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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-29

CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
fTo expire on the sIst day Of January, 1s6s.)
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE, }
INSURANCE DEF4ET1EET,
CoLUWFUs. Ono. January 81, 1851, ]

NoLUAhuhs UhlUs dauuA4y oA8 AoOta ,
WHKHBAs. The Germania, Hanover, Niagara
and Republic Fire Insurance Companies,
located New York, IN the state Of New York
have each dled in this Office sworn Statement Of
ITS condition, required by the act TO regulate
Insurance Companies not incorporated BY the state
Of Ohio" passed April 8, 1866, and amended
FebFu ary g. 1884, and the act s'IO regulate torelg9
Insurance Companies, passed April D. 1893 ana
WHEREA each Of said Companies has iurn1snea tae
undersigned satisfactory evidence that lt e possess
ed OF an actual Capital Of at least QSB HUNDhED 3
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS invested as required
By SAID acts and Whereas, each q said Companies
has hledin this Office written instrument under IT'S
corporate seal and signed by the President ana sec
rsiary thereof, authorizing any agent or esents q
said Company in this state 20 acknow edg: service
Of PROCESS for and in behalf Of said company
according to the terms OF said act OF April 3 1906
Now THEREFORE, IN pursuance OF tne acts slore-
said, JAMES H. G0DHAN, Auditor ot STATE OF
Ohio do hereby certify that the said SetI1lanlal
Hanover Niagara, and Republic Elre 1LlslE-
rance Companies, Of new YORK. are e1AuYi lA99
20 transact tne business Of Fire and MALlne lhsar-
in this State until the thirty-hrst Day OF Jazz
uary, IN the year one thousand eight hundred
and alxty-eight.
In WuEEsB WHEREoF, have heFeanto subscribed
my name and caused the seal ol my once
lsEAG.[ 70 be affixed the day and year above writ
len.
JAMES d. GOODMAN, Auditor ot staie'
By JANIS WiLLIAAB, Chief Clerk.
JAMES EATON, Agent Delavaro 0hio'
March %, 'g7-2t
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Notice to Builders.

FFTEIE subscriber has taken charge Of the stone
y Quarry known as Campbell quarry, about 500
yards west or the Female college. where ho e pre-
pared 10 supply Ell orders for building and cut
stone. plinths5 Bills caps, posts Of al EiEea from
% 10 inches 10 thickness, and from 3 20 IL feet
long An builders are Invited 20 come ard see for
themselves, 7. L. GEORGE,
mar Fs1867-2-t. Gt0ne-outteFs
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-29

A remark attributed to Count Bis
marsk is said to have greatly irritated
the French Emperor. The results of
the late war were being talked about
before the Prime Minister. " Prussia, "
some one remarked, has had the line
Of the Maine Italy has had Yenetia
Russia has the East at her disposal
but Francel" France, the Prime
Minister of King William replied,
"Wen, she has her-Exhibition."
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-29

A telegram from st. Petersburg says
that at a banquet the Grand Duke
Nicholas prorosed the toast "The
Greek volunteers in Gambia, who mad
fought so heroically, and sacrificed
their lives for a great cause, and whose
brethren were the only allies of Rus
sia in the Crimean war.
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IRTgg8OE8s
CHL0RATE or POTASH AND

ChLVhhEE VF FOFANSA AND
CARIPEQR PAsgTR EIs
THIS combination is one OF she most relIabh
= remedies known FOR the cure of DIptharia
doarseneas, and ali eieF .suns Of the Throat vhIet
are 81 prevalent % this season OF the year
The necegai " which has long existed for som,
ready mnde Portable GarElo, has .ndi th,
Proprietors 20 prepare IN me torn q Lo45uRer
or Phettle, this useful aud highiy anmtnandad
combination. Travellers or Others awpoead b
damp OF wet weather will nnd tbese PaatiIoH th e
most ahoctual and ready means OF GtrRiinn che
Throat without Inconvenience, ever on red 10 the
public. Ministers, Public Speakers AMI snrors
will hnd these Pastlel Indispensable toT c.earng
and strengthening the voice. Prepared only by
MAREGB q RTTGOu.
Diapenning Chemists.
leo SOUTH HTGH STREET,
Columbus Ohio
sold BY all Drprvsts. tootsi56-sm
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RilVsr TaWalrV.

nom SILVER Breast Pima, Ear RlnEa and sleeve
~ ButtonE--alao Society Pins and Badges, ln gii.
yer or gold-made 60 order and engraved Ia R0od
style, at No. B. Williams Block,
NoVt6 68tf hy c. PIATF.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-29

Statement
GENERAL FUND.

OF the TREASURER OF the Incorporated
Village Of Delaware, Ohio, March Is, 1857.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


FTIHE notes Eivsa q BEERS, ELLIS 4 soULE for
= the ssAzL1s O. DELAWARE Co5zTT,D viii be
tour as ne EIrst National Bank 0f Delaware, for
payment mar29-A
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-29
. Annual Exhibit

Of the Receipts and Expenditures of
Oak Grove Cemetery Association,
from March 18th, 1856, to March 18th,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-29

When you give a piece of your mind,
take care it's not the biggest piece.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Auction Dry Goods Sale

Auction Dry Goods Sale.
p WILL sen at auction my entire stock Of Goods,
II at my store room in GaIsna, Berkshire town
ahip, Commencing
TUESDAY, APRIL 9th 1857.
Consisting in part Of Cloths, cassimeres, 1erinos,
MuEIins, Dsaines, GinEhHms, Calcos, Satinets
DTillngs, Lawns and Notions Also, Groceries,
QuesnsWare, Glassware, and Hardware, Cutlery,
Boots and Shoes, etc In fact have general as
soFtment Of such goods as are usually found in
the retail trade. They ara not the kind Of goods
usually bought for auction, but were purchased 70
retail 10 my neighbors and are therefore Of good
quality and variety. AS I am about leaving no
/ wish TO sottle my business before I 60. viii
sell in quantities 10 suit purchasers. Come one
come ali, buy and save money, IS you will be bic
to get goods az your oan prices. Sale viii com
msnce a. O'Clock p. m., on the nrst day, and at
a. M. and ~ o'clock p. m, Of each day until
ali Is sold Terms made known on day Of Sale.
Mrs E. ALLEN.
&. C. FEHG, Auc. Em29-2tl
MARINERS, remember the place TO gat the
E RICHEST PRICE (always) for your BUTTER and
EGGS Is at
ianei p Il. Donivan & POtwfn's,
rTsHE HANDsoMEsT STOCK OF PARL0R STOVES
justreceived at No. l. Evans Block. Call and
zee them (septTl THOMAS EVANS jr-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-29

hereby certify above Exhibit the orders granted the
Treasury Incorporated Village Of Delaware, from March 5
1856, to March 10, 1861,
BLaEOh %, '67-1t T. RODNEY SMITH, Recorder
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STARK, RoFfset q harris,

We wish to inform ALL who
make any. purchases in Dry Goods
that STARK, PERFECT Il HARRIS
is THE place, to secure COED Bar
gains. We make it a POINT to-
pay special attention to all. both
rich and poor, old and young, and
it is our EARNEST solicitation to-
show our Stock of Goods to EVE.
RY one, even if a cents worth is
not purchased, and to not enter
tain any fears that it is a TASK to-
show goods, but rather pleasure.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-29

DOWN, DOWN, Domrs

COME ONE, COME ALLy
and see what a fine Stock of
Sp~ing Goods is now in the mar
ket, and being sold at Reduced
Rates, at the New Firm of
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-29

srATEl1E Mt Of the condition Of the REPgBIIC
FIRE INSU RANCE COMPANY, OF the city Of New
YORK. on the slst day Of December, 1866, in con
formity with the laws Of the state of Ohio.
CAPITAL
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-29

r7sHE HANDSoMEsF STOCK OF PABLOR STOVES
juslreceived at No. L, Evans Block Call and
zee them (sept7l THOMAS EVANS, ir-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-29
TuEsDAY. ApRTL atb 1sez.

p WILL sen at auction my entire stock Of Goods,
I II at my store room in Galsna, Berkshire town
Evening star., 1867-05-10
TELEGRAMS, &c.
1tis understood that the Queen's prociama-
ton creating the Domin ion of Canada and ap.

It's understood that the q ueen's proclama-
ton creating the Dominion Of Canada and ap.
pointing members OF the Senate will shortly be
lss ued TIE act viii take ef~act in the first
week OF July, when Lord Avuck will be
sworn in as First Viceroy aud Governori
Then will follow the appointment of privy
'CousselIors and tour lieutenant governors,
and general organ ization OF the local and con
federate Government. The elecuons will
probably not take place before August and
September.
3 A cable dispatch of yesterday says:-The
demands OF the Prussian Cabinet in regard to
Luxembourg are assuming mepr ing
tone. The PruSsian Diet " ednesday accepted
the new constitution tor the North German
Confederation. Governor Wright, the Ameri-
can Minister, is better, and will go 70 Carlsbad
for the restoration of hrs health The Empe-
ror Alexander, OF Russia will visit ParIs in
June next.
The u. s. Circuit Court in Baltimore was
crowded all day yesterday, hearing the closing
argument in the case of John II. Rodgers,
charged with embezzllng the moneys OF the
National Mechanics Bank. The case was
given 10 the jury at three O'Clock, with In
strpctions TO bring in sealed verdict this
morning. The general impression is that the
Jury will fail to agree.
3 Brigadier General Burton, commanding
Fortre Monroe and custodian OF jeff DAVIS,
ington as TO what course will be pursued when
Marshal Duncan arrives with the writ Of
hubsds corpus demanding the surrender of the
prisoner by military authorities.
A negro named Jno. McEwen, while at
tempting 10 force an entrance into the
house Of j. Il. Synnott, a well-known Jour-
nalist, in Memphis, was shot through the
breast by Mrs. Synnott, who was alone in the
house.
The Southern Baptist convened in Memphis
Yesterday. Rev. p. III. Neal, of Georgia, was
ch os en- president. But Int was done besides
organizing The delegates numbered two
hundred, and represented thirteen States and
the District Of Columbia,
The colored people of S.. Louis held a meet
ing Wednesday night, at which resolutions
were adopted demanding equal rights in the
street cars, pu bic halls of the city, and bene-
fit OF the school fund.
Senator Wilson, of Massachusetts, made
speech st Augusta, Ga, Wednesday, 10
about one thousand freedmen and one un-
dred whites. The tenor of his speech was the
same as in Virginia and South Corolina.
General Sheridan has issued an order ex-
tending the time TOR registration until the st
instant
The vote in Indiana in tie municipal cleo
tions this week was not far different from the
vote in October.
Travellers report the snow 4 foot deep in
the Alleghanies
Evening star., 1867-05-10
L. UR DAYS LY,
NIKE LIPNAE'S
COLOSSAL COMBlhATIOH OF
CIROUS
ANB TRAINED ANIMALS,
THE GREAT eEXTUPLE ATTRACTION
TIE MONSTER EXHIBITION

%
ElHETEENTR CENTURY,
VIII perform In Washington for -FOUR DAYS
0EIhf, EsIRhf,EN GRAYD ENTERTAINMENTS
honDA1, MAY 18Th, at "a .. m.,
AyrERso6eSSss 9sb al 81 EVENINGS
The Is.I 18Th snd 18Th instants, at and M
shnsis If tr.ye,3r 81 G5 Hfg5Ss unrivalei In the
BeeardIess of the Lavish expenditure of roean.
but convinced that true
in the way of Equestrians, Aeropst. ard At,,s,as
would be Appreciated the m apagsment mas gath
sreG d6 one immense Combination tue most ceIe-
earnest that his desire 10 please tbs amusement
Ieying people has been grstifed, he refers with
feelings OF PRIDE to the great success and liberal
patronage the company have received during their
entire south ern tour. 'ieii
h 'ns mag "GksAT plT.9fFs sao%H connected with the
Will lie found the most finished Lady Equestriaus
sbon nn1 VIE fn'b b nssne Troupe travelling. ssng
THn TGHEtFsRATEp Es sain IDsNd MAPAME An, BRIDGEs,
THE WONDERFUL MORGAN
Geerse Betchelder, T. watson, Messrs' Ashton
ana JoSs sasFsn sn0r IS,sona Ss.ss Ws, Haunting.
Besides full and efficient trou Dc Of AuxiIiariss
Also, the. jnstiy Celebrated TED CRoUEsrE.
Yo,t tnCriiSaed CilSaed va and jester from Lents New
wIkIiAM BON aLpsoSp' R5Sp an o'0"n'
In aedinoH TO the above we'll tnown artistes,
the, the ,mansgement manage hare purchased Che celebrated
49,. "sAORED BULL"
Also, Old grizzly Adams California Bears -
which viii be introduced at esch perf0rmsace by
E'm'nsf5 3S.issiSSs' iRs aeSs 'qf TisAY Fry, CENTS
Doors open q : and p. IA. Performance to be-
ssssIsstiG:ns sSn,sssii stTTssF,y FETssf, hsy s. I7sh
Leonardtowp, TUESDAY, May 2ist my4IOt
Evening star., 1867-05-10

1t is said that several clergymen in New
York are beginning 10 have the abronchIt,s ;,
and that in every case OF sudden attark from,
this disease, ga trip 20 Paris during the Emo
sition," s insisted on as likely TO be a certain
curei
g ~ James Adams, proprietor OF pretty
waiter girl" saloon In ST. Louis has been sem
fenced 20 oe imprisoned six months and pay
me Oh siOo for employing girls as walters,
contrary 10 law. ~.
THB COOPERATIVE SPIRrT.-1t is to be
hoped that II the present rage for cooperative
embellishments Of all kinds IN trade ana man
ufacture, no deuiagegue will endeavor to lead
The working classes into TEN mptation by sur-
gesting the idea OF a cooperative grog shop
TIE Law NINDICATED-The supreme
Court OF Ohio has decided that temporary
closing of the polls on election day, for din ner
or any other purpose. is 3 violation Of law.
and yitiates the election. ...
~The board Of health OF Norfolk Are az.
lively engaged in cleansing the city, so AZ 10
keep OF a visit from the cholera this summsr,
s7-The base ball players are not neeeessart-
ly like Fenians because they are "wearinr or
the green"
~During the month Of Aprii tber, were
thirty nine hres In the United States inyoly-
ing total loss efabout O, ,eo0.eOo.
oVBrigham Yeang, Jr, 10 On London, pick.
ing Mormon proselytes, and sendine the NO.
Den on to Salt IIakA- l-----
VII v not believed now that the propos.d
whig censenuop ~ Charlottesville, Va, wall
se hello on the hth inst. .srI-a - 80; .-,.I--s
Evening star., 1867-05-10

MARYLAND CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
In this Convention yesterday the committe to
whom the subject had been referred reported
the oath TO be taken by the members was that
prescribed in the enfraDchisement act passed
AT the last session OF the Legislature. The
oath was then administered TO the President
OF the Convention by Judge Magr u der, and by
the President TO the other members A long
debate took place on the mode in which the
Cenvention should proceed to the business OF
CONSTITUTION. making. One plan proposed
the reference OF different subjects TO aprrosrI-
ate stan ding committees; the other being thai
the Convention should consider each subject
In succession N Committee of the Whole with
out reference 10 committees. Without coming
70 vote, an adjournment took place until TO-
dly
Evening star., 1867-05-10
ssrOne OF the undoubted "rights Of women

= nvOne OF the undoubted "rights Of women"
is u right good husband
AyCrinohne dies hard. The ladies in Paris
are.about equally divided as to it's continued
usE -
SThirty four divorces have just been
granted in Massachusetts,. ..f
atThe New York boot. blacks have red duced
theprice 10 five cents a "shine."
5 - Chignons are now stuffed with dyed
shavipgs.
SThe wife of Chester Hare, of Montgom-
ery5 VT, died March 18th, and on April LIST, the
wieower married again.
Lucy stone, who is stumping Kansas
for female suffrage, is rather coldIy received.
- II Is In Paris (Hot America) that IL is oh.
served no men ENJOY better health and spirits
thf:n husbands separated from their wives.
@There are thirty thousand lourneymen
taisors in Paris. Their recent strike has com :
pleaaiy suspended all work and old clothes
are the fashion. Il-E .
@Edmund FrasieT, eClored boy Of l3,
shet bis father dead, In clarendon, ). O., q
rev days since, bsceuse the old man had
ecelded him for staying out all night. ~
H1Spow fell on Friday last along the line
Of sne Virginia AID Tennessee railroad 70 the
depth Of TIVE inches. = re- H-fs3 a.,
Evening star., 1867-05-10

SINcrLAR DISEASE AMONG NEGROES IN
PULASKI COUNTY, NA-The Lynchburg
News has been shown letter from a lady IN
Pulaski county, stating that a singular and
fatal epidemic had broken out among the ne
gro children in some portions OF that county:
thai 1--we children had already died from *.
and several others were PROSTATE with &C
whcse recovery was extremely doubtful.
The disease has so far baftied the skill OF the
physicians who have been called TO those az
niGted Al, and a. appears 10 be spreading. The
negroes are much alarmed AT the fatality, and
express very great surprise because il has
not yet attacked any white people, notwiih-
standing the occurrence OF cases Cn planta-
lions where the whites and blacks reside in
close association.
Evening star., 1867-05-10

SLAVE STATIsTIcs.-It Will be seen. by a
notice IN our paper OF to-day, that the Com
missioner OF Slave Statistics for this county
VIII enter upon his duties such on the Ism
instant. The object OF the law under which
he acts is TO have the evidences of tile of ali
those late owners Of slave property IN the
State, who have been unJustly deprived of the
same by the &c ral'-' ~rstItution Of lS6S. reg
ls1ered and presei yco; 30 that If, at any time
hereafter, the General Government should SEE.
nt as there can be no doubt it VIII TO remu-
nerate the loyal citizens OF Maryland for the
losses they incurred BY reason of such un-
SuthoriZed emancipation, the evidences oftitle
TO snch property will appear on the books OF
such ComnTssloper. and can be very readily
obtained without further trouble or expense
RarltOroNqh G0sstfe.
Evening star., 1867-05-10

- The foreign news, by the cable, is again
threatening. The Con gress Of the Powers in
conSeGu uence OF Pru.s a declining TO assent TO
The olsman iug of the Fortress of Luxeunbur
unless they would guarantee the settlement OF
the whole question, had ad lourned 20 enable
the representatives 10 receive teIegraphIe in-
etructlons from their espectiye governments
The gold premium, Notwithstanding, declined
YESTERDAY.
Evening star., 1867-05-10

EIGHT-HoUR EXcITRMENT-The labor ssi-
tation spreads from Chicago in all directions
81. Louis and Milwaukee have been affected
Five hundred workmen a. Aurora. Illinois
have struck. The Illinois Central shops al
Amboy are shut up. On the other hand the
workmep OF the Chicago and Alton road ha va
feceded from their demands, and are now
working ten hours q day at the former rate OF
Wdges -
Evening star., 1867-05-10

THE NATIONAL DRBT.-SOme luminous
ideas were struck out at the Peace Society
Anniversary III New York. One of the SPEAK,
ers thought the National debt ought to be as.
sessed on the banks and bankers of Wall
street, while another thought it would be bet
ter yet TO make the contractors pay it, At all
events, II was altogether wrong to impose the
burden upon the poor and honest; and 1T was
the duty OF Congress. tnereforeto find the
ways and means Of relieving them OF it, or nc
would be repuutaTen.-
Evening star., 1867-05-10

FIFTH WARD REPUBLICAN CLUB.-A meet
ing OF this association was neld at Browns
Mr Schureman (colored) presiding. and DIR.
A. II. Clark secretary.
Mr. VIM. Bartlett offered a resolution de-
claring that Congress having done so much
for the Republicans in the past, they can az
ford 10 wait for further legislation 10 blot out
the defects in the charter. and that the party
Will support no mas for office swho has not
been known 10 be a consistent opponent of
slavery IN all its forms snd a hearty support
er OF free schools, without distinction OF race
or color"
Dr. Record offered resolution condem ming
the action OF the judges of election in refusing
10 register the name Of Or Boyd
These resolutions were referred after which
addresses were made by Major Morse, DIR. Re
cord, and Capt. Wall.
Evening star., 1867-05-10

81 The Paris Exposition rs TO remain open
for SIX months trom April let. Although a. Is
yet scarcely in order, the Imperial Com mmlssi ION
having charge Of IL have sold the palace IN the
Champ de Mars. the roofs, W aIls, aud similar
articles, TO q Russian company who are 10 he
gwen possession OF them in November lst
This company intend 10 trans port the structure
10 Russia, and re-erect il a. St. Petersburg.
Evening star., 1867-05-10

STRIKISG MUSICIAN ON THE RAnPAGE-
"A chorister OF Chatea eauneuf-sur- Loir, In France
having been refused an Increase Of paw. at
lacked The cure with atchet, and struck
him three violent blows on the head The
priest was saved from the fate OF Thomas
Beckett by the interposition OF two nuns and
an old man The ''enraged MUSICIAN" has been
sentenced 10 hard labor for life
Evening star., 1867-05-10
WOOD AND COAL.

COALI COALIi
Best WHITE ASH at So. by the ton. All sizes,
Sawed and Split OAK AZ. WOOD, $40 per cord.
Long Oak, 0s Der cord
A ton Of Goal sold By me always weighs 1910 lbs
JOHN b. LORD,
fe 26ly Corner 4.h and g streets,
GOAL ALfI =
AT GREATLY REDUCED PBICEs.
gross tons OF ,24O lbs. delivered In any art Of
the city.
Chestnut White Ash, 81.
Stove, Egg and Furnsce White Ash, $500.
Bed Ash. Ss.2s. ON - Oh.
Lehteh, 90.
Oak and Pine Wood constantly on hand.
foot Of Seventh street -Ls L.
isa5ftf I6a 9th street, between 4 and y.
Evening star., 1867-05-10

ton is the greatest tyrant thai ever swsysd =
sceptre over the Southern people He was
lhelr greatest enemy, and whipped them TO
utatn IN the late war, and he oppresses and
urags them down TO thei owes t,degradatron and
the most aoJect dept ndence, but stLll they
worship him with devotion far surpassinc
Eastern idolatry
Evening star., 1867-05-10
ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATRE.
Pennsylvanfa avenue, near Willards' Hotel

LAST NIGHT BUT ONE OF THE sEAsoN
THIS friday EvERIEG, May 10
Benefit aEd Last appearance bat one OF
Mr.. j. s. CLARKE
Who will represent tiIee Splendid Csmic Inner
L..a sonations.
First night OF the Amusinsly Fsrcical "omedy
In two acts, wrf ten expressly for g. OlA-ke by
John Broue ham. ksQ entitled
AMONG THE BREAKERS
Alter which Mr.. Clarke will appear in his Artis
TIC and Laughsble Imperson alton of TOODLES
ON A MERRY DRUNK
To-morfow. last night of the season, Com pIi-
mentsry Benefit to AMES 0'BRYON Sr, Tress-
ureI. MI. Clarke in the" School Of Reform - q nd
" My NeiRhbor q Wife ,,
Evening star., 1867-05-10

~ At the time of the earthquake in Missourf
and Kansas, Arril q, an acre Of ground threa
miles south of Carthage, on the Miami canal
sunk ten feet, showing that the shock ex tendes
10 Ohio. The ground sunk bodily, leaylnr a
perpendicular wall Of ten feet or more on al
gered by the subs idenee. =
Evening star., 1867-05-10

, THE BALTIMORE MINIATURE SHIr.-This
vessel, now on exhibition in Baltimore. is a
small schooner-rlgged vessel of two and a
hal3 tons measurement, and twenty five feet
in E,ngtb, designed to sail on the Goth Instant,
via three men and a boy fer Europe, TO at
ten:i tha PARIS Exposition. Ii successful, she
VIE be presented ts the Emperor's son. She
is rae smallestvessel thar ever attempted to
croSs the ocean.