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NOTICE.

y der,isned has obtained from the Clerk
of thr Comfy Court of Pike County, Mo-,
letters of Testa nent.ry, nPon the Estate Of
Henry C. Draprr deceased, bearing date the
18th day april A. d. 1874. All persons
having Claims against said estate, are re-
quested TO exhibit them in one year fiom
the date of said letters for allowance, or
they may be preclnded from any benefit Of
said estate; and if such claim, nre not pre-
.ented within three years from the date Of
said letters, they with be forever barred
Aud all persons indebted to said estate are
notified to pay the "a me without dela-
EDWIN DRAPER, )E-ecn.of.
MARY X. DRAPER, , E.ecutrix.
April 18th, 1894. 3v23
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Rgr0h"g and DiygHSing.-A
young mau named George Drnny,
aged only eighteen. was Iatoiy exc
cute at Carmel y. y. for the muir
der 81 an old mar. lie died nHpsr-
rent and hardened. The Iaw ot thu
State determines that executions shall
be private. bu: this miserable youth
was taken from the Jail dressed in
white With the rope found hIs neck.
tn the front "s the court house. where
4 table was placed with 4 chair UPON
II, and upon which he was seated rx
posed Ia the gaze Of om 5000 PEG,
pie, aiIcr which he WAS taken into a
temporary enclosure near the Jail.
with some forty or fifty perons inside
Of 1t, and hanged. Wlcie the clergy
men. of whom there were four. we've
addressing hun. the people We're f-Et-
Ing and rIotiGg Immediately within
the sound of their voices, and Ills sis
Ter wditing wiM Il ,roson ~ take the
Ieat indy r0y.--[Gaze'te.
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PAMEJRRE.

'S'hE under'..sned having purchas-
ed the Tan Yard, formerly own
ed by O. S. Jennings, near Bowling
Green. and having procured a good
Eastern Tanner, intends carving on
t.ne business in good style, and bet
ter than it ever has been. We in
tend to keep, At all times. Leather to
exchange Tor hides; all persons wish
ing to have their hides tanned on
the shares, can be accommodated.
and | will be responsible for all hides
delivered in good order, and if dam
aged in the yard, | will bind myself
to make good. and pay all neglect
or failure on my part.
All leather transactions since the
9TH Of October last will be attended
TO by me.
DAVID McALlSTER.
March 2lSt, lO44. 3m90.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given. that the
y undersigned has Obtained at the
Clerk of the County Court of Pike
County. letters Of Administration nr
The estate of Thomas :. n"ddS. de
ceased. dated Aug. ii. 1914. Ill per
sons Indebted Ia said estate. are re-
questcd 20 make immediate pavement
All persons having claims against sale
estate. arc requested 10 exhibit them
properly authenticated. within one
wear from the dale % said letters ~
they may he prrcludrd from having
any benefit of SAID estate. and /: not
exhibited Within three years, ihey
will he forever barred.
TIIO'S JOHNSON. Adm'r.
Aug. 18th. 1914. 3w--4I.
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Medicine and Surgery

nR. WIN. BOLTON, respectfully ten
~ ders to the public, his professional
serv.ices in the various branches of Med
icine and Surgery.
He in sy be found, when not profess
sionallv al, sent, at the residence of DIR,
Crane in Bowling Green, till further no
tice is given.
Bowling Green. July 81, "A. 38tf.
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STATE OF MISSOURI. t.s

In thhe County Court, August form 1874
%TylLLlAM ENGLISH, executor Of the
GtS last will aud to,tu ruent Of Joseph X.
Newton decea.ed, Comes aud files IN. petr'
ton Tor the sale Of the seal estate Of said
dccea'ed, md said petition i- accompanied
by a true account OF his enccutorship, the
amonat Of debts due t. aud by the deceas
ed, and Remaining unpaid, and M Inventory
of the real estate, tho whole verified hy the
affidavit CT said rNecnter: II Is therefore OF
dcred by tho court that all persona interest
ed in said estate he notified hereof, aud that
unless the contrary be shown, on or before
TIFF first day of the next term of this court,
an order will be made for tho sale of said
real estate or 80 much thereof "a will Ia
sufficient to pay the debts Of said estate,
aud further ordered that notice be given by
publication of tdis order in rome newspaper
in this state for six weeks,
A true copy from the Record.
Teste. "A. II. BUCkNER, Clerk.
Per 5. w. BUcKNER, ID. C.
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Notice.

A Ii indebted to us. Kent. Eastin,
IN S-Co., will please take notice we
are determined and compelled to bring
our business to Il close. and have
handed over TO Francis Watts, Esqr.,
all our notes and accounts for %collec-
ton, who is fully authorized by us to
receive and receipt for the same, all
who are indebted 10 us, either by note
or otherwise will please cali at his
Office and pay their notes or accounts.
If they wish To save cost, we hive
INDUCED III customers long Enough,
and can wait on them no longer. Suit
will be brought in every case unless
the money is paid within a short time.
Those having claims against us will
present them to him for adjustment.
HENRY T. KENT,
c. ID. EASTIN,
HORATlOT 7. KENT.
ClarksviIIe, April l6, 1914. 3we6
JOB W0RK K,
OF Done at lou rates nt this Office
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A OF MISSOURI, g.,

'ithih VI " SN
CouxTv or LINcoLN.
In Lincoln Circuit Court, .apra Tenn,
1914.
Among the records and proceedings
Of said court. made OIL the Fourth day O
said term, is the following TO wit
Joel Blanks & Nancy NJ
his wife, and Caleb Comp On Petition
tons for Partition
NJ. of Real Es-
Sarah Ann Dixon & Jas. tate.
X. Dixon.
OW at this day came the petitioners,
" by Carly Wells, their Attorney,
and it appearing 10 the satisfaction of the
court that said Defendants. Sarah AM
Dixon, and James B. Dixon, are not resi-
dents Of this State. 1t is tbereupon or
dered by the Court, that said defendants
be notified Of this application for parti-
ton of the Real Estate in said petition
mentioned, to wit: The E. half of the
n. W. Or, and the W. half of the n,
f. or. of section No. lG, in Township
No. AZ, n. of range No. | f. of the 9th
principal meridian, i'll this county, con-
tanning 100 acres, by a publication o.
this order in some newspaper printed il
or nearest to this county. ono a week
for eight weeks successfully, before the
next torn of this court,-and this cause
is continued.
|, Francis Parker, Clerk of the sait
Court, do certify that the foregoing or
der is truly copied from the records III
my office.
[|) Given under my hand and
SEAL. seal of ohice-.At office this
t~~S 10th day of May, 1914.
FRANCIS PARKER, Clerk.
July 10th, 1914. 8w37.
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The other Side.--The following yer
sion OF the killing of an American sal
Tor at Havana, and the condition OF
the Americans under arrest at that
place for revolt. is given by a cores
pendent of the Philadelphia Ledger.
Writing from on board the Potomac.
which vessel has recently returned
from a cruise among the West India
Islands.
In the case oil the shooting Of The
American sailor, Murphy, by a sen
Try. the corporal who gave the order
Ia fire was IL douhtedly more severe.
" punished than a soldier would have
been in the United States for a simi.
lar act. The sailor had twice knock
ed the sentry down. before the latte:
fired. Now, by the laws and usage.
of all nations, ours included, n sentry
On roSt ~ never permitted 10 be tam.
pered with. much less assaulted anc
se4ten. without the right instantly
to shoot down the aSSailant.
And from inquiry in relation 10 tho
arrest cf certain Americans during
the revolt, it appeGrs that tho iudicia
tribunals. 1T the suggestion Of tEt
Captain General, extended toward.
rhcn Il degree of lenicncv hilbert,
unknown in the island under like cir
cumStances-the Captain General en
rertaining the belief that they ha.
been seduced into the ac's with whicI
they were charged. by the EngIlsl
emi>saries who were suspected "
havinginstigated the revolt;and sine,
he unmincncy Of the dancer la
raSscd. nearly or quite all tie Amer
leans have been released.
The writer adds that the cEiaracte
nf Gen. G'DonneiI is greatly misuu
ders,ood in the United States. Per
IhaIs 81.
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Gen. McDuilie is IN Il very weak
condition, ard unable To stand with
out aid. 1t is hrld!y probable that
he viii return 10 NashIngton.-Ga.
Zeltp.
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10 9Th,
PIKE CIRCUIT COURT, June .'h'
IN VACATION. lc11
IN VACATION.

PIKE CIRCUIT COOfl, 0uhe
IN VACATION. lo47'
George Wells, Richard Wells,
James Wells, Richard Kerr, tpiA-s.
and hi, wife Ruth; Nancy Nc
Kay, and others,
Richard Wells, Basil Wells
and Elizabeth Jameson, JEFF
ferson Kirkham & wife, Lou
isiana; Samuel Thomas s. his
wife, Elizabeth; Margaret
Wells, Susannah Dcwlan, Jno
Harryman, s. his wife, Jane;
Margaret Vail. Jane Conner,
Sarah Kerr. Fletcher Wells, }Dett.
Amanda Wells, and Mary
Wells, the unknown heirs of
Alexander Wells, deceased,
Richard Oldham, Alexander
Oldham, Elizabeth Vineyard,
Itonor Oldham, Eliza Frier,
& Ruth Sallee, and others
heirs of Joshua Wells, decd.
TIiIS day, the plaintiffs, by A. H.
4 Buckner their Attorney, file their
petition for a partition, and division of
the following real Estate viz: two hun
bred and nine acres, bounded as follows:
Beginning at a double Lynn, standing in
the North West line of survey, thence
s. 81 deg'r. L. 230 poles, to a Lynn and
Hickory, thence n. SO deg'r., E. loo
poles, 20 a small Ash and Elm, thence
N. 81 deg'r., w. $50 poles. to a stake
on the n. side of a branch, thence up
said branch S. SO deg'r., W. SO poles, to
a stake, on the south of said branch
thence n. s. deg'r, W. IA poles, TO a
,take in the n. w. line of said survey,
thence S. SO deg'r, w. Sc poles to the
beginning, being part of a large tract Of
433 arpens purchased BY Jane Weflsr
of Edward Hampstead in 1Sl6-and
decided by the said Jane Wells 10 Joshua
Well, Sr., by deed bearing date the IL
April, 1928. and which descended from
Joshua Wells, ST., TO Joshua Wells, Jr.,
under whom petitioners claim, and lying
on the waters of the Mississippi, in the
county of Pike aforesaid, and it appear
ing from said petition and the affidavit
thereto annexed, that the above named
defendants are non residents of this
State, it is thcreforc ordered that notice,
be given 10 said absent defendants, and
all other persons interested in the premi-
ses of the filing of said petition, and that
unless you appear at the next Septem-
Der Term Of this Court, TO be held at the
court honse in Bowling Green, in said
county of Pike, on the Third Monday in
September next, and plead within the
time allowed for that purpose, judgment
by default will be rendered against you;
and that notice be given by publication
of this order in some newspaper in this
county, for eight weeks successfully.
STATE OF missouri &C
County of Pike.
I, SIMEON P. RoBrysoS, Clerk OF the
circuit court for said county, certify that
the forcgoingisa true copy of the order
~, Witness my hand and Off
L. 6. cial seal. Done at office in
~ Bowling Green, in said
ty. this the 4th day of JuH, A. d. 1874.
:. p. ROBINSON, Clerk.
June 18th. 1871. SW32.
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Wool.

I WOULD inform those who have
l. Wool to card. that | have carded
all the wool on hand, and | am now
ready to card on short notice for all
who may have wool TO card.
MARTIN STALEY.
Ashley, July Goth, 1874. 1w37.
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Mr.. ADAMs-Please announce my
name as a candidate for Circuit Attorney.
of the 3rd. Judicial Circuit, at the next
November election,
JAS. o. BROADHEAD.
March 80, 1874.
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DORIS hmprisormenL-Tre Prov
iience Journal answers the score o!
Etels against Rhode Island by Tie fol.
loving S:afemento OF iac's:
To al the clamcr :! at is raised by
foreign d5magogucs, a"a hat IS echo
cd by second c!ayss dcuagogucs nj
home. il is enough 10 anSweI.--ta'
fcprl,nue-, ior nhosc liberation they
lrn'ces such anx.ety. IS Canfncd &C
crrdlng to laws which are mi!jcr IN
this rhan in uav otl!'r State OF the
Union; The Punishment for treason
in this State being iurri,onmcnttor
Iifc-in OTHER States, death; hat not
witl.s'snSing the cn"rmIty O! his o.
fence. so mag1aEiIEouS was TIE gov
eminent, tina, tie only impeachment
10 his pardon has been lis o"n ohstI-
nscv in refusing 10 ask for II or 10
take tie oath Of allegiance TO the
State.
The stories about Ire "~ciose. foul
and Ioathsome dungeon IN which
Dorr is confined, and the ~severliI"s
10 which he is subjected, are just a
true as the other stories which have
been circulated by the insurgents Tor
the las, two years. The cells IN the
prison are about eight feet by four
teen in size. They aIe perfectly
clean, and are constantly supplied
with pure water. The prisoners are
furnished with a sufficient quantity
of good wholesome food, animal as
well as vegetable. The confinement
is not solitary. The prisoners are
placed in seperate cells at night; but
in the day they work in a large work
shop together. Their principal en-,
plovment i. the manufacture and
painting OF paper fans or screens and
is probably as light n description o.
mechanical labor as could be devised
Very important Discorery.-A VOTE
is announced in London under inc
title Of GlOssology-or addIlIon"
means Of diagnosis Of disease 10 Ut
derived from Indications and appear
ance, of the tongue, by DR.. y. Ridge
The Journals say: "Dr. Ridge ha'
made one of the most vital'y imPof
tan discoveries since the days o
Hunter, viz: That certain appear.
ances in parts of the tongue noica
the presence Of certain diseases ant
that these parts correspond with Ger
tam organs Of the body In I'M
book the divisions of the tongue ar
illustrated like those OF the Skull I"
the volumes of the phrenoioglsls.I.I
Theirs is a nervous connection wiz
the bodily organs belonging TO ule,,
As "the sick tale is not always ,ft'e,
the glossologist a at once ue'eI
The ialschood and cure the Pat'e"'
malgrc lui.
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LHana SJ,r foy Polk AMI DuNm.
Trrxs 0hi L:5~r'r. IN at h0st ter
t.ousou2 mcjorip.-Allhoush our
prospect were never so tatlerng,
vet i1ey grow brighter md brighter
every day. Indiana presents one
u.h,okcr front. Al is harmony and
cntl usirsm from tic lakes /" tie beau
it'll Ohio and from the Wabash /" tie
borders O. Chir. We assure cur 70
.Et,caI Gionds in ofler States that the
iioo..cr land : safe fnr democracy
ly . large majority. notwithstanding
NIL tie r"ntcring and clustering OF
the Wrige. Wha'. In4'ana 60 for
Ca? VAIN thought! WHIT! 90 t"r
the ma WHO, when lie was tho scr-
want O: lie people. cnar-eI Ii" more
i&giuC and fec spiritS. Ihe hardy Pc,
uerrs. with lg,nc ROBBERS and
PIRATES! No, ncvcr!--
IIWcs,era Union Democrat.
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ELECTION.

We arc authorized 10 MEL
son c. O'REAR, of st. Charles county,
as a candidate for the office Of Circuit
Attorney, at the next November Elec-
ton. June Sth, 1914.
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CALrULarioNs.--A GeorgrtoWn -.
{. correspondent Of the EichmoHd
Enquirer. IN that paper OF the 10Th
lnStunt after giving assurances that
Maryland Instead OF being a doubtful
STATE. will IN the op Mons et the best
informed men Of both parties. give Il
majority for Carroll (Locn) OF from
COO 10 1000 votes. SAYS:
Il vii now give o my decided
convictions, how | ieIieve that Hem
ry Claws prospects stand in the cnsu-
my contest. between Clay and Polk;
that Mr.. Polk will 50 flr distance Mr..
Clay. 50 as to leave him only the fol-
loving States, as certain and doubt
tul:
Certain. Vermont G., Rhode Isl
and 4. kentucky -, North Carolina
lis.
Nou6arui. Connecticut 6, Mary
land s. Massachusetts I2,--26.
Since putting down North Carroll
IA as certain Tor II. Clay ! have
some what changed my notions. The
election news from North Carolina is
more favorable than was anticipated
by the most sanguIne friends OF MIR.
Polk: and hence Il IS, that North Car
clina more properly belongs the
doubtful States. Time Will no doubt
deveiope the above statement rs 4
matter Of fact. Already IT IS percep-
.ubiv depicted in the cOuntenances al
Wings. tia! their game is even that h..
Clay will he laid upen the shelf, aud
consigned to tic shades Of Ashland"
a letter from llaml shire county
in Ike same paper says;
The cause of Democracy is on
ward, and the People are ifm. In
all NY Intercourse in this county.
have not found one Democrat waver-
ing; but on the contrary, they are oil
firm and much pleased, and buoyanl
in hope OF success"
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Mr.. ADAMs-Please announce my
am as a candidate for Circuit Attorney,
of the 3rd. Judicial Circuit, at the next
November election.
G.. W. BUCKNER.
March so, 1871.
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The lar and NeIrSpqPers.-I.-
Subscribers who do not give express
notice to tie contrary, are consider
cd wishing to continue their subscrIp-
tons.
q. If subscribers order The discon-
itinuancc of their papers the publisher
may continue to send them till all
cash charges are paid.
8. If subscribers neglect Or refuse
to take their papers from the offices
TO which they are directed they are
held responsible Till they have settled
their bills, and order their papers dis
continued,
4. Ii subscribers remove to other
places without informing the publish
ers, and the paper is sent to the form
er direction, they are held RESPONSE
BILE.
s. The Courts have decided that
refusing TO take a paper or perlod',
cal from the office. or removing, and
leaving it uncaIled for, is "primatacle'
evidence Of Intentional Fraud!
ABSTRACT or DEATHS IN St. LOUIS
for the week ending Monday. August
10Th. Total &c: Males 80: Females
81: Adslts Of: Children 80: Hospital
7: ST. Louis Cemetery 90: Catholic
25: Christ Church d: Presbyterian s;
Methodist 8: Diseases Of the seaser
50.
We regret to perceive that the pas
week has been yet more fatal to 4.
dults, than that Immediately proceed
ing, which had been the worst Of the
season. Last week the death of a,
dults was 25. none under III years o.
age: this week il has been 27-none
under 20.-[Gaz.
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Foreign ImDortatIons.

L'vERrooL.packet shin Roscius-H bags j Worh-OO
tons coal and 1900 SKIS salt Collins COL case Rbnson
M .saFoS casks Jossa bds eel and caE
Harrison,2i rkgs ne Gihon & col Fellows Wadsworh
y co-6 Hughes. Ward coo Smith Thu,gsr & co.'s +
Rehsri ssnia%ia eo1I Anse ee.2 Hunt Brphess
q Sheldon Phelps COL Reid spasue-i Van Antwerp
1akry-5 Sands, Fuller col Rulhveni Lagrava-5
Man, nsa Eli I'll R W,..ors Johnsops Hunt VII
den c3-l Fansl & Berwortha I Cook COL & Coy
Bayles-5 Taylor Son-2 w Whte-2 Bemis Halstesd
col Mccall col0 boxes tin 500 bds iron Phelps
C podss Ca R,2r pkg: Goslsr Jcnrsi Warrsn-
BrowaeI Messenger Broers-3o Butterfeld Brothers &
So-s ~ HudsonIio Camerand Brandt N Weed-l o
Wer-i5 Mitchell Coz Van Nest-2 Walsh d Mallory
l Bf H., Heath Breshsr5 staey-s Lion
sc lie pa ron-3 Haines Hays-9 Coriies co-i2l7
boys IN bdls iron Eggeston Battel pkg Eyr But
'ehed Bro'he's Coz Smith, Thurger Co.'S Dawson
"a RoatiMo t Reh,rdPI Ws;;on-i1 Ghon comi
n4an-soS bars iron II Abel co.'s Caprer-
Scks 10 bdls 81 cs steel % do mdke Is bbls order
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BEACON COURSE-RAClNG.

THE FALL MEETING Of 1914, will con mence on We'd
nesday October 2Jd Weather permitting three
days, commencing eachday AZ 2 o'c ok
First Day-propr etor Purse $780, Mile Heats for three
year olds that never Won purse.
Sane DayAt O'clock, Purse $780, THREE Mile Heats free
Tor all horses $500 10 secoud best Entries
made On Monday evening previous the Smiths
Second DayA "a o'clock Purse AeIiea free for al
horses.
Same DayAt 81 o'clock Purse sloo for all horses Mile
Heats best three in five Entr be made Smh's the
evening p evious by 10 O'Clock.
Third Dy-At 2L oc ck, Purse 500 free al horses
never purse previous to this meeting Two Mile Heats
Same nay-At 3s o'clock Purse $780, free FOR all horses
This Meeting takes place this time order to give the diff
feren Stables Of Horses which will attsnd the lmoe ce
time 70 attend this meeting All Of the important from
virginia and M land expected 10 attend this meeting
geher it'll Col Williamson stable from North Carolina
Guiding Regent March, and several hers. Also Mr.
onson able ncu the Colonel aud three four Others
Col lhompsou's Stable from Washington, AVID several oes
long string Of hore from Lorg Island aud New Jersey
GLIDING Fashion WIN will Regent the three mile day will
larger number Of horses han has attended
lug Al the north for raj years.
amount will be given
The following Sweepstakes open come during the
week the above meeting for three olds sub $780, H.
500 added by the Proprietor Mile Heats three
Also, Sweepstakes for year old sub $3.50 h. f.
added by the proprietor Three Milo Hsat more to
IN IKE = "
Both the above aud close at H. Smiths on the Even
ing Of the 22d Oct, at 10 O'Clock.
The above Meeting be governed by the Rules Of the Union
Course Stables aud straw will be furnished gratis.
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AUCTION SALES.

A UCTION NQTICE-EXTRAP PAINTINGS and RICH
~ JApANNEp ARTICL Es-Lsyy spooneg will seIl on
street TO commence at II O'clock On Wednesday the 10th
with the Antiquities consisting of Lacquered Japan Porcelain
rich ia gold and OF the oldest Japan wooden
furniture such Chairs, Tables and Cabnets China and
Japan Porcelain Plates Cups and Ssucers: old Dresden Poce
LAM groups Of Figures fancy Cups aud Saucers antique Fans
Of the 10th century with other antiquities.
The sale Of the 18th, will cUmpri.e the collection Of Oil
fsiatings Of high merit ofsncient aud modern the
country. Cata gue will be ready next Monday when tie
artcls hsexanined Ladies are invited call
and view tins collection. oil 6tsec
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PORT OF NEW YORK. OCTOBER Ii.

Cleared.
Steam ship New York Wright, New Orleans -shps Shelf
Charleston caos ven o bis.
Am Go; Powers Tobacco Rowland
Coz Telegraph Hayward Bermuda Made,on SG0 ce
as o sGs Ms
Busk.yie sC Badger Pscksehr. Lawenee Drifting iax
SSsa oIH Fs K s No & Me-
Gresdy aCo sesfan Pagh, Norfolk; Washington, Mason
Co; Stevens Briggs d. Bsss Mar;a Lsiany.
see do Johnson Lowden; Ontario Staples Bangor Buck
Packet ship Ro;cius, Collins from Liverpool Sept H. with
bound to Boston with loss Of and es ma,s
9Th inst experienced gale from Enc NV lost top
Barque +. Williams. (new) Packer from saybrook in
Brig Germ, Lincoln from Eastport, with plaster to Ne
schr Gonea, Ricsetson, from New Bedford with OIL to
,,schr Renown, Lowell. from Boston, with mdse, to
Schr Benz Bgeow. Baxter from Boston, with mdse to Jas
octavia, Churchill from Boston, with mdse to Foster
shr Talent Baker, days from Boston, with mde bound
schr W. II. Tucker, Hnckley from Boston, with mdse
sch Utica Bsarse from Boston, with mdse, bound to Al
Schr Hudson, Bearse, Boston, mdse
Schr Saadin, Msrsden, Boston, plaster.
F ssIS s9Fs!sas TRRS%s:Sn linn:
ssh sasnes H Ceot eGiif oaessssr sse
1a%s sss 6:bo% DERBY me c.
Schr tE,lG1.ida Hopkins Mystic ballast
ssh Lfs. .,sy:, Sn6; f.lI isiys, ballast
Hamburg ship stepbani Flor from Hamburg with mdse
Aiso s' Saiq r'si'i brig, unknown
Sailed.
Ships Panama, Criswod Canton: United States Brtton
Lverpooi brig Tybee, Mccormick Charleston and Others