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THE CHICAGO
vening Journal
FOR 1853.
DAILY WEEKLY AND TRI-WEEKLY.

Tho Chicago journal. first established to od- |
vocate tho election Of Henry Clay. hsa follow !
ed the principles Of the old Wig party into
the Republican ranks and in the psrty OF the
Union, it viii, as it ever has, oppose public
fraud corruption, and the enc mic, Of the Union.
Of loyal Union men, in every part Of the Union, !
and will do all in its power to assist IN crushing
ont the causeless rebellion, which has called
half million Of armed men into tho field, to
defend the Stars and Stripes.
ns eo rrs xhs h.
journal is, to be told oft !: Is only ncces-
sary to say that It has facilities for giving
TIE LArEST NEWS, thst it has never en-
Joyed before, and that its editorial and Yeror-
torial force will he increased TO An extent that
warrants us in promisins - able snd good
QUIT Of ns. fp1R whis it. it, p pos;:!i @ eha1se
ter shall BE-, A. IT. always has besn, fully up|
with tho demands of the times--conservstive 70
in spirit, bold in expression, and firm in the
support Of Rloar PsixciPLIs AND AsAsuxxs.
oppcsing wrong in al ito 'orms, and coming
Justice and the people, ~ oPpossd to the mach
inAtions and intrixues OF arrogance, eliques.
snd corrupt combinations for the sgePsnd,se-
ment Of ambitious men or special interests, III
tho expenss Of the pnblie welfare it will At the
Same tinno diacus~ all sudjects and qusstions Of!
Il nUNtIc cn0SactOI I1ocIy .CSr01uiIy Ouo cSuO1O-
ly, and eiv.' a full and com prehan-ive An .b-
.trnct Of the general intcIli ssnce Of the day
a. can be crowded into its columns.
ITS COMMERCIAL AND FiNANcIAL DEPART
xENrs shall be moro full than i" ycars past, in
proportion ~ these interests increase in e.
tent and importance.
THE TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT
shallbe second 20 tbatu uf no pape, in the West ).
We shall continue to receive ths regular Asso-
ciatsd Press diapatches, and all the special il
|telligenco that our careful reporters, stationed
at tho more important news centres Of the
country, can send -.
THE LOCAL lNTELLlGENCE
shall continue 70 be given with that degree OF
prom ptnssH and hsllrsss that has hitherto rem.
dered rbe Journal the ben: Chicago local paper.
Pledged to no party, but that Of the People.
Influenced by no coueidcrs ton. but that Of tlss
pshlie good. seeking no reward but THAI which
honorable snd unt' t'ring eeoSts "a edicv, ioserust
and please them. ths publishsr of The Josraal
the saPPert Of tho Psopas q ths North west in
HE sdorts 70 give them An lndspendsss aaA
Honest Newspaper, that darsa speak the tJsth
boldly On oil SUBJECTS, and that lovss 20 sdvo-
cate right cauas and 20 aasist - sAe promo
tion and sucosss Of allsigAe wessassso of pnblic
| policy, enterprise or uasfalnsss.
| With tkia general aAaonncemens Of The
eharsesss aud parPosss Il Tbs Joosnsl,-sDd
the assurance, which 10 scarcely nseeaaaFy that
the Government aud army Of the Union, the
saase Of liberty. and the doctrines Of ths Con-
atit.tion, will ind in it - trse aud vatchJsi
and arm friend a. lives In The vsrld, - sub
their continued support and patronage.
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The advantages Of this route. {: ON .]) no;nt>
On the Upper Mis~i:>iplitn to Chicago and the
East "rc superior to those Offered by any CON-
Prting Line.
No change Of Cars is mad. between rru;ri
lu Ch:.n ana Chicago.
The Spcnlii Fi,st Class Steamer, of ~
rr"iric d" Chien an' st. I'auI Packet Line
~ Ieri"r t" all otF.r~ on the Cprnr MiS,i.,;n,,;
for rlre't. comfort uni convenience. NIX. T.,
rect xo"n.ctio'' WITH Express Trains ut Prairie
In Chen. ~ '''''e
Hy this route passengers arc enabled tn -c,,l
Iticago as quick ~ by any o. her: v.tt;n- n
l'f nights rest "ni breakfast. on bvard = e
Steamers; making TIC cl,ance from S,e,u.rs
IT, Car. BY dayliglst and avoi,iiny ali On n;bus
travel. -
Tho distance from st. rau, 70 c,;..eo b,
th's route Is 4''u Ip''... The distance viu the
La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad !. 4Ga miivs
Over one p'il< ot Omnibus Travc. i, incurvcd
BY taking The route Via La Crosse aud Niiwuu-
kce.
These facts vn'itIe tAi, Line to It least an
equal -hare Of the North western bu inc...
y. ~. hO Db1Ll, E. p. BACON,
"c-tern Travelling t;eneraIricket
Agent. Agent. Milwanlcc
IL. c. HOFFMAN l. CO.,
Agents, Red Wing.
n'aa n4V. tf. ,
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Il Democratic and Conservative Pu-
per in the CITY of New York:
The New. York Weekly Argus.
To U0tns~iO the COuvtitutiou md I.
RESTORE THE UNION.

10 hSs'toI~iO the OnStitntiOn md To-
RESTORE THE UNION.
TN1E Argns Will continue under the eLito,;.I I
charge Of jts prssen, conductors, =
CALVERT CoAs7ock, Wn,LrAx CAsx,p,. and
ELoS Coxsr"cx,
With ample sfecial assistance - cve,v dcr,a,t-
ment Of the paper. 70 give addifi..rai va,,,e
and importance TO it. columns. the .d;,o,.
nave made arrangements for articles. UPON tie
great questions which now agitste ,hc covntrv.
from the pens Of Y =
Hox- HoRAT,o Sex nseK, Hon CHAs OCux
Or. Hon. SAS1oKD. e. CmuRcu, llox.
= 49, So SAsuEL ). T,LpEs,
ana others whose names Wilt Be announced
hereafter. |1@- = 81. ~
The Agricultural Departmc 4 which receives
ti's e..scist care and xttcntion Of the editors.
IN addition 70 the nsral variety Of original Ard
seiec<ed n..,ter. VIII be enriched by artic.e.
prepared expressly FIR the Argus, from -
Hon. WJLL1An KELLY. Hon. A. .B. Cosoxx
Lon. BEsJ. =, JOHNSON, .hxD Hoy.
Wisst,ow c. ".'.TsoN. OF y. Y: :'-51:
-------P P*es. CIV w ~BucxLAxp. <att
Of the University Of Toronto, e. W. and one
or g ors d'stingaishvd y riser4 upon Asrirultu-
ral Science in Euror.. - =;
In every department OF new.psrcr ~nssr.
prise the ~
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PREMIUMS FOR GETTING rP CLUBS:
Three, Five, Eight OF nore copies make club.
70 every person getting mp club Of Three,
Five, Eight OF Twelvs copies, An extra copy oi
the Magazine for 1863 will be given, or our
= szzotint for framing, Bunyan Parting from
hi: Blind Child IN Prison" TO every ,ps'.on
premiums will he sent.
Addleas, postpaid,
CHARLES j. PETERSON.
sos Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
@Specimens sent Rratia, when Hritfan for.
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1868. = PROSPECTUS 1863.
Il Ii i &5.< D. : n T.,
TheChicago Tribune
a FIST CLASS WESTERN NEWSPAPER,
Devoted 10 News, Comm: - Pc iics
Agriculture, Science nn1 I:tevaIcTe.

The principles which sl.o Chicago Tribcuc
cspuu,cs Elfs -dvoca u are :'E .sscau.e of Frec
dom. Justicc aad humanity; .:apso "oraent of
:is.. .seataI, Moral and Physical condition OF
ths Ias<@cs; Pespc.uiey Of the Union, obedience
to the Cvnstituti IN, and supremacy o. size
Laws; No Compromise with srsitors Free
Homestesds for the Lsndlesa; REIMBURSEMENT
OF Home Industry No Politic.I Jobbery':
Honest men for Offices: Economy in Govern
mem; A sound Carrency and Death 70 al
IS Wild-ea: Shinpla.ters,n and the prosecution
of the War agsinst Treason untai the LAST Rebel
has laid down his arms. ....~n+r - %ss.
In price and sire Of sheet. amount and fresh
nes1 Of Intelligence, variety and yalse Of in
fogMation. fullne . and accuracy Of commercial
natssF- and IN whatever else 9oeA to make np
Is First CiAsa Newspaper, The rrihune chai
Leases eompaTison With any other journal Es.,.
OF West. ~
TERNs or THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE:
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KIve copies. erate or 41.ess---. %
Tsaeorie frs.s ot Sl-iat---. II %
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TERNs or THE DAILY TRIBUNE.
O1e ysas u % | s;x months, q ~
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CJshs of 1ss. sSass of "a Gsl, as a.
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Money IN registered Lesasg asy Il sent
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n OaB1AA Ssssss, neastAs Re1 Wac HSsD.
aAll kisd, 60 es.ily - haal. 1sDaisiaG
saaA farsins done % sress. AIss, an ki.4l
i lsRH coa1IL.
@ 0AoAF@ @ssaa Il rs xsss4 ri 80
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NoSice 10 School Clerks.

TN f Clerks fall the School Di.trict. in G ,.J
1 hne County who failed to make thvir An
""s' report la"t O::o''cr. arc hereby not: h~t
flee on OF before the lst day ofMurvh nex,. in
accordance with IN Act p,.rsed. by the. present
legislature. Blanks may he obtained 'by ap-
plying To- this office. ,.! FRED, JOSS.
R.', J-v:;a~ W;a~ p.h =. 1850 County Apdisor.
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REFER

:. "a''SEr, r,'''''..'.'...... Green Ra?, Wis.
1Assr 4 Co... Chicago. III.
q. PtAa1ss Co. .....-. Grand Rapidx. Mich.
hsHeI DAnt,So, ....... Weaverxyille. Mich
~ y. hoeosSELLHR. Shx xnesyillc. Ohio
f. AesseIsn, ''''.'.. Mount Eaton, :.
Philadelphia, Penn.
o..rs.-Whh two horses on your Anti frie-
10. Power, we drive your No. / Mil, GRIND
ing ID SSa11ls OF CORN PER Beu IN, and Gu: y largo
quantity Of bay ut the same time. Ihave never
sssn puWsr tnse runA with 50 little friction.
and consequently with SC little s.ra upon the
horses. W. P. COOPER,
Sups. 18th Il 18th st. Pass. X. r. Co.
Closrxx, N. J., Jan. 20, 1859.
xzssM. BEsxhr BHorHzxs. Gxxrk.-I am
very much plssasd wish the Power. It runs
easier than any ozher Power in this vicinity
end With thu Same bofes will do nearly, or
S&tsswtso a. much work. l run my ThrSshcy
1.Sc0 revolutions per minute ana . - inch
Csooo-eut 0av, ut /, ,.U0 70 Yevolatiols.\
losrs truly. PETER =. WHITE.
~Oo all Orders Received before Oct.
~. lsso, the Freight viii be Prepeid q
Caieogo ~ asy other Point % Luke
Aieoigoo.
Liberal discount to dealers. Agent.
~ansed. S.ats, County and Shop Night. for sale.
For further information ssrd stan, q for H.
iuseSa tod Circulars o III v.ls~.s4.Z
BENNET BRorHEas,
|n5svS:sae 90 AZ and II Greene St.. New Yor,
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EXCESILOR
Burr Stone Mills.
(FOR FARMERS AND NILLERS !
ANTI.
HORSE POW ERS.

Took TEN FIRST PREMIUMS ut WESTERN
s7A1: Fans last year, and arc Justly considered
superior to all others. The Mill may be driven
oy hor.s, water or sfe"n. po,oer. does its work
- we'll - the fiat stone ills in milling es.ab-
i'sh'nsn:: and: requires but >E-HALr the row En-
70 aa've the 'aTgsst sizes. They are very COM
pact, perfectly simple. and for farm use viii
last Thirty YEARS, and COST NOTHING for
repairs.
psloE.-eloo, eI4o. anil @17o.
Flour Bolt for smallest Mill: $50 cxta.
THE HORSLr Dnxvru
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THE HORSE POWER

Has proved itsolf to be tho hest ever in nventeA.
Inc friction Is reduced by ]RO: BALLS 40
arranged in all the beari ~. that tho whole
Ssi9ht Of the casting. rnn. u pom them. THREE
POUNDS DkAUGHT, ut tho end Of ten fec,
lever. will keep the power in molten. Thu. rer-
mIttinx the ES1IRx srRExo1n Of the horses to
30 used on the machine to 10 driven. OxE
llosss viii DO as much work on this power, as
1wo on to endless Chain Power. TT Is POR-
TABLE; and may be used ,xruE r.ELp a. we'll
" % the house. More than TNENrY-FlVE
PER CENT Of horse he>h is saved over any
other power in ure. 1t is simple in coustruc- :
aon, and not liable to got out OF order.
Prizes Of power for l to 4 hor.c.. ele5
Price OF power for to 8 horses, 5l75
s5s SI3s rovEs WILL DRIVE ANY runEsnlxo
MACHINE. EVERY MACHINE GUARANTEED TO
OWE 1sArIsvAcIloN, OH THE MONEY WILL De NE
1uNDED.
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THE VOLUNTEER
is intended to be
First Class Newspaper, "
devoted to the interest Of the citizens Of Good
hue County. Every issue will contain fall
[-s~l
Telegraph Reports;
T. together with a large amount Of
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
NEWS.
rroceedings OF the City Council, County Com
mlsssoners, and ofthe State Legislature viii h.
found in
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In each issue will DO given faithful report Of
MARKETS OF RED IVIyC.
and also "fall tho principal Markets in the coun
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every farmer in the Coarty than
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TO WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN.
4 LII those indebted to us. cithsr bx NOT. ~
= book account m"s' pay up by tho i5:l, ia y
of november, orthsy will bc sued, a. we mus
have money. U. kUNCIi {, l,I
Red Wing, Oct. 81. 1867. I3nl1x5vx
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Farming Districts,

where tho people principally TRADE At RED
VINO. Those wishing to advertise their bu.i-
ness, viii do well to patronizc
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NEW YORK ARGUS

will compare ksarabfyg with tie ablest jsuyr-
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in Business and Finance, II Agr;culss,.l In
formation, N 6eDersl News. and especisIIy in
ths eompiss.nsr< and accuracy If ~ reports ol
shs Money. Produce. Cattle and other msYks.s
It will have no superior.
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sln9ie snnacrisers reT snhssn 800
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This popular monthly Magsinse will bs greatly
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Fourteen Splendid Steel Platee
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Nine Hundred Wood Cutsl
Twenty.four Pages Of Music!
All this will Be given for only TWO DOL
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Of the class Of" Peterson" Its :
Thrilling Tales and Movelettes
Are tho beat published any here. All the
most popular writer's are employed to write
originally for i" Pstarson." In 1868, in sddi-
tt"n to it, usual quantity Of shorter steries,
-Four Original Copyright Novelstts will be
given, 6y Anu 8. Stephens, L. c. Moulton,
Frank Lsc Benedict, aud the Author Of - The
Murder in the 0tsa Ross." II .lso publishes
FASHIONS AHEAD or ALL OTHERS
Each number, in addition to the colored plate,
gives Bonnets, Closks and Dresses, engfa ved
On wood. Also, . pattern, from which Dress,
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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-04-24

Hon. George Opdyke, George GriswoId,
Esq, and Others, Committee Loyal Ma
tionai League, New York.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-04-24
Auditor.

r The tabular statement gives the follow
Jog as the number of immigrants from the
counties named: Ashland, 2; Ashiahula
IL; Belmont, 81; Carroll, l; Champaign
-ie; Clark, So I; Clinton, 81; Oolumbiana, 25
Coshoc,on, l; Darke, 40; Delaware, is
Fairfield. 10; FHyette, AZ; Fnl.oe, 2; :; Gea
uga, none; Guernsey, 8; Hardin, 4; Harri
son, 8; Hacking, 10; Huron, l3; Jackson
SO; Jefferson. 81; Lawrence, 20; Logan. 9
LTian, 8; Madison, so; MahaM"g, 2l
Medina, 1; Meigs. 44I; Miami. II; Monroe
D; Montgomery, 8; Morgan, 9; Muskingnm
"a; Noble, 8 Pickaway, 5; Pike, 43; Por
.tage. O.: PrebIe, %; Richlaud, g.; SanduS
ky, g.; Scioio, %; Seneca, a; Stark, Is
Summit, "a; Tuunbull. Union, 2; Van
> Vert, 4; Washington. SO; Wayne,4; Will
Jams. 8; Wyandoi. l.
OF the remaining counties, the Auditors
ofFranklin, Hamilton. Knox, and Ross de.
eIined TO report, and the others failed, fol
some reason, TO comply with the resolution
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-04-24
nnrlea rrca.are Unear,hrd.
A oone.p,ndeu. Of tho New orIeao. E

A correspondent of the New Orleans Era,
writing from Brashear City says:
A few evenings since deserter from
Camp Bisland came over to our pickrts
lines, and was brought by the quad into
the Office Of the Provost Marshal. Captain
Fitch, 10 Bra,hear City. Noticing that the
prisoner was exchanging gold criu Cor green
hacks with the soldiers, Captain Fitch inter.
rogated him aud ascertained that he had a
considerable amount Of the precious metal
in his possession. Besides the money he
bad exchanged, the prisoner had $4,000 10
twenty dollar goldpieces.
Captain Fitch made some inquiries to
find The sonrcs OF so much wealth in the
keeping Of rebel soldier. From the pris-
oner's statement it appeared that he hal
for some time knawn where 100000 in
slid gold was buried IN the ground. Ia
king advantage Of the darkness of the pre-
|Eioas aigLi. he wrat ~ she l,iiIen treasure
.snd took al he thaugbt he could carry away
IL safety, a'neunIing in value 10 l,tlemore
than $4,000, and then came over 70 the
Federal lines. ~ 4g
Tie place where this treasure is conceal.
cd is exactly known, and. at the prnpertime
il will be prcperly cared for. ifnot previous
" appropriated =. $50 .-.-s-
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-04-24

A novel mode Of lightning has been in.
trodueed in Baptist ehure', Just built At
Philadelpbia. There is not gas burner
sisable in ilIe audience room. In The pan.
els Of the ceiling are circles Of ground glass
two feet 10 diama,er. Above each oflhese,
in thelofl, Is an nrgaad burner. and over the
burner powerful reflector. The effect is
Just about tho same ss il there were thirty
tall moons shining in the ceiling. The
light Is not sharp aud intense, but abundant
aud mellow, and not painful to the eyes.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-04-24
IMponrANT To FARMERS

And Others residing in sparsey settled districts where
IL Is diflcul TO secure tho services OF physician
RADWAY's RE tDY REIIEF is invaluable II can be
used with 20 stvo Of doing good In all cases
whore pun disco rtis experienced or il sesed vita
INF. JENZA, iIPrHERIA. SORE THR0Ar, BAD
COUGHS, ,HOARSENESS, BILIOUS CH0lIC, lNFLANMA.
RInNEIS, or with sMNL PoX. SCARF ET FEVER,
MEASLES, TYPHOID FEVER. BILIOUS FEVER, tkfrK
AND AGUE, or with NEURALGIA, HEAD A. HE, TIC
pDlOREUX, TOOTH ACHE. EAR ACHE or with LUM
BAG ;, PAIN IN THE BACK or RHEUMATISM, or with
DTARRHG.N, CH0I.EiiA MORRUS or DYSENTERY. OF
with BUiIN5. eCATII3 o. iBKUI3yS, or with STAAlNS:
CIR iNPS or SPASAiS The application OF RADWAY'S
READY REtIEF toI cure yot' Of tho worst of those Com
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-04-24
RAnWAY,s READY RELIET
Be WISE I'M TzNGE.

Guard against sickness On tho frst Indication OF
nat or unca .iIess II In thu STUMAt II BOWELS,
taIo a feaspO0nf1l OF the READY RELIEF ia a vino
gla.s Of witer. f In tho LIMBS, JOINTS, HEAD,
aprly tho RLlEF ExrtasSALty-in a fetv mf,.utss all
main aud disoo fo,t piu ceaSe This simple application
NAV break up Formidable distase. II Is much easier
Tn nrcvont di Ca @ than u cure il. rIf
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-04-24
WEALTH FOR THE POOR.

s7,szo :ALri Is tho working man's capital The poor
~ u, man can III afford 10 bear the burdens of 81 X
(SJN nessofpay doctir's bills. OH TWENTY FIVE
s4kzk& CENT B0i TIE OF FRAlWAY'5 REAnY RELIEF
will SICK euro him quick d cnablehm to resume his
labprs ieha loss Of timeand, If used whom pain u fs
ezpsTfeDced will stop II tnmodiately Keep this Remedy
awys VI the house. aud uso II whon you fcel pain you
wi not lose Ole day IN a year BY sieknesa -.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-04-24

in the late town elections IN Illinois very de-
cided gains were made by The Republicans la
the city Of ealeaburg, NJ. J. +, Duncan, the m.
conditional Union candidate, vas elected by '4s0
lnaipritysa Rsip-of $50 over last year. 0the.
cities ald tOwnabips show 81 AQnall efftilyine
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ooieroa ImIgratloa 20 OhiO.
OrR5ov or rus AUDrroR OF STATE,

II
ColumnUs. o., April 3, 1858.
Hon. yames n. Hubbsl, Speaker Of the
House of Representative: SW---lu answer
20 the resolution Of the House requiring the
several County Auditors to make out and
report 70 the Auditor OF State "what num-
Der Of colored persons, residents Of their
respective counties, have migrated from
other States since March I, 1851, and tho
State 10 which each resided before coming
70 lhia Staie;v and also requiring the Au-
ditor Of State 10 "rcport TO the House, from
time to time, as he receives tho returns,
the numbers Of such migrants, aud the
States from which they came"
/ have the honor 10 report that the Au.
ditor Of ffty.seven counties have complied
with the resolution, and those Of thirty-one
counties have failed To comply.
In the 6fty y-seven counties reporting their
are asa uolosod persons Who have come
into the State since tho lst day Of March,
10Bi, or within the last two yeass. OF
shess. Q oaffie from Canada, ell from Vir
.eiuia, los from Tennessee, l23 from Ken
tucky, ! ~ from North Carolina, IA from
Alabama, 10 from Arkansas, 2 from Geor
'viA, l from South Carolina, II from Miss
issippi, 10 from Missouri, from Texas, ?
from Louisiana. Q from Maryland, 2 from
The District OF Columbia, SO from Pennsyl
vania, SO from Indiana, 8 from Illinois, 4
from Michigan, from New York, from
Massachusetts. From slave States there
are 1851, free States 12S, Canada, 8 anC
District Of Columbia 2; total 1884. Ifth
counties not reporting should have the sam
proportion, the increase of the colored pop
ulaiion Of the State within the two year
Is about 1000, making allowance for sue
as may have left the State during the sam
time, and who were residents therein Marc
lst, 1851. A large number Of these imm
grants are children. This is particular
the case in Meigs county, where the inm
grafton was Of families. To most Of Oh
counties reporting, the Auditors took spec
dal pains 10 secure accurate returns. Ar
pended hereto will ba found tabular state
ment, showing the number in each count
and the place whence they emmigrated.
] have the honor to be, very respectfully
.ssiss.s r. w. TAYLER.