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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-02-13

tOt ACRES OF GOOD LAND; ALSO, IS
lOl acres. well improved, miles from Columt US;
asv large number vi in and cut Lots in the City of
Columbus. .
lumbus, Ohio.
jan2l-d3mo w. STRAIN.
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Fair for "St. Francis Hospital of
Atarling MedIcAL COlIege.N


1t Is well known to the citizens OF Coum-
bus, that the late LYME STARTLING, Esq. left
a sum of money to establish Medical Col
lege, and Il Charity Hospital in connection
Herewith. and that large and commo-
diOns building, which Is an ornament to our
city. has been erected. The Medical de-
partment thereof has been in successful Op-
GRAFTON for some years, bringing annually
to Columbus a large class of students. and
by this means, diSbursing many thousands
ofdollars In the city. Thus. In pecuniary
view alone. it deserves. and should receive
the fostering care aud liberal support of the
citizens. But the Trustees are about to add
to the just claims which the College has
upon the public for a generous co-opera-
tion, by establishing the st. FRANCIS Hos
PITAL Of Starting Medical C0liege'-an in
stitution which will greatly inure to the
benefit of our community, tor 1t will be
Public Charity where the pOOr will always
have preference, and where all are to be re-
ceived with ut question as tn sect, age. sex,
color, or worldly condition; and to be nursed
and treated medically and surgically, tcith-
out money and pithout price. save and except
such rs may be v0lun arily offered. The
Trustees are only recently enabled to carry
out this benevolent enterprise, because the
''Sisters of st. Francis" whose VOWS bind
their lives to the service of the sick and the
poor, have undertaken to furnish and con-
duet the hospital In the most complete man
ner, and on the most extensive scale that
the rooms and their means will admit.
large and immediate expenditure will be
required. and the funds must be provided
In furtherance OF this purpose. Fair will
be held about the 2lst of February.
lnasmuch rs 1t Is in aid of a charity that
will greatly beueit the city, have they not
right IT, expect that our citizens will re-
spond with that pr0mptitude and liberdlity
which have always characterized them?-
The advantages and necessity for such an
institution in our midst are so obvious that
there is no need of ofargument; and the Trus-
tees and Faculty of Startling Medical Col
lege, feeling assured that the objects of the
trust committed to them will be faithfully
carried out and rendered efficient by the
arrangement they have made. most cordial
lv commend the Fair and the ST. Francis
Hospital to the enlightened and liberal pat
ronage of our fellOw-citizens.
W. 5. SULLIvANT,
j. SULLIvANT,
JOHN w. ANDREWS,
Jos. r. SWAN, Trustees.
l.. GoODALE,
+. CARTER,
S. NJ. SMITH,
Frs. CARTER,
S. NJ. SMITH,
JNo DAWSON, poo,,tr
j. w. HAMILTON,
y. G.. WoRMLEY,
STARLING LOVING,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
OPERA HOUSE.

JOHN JOHN pLLSLtR. .JR.......MANAGER 4 LESSEE
hnELlN EYANS.............ST STAGE MANAGER.
RICHARD H. GEARY. TREASURER.
Engagement Of the world renowned Artists,
MIR. McKEAN BUCHANAN,
And his accomplished Daughter,
MISS VIRGINIA BUCHANAN.
MONDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 18TH, 1855,
viii be presented the domestic Drama, with new
scenery, wardr bo Ne, en- tied
WAITING FOR THE YER DICT,
Or, the Dark Deed in the Woods.
Jonathan Roseblade. ...... Mr. Mexican Buchanan.
Martha R'sebade. M IS Virginia Buchanan.
This piece will be produced in oil its original
splendor. rs played by MIR. Buchanan and Daughter
Tor upwards Of Ito consecutive nights in the city Of
In consequence of heengh of this piece, no other
play will be pr dnced during the evening.
Doors open at quarter before Z; performance to
commence a ~ O'clock precisely.
ADMISSION Parguctte and Dress Circle. 80 cts.;
Ke-erved Seats. Is cts; Family Circle, 35 cts;
Private Boxes, 5000
Box office open from 10 A. NJ to 4 o'clock p. M.
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THE CITY.
MILITARY.
Recent Promotions in Ohio Hegl.
ments.

We continue from our last our report Of
the recent promotions of officers In Ohio
Regiments:
90 o. V. List Lieut.. W. s. Belden, to
Captain.
94th o. v. List L Leut Samuel Judy to
Captain.
9th o. V. List Lieuts. John H. Carlisle
and Joseph F. Gorsuch to Captains, and I'd
Lieut. william Shuts to lst Lieutenant.
10lst o. V. List Leuts. James NJ. Rob-
erts and j. C. Butler to Captains.
l02 o. V.I.-Major John Huston to Lieut..
Col.
18th O.. List Lieut.. John s. Skeels
to Capt, and 81 Lieut.. David II. Chatfipld.
VIM. Grove. Ambrose e. Grafton and Timo-
thv Haley to lst Lieuts.
10th o. V. Id Lieut.. VIM. B. Henry
to 1st Lieut., and Serg't Ezra L. Walker to
2mu Lieut..
1921 o. V. I.-Capt. John w. Ross to Ma
jor; lst Lieut.. John NJ Williams to Captain,
and 2nd Lieut.. VIM. Gorseline to 1st Lieut.
.125th o. V.I.-2nd Lieutenants WaldrOn
S.Williams and Wyman Phillips to Cap
tains, and 2nd Lieutrnants VIM. Crowell,
and Alexander II. Postal a I'd Thomas Il.
Mahan to 1-t Lirutenants.
l75Lh o. V. I.-2nd Lieut.. w. 4. Atwell
to lst Lieut., and Serg't John A Boley to
2nd Lieut..
1S0th O.VI.-lst Lieut.. Matthias Ridenour
to Capt; Bud Lieut.. John Chapman to 1st
Lieut.. and Serg'ts w. III Nicholas and Har-
rison Fizzle to 2nl Lieutenants.
ID o. V. C.-2d Leutenants VIM. Robin
son and Joseph A. McElroy to lst Lieuten-
ants; and Sergeants Melvin B. Campbell
and Carey A. Smith to 81 I.ieutenants.
9th O. V. C.-Captain John w. Mack
ecmber to Major, LIST Lirutenants Allen j.
Alexander. Samue. B. WOOdmansee, E. l..
Mann, James Boileau and Chas. G. Vance
to lst Liputpnants; and Sergeants Chas w.
Cunningham, Max Van Oettinger aud Riley
Y. Woodlief to 81 Lieutenants.
1st Light Artillery-Sergt Ottho D. Fos-
ter to lst Lieut., and Sergt. Philip Hauser
to I'd Lieut..
81 Battery-Sergt. Franklin White to ID
Lieut..
4th Battery - Louis thinner to Capt.
Sth Battery-Sergt. Thomas Lewis to I'd
Lieut..
9th Battery-2d Lieut.. Geo. w. Church
to lst Lieut., and Sergt. Hiram d. York to
81 Lieut..
81 Heavy Artillery-lst Lieut.. James E.
Dresbach to Capt. and I'd Lieut.. Walter g..
Marmon to lst Lieut..
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AT THE ATIIEN EUM.

Positively Two Nights OnIy-m onday
and Tuesday, Feb. go and 2I.
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feb l3-tf
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News Items.
By Telegraph 10 the Hsv York Sun.

AsILs OF Government steamers took pl.c. re-
Gently al Norfolk, Va. Tho vessels brought good
prices.
GEoadH W. CoLLAMEn, ESQ, = prominent an
influential cidzrn of Montpelier, w., died Sunday
morning, aged 62 years.
GIS. DEAG0 has rendered his resignation to tho
Department. He was very recently removed from
further service on the Wlrz Military Commission
Dr. BLAcEnuas, OF yellow foyer notorieIy, has
tecn admitted to bail at Toronto. c. W.. On hi.
own recogniz,ncos TO sprer when led 'or, and
hrs suretiss have been discharged.
GOV. FrsToN has received Dispatch, dated
New Orleans, o,t. l2, to the eject that tho 2O.h
L. Colored Infantry, consisting no oGicss aud
63i ENLISTED men, has BEEN mustered oa' aud
p aced e.. route for New York.
DAsIn GAnRrTY was shot anl killed on sisur-
day night in Cambridge, H4ss., by ore OF two
brothers named Garrett Roth tho CARROTS hsvs
Teen arrested. Garrty was iuto4ie,sed, .nd was
Shot while trying TO force h.svay into GAHes's
house, from which he had been ,jectcd.
LARdE sale Of hospital stores which have ac'
eumulated At EmlrA, N Y, in Immense qunnt-
ties during the war, took place At III" city yes
terday Plss Of bed s.uTs, blankets sheets, tables
ETC. were disposed o. The bidding was quite
spirited and the prices realized we're much higher
than was expected.
nIsrArca from Harrisburg, Pa, rece we'd early
this morning, says; "a ERE which lromiss' 20 DO
very obstructive In its effects hsa Just lI.set ou'
sstne residence Of Rev Mr.. jon" ,coioro-h IN
Tanners Alley. The building is fran" house.
and Is surrounded by large aamsT o! is-eA'1"
ofAmllAr material to some Of which tho HAHe'
have already Communicate. Tie f'1men Ho
working vigorously 70 sublus the c'laasT'ron''
LAST evening Gre broke out IN The pAA'ns
mil OF DTent ay,r 4 H,avick, locs'sd on Ae
r'er " Chicago, H., the mil sat ront'n" oe!ns
onur'y destroyed Tb, tr,iyai a,po' Of 'a' s..
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND THE VICINITY.

REGISTER YoUR NAMEs.-Votcrs should
bear IN mind iha. to day ami morrow arc the day.
appointed for registering their names as voters for
the nsr election Adopted citizens should have their
naturalization papers with them. Ihe places Of re-
rislfaton viii be opened at A. NJ. and remain open
| TIL nl9f.h. should district have poled i..s than
400 votes at the last election there will be no meet
ins on Wednesday, and no further opportunity 10
register ,ill Just before the election
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-Loss PRoBABLY
e3.@0O.-About 10y O'Clock last night a hrs
broke out the second floor Of tho five story build
ilg No. and Bride street iccup ed % storage for
cotton, by hossrs. Harrison & Asberry The build
ing was entirely DESTROYED, together with its con.
tents II filed with cotton from tor TO botton
Attic time OF going TO prcss II wa. impossible 10 learn
tho insurance, or damare done tho latter however,
was estimated =, half million. The origin Of the
hre it unknown, and IL seems strange that 70 many
cotton stores have taken fire lately. While proceed
Ing to the FIRE, James O'Neill, stokor Of Engine Co
H. vas run over by his Engine and severely injured
Deichments Of the first, second, third fourth sixth
and 9Th poice precincts were present, and did
good service, as did the remen generally both with
steam and hand engines.
DEATHS HARvEsr.-The deaths in NewYork
curing the past week were 4gi-sn increne Of 10
upon the mortality Of the previous week, and an
Increase OF 81 a compared with the mortality Of the
corresponding weeek Of 1854. OF the deceased, qs4
were children under Ave years OF age. Tho mortal
iU by the principal diseases was A follows; Con-
sumption 'oi infaniile maritmuS 90 infantils
eonVnsions' IS Inflammation Of the lungs %
diarh9a, ~ typhoid fever, 20 disease Of brain,
10; cholera lnfaDtun. 10 direAse of heart o; Group
b; deaths from external canses, 30.
SOUTHERN Press REPonTs -Th. reIstion.
between the Associated Press and tho southern
press nave been resumed, and there is now daily
communication held With every daily Journal In the
United States. at the Central otBce in the city An
the dfealtiee arising out Of the late var have been
satisfactorily sattled
NATURALIZATION The Naturalization Com
mii'oe '' Iammany Hall arc sorkins With .lI
and ss urnips GU, nuber, Of full nsdssd citizens
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Mexico.
Juarist Successes in onjac,. Ete,

Intelligence has teea received fem the CITY NJ
Mexico by way Of Vera Cruz and HAVANA to the S,h
in,t Lieut.. Maury, recently naiursliIod asa MeIi.
con citizen, hn by adeoree dated the 10Th Of Sep.
tenber, been appointed an honorary Councillor The
district OF oaaoa IL In full innrrection AGAINST the
Imperial foEces. The Imports journA ack knowle edre
that the tuoce,se, OF tho JuArits there are really
important. There are Also troubles in sin,oa-
whence many Of the French residents have been
expelled. Considerable excitement hs, been raised
in the CITY Of MEXICO by a murder, and a speedy
punishment Of the criminals. Three men named
Trejo, Penids and Guerrero, sssa,sina.ed q young
citizen named Julian Castillo The public indigns-
non greatly aroused by the circumstances Of the
cass, and the Emperor ordered that tho murdeter
should be ,rsd and punished by amilitsry trbun al
within forty-eieht hours, This was DONE and the
three murderen were publicly executed at the sane
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The Ocean Yacht Race.
Tho Palmer Ahead.

Sn-dv Hook, Oct i6-Half.past 10 o'clock p. M
The yachts Henrietta and Palmer started a, precisely
II Ielock this noon, on their ocean race Tho lasI
sc. Of them from this point iowed that the Palmer
wal ahead about a quarter Of mile. 1Le ~iEd az
bic ving heavy Al the start. The yachts that rem
devious here all at anchor la the Ioue Shoe IL
10 blowing heavy North Wet gale, aud 1t Is sup
poe ed they cant set out as they oil the lee
shore There we're no yachts present a, the start O.
the Henrietta and the Palmer. The ,us.Loa, Viz
sin ia With tho Judge, Of the race, the only boa,
thst vas al hand to -itno.. the starting Of the ocean
At present 1t Ia impossible TO speak the light
shiN the gale being almost furious.
Long Branch, n. 30 Oct. iG-i O'Clock r. M.-The
yachu Henrietta and Palmer have lust passed this
point, the Palmer one minute and quarter ahead
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TIE FESIANS.
Meeting at Philadelphia

Ihsldd,t phia, oct. lG.-An informal meeting Of
the Fenian Congress was held to-day at the Assembly
Buildings. About CO.. delegates we're present. The
Chairman delivered an address, but the Conere"
will not be organized for buainess until tomorrow.
This evening an enthusiastic mass m' citing VA held
In tls large hall Of the Assembly Buildings which
WA largely attended by ladies and gentlemen.
Excellent rpeeche- we're delivered in favor n the
cause by Captain welch, Of this ciy, Mr.. Morrison,
Of Chicago, and others. Much enthusiasm va,
mlniicf.ed. A couple OF persons attempted to
distrb tho meeting b. remarks obnoIinu' to the
a.sern bage but we're quickly hustled out Of tho hall
Tho Congress will be In session during the week aud
its pm aoeedinss will be OF highly important ehsrao
ter Tho session will be secret.
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENC CE.
rp,ecopnl Couveptieu-Teuth Dsy.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l6.--The General Convention
Of the Episcopal Church reasembled this morning.
Rev. Dr. wharton offered the following
whereas II has pleased Almigh,y God TO re,ierc TO
on beov ed cotn munion Its old relations Of hrothe "
az scton and eccle siastca duty, and thu. enable
us 10 join in tho crest work Of preaching the Gospcl
b, art and in Organization throughout the whole land
and ,s
an distinct occason tor this distinct and suipaesnf
m ,rcy therefore
m Nv 10 the IN Of the House Of Bishops 70 meet
90 the purpose Of such thanksgiving, and viu oin'
dc routy, In its services.
The preamble aud resolution vu accepted and
pl ced on the record
The Committee on IN. Provincial system reported,
re ,ommendins the following Canon
~ 1, hereby declared to be lawful for the dioceses
no existing, aud hereafter 70 exist within the limits
Of Rtstss OF Commonwealth 10 establish for them
sel ves fcdcraie convention Council represen ting
SUI diocses which may delil crate and decide upon
the common interes Of the church within that state
and sIercise any deloFstod powers not inconsistent
With tho Con,tituton and Canons of th's church.
Rev. Dr. Hare moved the reference Of the proposed
Canon DO the Committee on Canons.
Rev.Ir Maroon then offered q report from the Com
mitt Typographical Eftorswith resolutions that
The snt committee bo continued. to whom shall be
,uhn lifted the proof sheet, Of the proposed standard
Biol ~ thcy appear from the prsss after having M
defg one the examination OF poerAphcal corrector
Who ohall b, aiDod by the Edition ot ls5L printed
A. rord, Ia knsland, and thct the joint comwi.es
have au shorty to issue tho Bible 80 printed A. tho
,tan lard edition of this Church, and to make arrange
men Tor cary me ont this obec, m they may deem
10 th Convention Of this Church.
hes v. Dr. Hiebeo pr.,snied memorial from the
hsy; n Mm' ohanncey Lansdon, q thS D,oosse 60 OF
fepr sentine q At there a In Italy large and grow
ms ar'y Of pre-. and others who advocate reform
IN u Church Of ltay In accordance with the pam.
oipt OF the English Rcorna ion, and who sppeal to
ne American Episcopal Church for eueourAsem' nt'
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From Philadelphia.
The Grand Fire Departmen, Parade.

, Philadelphia, 0o. l6.-The Grand parade OF the
Phialclyh!a Firemen to-day Ia one Of the most
imposing and tplendi pageanis ever presented IN
this city. The procession % composed Of twenty-five
divisions each nuuL Lering from four siI comp,ueI
making, in oil, over one hundred and fourteen,
including over thirty visiting companies. OF the
Iattsr, six from the city of New York, one FROM
Albany, one from BufAN one from Salem, Mass.
two from Jer,ey CITY, one from Newark, two from
Washington, from Lebanon, Pa, one from
Allentown, tour from Camden, y. j. two from Real-
Ing. one from H,rrisburfh one from Pttshurgh and
one from Wilmington, Del. Not Of the visiting
companies have brought their apparatus With them.
MANY Of the Philadelphia con panies turn out with
entirely ueW engines and hose carriaFe. which are
decorated like those OF the visiting ompanel with
most excellent taste. The last general parade OF
6remen took place In 1ss2. and this the frst tlme
that all the steam engines Of the city tthr.T-fye
-numler have teen displayed at any one time
lie Imbuiances, which have been used by
he fumen. for the conveyance of sick Aud
Ann ed soldiers during the war, form, a most In
Resting feature OF the procsHion. Almost every
Npany in liae is accompanied by musicians, com
ug the uloat celebrated bands IN the Union. The
ming opined cool and pleasant the streets are
twded with spectators, and hundreds Of thous lnds
7 poop e are gathered along the route, which In
UICH All sections OF tlt el'ys Large uuulucIf OF
hanrers are hourly arriving. The LEDGER OF to-
estimates that the parade will turn out more
IL than follow ed IN General scotrs Grand Army
hrom Vera Cruz TO tAe HallI Of the Montezumas,
houses along the routo are gaiiy decorated with
/. and numerous arches are thrown ncro,. the
seis At many Iont, immense stands have heen
eted for the rcc mmodaio OF ,pectatorr. 1t /.
mated that the line OF parade is ten miles in
9Th. The fiiemen are all ne lily dreEsei, wearing
New York style Of hasS with generally black
rcoat and pans AMI rcd flannel shirts and white
bye,. There we're several pintlns pr,sse. includ.
QUE Of the PRrSs Office, in the line OF parade,
Putting hremens oies, ETC. The drill Of most Of tho
omp.nies was pe-fec and the excellent style o
ra.ching indicated military elucstion Of hreneI
lirlnc the war. The day viii be memorable on'
q the history Of the city, and the dsplAy pTOut
,,trrorial to the worth Of its volunteer hremen,
srooNp pisPAroH.
Pn,ndslpkla Oct 1e-P M-Ths line n parade
der Chist A.lIhal Henri B. B0bb. VI WuhingtoI
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Proceedings Kept Secret.
City and Misc ellaneous News.
Great Cotton Fire in Bridge Street


NAsHtN GroN, Oct. TO-
The trsl Of General Brsoe for the alleged larceny
o. oertsin money', is still in prosre,, motion vss
made by member Of the CsnTt- that the accused be
informed that tie Court desT cd further evidence
Of hi, military reputation, that had teen fully
established BY lbe testimony, but the motion vas
denied.
notice has been attached TO the door at the foot
sf the ,tAircwe leading to the Executive Department.
announcing that All pArdons in this Office will be
signed u soon as possible, and sent to the State De-
psrtmeni" The effect has been 20 lessen the crowd
the PresidenrI House and increase IL At the State
Department. The clerk at the latter place formerly
ffpt open door but he now has It elo,ed, with tho
warning postod in large Letters, "No admission"
Among the irst cases 10 be tried by the Naval
Court Martial, which hs, been ordered to In
this city the frs, Of November, with Vice Admir-
Faragut ss Prerdent, is that Of Lieut.. Col. Mss-
den, Of the Marine Corp,, who is be tried on vsr-
sus charges Of funofhcerlike conduct in Boston.
The United States steamers Rhode Island and Hor.
neL heretofore mentioned having been ordered to
Havana convoy to Washington the rebol ram
etonevalL which was surrendered TO the United
eates by the s9an.h authorities will saii from the
Wash ,ngton Yard on the 20th inst.
Attorney General speed hAs returned to Washing.
Sn after absence OF ten days, leaving two mem
e4rs OF the Cabinet Secretaries seward and McCul.
bch. sdll absent United States Treasurer Spinner
b al,o returned 70 thu city having been for several
weeks absent at the North
Nj. HaIeuood; Of the Enslish tnded gentry,
Who came With Sir Norton Peto, vas introduced
" the President to-day, by Hon. George Taylor, o
Nos York. lie expressed the very deep interest he
sih the other supporters Of Mr.. Bright, took in the
great struggle In thus country, and the qualification
s.Hy felt in the fms. result. The President thanked
him for the he and his friends had taken and
raid it gave him pss,ure TO the friends OF oui
country from abroad.
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Louis R'ilrosd in which large qu.nua.. Of good.
were stored aud the lumber yards Of Porter Rp.v.
j. H. Morris aud ID. II. Groves, containing . l.re.
qnanhsy Of lumber. wood, and coal. adjoining thu
mill were also totally consumed. s,r. ,.s..,, 4,
the river took Gre but were saved. IN. Io.. ~
immense. AH' '"ss
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Pennsylvnuia.

PiN,buro, Pa, Oct 10. Tho following ofh'lal
returns are received Cambria County Davis dem'
75g majority SeatOn, dem, s3l majority.
Crawford County Hauugutt rep, Ass Davis,
dem, 2,9d Campbell, rep, AlyJ; Lenton, deni.'
age.
beaver County -Hautrauft, 3,2I2 Davis dem,
l,49J; Campbell, rep, 2,24i; Len,on, dem, l,5J
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
Iowa

Buyl no'on, Iotra, oe'. l6.-.The Chairman Of the
Republican state Central Committee Of lows an
nounces that the election returns thus far indicate
Governor stones majority TO be about l6OO0 and
that the Legislature will be about thIee-fourths
Republlcan,
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600 DELEGATES PRESENT.
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A. y. siekleA A. Potter, Samuel Bailey and j. &
R. Qu1ckenbush, have been committed for trial at
Bensvine. C.nads, for colptertsiting on large
scale. A number Of persons Of influence are "a
ported 70 be connected with thsp.
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10000 FIRElGEN IN LINE.

The E'enisln Congress