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The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-06-19

1T OF 500 negroes recently sent to the
Negro Republic4of Sam Domingo, aone-half
have already disdsof diseases Of the climate,
and the other half it is thought viii SOON fol-
low. fssss .ii@s stsr ie;ssI.]yIsA s.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-02
THE JEFFERsoNIAN DEMOCRAT.

fntieued from proviouA effort to overtake
the raiders, but they arc certainly in bettor
condition than the rebels, who have been
making this forced night and day march for
two whole days aud nights.
IL is not likely thet the army OF the Po-
tomnc will long romain idle.
Rumors wore current to-day that On at
tack had boon made by StonewaIl jackson
upon Sgel's corps, in the vicinity Of Staf-
ford O. H., aud after tho repulse Of jackson,
no had drawn portion Of Sigol's forco into
an ambuscado. and captured largo number
of prisoners. Thoro is reason to boliove the
report pure fabrication. as no Information
os such an engagement has been received
hero in any official quarter.
IIEADQUARTERs ST. LOUIS. Dec 20.
To Gen Hdiieck General ia Chief.
The army of the Frontier, under Blunt
and IIerron, moved ovor Boston Mountains
on Saturday. and without hating, to Van
Buren, driving tho oncmy ncross the Ar.
kansas river, killing and wounding few.
They also took three steamboats,. some
camp equppago and one hundred prison.
ers.
Tho march Of as milcs With arms and sor-
vice, ovcr the mountains, and through the
deep mud of the valley, was a most arduous
and gallant nffair.
[Sigucd1 s. r. CURTISS,
Major General Commanding.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-02
Guardian sale.

TN pursuance of an order Of the Probate Court
L Of Lake County, Ohio, made on the 9th day
Of December, A, d. 1862, in the case of Clinton
Nowlen, Guardian Of Alyira May, Alrlira May,
A Hen May and Ellsworth May, against his
wards, and Haldah May tho undersign cd, will,
on the 2olh day Of January, A. D. 1868, at
O'Clock. 2 M, on tho promises, offer at public
sale an undivided four seventh (47l Of the follow
ing describedreal estate, situate in the Township
oil s,hardoi, Geauga Co., Ohio, and described as
follows, to wit: as part OF LOT No one, in tract
No four, in said township, and bounded rs foi.
lows, Beginning at pist standing in the
northeast corner Of said lot; thence south along
the east line Of said lot, III chains and l2t links
70 post; thence west 10 chains and % links to
a post thence north 10 chains, i2k links to
post on the north line OF said township; thonce
east i9 chains and % links, on the township
line to the place OF beginning; excspIiug from
the above described promises two acres on the
east endof the same, leaving II 41'lo0 acres.
Terms OF salo-ons- third cash in hand one
third in ono and one. third in two years. The
deferred paymentst TO bear interest, aud 70 be Sc.
cured by mortgage on he premi!es; Appraised
at t2s6,64 CLlN'roN NOWLEN,
677ws Guardian.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-02
JANUARY 2. 1863.
The JeTersonian Democrat
The proclamation Of Emancipation,


A dispatch 10 the New York Tines
gives the following statements and isti-
nations ..
31There certainly Is no occasion for the
general air. Of doabi that seems 10 sur
rourd mems opinions in regard TO The
Presidents policy after Jan. |. His an
tecedents, his measures, his late declar-
nlious, all coincide TO impress upon us
the fact that he win fully sustain The af-
frmalions made in his Proclamation OF
Emancipation.
Such readers OF the Times, however, as
prefer to rely upon credible journalistic
statements rather than trust to raliocina-
ton. may rest assured that 10 President
Lincoln's present intention there is no
shadow of turning from the purpose de.
Iiberaiely formed 10 carry out the prom.
ises Of the Proclamation with an unflinch-
ing resolution.
"The chief difficulties supposed to sur
round the President in carrying out his
emancipation policy vanish as the impor-
tant momen. Of It's elimination approach
es. He win reasonably except from its
operation .he States OF Delaware, Mary
land, Kentucky. Tennessee and Missouri
with portions Of Virginia, North CaroIina
and Louisiana. Thus, finally, will th'
principle be officially affirmed, that Free
dom is to be the rule and Slavery the ex
ception, aud this action OF the Presiden
is understood to meet the approval Of ever
those who are considsred most radical OF
the subject"
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-02

The GUNBoAT FLgRT or TUE RAPPAHAN-
NocK.--A correspondent writes that the
fleet of gunboats upon tho Rappahannock
has been increased from five to nine of the
largest gunboats afloat upon inland waters.
The guns they carry are Of tho largest cali
ber, and have beon tested in ma;,y ongage-
monts. Fearing that the river might freeze
up and blockade the neo,, Captain McTay
caused it TO fall down tho river somo ten
miles TO Tobago Bay, where the rivor 10 yory
wiGo and soldOm frozen oyer. l-.a
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-02

GRAIN AND STooK TRADE OF CHICAGO.
We learn that the Messrs. Fairbanks
have set, in the elevators in this city, du-
ring the last year, bout seventy Of their
five hundred bushel hopper scales, and
several smaller ones. Each Of these can
be loaded TO it's full capacity and the load
discharged in few minutes, which shows
something OF the immense amount Of grain
which can be weighed upon them. They
have also set /, at the different stock yards
in the city, Eve of their stock scales, with
platforms of snfli,ient size to weigh a
whole car load at once. which must add
greatly to the facilities for shipping live
stock from this Market Chicago Tribune.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-02

A CURIOUS EXPERIMENT. Take pieco of
pastboard about Ave inches square. roll 1t
into tube with one end just largo enough
to fit around tho eye. and tho other end
rathor smaller. Hold the tubo botween the
thumb und fingor of tho right hand, tdo not
grasp 1t with tho whole handy put the largo
end close against the right eve, and with
the loft hand hold book against tho side
of tho tube. Be sure and keep both eyes
open. and there will appear to bo hole
Though tho book, aud objects seen as II
through the tube. The right eye secs
through the tubo, and the left eye the book,
and the two Appearances are so confounded
together that thoy cannot be soparated.--
Tho left hand can be hold against the tube
instead OF tho book, ard the hole will seem
to bo seon through tho hand.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-02

Four MORE New STATES PRoPosED.
There is a big West ye that will soon be
knocking at the door for admi on as
States into Uncle Sans family. Mr.. Ash
ley, of Ohio, has introduced bills in the
House TO enable the people o the Terri
tories Of Nebraska, Nevada. Utah, and
Colorado, to form Constitutions and State
Governments, and for their admission in
to the Union on an equal footing with the
original States, which were read twice
and referred 10 the committee on Terrific
ries. Mr.. Ashley has also introduced a
bill to provide temporary government
for the Territory of Idaho, which had the
same reference.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-02
Aasignlee's Notice.

TEHE Probate Court of Geauga County,
Il has ordorcd that dividend of 80 per
cent be- paid on all claims OF Henry II. Har-
.ris that have been presented to and allowed
Hxthe assignee, payable at Mulberry Cor
ners: :on and after tho 10Th day OF Decem-
ber. sta E. D. LYMAN, Assignee
sfsaa of Henry IL. Harris.
December 9Th, 1862. fs eFs
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-02
The British Press on American Affair.

The British Press on American Affairs.
Tho London Times says il is sufficient
that Mr. Lincoln expresses respect for the
rights OF neutrals and readiness TO estab-
lish mutual conventions to adjust com.
Secretary Of tho Navy, and experience
shows how liftle they nood be hoedod when
we look toward tho South. Tho Timos
says that tho message of Mr.. Lincoln ia less
threat of determination than bid for
peace.
In another article tho Tones says tho
o Emancipation schemo OF MIR. Lincoln is o
laborcd substitute for his edct Of Septem-
bcr and tho drcnm of o worry weak man.
Tho London Herald finds tho Lincoln
mossngo mado up of platitudcs, absuriitios
and Inconsistencies 1t adds that Mr. Lin
coin ought to know that # tho Coufcdera;cs
were not allowed beIiigorent rights the
blockade Of tho Southern ports and the
search of British sIips could not be tolerated
Tho London Daily News saws that Mr..
Lincolns emancipation scheme does bis hu-
manty credit; but il has no faith in il. and
believes tho liberation of slavos can only be
accomplished by war,
Tho London Morning Post cannot imag-
inc how tho Federal GoSornment aimed ut
{ con .usion that Great britain, after once
rcoognz zing tho bclligcront character of the
Snu b would rccedo from tho position
| tax. u
The London Star says that Mr.. Lincoln's g
emancipation scheme may fail 10 break in
pieces the cornor-stono of slavery.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-02

q cURvEYoR'sNoTICEsJrhosellv living
~ at distance wishing surveying done
blythe county Surveyor, viii have their
calls punctually ai.endedto, by address
ing him by letter, giving Eve days notice.
Direct all letters TO Hambden, Geauga
Co.. o. S.EDSoN, Go. Surveyor.
- 59dtf
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-02

e whole OF sad several tracts
charged the County Treasurer the door of the Court
sale will be continued from day day. until
Cbardoo January Ist tls83 FIELD. Auditor.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-02

DISTRESSED OPERATIVES IN FRANCE The
Paris correspondents of the London Times,
writes that the distress resulting RON the
cotton famine brgins to be most severely
felti tho manufacturing districts of FIR ,ncc.
Tho suferings of the working clusses aro
daily on tho increase. Some of. tho princi-
pal manuiaciu ors and merchants state, 10
an address, that ''in the Department of the
Lower Seine ono hundred thousand work.
men arc now Destitute, and tomorrow there
will bo one hundred and fifty thousand" "
From evcry quarter, torn and village us
well as from tho rural districts, there are
melancholy accounts. The commmunes
have exhaused their very last resourcc.---
Tho retail trader has no longer money or
credit. Tho manufacturer has no longer
tho means Of employing his woikmon We
arc happy to testify that each oDo does his
duty nobly. The sacrifices Of the masters,
says tho Times correspondents, are numor.
GUS and incossaDf; the resignation of the
working man digniiied and calm but dcsti-
tu'o as he is, ho can no longer wait. Sub
scriptions have boon opened.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-02
Notice.

TIME undsrsignedh has been appointed and quail !
IL i6ed as Administrator OF tho Esiste Of John
|Ohio. HE. BRADLEY,
Jan. 2d, 1868. OIIw3
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-02
VOLUME XIV, NO. 1.
DELIN0UENT TAX SALE.

Tie lands lots and parts Of lots returned delinquent By Tie
Treasurer Of Geauga County together aoi the ases end pen
atty churged thereon ogrecoby to a contained and de-
scribed IN Tie fo1osDinq list, Viss
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-02
BIvoUAc NEAR DUMFRIEs' LANDING, }
Va, Dec. 19lh, 1859.

Tm MIssTssIFFG EkPEDTlos.- .--Au lndian
spolis d1spatehs says lhat adyieaa racelyei
stlsro ynAke q u osrta,n that .'s' Mlssissippl
sRvof or Ctsssr Oii Expaditian ~hich mas
been teporteJs as abandoned, will 30 heard
the expedition, md General Meol eraand
will command oao Of tho corps d Grme'
under Sherman.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-02

Dated Dee. 18Th, 1863, o7swa
The New York herald., 1863-11-09
Arri,.i. and D,p.s,urss.

bEfAHrt H'.-.
LftFffoQi SITES taslip Efns-Nist Iara COKE -
Jphnfnn, Mrs and Ns2,a Ani kBiuA No.H Aoi - ~
Nra ll~xe teo cUi snI unFsfi Eatt h~a4e.
John Gaiiia ff,i Hgts. q wells ~ khLJHe hs1 siy.
Iphn Weib rlfe su4 w. c1ldr ufnfT Nc.lA sn4 VIE
CbustsA bc.rf vie alf lE taltlrnt 10 Oliver, Aet
Lffei fiwsrd Nnlfh. Df Holutea gfs4G iIns0i, kfti
Dl H0dCAn. lHdy s1d safNkatt NJ - Alrefn. JON
Mia ehssger iufb. firstsg Lsni ~ nfstp-l .svrt
Boansf, T. u a. Alta " ~ Alra ~ orr. iAnft - ~
nnr Chsfss And Jela Ngt.. h3't Afnnt hsny Hir d
habk, E1s. ttult-afn atasfF iE nr sss-a.e cffrs
sIu.NA
Nav OsiyAsF-alsanat 3 Osprsr Wssalng 34--F hA'tt
sn1 sne, Yrs liy'nef. 'He raifrr tn1 n.frr VS.
UHfhns, Hfa Col n % Bfrsu al.i ft affr tsf .
rurs-, Df hetua-1s, d. BN.fk tfa =. H
IhAs LITER nifg Ard rf 10 frHi NHl~t ~ NHfft
Vusl fuurr, ch.a and safran ~ Dfls saa ." f.l
Hfs4 t fs1Anl $50 80 rlNafel F-s OiAIfl hfs
n 10 roff.fs as1 tasrf ~ ffrn ~ a.. Nfa rffey
~ % ,ablt n IisH. Ms,s.t Nrt is-ssf, ~ 2
Uelf f-f4fs fifrT4V Eut 1tt1 Ais4 1.eI TstiH
a v,.rrp1a lanes conasn. sar Hgf, l. v -. slss a
~ Ally Ml.s sser kts.ra ~. ht -. fsaai<ft
sfr.rn ", nEaB. fC .isfs-sI Dfifae, NJ "a
{ ~ .ss a4fg - hm i1tsAi a. Isisga.@p in tt'
e>Fx-
The New York herald., 1863-11-09
Obituary..
DEATH OF POLICE OFFicEK MR.. VAN BUnES.

DEA1H or POLICE OFFICER MR.. VAN BUnES.
Ibe remains OF the iaic Mr. Van Buren,, who died on
satri last from the effects OF Wounds received the
discharge OF his duties quelhng the riots the 18th
OF July last will be conveyed TO their final resting psos
to morrow Tho lonera, services Will Dc performed
81. Thomas church, corner or Prince and Thompson
streets, at ten O'Clock A. N.
Mr. Van Buren, a very old aid highly esteemef
member Of Metropolitan police he attached to
the Eighth precinct ofce for fourteen years and during
all that tmo universally respected as an upright
honest aud efficient officer. dis superior officers
entcra1ed the hghe regard for him. and always relied
bis single complaint recorded
uttered against him On the day he received the injuries
which resulted In bis death he conveyed to 81.
Lukes Hospital, where he ned TIL saturday last.
Captain rceaInp yesterday called meen of the
bers Of the dsirct aud passed high aod well deserved
euogy upon the deceased. A committee Of i've ap-
seuted The bsreayed smy OF iber Departed comrade
Mr.. Charles Wilson and Mr.. Nathaniel w. Stilwe were
appointed chairman and secretary of the meeting The
funeral will be well attended by the police on duty.
The venerable Mrs. CLosE, lady whose lfe began
with the career OF The country died At Poughkecpse
few days since Tie deceased lady daughter Of tho
late General William =. Van Meas, aud relative ~
Lady Gore osey and Mrs Judge Roosevelt In her girl
hood she was recognized belle at fashionable court
wherein the stc President Van Bureu the late etNce
President Aaren Burr William Writ General Wilkinson
Chef Justice John Marshall tns Van ReDssesers, tae
Lvngstons, the libbs, the besrts and a. later dsy
President Jackson, the lats secretary OF War Eaton,
John g. Calhoun, Mr.. Webster aud Mr. Clay oestrs
rgures. all OF whom accustomed to admire her
beauty and cplogxe her mental brlliancy. she
Fho buried from g. Paul's Troy, 1bursday
the Rev. Dr. Thomas " Colt ID D. LID, rector % tba
opuen parish, Officiating The seputufng services wore
attended by much Of the public and pr vatc worth n the
The New York herald., 1863-11-09
Personal pmssIlixenoe.

surgeon James Bryan, Of Philadelphia, now on short
sick leave, rapidly conyaescns from severe stscr d
billions remtisnt fever contracted during the
siege cf NlcssbuTs. nr. u duty Cen Grant,
stan from Aprll to september including the sory sea
son of the Lower M.ss.ipi aui expects bc abs .,
return 10 service ia sshost time, in Northern depart
ment.
secfs.,ry Seward le, the Asior House tor Washington
On Saturday evening.
Hon ]. P. Usher, OF Washington. j. " Ayr-s of Chi
osgo ). r. Bro~n, Of Boston Hon. A. Hau ~ Vermont
and J. e. nolare u New Bedford, arc stopping ., %.
Astor House.
MAJOR General Garfield, o' tho Unhsd state. Army
MAJOR e. &. ozark T. T.. Daseppcst, a. Massach1ss,t.
Joseph Roberts, OF saa francisco Hon c. Fomeroy u
Army, are stepping AZ the Metropolitan Hc,e
MAJOR Edward l. Gaul, q the Ops Huudv-d and iHiy
ninth New lovf Volunteers Tor time post upon De
tacbei t.ryico, commanding the AbsDy barracks ist
ment in the teid. Major Saul hro soldsf and h4r
evnceJ sigua executive ability IN .dmnis,e ing he s
fNrs ~ th5t cifbcul aud exsclins post.
Major General Wool y. s. A., prcAsa, on,oyiug 70
nesoa bealih 1T his private mauson 10 iroy IN
sston Win gentleman fes days since, who rcmaftGd
10 the old hero General, you sbo 0s in the hed q.
tbs particular Iuncure oi ihs war - ns GenefAi rsp'
steruiy, giving ample evidoles o MS 40 ient yigor
They d0n want mo. Tie, tLnk ne to- old."
Hou John A. Griswoid member of Congress eleet ficn
the Reusseiser and Washington district n hS state,
N1bingtqu whittier be was unexpectedly pgmmpied W
the rreslfonl.
Gacou reynolds. member Of Congress and ColeetrI
o. Internal Revenue Cor TIE fiiiesnth district psy
ing bre Visit 70 HE extensive and vel cultivated ieil
at liooeac Corners, IN thn state.
Tlomp Cloves oon,smpp.ary Of ,be lais Goysrnoi
Marcy about D. edit ID. letters ~ the deceased states
msn lney involve " sree, extent the p'itioa ss
he past history UG the cYuLtfy massive franit
mcnan,tnt has been ere TOO over NJ Bfrcy grave a.
the krtsi Ccmsiefy on tho fftt road.
The New York herald., 1863-11-09
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Important Union Successes ON tho Rap
PahannOck-Thc Bonn b rd ma nl of ksrt
6umter--AMatrs An Ge eneral Grants De-
par tment-interestfng from Now DIR.
ieans-The Russian Baii-News from
Mexico, Cabs, 81. Donsi ngo, &c., dSc.
Tho Cunard mail steamship Canada, Captain Noodle,
viii leave Boston ON Wednesday for Liverpool
The mail5 FOR Europe will close city alta quarter.
pas. ole ana at ha!fpas nyc O'Clock 10 morrow after.
noon, To 50 by railroad.
The NEw YcRS Naturalization for Europe--yn bc
Published ~ eleven O'Clock tomorrow morning and will
contasn-A highly Interesting Account oil the Recent
Brilliant ouceosscs of ihe Army OF the Potomac
Particulars Of the Third Bomb udneai OF Fort SUM
ter: Position o. Anairs Al chsttsnoogs, with u fuli
account % the HAtte Of Lookout Mountain Interesting
News from ksw Orleans, Arkansas, Toxas, Tennessoe
North Carolina, yrclnia, SC. The Latest from Mexico
aud Cuba, Progress sr the Reycutiou in 81 Domingo
fun account OF tue Hal honor o the Ohcers OF ia,
Russian Fleet. and all other interesting news a the past
week.
sng,e copies, IN wrappers. ready FOR m,Iing Gyt
cents.
saihpsoa Los. son Co.. AZ Lgdsato IN, Loaloa Epg
land. viii receive subscriptions aud advertisements
,he SEw YORK HEsAiD
The New York herald., 1863-11-09


.ion toe Nov YORK kusdsy Dlsps.b
Last Wsr. business slug h. te -tftg Of iugrffss
DR. Rowe ibs resident oclss snd sgfsl Of nsO1.
'r. visit ~ his Residence No - Aontord tT~.t Whie
lhef,, ". fue by who lad been eyed r'sn ~
fancy. ihN VS. operated on soccrsAfur uis ere which
pefiOca t1 ths operation ysiy badly crossed Lsns
ansS perfectly straight lh's thr Of NJ h8beri
h.epA-i an of No - Jpy STREET BfD1kiyu.
iaey from Bcrsrn, y. D., rAo hif teen d,Af ssD' o.
sfltef iih pufleut dt-hsrgs frJnn
also ,aiauh 10 vcgy bae form been .4rs.i
taf sho rrf isar FsufrTsA9n In low 81
he le4a.r, SIC Asd, sd trsy soTTed. snd that disa
gcfAHn fapn. and dfchArss ffofn hs head rsAs"d sa
tIarf "a fst4s'y c~aet r1ussgr ursu Nllz. Lef
IRE fiogs 1riiesls. s4e h.d lecoshc 9u!s ru5ls'.
flsli. sihfs4 90 20, - isd - n I.
d. lfspl th~ thr' snd ratAfh hspmF y .
ufaflv sutglenfy vel 80 H. as sfsfl shf Others
~rTe in f.H way y eeine - b-flrc long. rrya,
81, ~. whun ~ tou'sssa ~ f1tna liTsss
saiisartou a. NJ beBsht ihty weir dorfiuE Doe
iRdy at alc hsi f. fnsnf .Hafs ehluIst
good liEh r-. o' 10 os,aiat cIspIfug Of 4e cat.
.nbs' lglH ils ie ihrc.s Dgrs ~ ffef eag " ~
sp iinf nEh. - e..a @f tsTys, inh ah- bs y. "a
20 epaH ~ 'ftt y. lANrf alTHus 49, as a
gs fuln b. bai bssn arci@d for inaty uit4 =
s0tt eprs DVr- ~ isat iof f4h'ssu u4uhf
he had nsftf s@r Abs 20 a'gv a. gh o. tittas
hat EreAt scsh in nH4 h# r0ls y -
~ npt' enin~ut pbyselsns, al ~ shfm q '
'haf'rfA arb" al va Nfsfsi sfcI4ifs ieg 81 - I.
natural n-rs-ncs -,s,F 90 h~nef bli -ins fathsf
gIsmtsesu $3.50 orrd nat s-nfso from
zoe 20 " fssars fat -t.ffh ~hra hsi e1fufiasa iAs
80 fne frr' y sut flf " Ne rh rFt
Dhi, - nee sA eHr ssfas, shlpJs reAa shafs e.fE
ullrrl1s
ne y ~, ., s.e - hs ps,t.s hsr-iu a-uslsasa -
hsts 0ntp'. ~ hssne s.se4 teif Ivr1I,sgu to ssr
neu. 80 - tt1-ios wbeihsf tAsF ~stl bt. ut-.
uart-HluNay pffsicl.
The New York herald., 1863-11-09
New. from san Franeisoo.

ARRIVAL OF ANOTHER RUSSIAN sHiP " Ar
GnAND BALL AsD SUFFER 10 THE VISITORS, ETC.
ss FRASusoo, Nov 8, 1863.
The Russian war s,elmr Rysnda, thirty day. from
Hakodsdi, has arrived This completes the Russian feet
which stends 10 winter hero. grand bali aud supper
Will be given to the Russian o1eers At Union Hs
which will csc, about ti0 900 The decoration o the
bali has been contracted FOR At 81 900.
Joscph Myr'ok, ao Old merchant, died yesterday
The wasboe Constitutional Convention has agreed upon
Neyua. ths name og thc propossd state
Tho bgsiness ~ tho week csdei has been en-
neuty satisfactory 70 the Jobbng interest while the in
porters Of mos, Of tue Leading staples have had cause COL
general dissa, s,sctoa scoouat o. Tia saiiy a do