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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-01-01
VI gAsrEH conrrIssIONEM,s SALE.

ID. B. Darney,0
VS.. In Wood County Common Pleas
j. T. Jones.
by virtue of an order Of sale issued in tlc
above cause by the Clerk of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas. of Wood County, Ohio, and In me
directed and delivered, will efIer Tor sale AT
public vcndue, at the door Of the Courthouse, !,
In Prrrvsburg, and county aforesaid, on
TUESDAY MORNING, January 10, 1869,
Between the hours Of ! and II O'Clock, of said
day, the following described property, to-wit:
The cast y of the northwest 4 Of section 81,
in township 3, north Of range 10 east; appraised
at 81 200.
CHARLES W. EVEES,
Special Master CommisSo
DrNN & BLAcKrORD, Att'ys for Plaintiff.
Perry sburg, December II, 1865. 3ics6 so
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y1ASrER COMMISsIONnn,S SALE.

Morris P. Skinner
vs. In Wood Common Pleas.
David Dunlap It al.
By virtue Of nn order of sale issued in the
above cause by the Clerk Of the Court of Com
mon Pleas, OF Wood County. Ohio. and to me
directed and delivered, ! will offer for sale at
publcvonduc at the door of the Court house, in
thctown Of Pcrryshurg. Wood County. Ohio, On
TUESDAY FORENOON, February 2, 1869,
Between the hums Of II aud - o'clock NJ said
dnv. the rlowing described real estate, to. wit:
The east half, Of the south half Of the south
west quarter or section twenty seven 27) ap-
praised nt $500. The east half of the west half.
Of the south half Of tic southwest quartcr or
said section q appraised at $4O0. Also the
north cast quarter Of the northwest quarter or
sccti,n3I, appraised at 500, all in township
four ~ north, of range twelve N2l, cast in
Wood County, Ohio.
CHARLES W. EYERS,
Special Master Commissioner.
ptrrVSbu JInulry |, 1859, 36lSS 25
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vEAsTEr ACCOMPLISHMENTS SALE.

>. j. browning,
VS.. In Wood Common Pleas.
Noah w Cox ct nj.
by ,iituc Of an order of sale. issued in the
above cause bv the Clcik Of The Court Of Com
mon Pleas Of Wood County, Ohio and to me
directed and delivered | will offer for sale at
pnhlic v,nduc. ot the door ef the Courthouse,
IN prrr,shurg Of said county. on
TUESDAY MORNING, February 2. 1869.
Between the hours oi q aud 10 n'cluck Of said
day, the flloviuc d scribrd real estate, to-wit
The south half Of the southeast quart of
the southwest quarter Of srctiun number TWEEN
W.one 2ll in 'wn number frur ~ Of the
twelve miles square reserve Ut the int Of the
Rapids,in Wnud County Ohio, containing twenty
acres appraised NJ $500
CHARLES W. ENERS,
Special Master Commissioner.
F. y. X. II0LLENBECE, Att'vs for Pl'iT.
Pcrryshmg, January l. 1861. 36cS7 IS
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-01-01
! A%TEu cOMm.SSIONEn,S SALE.
on Edwards, I
W.. In Wood Common Pleas

Simeon Edwards,
VI. in Wood Common pICaS
William Miller ct al.
BY virtue oi an Orltr vt S tie issued in tho
ak"vc cause by the Clerk Of the Court of Com
!nuu Pleas, Of Wood County, Ohio, aud to me
directed and delivered, will offer for sale at
pulkc vcnhuc, at the door of the Court-h house,
in P,Stvsburg, of said county, on
vCESDAl AFTERNOON, February ., 1869,
k,tNccn the hours of aud . O'Clock of said
dag. the following doscrib real estate, to-wt /:
The east half of the southeast quarter of sec
ti,@ thirtv-ttur l3i, tnwnshi? four (4), range
twelve (l2) cast, in Wood County, Ohio; APP
praised at So OU0.
CHARLES w. EVERS,
Special Master Commissioner.
W. ]. RIGnV, Plaintiffs Attorney
Perrysburg, january | 1859. 3Gcs7
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-01-01
Administrators Sale.

NN the llth dny Of January, 1869, between
" the hours of one and two O'Clock p. NJ,
will be sold To the highest bidder the following
real estate, as the property Of William Wulley,
deceased, to-wiI: lat M. l32, in the town of
TontoganY, Wood County, Ohin, to be sold free
nf dover. Terms One third, cash balance
in one and two years back payments to be Sc
cured by mortgage on the premises.
Said sale to he held on said premises
RICHARD lNGRAHAM, Administrator.
J. F. PRICE Attorney, 3IdsI
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-01-01
ADETITION ron DIVORCE.

In the Court Of Common Pleas Of Wood
County, Ohio. Ephraim o. Judson vs., Almira
NJ. Jndson.
Said Almira NJ. Judson, Of Belfast, Catarau.
gus County. New York, will take notice thai
said plaintiff has filed a petition in said Cour
asking divorce frnm her ON the eTound o
adultery. Said cause will be for bearing on
SATURDAY, January 10, A. d. 1869.
EPHRAIM U. JUDSOS.
nOpGE 4 TYLER, Atty's. 32fSS
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o,uIEKIFF,S SALE.

Whitney ]. Hitchcock,
W. Wood Common Pleas
Wm. II. Gill ct al.
BY virtue of an order Of sale issued in the
above cause, by the Clerk Of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas, Of Wood County, Ohio, and to me
directed and delivered | will offcr for sale at
public venduc, at the door OF the Court -huuse,
in Pcrrysburg, Wood County, Ohio, IN
TUESDAY MORNING, January ?, 1869,
Between the hours of II and ~ O'Clock Of said
day. the following described real estate, to-wit:
The north - Of the northeast - Of the north
east :, of section 33, town north of range 10
east, containing 20 acres OF land, more or l,ss, I,
all in Wood County. Ohio.
CHARLES W. ENERS, Sheriff.
ASHER Cook, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Perrysburg, December 10 1868. 33ea7
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SuEHIFF'S SAFE.
EIRi1 Reed,
rs.
: lnWood Common Pleas.

EtAaN Reed,
IS. luM GOD Common pleas
NJ. u, Todd ct al.
by ASytue ut an order Of sale issued in tAc
above cause by the Cl,rk OF the Court Of Com.
mon pleas, ct " ool Ccuuty, Ohio, aud 70 NJ,
ds'sc,od aud delivered, will offer for sale at
Fyo',c vendue, ~ The door Of the Court house,
- frrryShurg, Wood County, Ohio,on
TUESDAY MORNING, lsnuarv 10, 1889,
hc,wecn the loUrs of 0 aud 10 O'Clock of said
day, the following described real cstte, to-wit /.
The northwest quarter of section 80, township
I, range 10, containing 100 aercs appraised at
Sl,FS0. Also, the cast part OF the southwest
9narerof said section 80, township {, range 10,
eeuiaung So acres appraised At SI20. Also.
The northwest quarter of The southeast quarter
otsccton 80, township I, range 10, containing
20 acres appraised al S3SO-aud all in Wood
County, Ohm
CHARLES W. EVERS. Sheriff.
j. y, 4 $, Is. rElSE, Plaint'd'S Attorneys.
PuTsbGrs, be1emteS ~, lSoS. StssS IS
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-01-01

eA or his ssignees viii take notice that + liza.
Cirts has deposited in the Trra ury OF Wood Coun.
ty. Ohio, Three Dollars and Ninety seven Cents to
redeem Lot No. -, New Westfi' Id, sold at Dclin.
quent Tax Sale. January 10, lSGS
J. Il. NEWTON, Auditor ofWood County.
PcrIysburg, December II, 1865. 3jd+
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NzAsTEK COMmISSIONEn,S SALE

Edwin Reed,
vs.. Wood Common Pie s.
Jas. VI Hackctt ct al.
BY virtue Of an order or sale issued in the
above cause by the Clerk or the Court uf Com
mon Pleas, of Wood County, Ohio, and to me d-
recled and delivered, | will offer for sale at pub
lie venduc, at the door of the Court house, in
PerrySburg, and county aforesaid, on
TUESDAY MORNING, Jauuary l2. 1859,
Between the hours of 10 anh IL o'clock OF said
day, the following described real estate. to wit
Lot No. twenty (25) in Smiths Addition
To the town of Wesh,d, Nond County, Ohio.
CHARLES W. ENERS,
Special Master Commissioner.
J. F. & S. B. PRICE, Au'ys fur Plaintiff.
Perry sburg, December 10, 1868. 33e$6 50
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-01-01
a nuININTUA NO'yIOE.-y

IN tice is hereby given that the undersigned la ;
been duly appointed and quallieo as AdnIinis.ra.
tor Of the estate of Montgomery Douglas, late Of
Wu Il County, Ohio, deceased. All persons inter.
cSicd will govern themselves accordingly.
JAMES ROSSlTES, Administrator.
psrrysburr December II. lSCS 35d*
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-01-01
MISCELLANEOUS.
WonderluI, ,WonderIuI ifTrue!

L. NOW ye all mcu. that ], a, L, REED, OF
IN Wood Cuuniy, Ohio, do agree To exchange
Harness Work for Grceubacks, for the uext
S6j Ssvs.
NOfICE.-No Gold or Silver taken in ex-
change, A ninderate demand C,T U 3 5-2Us.
l0-iQs and 5-30s. Corn large discount. An
work doue when promised Single and Double
Harness made TO order. Repairing Of all kinds
done on short notice, as am bound not 10 be
unders.sl by any house in Northwestern Ohio.
so give me cal before purchasing elsewhere
y, h.-hont forget the place Que door west
ct the COURTHOUSE, Perryseurg, Wood Co, o.
S2H A. +. REED.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-01-01
2erygsbnrg 8unrnal.
r. J. oBLINGER, Editor.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. !, 1867
Tnr DnLiNauENr IIsr.

rsfr DcLiynCENr LIST.
o,re,othe length Of thi. annual document,
,nyt tuesday. anl many nther local matters of
stly Crowded out.
-------. .-s~--..-------
AZ.o5 chuntv Aurioultursl Eocietv
"VVN
Annual report o' ll'e lit'SNlcI @, ln' Noou
cu,mty Agtcu'ur9l H''ip rs IS l"IoWs =, o.,
NIiuee 10 ny uIn's 'au",'S = 't'I $50 o.
Balance IN hanis OF estate 'ohn o,- ..
knuH received from County Treas
UtNr - 90 - 80 :, - - '''' 10 wv
"''''P'A ~ ''' -
T,l -,,Lits ................4IUS o.,
=, 3i, ,1'u ,r ,r,,,i,m, ,r
- ..,..,.........sl Uo
II I,,,i,r ~ lila an incident
l,.vncnsrs nT igf3 .......ill ~
n ~ ordrn,iuns nr lStS.......2pi on
"' -
Total credits .''''''''' '.''''''.' 500 ~
-------.
RMiNucc w Treasury 49, ''''' sI2' 10
Ot this balance $50 " IS IN my hands, ami
SG11 - IN the hands Ct the ENrcutriN Of tho
estate Of John Bates, EN Treasurer, deceased.
JAMES W hoSS,
Trcis Wood Co. Agricultural Sucicjy.
Pcrrys5urg, Ohic, Jauuoryl, 1859.
-. -
N''"' .n,,, .,,-,,, $50
hhfFi ND" iHhA'
Nv LILY LAEkarVH'
Oh tue glad New l.ar
Oh the happy N'w 1'u
Oh The bright NtW rear WV" H7 "''''''''
How our p,v hearts hound,
Tu the rladSntuc sound,
With the gus6 of i,y in ms coming found.
On, tho yr,r we arc greeting j., sltnnyc, aud
now.
upi our hearts are warm, aud our welcome
trtc.
o,,.., -, ,
uh now Wuvu wv w" '''"b'
VA Nuu' sno"N "Tt' ,,,,,. l., ,l;,,,. -
vi peace anu HNne' r""nr n WV "''''' " >''"H
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-01-01
wIo USE, MISmLTIIS UTrrEu~,

foR SALr.-Iwo sets single harness. chesr
ior cash, For ra'uculMs inquire at J, I.
VoLLIUER.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-01-01
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
a TTACHMENT NOTICE.

Joel Swnchart, PIN, Frederic Hatch. defcnd't.
Before Daniel Hall, J. Z. for Perry Township,
Wood County, ohio.
On the 9TH day of Deccmbe er, 1865 said Justice is.
sued an order of attac ment in the above action
for the sum OF Forty six Dollars and Finy Cents.
JOEL ShINElI NRr.
December PC, 1868. 3hc%
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-01-01
MERCHANDISE.

MERCHANDISE.
POLITICAL EXCITEM ENT
HAS sCBslDED, BIT THE
GREATEST EXCITEMENT
Prevails at the Store of
L. IL. MHLEEES s. co.
The Daily Arrival of New Goods.
IN all candor, we would say to our numerous
L friends aud patrons, that they can be sup
piled with all kinds vi
NEW AND FASHIONABLE
w In ter Goods,
EXCEEDINGLY LOW PRICES.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS {:
To Cash and Close BpycrS.
we a1-o Se1Ii7l 2s
GOOD PRINTS.
Ie1z cents.
Heavy Brown Shceting,
is to 20 cents.
Blenched AIuslins,
I2g4 to e0 cents.
DELAINES,
frcRl 30 to p5 cents.
DRESS GOODS,
large assortment at a bargain.
White Goods. Lawns. TRAININGS.
At sacrifice.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN
ClOallings and Shawls.
W00LEN GOODS,
AS CHEAP AS BEFORE TIE WAR.
CLOTHEFNG,
A sFECIALTV, AND VERY Low.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-01-01

Forks;
spoons;
kpiWas
Casst NaSScts
Casters
Napkin Rings;
Cake Knives;
Tea Sets;
Ice Pitchers, etc,
Also
Beautiful Toilet Sets /;
beautiful Tanlc Mats
CSSsing Stoves
rarlor Stoves;
Dm'ng-rOm Stoves;
1m Ware;
Tubs aud Pals;
hp.SuckS;
ShovelS aud ToHgs;
WlSh-boardS;
Lunch Baskets;
kafS q .t5aSkctS
s.adiIS' Travelling haskcts, and
Kitchen Utensils IN general,
our stock is complete in every Department,
aud Is offered
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Stitching and Sowing
or all SSnds done to order, ana N9cu slor no.
hee,au the second story d f,c building.
PrUysbatg, ScP,Cuhey II, tstS. sl-s
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-01-01

Owing tothe length of this annual document
The Court docket, Tor the term c,'mIencinI un
,Nyt Tuesday, anl many nther local naiters oi
nth general and special interest, are univoid-
,tly crowded out.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.

frequent Interviews with Commissioner Deano this
subject and the result is important dcaons Of the
regulations applied this interest The kind Of mate
rails used he considered In estimating the capacity
OF the stills and the hours only actually occupied IN dle
tlation are be- considered In estimating the amount
that should be returned This Will relieve the fruit dis
tlers from destructive deficiency tax liberal treat
Ne applied IN cases where TINS dencencyian
has been already assessed IL 10 further directed that
winters selling wine Of their own MANUFACTURE are hOs
liable 20 a dealers license.
Quarefmastcr General Meigs has jnst issned husters
81 aud % Of the Roll OF Honor The hrst recOiJs no
burial places Of 1900 deceased Union soldiers whose
names, as far az known alphabetically arranged,
with full index according TO the places OF lnernet ana
with brief preface 70 each lisa giving shOIt history W.
the cemeteries IN which they are inferred az Mephs;
Tenn. and Chalmettc, La. The whole number hteTieu
at the Mississippi River National Cemetery near Mem
phs. lie nearly 1900 OF which 400 Are cOiOrcd:,
537 regiments. The victims OF the Fort Pillow massacre
and those who subsequently died In occupancy of that
fort, have all been removed 20 THIS cemetery and bnrSo
by themSelyes The total number removed ~ 24a vi
the "a known in this list only three the'Damcs
OF victims OF tho massacre and all efforts 10 obtain hst
OF Of Others have been thus far unsuccessful
Union soldiers inferred in the national cemeteries az
Marietta, Ca Fort DonesOn, Dover, Tenn; and supple
mentary TO No ii Of the Roll OF Honor. Chat anooga,
MurfreesbOTo Stones RiyeR and Knoxville, Team Nos.
q and of the Roll Of Honor not yet ready Tor ISSUE
The Treasury Department. constantly keeps an exact
OF all the sheets OF blank paper on winch The Oh
legations of the Government are TO be printed Ibs -
made up of statements from the paper mills ana from tho
to the amount hand being telegraphed 10 tbe
Treasury Department daily. An agent OF the Depart
ago TO count the paper at that place, TO ascertain
whether the amount reported hand agreed WITH tat
called for by the books Of the Department On the re-
turn Of the agent he reported 10000 sheets Vhc was
date with the exception Of CO. 900 sheets which had been
sent TO the bank note companies at Ncw-1ork.
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GENERAL TELEaRAPmc NEWS.


Another heavy snow storm visited Mis-
sour on Friday night.
The steamer Suy sunk in the Missouri
River on Friday Insured for $1,000.
Michael Dyer committed suicide at Bati-
more saturday by jumping from window.
THE Spanish steamer General Dulce was
sold by the sheriff Philadelphia Saturday for $2soOo
Coy. Stevenson of Kentucky has just
proclaimed Thursday Nov Is, day of thanksgiving.
Gen. Mcmahon, late United States Min
lister " Paraguay, arrived at Baltimore Oh Friday
Suit has been entered against w. NJ.
SmallwoOd, late Postmaster Of New.Oreans, and ms
sureties, for az alleged defaeatiOn " sl9,VeO.
.McKingle, the boy murderer, who shot
his uncle at ST. Louis two years ago. ai DO hanged ON
Dec. 49,
IA great freshet prevails in the river st.
John, and the wharyes at Frederickton aud WOODSTOCK
are subrnsIged.
1.-The potato crop in New Brunswick Is
seriously Injured by disease The other crops are ABOVE
the average.
....John Y. s. Visscher, formerly letter.
carrier was arrested In Albany Saturday Tor steans
letter from the Post.oice. The letter was founa On
his person.
The steamer Continental, from San FRAN
cisco she Colorado River, with rosi's Tor y,
has Tcturred. the Commissary having Desoosee W
furnish sufficient Iations for the soldiers
"A drunken man in San Francisco, on
Saturday attempted 10 assinate Mr. C. IS fylea$ ~
the nrm of Alsop x Co, by shootlng MN 1900 S.sai
body. Tho wound. 1t Is thought, VIII ho' p'"s' '"'
Tie Inan was nfrostnA
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GREAT BRITAIN.
THE IRISH Observation-Disclosures SUSPENSION
OF A FENIAN AMNESTY MEETING.
T0NDoS Saturday o.. 1869.

THE IRISH Observation-Disclosures SUSPENSION
OF FENIAN AMNESTY MEETING.
LONDON Saturday, oct. %, 1869.
The recent reply of Mr. Gladstone to the President
of the Limerick Qreland) Amnesty Association, on
the subject of the course of the Government toward
the imprisoned Fenians, has caused considerable
discussion The London Amnesty Association has
protested against the sentiments of the Premier.
Committee appointed by this body had arranged for
a monster open-air demonstration ON Sunday; but
the meeting is likely to be indefinitely postponed, as
the Government would suppress it if attempted.
HETRoDoxY-LoRD DERBY's DEATH-THE ma
vANA CABLE.
The London Standard protests against the election
of the Rev. Frederick Temple as Bishop Of Exeter,
on account of his suspicious hetrodoxy"
Earl Derby died this morning.
One length of the submarine cable, designed to
connect Havana with the Island Of Jamaica has
been completed.
MONSTER DEMONSTRATION IN LONDON FAVOR
ING THE FENIAN PRISONERS.
LONDON oct. "a. 1869.
An immense demonstration in favor of amnesty to
the Fenians was made to-day Large professions
formed in various parts of the city, and headed by
bands of music, and bearing flags and banners in
scribed with significant notices, marched to Hyde
Park. Several thousand women, wearing green
badges and scarfs, walked in the procession. At
Hyde Park during the afternoon a monster mass
meeting was held at which it is estimated $4,000
persons were present. The American flag was hoist
ed, and was loudly cheered. Mr. Bradlaugh and
others addressed the people, and the remarks Of
some of the speakers were of highly infammatory
character. Resolutions demanding amnesty for the
Fenians were adopted by reclamation, after which
the meeting ended, and the people quietly retired
from the Park. The proceedings throughout the
day were orderly. Great precautions had been taken
by the Government. The reserves of police were all
on duty and the troops were assembled at their bar
racks but their Intervention was not required.
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THE CUBAN REVOLUTION.

THE STEAMER Lillian DETAINED BY BRITISH
AUTHORITIES, But RELEASED.
1t seems that there were difficulties of some kind
connected with the expedition which sailed from
Cedar Keys The vessel on which the expeditonary
force was embarked, the Lillian while about enter
ing the port Of Nassau, with the flag Of the Cuban
Republic displayed from her masthead, was seized
by II. b. NJ. steamer Lapwing, and carried into the
capital Of the Bahamas This was on last Saturday
week ago. The Eagle reports that at the moment
of sailing thence for NewYork the Lillian was about
ready to leave for the Cuban coast. The Attorney
General of the British Government at Nassau de-
cided-that there was no ground for OBTAINING the
vessel, and that she had been improperly seized.
THE HORNET CAsE-THE RE-ENFORCEMENTs.
HAVANA, Oct. A.-The action of the United States
Government in the case of the Hornet gives great
satisfaction here. The newly-arriyed troops leave
d. for the seat of war without delay. Much sickness
continues 10 prevail in the eastern end of the island
GEN. BoNIcHE.
Gen. Boniche, the hero Of the defense of Las Tunas
has recovered from bis wounds, and taken the field
again in the Central Department. Two parties of
rebels, numbering 50 men in all, have presented
themselves 10 the Spanish authorities in that De-
parDent for pardon.
LIEUT-GEN. PiERRAD AND THE PATRIOTS
NEW UPRISING IN COLON-QUARREL BE-
TWEEN TIE BISHOP AND GEN. De RODAs.
HAVANA. Oct. 1G.--There is a rumOr, apparently
well founded. 50 the effect that Gen. PIerTad, the
chief Of the Republican revolutionary movement IN
Spain, has offered his services to the Cuban insur-
gents. All the jurisdiction Of Colon is reported to be
in q state Of rebellion. fight has recently taken
place III the iaGPiO Colmjna, where according to re-
port. good number were killed on both sides This
sugar estate, six leagues from Colon, which would
indesrss that the rebellion is advancing
The Bishop of Havana has Qaarreed with the Cap
tain-Ge9eral. A few days ago he was annoyed by
she Authorities with respect to certain moneys which
int the Bishops Court, there being regular
trbunal sitting in the palace Of His Reverence,
which settles all questions Of wills. testanents be-
aaess. administrations, &C. The Bishops returns
we've not forthcoming, and hence the dispute The
old prelate, wkO had been free 10 do he pleased
under Dgce became incensed, and preached a ser
mon, in which be severely criticised the conduct Of
Gen. De Rodas aud his administration. There is a
scandal about the fund of 10000 which the Bishop
carried of to Spain when banislled by LcrsuDdi a
snin left by a widow lady for the funding of u
charity, and about which her heirs have been clam
oring 81 the Bishops heels both here and at home.
THE sLOOP-OF-wAR CUBA.
One of the crew Of the Cuba or Hornet hay-
80 died al Wilmington. inferred tho other day wth
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ruE sYRAcrsE nGIANTn-Is 1T A noAxl

THE SYRACUSE GIANT II n HOAA
A reporter of The Auburn Ners has visited the
gypsum figure recently dug up In Onondaga county hnu
reports that the "disc0verer" thereof has outbhr.
numed Barnum as Snowman" IL Is said that one OF
the workmen who assisted the owner In excayatng Tor
the well" has asserted that within two rods OF the
place where the excavation commenced, there Is
well abundantly supplied with water, ana within eight
rods runs Onondaga Creek; that alter digging 10 tho
depth of three feet the giants feet were found,
when the chief digger left the spot and commenced
digging again at the distance OF ten feet
ana three inches where the head WAS uncovered. He
cautioned his associate w0rkmen TO say nothing. and he
sad nothing OF this peculiar circumstance relative TO the
Discovery the reports began to circulate In relation
10 the fabulous prices beng offered for the "petrfac
ton" It is also asserted that about year ago
man came to FULLY, near Cardiff. just at evening"
driving four horses attached 10 "a wagon, on which
was "A long box, and the load appeared to tax the
powers OF horses To the utmost The driver stopped
Tor moment at one Of the stores aud purchased Ian
tern and reply TO the question: "What sort of load
hive YOU got there I" sald, tobacco press" lie drove
OF i'm the dusk but at early hour tGe next morning
was driving his four horses In tho direction whence
ne came at a smart trot, aud with an empty wagon
There is still another point raised by the douDers IN
the matter, which ID that pieces of herock boards
f0und beside the giant; aud although some old To-
ges viii insist that hemock II better than Tile for dras
we think Will assert that 10 Will remain sound ana
unmarked by time or 200 400 years II The giant Is
pctriacti0n, why should the hcmlOck boards have
,sruued IKE chemical actionf The owner OF the curl
osty has refused 10 permit scientific gentlemen 10 make
sci IN examination would BE- entirely satisfactory TO
ali as 10 its probable age and DAluie.