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His Fees vary from sl5, 90 to $500,
HIS TERMS ARE OAsH.

Ny eyes have been weak and watsrY for many YEAR,
and was troubled With Goating spots before them.
DR. Jones, who Is now at the Nell House, gave me
medicine for them seventeen days ago. which has en-.
reel to the Doctor. hisa MARY kROUSEB.
Lancaster, ohio, December S, 1853
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have been deaf, with singing noise in ny head
for 30 years. had been pronounced incuiable By
five physicians. DR.. Jones has restored my hearing
and cuIed the noise in my head. 1 % years Old.
l recommend all the afflicted go to Dr.. Jones, a.
believe be can cue anything thai Is Gurabio.
JOHN NOqAH,
Nayarr. P. O. ktark c9uuty. D..
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RWPstisntg heed not stay with DR.. Jones, II their
diseases deformities require operation t is done
10 tew minutes II they require medicine they will
receive what is necessary to affect at once and
can take 1t home without neglect Of buainess.
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CoNsULTAPIoN FRER.

/ was troubled with my Tearing and had and IN
pleasant feeling in my eaas. / employed DR.. Jones
to remsdy my trouble, which be has done most sstis-
tactOrily. ERAsTUS MARTIN,
WOOdstock, Champaign county, o.
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Names and Addresses OF Others Cured
bV Doctor Jones,

Mrs. Maria Frant1, born with bsth eyes crooked /;
lives Main street. Springfield, Ohio. Btrsighten-
ed by Doctor Jones.
John Hall, cross-eyed stralehtened by Doctor
Jones. Lives In Green Township, hVe miles south Of
Springfield, on Clifton Road.
Austin Hanks, both eyes were detcrmed and very
crooked. Made natural and straight BY DR.. Jones'
Lives at VincenDes, Clark county, Z hio.
David Canfeld's daughter, born with crooked eyes
made straight and natural BY DR.. Jones. Lives at
Woodstock, Ohio.
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Ely right eye has bteu crooked for IS years. The
successTul Dr. Jones' the Angler House, stTaisht-
eusd IL IN one minute LEVI STEtNH tBr
Navarro, Stark cOunTY, Ohio.
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Both Of my eyes have been very crooked for twenty
two years, went to DR.. Jones At Ihe AnRier HORSE,
February 18th, who Strengthened thom in one min
uie, mt ct satisfactorily.
Pemberville, Wood county, [ bio.
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'-'-- -'- BEENIT wADswoRTH, HUDSON, o


Dr.. Jones, at the Angler House, Enlightened my
eyes in a minute two, without my leeiiI it They
were very crooked for fifteen years.
hiss FLORA UMLAUFT,
Feb. %. III Seneca-St., Cleveland, o.
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OFFICE POsF COMasIssABY,
EAndusky, Ohio, Feb 18th, 1864

DROPOSALSFOR For SIsHING THE
Troops on JohnsOn's Island and SaBdnsky City
W th Potatoes, will be received a. tn 0fiee.
Contracts viii be awarded from time 10 time. to
the lowest resp nsbe Dicder, hs interest OF the
Government may require.
Bids will be rsceised for csand (lOOOO bush-
es Of good uud Irish PJtatoes-60 n 10 tho bulhe
within The next ten O0) days ensuing; and from
time time lEei eafter, for one thousand bushels
delivered at Government ktJrehOuse in ssndusky
City.
No BIDS will be considered from parties who have
failed heretofore to com ply with their tracts
Payments will be made when the whole number OF
bushels contracted for shall have been delivered and
accepted.
Proposals must be addressed to Captain Nathaniel
EllmaGer, ChieI CommissaTy, johnson Island and
Sandusky, 4 itY, Ohio. march al6
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HAIR REST0RER.
DROFESSOR DEMUNN's
Only Genuine Hair RestOFer

UIsEAbEo UE TIE DUhLFs
The skill Of the medical faculty in treating disea
ses OF the scalp has in majority Of G. es been bat
fed by this most peculiar disease oft human frame
II ih not to be wondered at, as Il ~ Iune great
study, deep research and careful RvesttgAtion Of
fhe causes which, roduce the di ase. U,iless the
cause is dscOvered. IL is an uttt- tnpoaibitfy TO
eradicate the disease and effect permanent cure
Diseases of ibo scalp have been pronounced tncura.
Bile BY some Of the most eminent physicians. have
devoted years OF study to ts peculiar part oil the hu
man frame, and am satisfied that possess
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I J. d. Russell, SD Ohio. D. Granger, Co G, 9Th
r. s. Cooley, 9th {" Ohio Cavalry.
8. BroeoD, Co. E, 7th o. Thos. Andrews, SD o.
s. H. Hamon, Co. G, 9Th D. Smith, Co B, 46th 80
Ohio Cavalry. d. Elliott, Co G, 1st "
J. Shook, Co. 3, ,109th o. W. Webb, Co c. Tooth 90
J. Lightfoot Co. c. Tooth DIN. Hall Co z, 45th 80
Ohio. b. Muller, Co II, 10th &c
]. D. Knight, Co. E. L. WoodliDg, Co X, 12Sd
Tooth Ohio. Ohio.
A. F. Thaeker, Co. D, W, Sutton, Co X, I21st
14th Ohio. G. Weston, Co K, Tooth.
H J. Horpe, Co. G, lss r. Watts, Co G, Sd o.
Ohio J. J. Burr, Co B, 33d q
7. Stearns, Co G, 1st o. ". Humstord, +" q
H. O. Fogger, Co. H, B. Morse, Co G, Tooth ''
4th Ohio. S. Barnes, Co C, Cd &"
Joseph Ely, Tooth Ohio. J, W. Nichols, Co A,
J. ROssetor, 7th &" 123d Ohio.
j. B. Manly, Co. G, eth g. L. ShOrthill, Co C,
Ohio Cavalry. Tooth Ohio.
= Kruneman, Co. 6, J. A. Burson, Co A, 25th
9Th Ohio Cavalry. Ohio.
J. W. Baxter. Co H, r. Craig, Co B, 10th o.
Tooth Ohio Itantry. A, ]. Dnnseomb, Co G,
John Bohner, Co {, ,lOOth 1OOth Ohio
Ohio Infantry.
Some Of these are sick in the hospitals
at Annapnlia
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OUTIER& & SON will sell on Tuesday, March IS,
on the premises sale commencing at 10 O'Clock, tho
following described . cal Estate, situated on the
ensfesiy Side OF Vineyard St. ont 200 feet from Su
peTior and next adjoining the premises Of jacob
LOwman, embracing about ten (l0) Lots 1hese Lots
foet deep.
TERMS OF SALE-Tsn Per cent. on day Of SALE IS
per cent. in 30 daya, and balance in one, two and
three years. with interest at q cent annually.
For further information concerning this property
epouira of H II. LITTLE,
IImaTq-l42 ! No 8 AtWat Block
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D@Dr Jones a'so Strengthened Mics Margaret
Snyders ey.s, No. 50 LATEST, Cleveland, and doz-
Others, far and near, since he came to Cieve-
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WHO Is NOW PRAOTIoIEe AT THE
Angler House, Cleveland, O.,
HAS PROLONGED HIS STAY ON AC-
COUNT OF HIS IMMENSE PRACTICE
UNTIL MARCH sOth, 1854.

He cures all cursbls diseases Of the Eye and Bar,
and psrforms all difficult and delicate operations In
BE operates for cataract, without pain, by 3 new
methol.
He stIaightens cross eyes in one minute in old or
BE inserts artificial eyes, to move and appear nat
gral.
Dr. Jones cures sore eyes With mild medicines,
He treats amourosis, or nervous blindness, with a
success hereto ore unknown.
BE cures discharges Of the ear, caussd BY scarlet
fever, messles, or other diseases
He Inserts artificial ear-drums where the natural
drum <membrene) is destroyed, which imprOvts the
hearing Immediately.
Dr Jones performs all delicate operations in oP-
thRlmic and Aural surgery
Sc operates Tor artificial pupil; falling of the eye
lid he remedies at once.
Dr. Jones' Instruments are superior to those Of any
surgeon in America, and give him cecided adYant-
age in his speciality.
DR. Jones has aSailfd h'msef OF the advantages ai-
fOrded in the cities Of Europe and America TO OOta
his pror ssiOn The proof OF the same, his Diplomas,
hang in his Office at the Angler House. open to the
inspection Of the interested
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HE-He cuied Mr. Jsmes Bowen OF deafness Of q
years standing. sCe e,timonial IN this column.
aJ-Not day passes bit that DR.. J. ELECTS cures
that be ore were pronounced incurAble. some arc
cured Immediately, others take time.
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DR0P0SALS.-PRoPosAIs WILL
be received until the 26th day Of March, at u
o'clock az noon, for licenses to collect dockaRe from
the Public Landings 10 the city OF Cleveland for the
ensuing year, commencing Ap il ist 1854 subielt 10
an ordnance regulating the lease Of Pubic Docks.
A. @. KEATING,
@. ". GARDNER
.- GEO. PRESLEY,
Committee on HarbOrs and Wharves
Cleveland, MsIeh 4th. 1854 msrLh3:I43.
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r OTIS AT AUOTION-FoUR LoTs

IT OIO u u OOL To Y Vv U LIOID
Il J on The south side Of Euclid-St, AID two on the
south side OF PrOspectSt, few rods east OF Hudsoa-
St., part of the Ackley Prop. .rtY, will be sold at
AuciOn at the door Of the Court Mouse, 10 the ty
OF Cleveland the twenty rtt day Of March, 1864.
at tn, ee o'clock p NJ. Time given part Of the
HENRY G. ABHEY,
marchIl.I4? Master Commissioner.
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a rev OF Bf- Jones' Many Uur es blhGo
He came 10 cleveland
have been hard Of hearing. with noise In my ears
for eight years. commenced treatment with Dr..
Jon at the Angler House, Feb. I'D who has great
IL relieved me. d. b. DRAKE,
WyAndOtte, WyRndotte county, o.
am under DR.. Jones' tire ltment for deafness, and
he has greatly relieved me in few q ys
AARON GODFRIT,
Upper Sandusky, February 3d.
My eyes have been crooked for many years. DR..
Jones cp rstad upon them Feb 30, and straighten-
'1'--' BENNGT wADswORTH, HUDSON, o
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nv son was afflicted with an offensive discharge of
the ear, which was fast destroying his hearing
placed him under DR.. Jones seven weeks ago, and to
my satisfaction he is now entirely cured.
HENRY ASHLEY.
Franklin county, near Columbus, Jan. 5, 1854.
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AUCTION SALES.
FRIDAY, MARCH 18th. 1864.
Real Estate and Brick House,
n A

CUTTER SON will sell on Friday, March Is.
on the premises sale comme nCing at II OciOrk thr
Lots SO feet front by 100 iest deep hitua cd the
cOrOer OF Cntali and st. Olar-Sts. Terms, y cash
10 hand; balalcs in one and tao years, with inter-
est annually.
AlrO, the ca t half of tha Double Brick Bnilding,
next east Of the I'd Presby terian Church. superb
Ur-St., and the Lot. OF 5ltrst front on sup Iiur
ST., b. I20 feet deep Terms. Z cash in hano bal
ance in One two and three years, with interest at
per cent annually. Sale TO commence at II O'Clock.
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TTEsTIMOHIAL OF MRS SARAH GOULD
Prof. DBMUEH Two years ago my scalp became
diseased, and my bair commenced falling out very
fast The disease spread until my scalp was one COM
insupportable. would apply remedy alter remedy
wi n only mOmentary RELIEF. consulted several
physcians Of this city was inform q by them that
the disease with which my alp was affected was ths
salt Rheum, and that they could not beneht me. 1
read yOur advt Ttisement snd concluded TO consult
you. You as-urt me that you would Eradicate the
disease and restore nay hair, which had become very
thin. With that ASSURANCE placed myself in yOur
hands, and the result is have luKuriant head Of
har; my scalp is perfectly we'll, and my hair has
reased 10 fall out Respectfully, You Q,
MRS. SARAH GOULD,
No. Il7 South Pesrl-st Albany, N. Y.
Il is fact acknowledged by all who have used the
air Restorer and their name Is Legion that Il iH
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r OTIS FOR SALE-l35 FT. FRONT

O1O Il O1b OAnH LOO 4. AON1
on Superior ST., corner Of Muirson-St Also
subots l6 IL and 49, being 48 feet front each, on 81.
perior-SG, east Of Muirson-St. Also-l5 feet mont
on Spring-St running back to the Bailroad track,
being land on which part OF the Wood Shed OF the
Cleveland, Coium bus Cincinnati Railroad stands
Also-l7 feet inches front OhRmplain-St, nearly
opposite the new City Court House.
dacs-RH aftnrneFu
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lost one Of my eyes by discharge Of shot In the
face; Dr.. Jones has inssrled me an artificial eye,
which gives no pain, and moves and appears Just
like my naturaleye VANDEHEk nUIr
Camp Chase, January Is, 1854
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Fer Special and FeIegrnPh--See EtrNt
PaEo- Ter LocaI ard COmmercIai--see
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~Deainess and Noise in the Head, in all its forms
cured, 10 the organ is not destroyed,
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~Remembef, DR.. JONES is now practicfnE at
the Angler House, Cleveland, OHIO, where he viii
remain until March 3Olh, 1854 asdha don't expect to
visit any other city 30 Ohio a.
~Dr. JONES permanent address is
No. Is Arlington Place, New York City.
fsbI7-laOdWAtW
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ONLY GENUINE HAIR REsTORER.

If fail to cure the worst cases OF diseased scaps,
the longest ct anding, with the
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FOR SALE.

DOR SALE--A PROPERTY THAT
is paving u per cent. interest on what il can be
bought for. Double House and Lot, Nos. IS and 81,
GArden-St. Also, Lot on KinsmAn-St 4sx200 feet
Terms Easy Apply to H. Il. HAls.Es,s
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WAGON MAN.

EOR SALE-A VKBY DESIRABLE
Lot on Ontario-St, near Pub ic Square, SO feet
front. LYMAN LITTLE,
mar2-Tl2 No. So south side Park.
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Five Hundred DOIIa

snd other cutaneous dEeasss, and restore the Hair
to those who have become bald. To make good the
assertion, l will forfeit
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Columbus, pecember 10, 1853
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To the Readers and Friends
-oF THE
Old OHIO STATESMAN.

Wehaye this day considerably enlarged The D ALLY
f,Wro STATEsMAN and now print II on plain and
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are for the old Flag with not Star Or Stripe erased
and the old Union as far as it possible to restore IT,
and for the existing Constitution, In its spirit letter
and purpose. -. A.. t,o,.s
of tEe People and Government. We are IN the MIDST
Of q bloody and protracted civil war. It's duration
and close depend upon wiser truer and more patri-
otic policy than we have seen during tho present Al
ministration We owe II to the memory OF our fathS
ers and to the hopes of our children, to the future o
our country and the best interests OF mankind 70
change policy which is drifting US farther and lar
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THE STATESMAN will do all 1t can for those pur,
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THE SnnO LEGIsLATURE.
summary OF Yesterdays Proce din,

Summary OF Yesterdays Proceedings.
In the Senate, Saturday, eleven bills were
passed as follows: Senate bills, To authorize
| Gallipolis to borrow money for local inn
provements; To provide for the prose-
cution and punishment of vagrancy and
other 0ffenses not otherwise provided
for; To provide for the taxation of
manufactured goods and materials kept
| on hand one year; To provide that in
dictments need contain but the first name
of firm or company upon whom larceny
has been committed; To authorize associa-
tions for the purpose of carrying freight
| from wharves to depots, etc.; House bills, To
regulate the manner of electing county
recorders and providing for filling vacan-
cies in that office; TO fix the compensation of
sheriffs for keeping prisoners at forty cents
per day; To legalize the municipal corpor-
alton known as the town of Massillon; and
the bill to require State Courts to certify
cases Of arbitrary arrests to United States
Courts. it.t a
The following new bills were intro
duced: BY Mr.. Stanbery, to compel rail-
road companies to carry the freight of citi-
zens of Ohio in preference to foreign
| freight; To extend the provisions of the
law relative to town halls to cities of the
second class; To authorize the Comm s.
sioners of Hardin county to drain Hog
Creek Marsh. fr
/ A resolution was adopted requesting the
Board of Public Works to report whether
a contract, entered into with James Purdy,
concerning certain water rights on the
Wabash and Erie Canal, had been COM
pleted.
The President laid before the Senate a
message from the Governor, enclosing a
report from Mr.. Barlow, a Sanitary agent,
appointed to visit the army, in which he
represents his mission to have been bene-
fetal and successful. The documents were
ordered to be printed.
Mr.. Maginnis presented O note from the
conductors of the Sanitary Fair at Zanes-
vile, inviting the Assembly to visit that
Institution on Wednesday, which was re-
ferred to q select committee of three. ~
At noon, the Senate adjourned until Mon
day. ss
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE. I'd
In the House, the House bill requiring
Probate Judges to keep record of the un-
dertakings and bonds filed In their offices
was passed; also the bill autboring the con-
struction of a bridge over Mohican river at
Greenville, Knox county. .Me.
Mr.. Bloom introduced bill to amend the
lst section of an act to provide for taking
depositions, affidavits, &c, passed March
"a, 1858. Mr.. Odlin introduced bill max
ing appropriations in part for the year 1866.
The bill providing for the registry of vo-
and consolidation Of the statutes of Ohio,
were indefinitely postponed. Y
The resolution to adjourn on the 30th of
March, with the Senate's amendment there
to, was laid on the table.
The House, after some coquettish effort on
the part of the economical members to pre-
vent 1t for bunc0mbe's sake, adjourned at
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STATE AND GENERAL NEWS.

THE Oberlin Ne,cs announces that the
distinguished English Abolitionist, George
Thompson viii visit that place during his
sojourn in this country. He should also
visit Charleston, for that city next to Ober-
lin, has contributed its share toward inaug-
urating this unhappy war, Of which George
Thompson sowed the seeds on the occasion
of his former visit to this country some
thirty-five years ago. In this connection
we notice that L. L. Rice, late of this city,
has taken,c charge of the Oberlin Ne,cs, as its
editor. He win be there to give the notori-
GUS Thompson hearty welcome, and Q
hospitable reception, such a, JEFF. Davis
might well afford to extend to him.
By the Mansfield papers we learn there is
a movement on foot for q new Court House
for Richland county. The question Is to be
submitted to vote Of the people of the
county. at,f r. -,s-.-s ,,-..ees,a,
INDICTMENT FOR MURDER-Some six
weeks since an affray took place at Warren
between Edward Brush and Michael Fee,
In which the latter was killed. Brush has
been indicted by the Grand Jury Of Trum-
bull county for murder In the first degree.
DrpurY United States Marshal Simmons
arrested at Shelby on the 9th inst. man
named Andrew Gaufmiiler, indicted for re-
sisting United States officers who were en-
gagged in arresting deserter at Shelby last
summer. He had been In Indiana since
and had Just returned home. }SS) +
Al TRIAL is progressing in Cincinnati
growing out of q suit for $20,000 damages
[ against the Commercial for publishing a libel
| which charged Al. G. w. Carter with having
| received bribe Of $1,000 to withdraw from
| the canvass as candidate for nomination
on the Democratic ticket, for Superior
Judge in Hamilton county.
lThe jury, we learn, hayerendered yer
dict in the above ease, awarding the plain
tiff one cent damages.l
| AMONG the returned prisoners from Lib
| by prison, Richmond, who arrived at Wash
| ingfon on Friday, were Col. Won Schrader
Of the 74th Ohio, and Lieut.. Holmes, 6tl
Ohio.
TIE frequent occurrence in Cincinnati o
officers I'M the Federal uniform publicl,
parading the streets and riding In carriage
with women Of doubtful repute, has In
dnced Col. Swain TO issue orders that here
after all such win be reported to head
quarters for dismissal The name Of on
officer has already gone forward to tn
Department under this decision,
THE SOD o. vi, Colonel B. F. Pottl
| formerly Colonel Tom. Ford's), re-enliste'
veterans, are en- route for Cincinnati, o.
board the steamer Tycoon, and viii proba
bly, arrive there to-day. They number 90
| men. They are ordered 70 Camp Chase
where they viii receive thirty days fur
man exredition, in which It distinguishe
iiseIf II belonged to the ID Brigade, 3
Division, 18th Army Corps, Colonel Poti
commanding fhe brigade.
7nr cIrculaz reported by the Iichnon
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papers as having been found on the person
Of Colonel Dahlgren, advising the assassina=
tion Of Jeff. Davis, etc. Is said to be for
| gerry.
The Spotted Fever Is said to be raging in
various parts of Pennsylvania; scores of
people are dying from it, In every case the
persons attacked have died within twenty
four hours after the first symptoms, which
usually are the appearance of small pim-
plies and blotches on the hands and face,
with acute pains, swelling of the head, and
enlargement of the glands of the neck.
The manufacture of maple sugar and
molasses the present season Is very general
throughout Southern Indiana, and the pro-
duct will be larger than during any previous
season. 1t Is also said that the peach, cher
ry, apricot and pear trees In the lower Sec
tion of the State have been so badly injured
that the buds are entirely destroyed. In
many instances apples have also been badly
damaged.
The CHEsApEAKE CAsE-The important
case of the Chesapeake has been decided by
Justice Ritchie, at st. John, N. B. The
prisoners have been released on the grounds
that there was no proper requisition made
for their rendition by the United States
authorities; that the offence charged being
piracy, and the parties, not having been In
the United States after the committal of the
crime alleged, are not guilty of such an
offence, under the treaty, within the juris-
diction of the United States, as would en-
title the United States Government to rel
quire their being delivered up; and other
merely technical reasons concerning the
legal process under which they were ar
rested. M
ST. PATRIcK's DAY.-On next Thursday,
March IL, is the memorable annual Festival
of st. Patrick. The papers announce pro-
cessions and other befitting ceremonies in
New York, Cincinnati, and other cities, on
that day, in honor of Ireland's patron
Saint.
GOLD has just gone up in consequence of
Congressional legislation. If Congress
doesn't do better, the Federal currency will
Ego upn in different sense.
The steamer Hillman was attacked by
guerrillas from the Missouri shore, while
wooding, at the foot of Island Is, on the 9th
inst, and one soldier killed. seven wounded,
and two captured. The boat escaped.