Editor srATKsMIE.

EDITOR STATktMkh
Please announce the name Of SAMUEL l. Mccoy as q
candidate for County Auditor subject to the decision
Of the Democratic convention.
Mr.. h1Coy Is ihorOtghy acquainted with accounts
and aectiIt books and would discharge the duties Of
the ofBg,YlN ability.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-01

MANHOOD. !.

"a II Hew LOST. H0w Rxpf0RxD,
just publishsd, IN Sealed Envelope Price sir Can't,
A Lecture ON tue NntuEe, rF4afment
and Radical Cure Of Spermatofrhea cf deninal Welk
ness, 1nvoiuntaIy nniissieas. Sssna DebitS and I'm
pedIments 10 Marriage generally, Nervou1pDA Con.
sumption, Bpilapny and FITS Mental and PhyscAl In.
capacity, resulting from Self Abuse etc, by ROBERT
j. oULvERwNLL' NJ D.,Au,hoA q The Green Boo
etc. sNt ~ rtes &.
a Boon % .rhousapds % snfferors,
ssn under seal In plain envelope 70 any addret,
post paid on receipt of Eix cents, or Two potseGa
itanpl by Dr.. uHhB. y. % KLIEb, 1877 Bnweyy
New lork, Posi- 0peeaes No. 4seeg9 {gtagI
spll-3md&Wit bN
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-01
The AbOlitionist Greeley on the Penn
= sylvania Invasion.

The New York Tribune of June 26, after
mentioning the fact that LEE had "crosaed the
Potoms, In force" and seemed TO be "tbreaten-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-01

Please in the Statesman, the name Of ADM
g. HlBBl, OF Jackson township candidate for Rep
Tesentave In the legislature subject the decision Of
the Democratic county convention.
Mr.. Hibbs is an oil citizen, and would make an ex-
celen Representative for the people Of franklin couu
ty. You will oblige many Democrats by complying
with this request ~ -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-01
FALL ELECTION.
oouNrY coMnIIssfoNER.

EDITOR OHIO BTArEgMAN:
Please announce the name Of JoHR CoOEs, JR., Of
Truro township, candidate for the office Of County
Commissioner. subject to the decision OF the Democracy
Of franklin county, and obge
MANY DEMOCRATS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-01
REpRnsRNfArIyE.

EDITOR erAgKsMAN:s r.
Please arnoS noe The name o. JoHN @. RD,y ARDS Of
Madison township, as canaidsls for Representatye
from franklin county, sup ~ the decision Of tbs
Democracy at their County oonvehtoh, and obiige
DEMOCRATS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-01
PROBATE JUDGE,

EDIToR ONO STATEiMAS:
Please announce the name OF Judge II. d. ALBERY 90
candidate for Probate Judge OF Franklin county sub
iect to the decision Of the Democratic County Conven
A gosT CT DEMOCRATS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-01
NEW A ADVERTISEMENTS.
Paper Flour Sacks.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS A LARGE
i lot OF Flour sscks on hand, which can be had
branded to suit the purchaser at hours notice. In
quire at the Banking houGe Of Rickly q Bro,
g. 8. RIoKLY.
julyl-3td
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-01
Democratic State Ticket.

FOR GOVERNOR,
CLEMENT l.. VALLANDIGHAM,
OF Montgomery County
LnUTENANT GOVERNOR,
GEORGE E PUGH, of Hamilton.
AUDITOR OF sTArE,I
WILLIAM HUBBARD, of Logan.
TREASURER OF STATE,
hORACEkS. KNAPP, of Ashland.
SUPREME JUDGE,
P. VAN TRUMP, of Fairfield
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
JOHN II. HEATON, of Belmont.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-01
EDITOR sTATKsMAN:

EDITOR BTATkSMAN.
Please announce JOHN Al. P0GH as a candidate fort
Ge Of Probate Judge, subject to the decision of tn
Democracy of Fratklin county, and oblige
MANY DEMOCRATS 1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-01
Money Found.

an EHE 29ER DAY OF JUNE, 1863,
" on Friend street. Columbus, Ohio; consisting Of
several bank bills. The will receive the money
By Identifying the same and calling at the Office of
j. KR0NRNBITTER, ]. p.
july1-3td No, 252 South High street.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-01
TREAsURER.

tSEDITOR STATKsxAs-PleaSe announce my name, q.
WsrKENT, as candidate FOR County Treasurer, SUBJECT
70 me AsOsibn Of thfDemocratic County Convention.
and oblige g-r O. W. KENT, SR,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-01
Capital University and the League False,
hoods,
COLUMBUS, O June 30, 1863

COLUMBUS, O, June 80, 1853
EDIToRs STATEsMAN: We, the undersigned,
students OF Capital University, beg leave,
through The columns Of yous paper, 50 give cur
testimony on the following article which We
fnd in the Union League of this oity:
We learn that certain reverend gentleman connect
ed with an educational institution not thousand miles
from the railroad depot 10 very anxious TO become the
Oopperhead OF The straitest Scot much so that the
deadly venom he emits has already poisoned many stu
dents under his charge.
Though the name OF the "reVerend gentle
man" above mentioned 10 not given, the GlIu
sion 10 80 plain, that there can he no queatiOn
as to the person fer whom 1t was inttnded.--
With reference to his daairing to become Su.
perintendent Ut the schools or OF his political
P'i"vipiSo, 80 h"-s s'~'h'"s - -. n'-s she
assertion that "the sludenta under his charge"
are poifoled by his seaching, we pronounce d
malignant faIsehood, Students here are nUTpfO
SeJibsd for their opinions. Not oae bas chssg-
cd his politics While attending this institution
N political creed 10 made u pgrG OF our eduea-
tion. We advise the edlto: OF the Un''n
Lsaeae 10 correct this, aud utter 10 morG sueh
bTe-faced lies.
D. R. Becker, Fl, W Althoff,
G. ]. Long, g. E. BuCkholz,
ID. M Weismsn, II. Meyer,
h. A. B; ;cker, A. Feidman,
Levi Boyer, c. E. HerDDt,
q. W. Starrett, E ]. BeihaIz,
Gustavus SchmOgrow, GeUrse Fritz,
George Weber, A V. HJuBe,
J. ]. Pneneger, John HumDerger
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-01
MARY DEMOCRATIC FRIENDS.
SIIERIFF.

EDITOR ONO STATESMAN
| Pleas announce the lame Of WIN. DoMrGAN rs can
didaie TOR sheriff oHFTanklin county, suhect to the
decision of the Democratic county convention and
obllge
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-01
HAIR DYE! HAIR DYEiI
Bachelors Celebrated Hair Dye
rs THE BEST IN lHB WORLD
The ouly Harmless, True Relisble Dye
. 7taT ~ ffsN i3it' KIM uyss s.4S

The only Harmless, Tfues& Reliable Dye
y know ..t 90
This spIepdii H.t Dye IL perfect-changes Red
Rusty q, s,eg Hair instantly, TO a Glory B1adkpr
natural Brovn, without inluring the IIaIr Or sisln.
ing the Skin. leaving the Hair Soft and BeautiaI I'm
parts iresh Vitality, frequently restoas rs pristine
color, and recudssths fIi1enects Of BAD Dyes me
genuine 4, signed WILLIAA- a. gAroaBLoR, all
oihers are mere limitations, and shoold u avoided.
Sold By all Drugglsts, e,e.
Factory. No. 81 BARCLAY. street,
I&a G4H HHJt WI NEW KOEK.
Batchslorl New Toilet Cream for Dressing the Hair.
june24'G3-d&wiyspl afsgy
Measles are ,prostratipg the yciul-
teers by hundreds the hospitals crowded with them
Soldiers be warbsdih tines H0LLowAY's PILLS are
positively infalible IN he cure oipiS disease; ecca'
iO..i dnses of them viii preserve the health even un
der the greAtssI s-pcsurss. Only IS cents per toz.
5sslk4a A
UTDealer in my. well known medicines can. hsEe
Show Cards Circulars, ese., sent them FREE or Ex
PHNsu, BY addressing Thomas HolIoysy, 80 Maiden
Lane, MY I'D W. I'LL
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-01

EDITORS STArtshAE
Gentlemen BY announcing the name OF THOMAS
ARNOLD, Esq, as a candidate for County Treasurer,
subject to the econ Of the Democratic Nominating
Convention you will be but doing Justice TO him
good and faithful Democrat, and will confer favor
upon his
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-01
EDIToR OHIO gTlTEsMAN:

EDITOR UHIO BTATEsMAN
Please announce tho name Of SAMUEL GULIcK as q
candidate for county Treasurer subject to the decision
of the Democratic county convention, and oblige
MANY DEMOCRATS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-01
MANY DEMoORATs.
EDITOR STATESMAN,

EDITOR STATESMAN
Please announce tn, name Of ELIAS Il. WEAVER as o
candidate for sheriff Rrtnkn county, subject to the
decision OF the Democratic county convention, and
oCligS .,o,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-01

bDITOR OHIO bTITEMkN
Pleas announce the name vi A. JACKSON as a csndi'
date for BhelT u Franklin county subject to the de-
csion OF the pehVVrAtn nominating ccnventicn, and
oblge
MANY DEmocp ana
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-01

EDITOR OHIO STATESMAN!
Please announce the name of GEORGE II. EARHERT
candidate for Sheriff Of Franklin county subject
the decision of tn, Democratic County Convention and
oblige MANY DEMOCRATS. /
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-01


rs~s.s SS-orps- q -s.ame. Of JosuPH. ElIKEHBAcH
as suitable candidate Tea the Office of county Treas.
convention, and oblIgesf
!, III ,y.. vD ...e MANI DEMOCRATS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-01

EDlroR OHIO STATESMAN:
Dear Sir-Please announce the name of DAVID BEERS
Jt Of Millin township, as a candidate for Sheriff
Franklin county, subject to the decision Of the Demo
cratic Convention, and obllge
MANY DEMOCRATS, 3
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-01

Dear Sir-Please announce the name Of HERcULR
OAMPBRLL, Of Plain Township, as a candidate for th
cratic Convention Of Franklin county, and obllge
MANY DEMOCkAT6.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-01

EDITOR OHIO STATESMAN:
Dear 65r-Plea announce the name d ED. Davis
as candidate for sheriff Of Franklin county. subject
to the decision OF the Democratic Convention, and
Oblige MANY DEMOCRATS. ,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-01

9y announcing the name OF JAooB PownL, of gruro
townahip, Candidate County Treasurer, subj.
to the decision of the Democratic convention, you viii
MANY DEMOCRATS.
Evening star., 1863-03-31

lowered, and the four wounded men put in
nrst, after which they filled the boats MANY
jumped overheard expecting to swim a.hor re
some Were picked up by the boats, and q
few are supposed TO be drowned. Those who
reached the levee were taken or by the Ess-x
to the number CT fifty or sixty. When the crew
were all of the ship Ceptain Smith and Lieut..
Derby fprinkled turpentine in the ward.room.
setting 1t ON fire, and the captain of the fore :
hold fired her forward, and soon after the
captain and tie lieutenant pulled for the Es-
sfx tie Mississippi was in flames, and the fire
p;teenfly rtacht d the magazine, blowing up
IN. ship with n tremendous explosion.
The naval engagement lasted from 10 O clock
ill atcut in the morning. The confederate
batteries at first fired badly, but after the Mis-
issippi grounded and range was attained, the
firpg was very effective. While the gunboats Is
were under the batteries six mortar schoonars
snd the iron-clad Essex lay below the Point
and fired across, keeping up continuous
shelling of confederate batteries during the
entire engagement
Of course there exists no means at present of
learning the amount OF the confederate loss on
shore Fires were huiit along the bank on the
opposite side, throwing glare of light across
the river, and Frightening the entire feet INTO
full view of the batteries during the engage
ment
Evening star., 1863-03-31
FROM CALIFORNIA.
SuSDPCtPd SpcpSSinn GanSnrrac n

SAN FRANCISCO, March 30.-Arrived, ship
Rangoon, from New York and steamer Brother
Jonathan, from the northern coast, bringing
S6u GGO in treaspre.
There has been considerable excitement here
for The past three days i'll consequence of ru-
mors prevailing that body of two hundred
SeCessionists had secretly organized in Napa
county, and We're about to make night attack
on the Benecia Military Station and Mare
Island Navy Yard, for the purpose of captur-
ing the arms and magazines, leaving the State
entirely unprotected, in the event of their sue
cess.
Government officials that the steamer Sag6-.w
was ordered to Mare Island, and the garrison
at Benicia were kept under arms night and
day. But nothing transpired ts confirm the
rumors. 1t is understood, however, that the
officials have information which is withheld
from the nnhlic.
Evening star., 1863-03-31
LATER FROM NEW ORLEANS.
All Well in Farragut's Fleet-Port II nd sol
Bonn arded on the 10Th

NEW YORK, March 30.-The steamer McClel-
Ian has arrived. She sailed from New Orleans
on the ODD inst, and brings the mails, together
with Gen. Banks official dispatches. and Ss3, ,25s
IN specie. Colonels Butler, Morton, and few
ether officers are among the passengers
She also brings files of New Orleans papers
OF recent dates, which contain a few additional
ltems~to those furnished by the steamer New
brunswick, which arrived this morning
A bottle, containing despatch from Admiral
Farraguts secretary, dated s. Above Port Hud-
son. March 18th, had been picked up, stating
"All's well. We lost one marine Killed and
two OF the crew wounded. The Albatross lost
one killed"
The Monongahela, with Gen. Banks and his
staff and Capt. Alden on board, took position
below Port Hudson on the Iath and fired quite
number OF her POO pound shells plumb into
the rebel batteries
A captain and some thirty rebels have been
captured The captain reports that Admiral
Farragut lay five miles above Port Hudson all
day on Sunday. and that the Hartford received
no damage. Subsequently Admiral Farragut
went up the river.
A detachment OF the land forces had been up
TO a point opposite Port Hudson.
Evening star., 1863-03-31
THE MISSISSIPPI SQUADRON

Particulars of Admiral Farra-ut,< P.riIouS
Passage OF the Rebel Batteries at Port
Hudson, Grand Gulf. and yicksburs
UNITED STATES FLAGSHIP HARTFORD, BE.
Low FICKsBUIG, March I9-TCorrespondence
OF Philadelphia Press. l-Seven vessels of the
fleet having been duly prepared 10 attack the
batteries at Port Hudson-viz: the Hartford.
Richmond, Mississippi, Monongahela. Gem
esee, hineo, and Albatross-all moved into
position on Saturday morning Six mortar
vessels opened in the afternoon, while General
Banks, with his force, was to make a si,nul-
taneous attack on the land side AT 1910 on
Saturday night we Were all moving up in line
OF battle TO the batteries, the Hartford leading
having the little Albatross made fast to her port
side. At Hrs the rebel batteries opened upon
us, and we answered with heavy broadsides
At ll.35 the Hartford got aground. At II a.
afloat again, gong ahead with yery heavy
firing on both sides. At u o'clock, midnight.
very heavy guns from the shore, answered nv
quick Woedsides from us at intervals AT ~ Is
our snip was struck frequently and heavily:
We paying back with shrapnel and grape At
1890 passed the batteries-cheer shin
The Hartford and her little consort, the Alba
tross, are the only vessels which succeeded in
passing Port Hudson. Very heavy firing con.
llnued below for more than an hour, and a
large fire was seen from n burning shin IL
was supposed to be the Mississippi We know
that there has been some disaster to ships and
officers or they would be with Us, but what il
amounts 10 we can only conjecture We fear
we have lost many valued friends and the Gov
eminent some OF her most valiant officers.
Tn Sunday, the 18th, Admiral Earragut with
The Albauoss, pushed on up the river. and on
Monday morning anchored off the mouth OF
Red river, up which ten rebel steamers, rams
snnboats and transports had retreated the day
cay be orc for safety, into shoaI waters, where
We could not pursue them
We left RED river early on Tuesday morning
and anchored off the city of Natchez for the
night, communicating with the Meryon On
Wednesday the Hartford and Albatross con-
Timing up the river anchored for the night
eight miles below Grand Gulf
BATTLE OF GRAND GULF.
Thursday, l9lh March, the Hartford and Al
tatross Were under way 1t daylight. AT 6.3J,
rebel batteries opened upon both vessels, and
we returned with broadsdes. At 6lu heavy
and rapid firing on both sides. At 645, shot
and she'll flying briskly into and over us At
O'Clock, firing slackens; rifle shot still pas sing
OVER us. At7l5 passed clear of ALL
Jhe HaItfor9sFIas Str4 * freq" asl;Ilflpn: SIX
wounded. seamen, all slightly.
The Hartford and her little consort, the AL
batross, anchored below Eicksburg on the al
ternoon OF Thursday, 10Th March" all WE'LL
Evening star., 1863-03-31

@ Thoprette, formerly an unproductive
commune in one Of the departments of France,
now appears like an immense orchard, ne
parish priest, now nearly eighty years OF age,
has for thirty years insisted that the parents of
every child he baptized should plant some
kind of fruit tree.
~ A sterling Democrat in one of the north
ern towns or New Hampshire was recently
asked how he should vote. Il shall vote
said he, ssthe ticket that will least please Ieif
Davis"
~ The German baker who killed one of his
workmen at Chicago some time since for acci-
dentally spelling q lot of bread, was shot dead
while atternptpg G to escaPe from the penitentiary
on Thursday last.
nSIn one comfy in Maryland there are
seven hundred acres of Straw berries, and two
persons in that State have each one hundred
and twenty acres, and three others one hundred
acres each in Strawberry fields.
~ The Oshkosh Courier says:-uA bridal
party crossing the river on the ice atGreen Bay
on Tuesday, the horses broke through, and two
of the women were drowned. One of them was
the bride, married but few hours before"
RrPriyate Theatricals are rapidly growing
in favor in England The leading Journals re-
gard the fact as an indication of the growth OF
a sound national dramatic taste.
R-The revenue collector for Braxton conn
ty, Va, has mysterious y disappeared with the
funds collected 1t is supposed he has gone
west
U-The proprietors ofa building in ST. Paui's
churchyard let their window Accommodations or
the day of the Princess's arrival in London for
$475U
@The Chicago Board of Trade have ex-
PEELED one of their number-O. B. Sansome-
1or dishonest practices.
Eng man named Gra", Kentucky slave
holder, shot and killed one of his slaves a short
time ago because he was refractory.
R- A letter from Port Royal says the mum
ber Ct free slaves in THAT department IS nearly
17,UC0.
9-Irish potatoes for planting are selling
Jackson, Miss, At the moderate price OF tair.y
dollars a bushel
HS-The office OF the Marietta tOhio) Rspu5-
lieap, a democratic paper, WAS destroyed by e
mob few days ago.
s9Counterfeit tens on the Farmers, Bank Of
Rsadirg Pa are in circulation.
.R-The New York Herald mas resumed tie
publication OF a triple sheet.