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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-12-14
Funds Overdrawn.

WE, the undersigned, to whom was referred, by
order Of Court, the foregoing report, having ex-
amined the same, respectfully report that we find
1t in all respects correct.
N. II. CALLARD,
z. 3. SLEVIN.
ALEXANDER BROWN.
Pcrysburg, December 4, 1865.
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MUM 4 CO,
No. 81 Park Row, New York City.

IF yom want Condition Powders for Horses, call
i at INscHO 4 CHAMPEEY's, and get st. johns,
Norris's aud Fronedelds, or any thing else in the
line Of Horse Medicines
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.
TnrlsrnKn,s OrrIoE, woop Co., 0

TREAsuRER's OFFIoK, wooD Co., o.,
PKRRYsBuKG, December IL, 1865.
CEALED PROPOSALS will.be received at my
- Office up TO O'Clock, on TUESDAY, January
l, 1867, for furnishing
SeveRty-llVe Cords OF Hickory Wood,
at the Court house and Jail in this place.
BV order Of the County Commissioners.
$50 J. A. BONNELL, Treasurer
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Balance Sept. 5, 1856 -. ll,SlS ~
THE County Treasurer has redeemed
orders on the Rehef Fund 10 the amount
Of $3.50 90, In addition 10 the above,
which were not deposited with the
County Auditor aud ar not credited
10 abe above account
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The Niaxnra sbip CannI.

TORONTO, Dec. 13.-The Mayor has
been requested to call public meeting
to hear Gov. Bross, of Illinois, on the
resources and character OF the country
west of Chicago, and other matters in
connection with the ship canal enter
prise.
CHICAGO, Dec. 13.-Delegates from
the boards of trade of Chicago, Mil
waukee, Toledo, Detroit, Cleveland,
Buffalo, and Oswego, met at the Cham
Der of Commerce last night for the pur-
pose of considering the expediency and
practicability of making a united effort
to secure the passage of the Niagara
Ship Canal Bill in Congress. A com
mittee of six was appointed by the
chairman to proceed to Washington
and urge the passage of the bill. The
Convention then adjourned to meet
this morning.
The Convention was called to order
at ten o'clock this morning. Resolu-
tiOus that the successful development
of the resources of the west requires
increased facilities and cheaper rates
to the seaboard; that it is eminently
just and proper that the general gov
eminent should extend substantial aid
to the enterprise, and approving the
bill passed by the House OF Represen-
tatives at its last session and now
pending before the Senate, with a re-
commentator that it become law
without amendment, were passed unan-
imous1y. After speeches from different
gentlemen present, expressing their
views of the great Importance of the
work. the Convention adjourned.
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NEW YORK, Dec. 13.-Two steamers
sailed to-day for Vera Cruz to take the
French troops to France.
A son of the Mexican General Itur-
bide, died in this city on Tuesday
night.
4 Boston special says, the privateer
Estells is not the only Fenian vessel
atloat. Fears are entertained for the
British steamer Cuba, which left Liver
pool for Halifax on the first inst.
The Rochester Union has the follow
ing: All dispatches in relation to Cana
dian affairs which are in circulation
and credited TO the New York Herald,
are wholly without foundation. The
reports of annexation meetings are
falsifications. Not single dispatch of
the Herald during the past fall, from
Canada, has been verified. The author
of the dipatches is not at the points
where the dispatches bear date. 1t is
about time the public understood and
ceased to give credence to such nom
sense. Similar remarks will apply to
most of the pretended cable dispatches
in the same paper being fabricated.
Cable dispatches state that Greek
FIRE factory was discovered in Dublin.
An American frigate arrived at Civil
ia Vecchia.
Russia has proposed general Euro
pean Conference to relieve the position
ofthe Christians in Turkey.
Governor Monck and suite sailed,
yesterday, for Liverpool.
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LlemA-

y 2 q
The receipts from internal reyenne
on Tuesday were $3.50, SIG.
All the gas burners in tho po..o,,
tricity. a, s --',S''- u etee-
1t is reported that the troops at
Fort Leayenworth have been or5IereIi
to Texas Immediately. tsE~sF'NY "
Why is lady of fashion like a sue
cessful sportsman Because she bags
the hair. .s.-at 3. 80 S9'''t''
The Methodist congregation of
Cadiz will give a centenary tair.. on
Monday evening, December oath.
The young men of Parkersburg,
West Virginia, are about to organize a
society, to be known as the Young
Mems Christian Association.
1t is believed that the bill which
passed the House on Monday, provid-
ing Tor the meeting of the next Congress
on the 4th of March, will pass the SEN
ate also. 4E ~,
John Hogan has sued the Chicago
Tribune for $50, 900 damages, for saving
he was drunk and spent night in the
watch house after arriving with Andy
at Chicago. .-.....-....
Hon. Roscoe ConlSling is blooming
up" as candidate for the United
States Senate in New York. Mr.. ConlS-
!ingis unquestionably the ablest man
in the House of Representatives from
that State. --~--,~, -
1t IS announced that n melter in the
mint has discovered a new process, by
which the Government, in coming
money, will save at least g., 500 out Of
every million dollars converted from
bullion. The new process will be kept
a secret.
"A dozen Young PittsfaId fNrass
clerks had what they called "hunt''
on Thanksgiving day, in which the
side killing the most game was to win
asupper. One side brought in a red
squirrel, and the other side very do
nestle looking rabbit. Tho rabbit side
was declared the winner, and thew had
their supper.
-''J. N" VISITS PRESIDENT DAVIS
on Thursday, the erratic person styling
himself "theNimmortaIJ j. Mp succeed
ed in getting into Carroll Hall to see
Mr: Davis, but was ordered out before
he had exchanged many words with
the prisoner.
General Henuingsen is now max
ing a living by distilling whisky in
Richmond. If there ever was soldier
of fortune born to bad luck, Henning-
sen is the man. He has been on the
losing side In no less than four wars
the Carllst war in Spain, the Hungari-
an war, the Nicaraguan war, and the
late war in this country-and now he
has gone into the whisky business.
81 know every rock on the coast, :"
SAID an Irish pilot. AT that moment
the ship struck, when he exclaimed,
"And that's one of them!"
1t is reported that considerable
tide in favor of ratifying the amend
ment of the Constitution, is now setting
in, in the Southern States. The sudden
declaration of the Governor of Alabama
in favor of ratification is deemed sig
nlhcant as an indication of the present
course OF opinion among men of tolera-
bly, moderate opinions.
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WAsHINGToN, Dec. 1S.-The Secretary
of the Treasury has had prepared a bill.
to be submitted to Congress, which en-
braces general custom revenue law.
ana Is designed to supercede all other
laws on that subject, manage all neceS-
sary proYisins. for the regulation OF, the
foreign and coastinR trade, the assign
ment ard collection of duties on mer-
chandlse imported from foreign coun-
tries, and matters Immediately pertain
ing thereto.
Mr.. Morrill,, chairman of the Senate
Committee of the District of Columbia.
will next week, bring up consoIida.
ton bill for the district, taking away
the powers granted under the charters
to Washington and Georgetown, and a
county commission will be appointed
by the President, to be confirmed by
the Senate, who will take charge of the
district. The present board of trustees
of the colored schools will be abolished,
and but one school board and one house
Will be allowed for both races. II any
distinction be made, it may be separate
school rooms for white and black. Al
most the only subject on which the cit
liens will be called to vote will be
taxes.
The House Committee on Elections
Will have before it to-day the only case
of the session. 1t is Thomas al ainst
Arnel, the present member from the
1Yth tennessee District. Arneu is
Radical, and Thomas johnson man.
The latter claims the election of ArneIl
illegal, because the Union State Consti-
tuition and the present registry law OF
Tennessee, prevent rebels from voting,
The decision will be very important.
because it will form a precedent for
several similar cases which will como
up in the next Congress.
a dispatch was received last night
/ from Sheridan at NnyHy nRlnnNS
telegraphed last evening of the general
condition of affairs on the Rio Graude.
The act of Sedgwick gave rise to no
complication. In fact Escobado called
on me to ask me not to hold him re-
sponsible for it, the Canales faction
having beensubmerged. L was enabled
to release Ortega upon Escobado prom
ising that he would look out for him.
Not a city or State in Mexico takes is
sue against the Juarez government.
On my return, / met Sherman at BraZos
Santiago was en- route with Campbell
| for Matamoras.
AT the meeting of Southern loyalists
last evening, Thomas j. Durant pre-
sided. An address was adopted which
| ignores the present Southern govern.
meDts, and proposes that the States be
reduced to a territorial condition, out
of which new States are to be created
by Congress, the latter body to provide
constitutions for them.
The Republican informs us that this
programme is to be urged upon Con.
greSS immediately.
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XXXIXth CONGRESS, Nd SESSION.
SENATE.

WAsHINGToN, Dec. 10.
A resolution was passed amending
the act for the safety of passengers on
steamers, by eXempting those carrying
safes for friction matches.
"A bill amendatOry of the act for the
security of life on steamers was intro
duced by Mr. Morgan aud referred to
the Commerce Committee.
Mr.. Yates Introduced bill for the
publication of the Constitutional
Amendment. Referred to Reconstruct
ton Committee. "a
Mr.. Wade gave notice that he would
call up the Colorado bill tomorrow.
A motion was adopted that the Secre-
tary of the Treasury should inform the
necessary to enforce the banking laws.
The District of Columbia suffrage bill
was then taken up,
Mr.. Cowan opposed the reading and
writing amendments of Mr.. Dixon's
motion.
Mr.. Foster took the floor, arguing in
favor of educational Qualifications.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Stevens introduced bill to es-
tablish CIVIL government in North Car
DINA, which was referred to the Terri
torial Committee.
The credentials OF the Representatives
ferred.
A resolution thatthe PostofHce Com
mittee inquire into the expediency of
re-establishing the Southern Overland
Mail to. California, was referred.
The House resolved to adjourn on
the goth inst. until January Sd.
House bill for the appointment of in
ternal revenue assessors and collectors
throughout the United States, was in
troduced and referred to the Ways and
Means Committee. 10
A bill to reorganize the Department
of Agriculture was referred to the Agri-
cultural Committee,
A resolution was adopted authorizing
the Committee on Expenditure to hold
its session in New York and set during
Congress.
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ToWingI ToWinrI


GEALED PROPOSITIONS FOR ALI, THE
- salt towing OF the Ohio River Salt Co. ior
the year 1867, will be received up to 10 o'cIocIE
a m, Tuesday, January LIST 1861
The Ohio River Salt Company to furnish
the fats and bargeS loaded
The party towing to receive the barges at
the furnace landings on the Ohio RiSer 10
tow, ray lock fees, wharfage, and other ex-
penseN, unload the barges and return them
to Furnaces. ..l
In making bids the parties will give the
rate for each size barrels TO the folIoU,inG
points: s
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Nashville, Tenn,
MRdi son, Ind, ClarksyIIie- Tenn,
Louisville, KY, Columbus Ky
JetierSOnville, Ind, Cairo III
Eew Alnany, Ind, Alton, ILL.,.
Evansville. Ind, Quincy. III
faducAh' KY, St Louis, Mo-,
Any party who may be awarded the Cnntroot
will be required to give bonds for the faithfnI
performance of the contract
The OHIO River Salt Co, reserves the right
proper.
The propositions will be sealed and adj
dressed TO Hon. V. b. Horton, POmeroys o.
~ OHIO RIVER SALT 60.
X. r. HUDSON, Sec'y. nOyI9-td
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ST. LOUIS, Dec. I3.-Gov. Fletcher
has issued a proclamation to the citi-
zens of Lafayette and Jackson counties
notifying them that in consequence of
his inability to execute the legal pro-
cess in those counties, he has ordered
militia force in their midst TO compel
obedience to the laws; that those couu-
ties will be required TO defray the en-
tire expense of the military organiza-
ton. But when the people conclude to
enforce the laws against all violators
thereof, and give the usual protection
to the law-abiding citizens, the troops
will be withdrawn
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BY THE CABLE.
Advioes to the 18th Of December
Special o ne negligence.


FLORENCE, Dec. 1s-Noon.-The Ital.
ian Ambassador to Rome has concluded
a diplomatic agreement highly favora-
BILE to Italy.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 1s-Noon.-Cotton
steady and unchanged; uplands 14Hd.
By an explosion at Colliery at Bans
ley, 300 persons were killed and wound.
ed.
English detectives have discovered a
large collection OF Fenians at Hun
The Government has taken measures
to suppress them.
LONDON, Dec. 13-Noon.-Consolsssg1
for money. U. S. 5-2Os II; Erie t7s<;
Illinois Central M.
PARIS, Dec. 10, tNoon).-The Empress
Eugene is shortly to make visit to
Rome.
PARIS, Dec. ID, (NooD.-The Moni-
teur of this morning, publishes a plan
for the reorganization of the French
army.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
Markets ny TELEGRAPH.
REGULAR REPORT.

$500
CoTToS-Dull.
FLoUR-More active and advanced losl5c;
50 159l0 Is for extra State; SIO9ll for round
GRAINNwheat-A shade firmer, at So GOA
% for No. 2 Milwaukee,. Corn-In moderate
demand and closing dull at 90c nfloat and &c
Tor Old white Southern. OatS-Unchanee ed;
waukee.
PRovIsIoSs-Pork-D tirmer; s2l 81
az p for new; SCI 37Cg2I 70 for old, closing at
81 30 regular. Beef-Heavy. BacOn-FIrm.
Dressed Hogs-Firm at s9alO D for western.
Lard-Flrmer at l2dl3c. Cut AeatS-Very
quiet at 9Sl0c for shoulders and IOGI2c for
hams.
PETRoLEUM-Dull Mt lgc for crude,
FREIGHrS-To Liverpool, a shade lower.
, MONEY AND STOCKS.
MoSEY-MaTket easy at 5d7 per cent. Ster-
ling-DuIl at 1885, q 1897.
GoLD-Firm; opening at 1917 and closing
GoyERSMESr. srocKs-Unchanged 10 4Os
SiTs9TG;KF : Erie 729s;; New York Cent
1851; Cleveland Pittsburgh 9I1$
Chicago.
DECEMBER lS.-MoNEY-Active; Eastern
exchange firm and less active.
FLOUR-Firm and more active with a slight
advance on some brands.
GRAIS-W hsat-So.. steady, No. under
Noi at s. G5 as 5'i and 81 SIHG sig M sit
Corn-Dull at SOI5dS2c for No. /, and 76t17Sc
for No. 2; Oats Quiet, tirmer and nc high
u L.
HIGHwTSEs-Duu and nominal
Observation-Disclosures and buOyant. Mess
PorS-5OgS75c higher at SIS 5O@l9 90 on spot,
closing strong ut outside price. Lard-l2SS
l214c. Ham-9c. Shoulders-554c. Dressed
doss-Actlve and 14G1@c higher at 81 5O96 %.
Live Hogs-Active and 20S25c higher; 50 O.
for good TO choice.
st. Louis.
DECEMBER l3.-ToBAcco and COTTON
UNCHANGED.
FLOUR-Flrmer but unchanged; estimated
stock in the city, 1000 barrels.
GRAIS-Wheat and Corn-Uuchanged.
o3tS-Dnll ana lower, at 7Og751c.
PRoVIsToSS-Firmer and unchanged.
WHISkY-Ftrmer, at 81 p
HOGS-Weaker at Sc 1896 -.
WEATHER-Warmer.
MIIHaukee.
DECEMBER observation-disclosures 50 500
975 for double extra.
GEAI l.. ~! better at 8 81 for No q
Provisions Hogs-aa7 so. Mess
Porll-SlS 10.
Philadelphia.
DECEMBER lS.-FLoUR-ActLve at SIl9lI 25
-GRAiN-WneaL-Dun, Rye-s1 so9l IS for
SorthywEestern. Corn-Active; new 9sc9&l 70.
j PEGRoy1sIoSs-Mess POrk-s2ls22. Lard
WHIskr-DulI at Sc 80 for Ohio.
DECEMBER l3.-GRAIS-wheat-F Firm; in
light demand. Oats-QuIet and firm. Corn
dull at 81 for car lots. Barley-Partiesa apart;
held at 9jc,GSl % and soc bid.
PRovISIoSS-DreSSed Hogs-SS 2538 30,
Toledo.
DECEMBER 1s.-GRAIS--Wheat-2 better
for winter and l92c better for spring; amber
Michigan 81 20. Coru-Old 81 %; held at Sc.
Oats-EiTmeT at 45c.
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wAUKEaAS, ILL.,, Dec. 13.-The fire
last night destroyed Dickinson block,
occupied by Dennis & Lyon, tobacco
manufacturers, Case d Co., dry goods.
The former firm lost SO. coo; the latter
$50. 600. Insurance small.
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WAsH1SaToS, Dec 81. Lamden,
the official reporter of the Louisiana
Convention, was examined to-day be-
fore the Committee appointed TO inveS-
tigate the New Orleans riots.
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CHATTANOOGA, Dec. I2-The stock
holders of the Kentucky e Chattanoo-
ga Railroad to-day voted to reconstruct
the road Immediately. As estimated,
the expense would be million dollars.
Messrs. Law and Snyder will visit Gin
cinnati to interest capitalists in the en-
terprise.
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MILLEDGEvMLE, GA, Dec. I2.-The
school law passed by both branches of
the Legislature goes into effect imme-
diately.
The Legislature defeated the bank
The Governor has vetoed the Air
Line Railroad bill, and also the stay
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BEPFALo, n. Y, Dec. I3.-The Ro-
chester papers state that Louis Fox, the
noted bflliardist, is missing.
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Fire.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 13.-wymond's bar
rel factory, at Aurora, Indiana, was de-
stroyed by fire this morning. Loss
$4,000. Insured for $500.
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Pittsburgh, Wheeling and EDnrkcrs-
burg.
The steamer LEM LEOTI."
LslleSeS lwill leave for Parkers5ug AN
- GalliPOlis every ueeiay and Fri
day night Of each week at 9o'clOck,
returning leaves for Pittsburgh Monday
and Thursday at 5 u. M
For freight or passage, apply on board or to
BOOTH, BA1TELLE & CO.,
Sep5D-u Agents.
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Steamboats,.
FOR CINCINNATI.

Regular PRRSenEcF PncRet for Pitts.
burEh, wheeling and PRrkersburg.
~ The. new. and elegant passenger
leEiseag-l44lsteamer "GRES EAGLE" Can't
- - John Gordon, Ar. BunfinS
Clerk, leaves Pittsburgh for Parkersburg
every Wednesday and Saturday at II M:
leaves Wheeling for Parkersburg every
Wednesday and Saturday at IL p. M; leaves
ParkerbuIg for Pittsburgh every Monday
anu thursday at y. m; leaves Wheeling for
a. nj.
Freight received for Pittsburgh every Mon
DAY and Thursday at the Wharf Boat until
p. IN.
BOOTH, BATTELLEA CO.
-oc4 Steamboat Agents.
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The Latest News.

BY TELEGRAPH.
BY the Union Line. -- :
once, corner OF Main and Monroe streets
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DECEMBER ls.-FLoUR-ActIve at SllslI 25
for Northwestern.
COMMUNICATIONS Rye-Sl Sldl a Gor
Sorthwestern. Corn-Active; new SscSSl W.
PRo,yIsIeSs-Mess Pork-s2l922. Lard
WnIsKr-DulI at Sc 80 for Ohio.
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DECEMBER l3.-GRAIS-Wheat-F in
light demand. Oats-QuIet and firm. Corn
Dull Mt 81 for car lots. BaTley-Partiesa apart:
held at 9jc9Sl % and 9Oc bid.
PEovLsIoSs-Dressed Hogs-SS 2598 30.
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DECEMBER ls.-GRAIS-Wheat-2 better
for winter and l52c better for spring; amber
Michigan 81 20. Coru-Old 81 %; held at Sc.
Oats-Firmer at 45c.
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DECEMBER l3.-FLoUR-Advauced 50 5oa
9 IS for double extra.
GRAIS-,Wheat-3c better at 81 81 for No. 2.
No. 2.
Provisions Hogs-as7 so. Mess
POrll-SlS 10.
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now hoisted the German Republican
flag, in token Of RECOGNITION and vel.
come. AS they reached the ships side.
Kinkel, pale and trembling leaned upon
Schurz's shoulder, and murmured: sA[y
wife, my ildren--whefe are they ?''ass
aia He had time to say no more, for, in.
another moment, Mime. Kinkel was In
her husbands arms, and his children
We're clinging about his knees. e 4 {
My mission is accomplished, . said
young Schprz. had sworn, dear
!. master, 70 restore you to liberty and to
your family Ny duty is done"
Upon their arrival in London, the
patriots were received with transports
OF enthusiasm. The rich German resi-
dents OF the British metropolis took
upon themselves to provide forthe brave
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Selected Poetry.
i'm Is SO,

II Is 50. -
I've seen many girl
Who would marry a churl,
Providing he'd plenty of gold,
And would live to repent
When the money was spent, &
When she found that her heart had been sold
1t is so 1t is so!
You may smile if you like, ~
But its so iila;Hs
I've known many q lass
Who would thoughtlessly pass
Whole hours promenading the street,
While her mother would scrub,
All the while at the tub,
Never minding the cold or the heat.
There is many man
Who will dress " if he can,
No matter how empty his purse,
And his tailor may look,
When he settles his book,
But his patron has vanished, or worse.
| know people so nice,
They will faint in trice. Is
If you mention hand labor to them;
Yet their parents were poor,
And were fond to endure
Many hardships, life's current, to stem.
There are many about M
With faces "long drawn out"
Who will pirate for the harm of a laugh,
Yet they will cheat all the week, b
Though Sundays quite meek.
To my mind they're too pious by half.
1t is so! 1t is so!
You may smile if you like,
But it's so
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Iied:

In this City, on the night of the 9Th instant,
MARY E., daughter Of Alexander and Lucinda
Crcech, aged 8 years and months. Suffer
little children to come unto me, and forbid them
not, for Of such is the Kingdom Of Heaven"
In Charlotte on Sunday last, Maj. HIRAM r.
NIXON, for many years citizen Of Goldsboro',
but formerly Of Wilmington, N. c.
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-PIsc1cULTURE.-A correspondent
Of the Maine Farmer says that about
sixteen years ago he transferred eight
trout to a small brook which empties in
to a pond. For seven or eight years
nothing was seen or heard from them );
but since that time it is Judged by men
that live near these ponds that not less
than two hundred pounds are taken
yearly Of the best trout in that vicinity.
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The misery of being called upon
suddenly to make an extempere speech
was once got over by noted English
mathematician, who delivered himself
in this fashion: ssGentlemen morbid
desire for originality prevents me from
saying, zHis is the f,roudest moment Of
mylifs, land it does not occur to me to
say anything else"
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Why does razor cut better for
being dipped in hot water?" The edges
of all tools, instead of being perfectly
smoothe, are really toothed IKE saw,
and when the razor is dipped in hot wa
ter, it causes these little teeth to expand,
thus rendering the distance between
them smaller, and consequently giving
the razor a smooth edge.