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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-24
The school nIisfresses.

number Of the female teachers. from New England
to whom alluded day before yesterday, as having
reached Niagara their way West under arrangements
with Miss Beecher arrived Cincinnati the morning
the appearance Of notice We not hear of the fact
till yesterday, should have left others tell
us how good-looking, how amiable and how intelligent
they appeared. They Immediately pursued their journey
nine of them by the river packet TO Madison from thai
point to take the Railroad for indianapolis, and thence
distribute themselves teachers through that part OF
Indiana. Were they other than what they are should
take great pleasure in congatulang parents the
trail region of Indiana the good fortune which would
in that await their children but as it is we must
reserve our congratulations for the young Bachelors
indianapolis and 80 y, for whose ''ad and comfort
Miss Beecher is ta4 infinite deal of pains.
" We are sorry TO learn, that trunk belonging to
ofhe fair company taken from the Railroad De-
pot during the short time she tarred here by per-
who bad business with it, If any one has knowI-
edge of large iron-bound black trunk marked aru
Egy, he will greatly ObIge the owner, requested
to say by leaving word with Mr.. Geo l.. Weed Fourth
street, between Main and Walnut Cincinnati Gazette
June Is.
We have the pleasure of stating that the young Ia
dies above alluded to arrived in this city, safe and
sound, several days ago. Our young bachelors will
of course appreciate the congratulations of the Ca
zette and seize the earliest opportunity of demon
stratng their gratitude to these ahabe ''younteers
in the general cause Of humanity.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-24

0t-The lying Louisville Journal says that we have
the credit Of making the frst ASSAULT upon General
Taylor's military character. The lying Journal may
Keep that credit ITSELF for it the first that abused
Taylor for his equalization at Monterey.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-24
Bounty LANDS for Volunteers.

The undersigned has received the forms specific
from Washington City, for procuring the Land Warrants Scrip
for Volunteers entitled the having printed FORMS
enabled to attend to the short notice. and
GEORGE A. CHAPMAN
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-24

"There is this difference between Mr. Chapman
and us-we preach and he practises."-- Cambridge
Hpiele.
This is the case with most wing editors
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-24
~On Ambient ticket.

The average majority for the democratic candidates
will be about $4,000
or the Justices of the Supreme Court (says the Argusl
the Democrats elect taoentytioO viz The four in
lst ID 9th, and 9th Districts three the 4th
Sd and one IN the 9TH dstrics and the Wings elect ten
viz Two in the Sd, in the 4h three in the 9Th, and
four in the 9Th.
The Democratic Clerk of the Court Of Appeals is
elected by something over 6,OOO majority.
The Wings have crowed New York as
Wing State. The above shows how near they come
to the truth.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-24

Geo. C. McCune, Esq. has become the editor of the
St. Mary's, o. Sentinel. He is man of talents and
will do good service in the good Success 10
him.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-24
The Indiana and Arkansas Troops.

Ii is notorious that the Indiana troops bore the first
brunt of the battle of Buena VISTA and that the Ar
kansas soldiers fled, and could not again be rallied
Gen. Taylor, however, in his official dispatches
while he was very severe upon the former, be-
cause of their regiments was forced 10 give way
by overwhelming force, passed over tie latter with
as little censure as possible. From comparing seve-
raj accounts given of the battle, we long since came
TO the conclusion that patry sectional feeling had
great deal to do In exaggeraing the bad conduct of
the Indiana volunteers. 1t must be recoected that
we derive information of operations in Mexico
chiefly through southern newspapers and correspond
ents, who are continually manufacturing heroeS-and
these heroes, somehow or other are all south of Ma
son and DiXon's line. What contemplate sectional
ism is this.
1t is not easy to ascertain the exact truth about the
operations of our army The official dispatches may be
depended upon so far general movements and results
are concerned, but, the commanding general must
make up his report of details from the reports of his
subordlnates, his statements of particulars may at
times fail in accuracy The letter of an obscure SOL
der will occasionally contain some important fact
which we in vain look for in the regular despatch.
To Colonel Davis and his Mississippians is award
ed the credit by the southern newspaper correspond
ents OF having saved the fortunes of the day, when
the Indiana regiment gave way. Nothing is said of
the Junction of the Sd Indiana regiment with the Mis-
sissipans, before the attack of the ancers Nobody
would dream from the ordinary reports, that that
regiment had any thing 20 do in repeling the attack
when in fact it the most efficient body of troops
on that occasion.
The following extract from the adventures of the
Connaught Rangers" by Mr.. Grattan, an officer of
the British army in Spain, will show that oficalre-
ports do not always furnish the most ample and accu-
rate information
"After Salamanca, when Wellington and his VIC
torious army advanced Madrid, the Portuguese
dragons fed, without striking blow, before the
French lancers, exposing the of the German
cavalry to severe loss abandoning the artillery to its
fate, and furnishing the triumpha entr the British
into the capital, within mile of whicxhe disgrace
fu affair occurred. Still, to encourage these waver-
ing heads, it was necessary to speak civy of them
IN despaches-to pat them the back, and Tell them
they were fine fellows And this has sometimes been
misunderstood by simple persons who believe all they
see in print, and look upon dispatches and bulletins
essentially veracious documents "-Nationdl Era.
NEW YoRK.-The Journal of Commerce Of the 18th
says the following is the aggregate vote for Appeal
Judges in 40 counties:
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-24

New YoRK.-The Journal of Commerce of the 18th
says the following is the aggregate vote for Appeal
Judges in 40 counties:
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-02
Passengers Arrived.

Passengers Arrived.
LoNDoS-BHk Coromandsl-Captan Brown, and 255 in
the ST efage.
LIvEhPooL-ship Columbis-NIn Mckenzie and children
Scotland; Mrs Vaughan and Miss vaughan, Cincinnati d.
Geo Baker aud ldy Miss Baker, Norwslk, Ohio; Id
mnnd Hope and ia Engisnd Mrs Purcell Mis- Purcell,
Ireland; Mrs Charles, York; Mrs Nc Doneugh Aiexr
mock, lrelaue Kchd Jones Jones, Dublin Love- Ire
land Watson, Philsdelphla; w II d, cAmsn, n York;
Henry Chas smith, charge daair Prussia Benz Hoppen,
jun Providence, X Il Williams. England and 323 in
the se-rsKe.
LrvERrooL;-shp BsrinG-J Harrison, J Alexander, J
.GL.ssow-shipV ermont-Ni NJ Shields, Miss A Dairy
Miss Dairy Miss Russell, Russell. and LOG in the
BREMEN-Bark Hudson-George + Ashoff, Herman Ashof.
Nonz Hener, Seligman Tansig Mrs Rosae Tansig Miss
Tdnsig, Miss Dina Tansg, Mr. lgnatz Tansg, Mr. NORTH
iansig Miss Amelia Tansig, Adam Leavy Joachim kaz
Miss Louisa kaz Miss Theresa Ge Iber Chns 1hibner NJ
Meyer Aug Doruheim, Samson. Ferd Flicker, all Of Ger
men, + Aishot. Of Boston, and SO in the Storage
BREMEN-Shp Bremen--Mr Heierhof, Treiner, Crosse
and ftfs Book.
.NEuvlrAs-Bark southemcr-BH Wright, J Dougherty
A IN trOng.
ANrwEnr-Bark Ann D Wesh--John Francis and servant
and lao IN the seeraRe.
MoNTEviDgo-Bark Mason Barne yBeni Canaan, lady and
2dsughte.s Fredrico Ga,sy.
APALAoHIcoLA-Brg Emeline-B Ellison, and A Murray.
APALAcBIcoLA-Bark Jane Wiams-A Wiley, lady
aad cnd: w IN Hone iady2 children and servant; James
shackelfod aud lady; Messs Ailliken May, Brown and
Dixon.
CHAaL EsroN-Brig George-Mrs INVEST Mis-, de AIbaird
Miss Hcadmsn, Miss w Truesdule Miss NJ Howard Mrs
@ Daniels lady and children, Messrs Howard A Soil
nous, Solmons, Fleming Orcott, Adams, and Master
West
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-02
Arrival or Strangers Ia New York.


AMERICAN HOTEL.
~. Godds LSysys lyman Boston Mr. and Mr..
STset iS.in White Fs hsdd No Mrs.
Flood ST. Louis; Hs'f sste s'i Boston; W. Rs.o CHM
W Dewey New Orleans; L. sweet rortlsnd; Mr. and Mrs
R1t,erson Boston" Mr. Diesio1 hoTisvs; Mr. And Mrs
Washington; Mir Ben, Baltimore; Mr. Myers: H. Recke,
l. Hnchcoes 81 Louis; vi Ha,dy j Kibey Ws'h,nstica;
Il o Boston, G. New YoIi and
s. ssSsn Neos kfad assy
Lormack Hartfod; A. Bate MOBILIZE F. Atwa,er Brussels
Deadly, South csrolina' Czdt in'ho-y ship Argo. w '
Miss Rape Mr.. and MIS-, vaughan Mr. and Mrs Blake
Sa; Miss DOUGLASS. Baltimore Mt, Mrssnd Miss Reeves,
ri rs Bown e. s. Joh
y. e; f. Seabrook Chaeston s. Williams Petersbnrg w.
or, N b; L. Waxiord r. R. oud, BALTIMORE; Z. G. John
son, Springfield: Mr. Haight n y; DR. Geo Bakef Proyi-
passengers per Columbia, Canada
FRANKLIN HOTEL.
Fisher Boston; q Church. vcssbSprgh s,. sumpsI
y; Hon W BosId%a" New Haven; W Hector, Philad; i.
Tisai0H;J Cone Nasi Hdn e. C R RaT% NC
Macon; 0cl Hooper, So Louis. W. Petit, Pha bay
Ausu;!. H hoas rSi Will MsmgSh, H. JohpsoT
s SRo fG edse D Msmp Ss f ayne
4GSy BRYANT, N%SsSn A Ws1e 6s $ as
Mr. and Mrs Banning, Hartford Mr. and Miss Bell Monire
J. Stowe NC.
G. Cobb Chicago; w Clarke Boston; M Beach, Hartford;
Read Hsrtiord H. Evans. Maine; w Gilman W. Sherman,
Chicsgo; S. Goodridse New York; D. Taft, Columbus;
Field Baitimoe Mr.. and Mrs Ward. Palermo; L. McDou-
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% 5 A a :sls. r e:s! wans s
~ s1sis Ni;sfs s'' w.s,
% 9 .ssa.SS
tss o S sSsa fEss1%:
MseT;.y ss$
do Bo.s Tsmsx ac Rs
Lief. srwn. do: schs lohu simmoas,, whorG Riehmond
.p 49, ho%s
op ss George Ga ssS.
kxcel Ksansdy sayanqsh Jossphss sosIwiel St Ssa,,
't Ss fspSs iss1 ss;
s' Ssss hsa X SIs%s
nLa%AkF BrrAma .,U jaw sThs brig Emma from
ss E.. s's s E'Hs
er Providence and Ms.iso DO down sgS
Jdy S ss KIis; R0saw
%1s
yss s ana a 1d S H es@sp Yacht
SSs,ys:Os ships T5sn'sa Manson, GoSss;sl
Liverpool Francis Ann, Robinson, glasgow bark Indiana
xS's hs Snow Hs saSS T
.s BSisa aea Nae
sss. csl S"i ssson FIN T,pa' ys sls%q Mantle
Msa$ori S$Edssas Daaa. ss;S Sss;'
Vera sun Mipike Phils schr: Waissw. Bad,sE. Ha
May ssi MaTs;t &
FS %ai ' Yo.'sa :sh ss Ssss" sSS:
E:!S; a I.sss Hughes. Phi.; ac;ys
Fanny Scott. bsso; ass shp Baker ayrs
HAVEN tjfsS .ehr Gold Hunter Mansfield
PHIIADrlrHr4 Aug lar ship Gsorgapa. Higgins, Liy-
% hs:: ss: sS %
Ess ELI :4.
TS @ s.
Ns DsSscn T % ro Nt~
s:s%
s Ss. %s% 41 Whale. E p sSTs 'sss
Ga brig; Amanda Renton. Demaraa; talm E!drdge Bos
M
s%i!S ss:,ss; Je. LSS;.S IA Es$%saa; Ady:sss
WysR sS:SV BSsa.
ds9 sss d. Ai ,
Sarah Ma' f. H Rs.l n as
smsa. dy s oa". a M sstay d
ship Holiinger Alrssadra; rennsyvaniao Bowen, Y;
baIges Kline AlleS dG Trojan Es Trey: P E; Al
PoRT WALrHALL, July 28-Ar hip Lou s,ana and bark
Lucy Penamau, York; schs VIM Burke, end Select New
York.
PsovDENcE, July soAr, sehr Moses Brown, Niekeson,
RIcHMoND. July 30-Cd, Br brig LYDIA Mather, for Lon
dom Arr ssnr COURIER Couch York; W chbTE sWack
Mary Peek Lsc0m2 do Matthew Bird coS,os DO; Jsa
do Rochester, Bingham ksrk Brilliant Skinner Hy
Brown. James, do Sco, Ramsey, Boston Sid brig Osceoa
Loring. Sandwich.
s.yANNAH July 2sCld bark Vernon. Paxton. New York;
brig Charles Joseph. Leigh, Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-02
COMMERCIAL INTELLIG GNGE.

New OnLrAss july 24--Since the date OF our iast
weekly review the corn has remained IN raei
inaotive state the daily transactions having been quite
limited, with the exception OF Monuay, 49, 60 an
10000 bushels were disposed o. az wheat has likewise
been outlet and the sales since our last only amount 70
about is bushels, at 30 TO soc pc, ousS ae ao &
within the past few days there better demand and
sales have been made at IS TO SIC and prime lots are
hi At aOc Arrived during the week. l4569 sacks corn
ass 90 wheat and 24i do. oats Cleared In the same
time for Liverpool 10 O0s sacks wheat; Hayre 1854;
New York 1885, Boston. 205; Philadelphia 2S2; Liver
oos 40 sacks corn Cork and market. 2,4l2 Hava-
ma .2s5 Havre, 7Ss; Kingston, ia. 200; New York,
a7a5 Boston, $685. Philsdelphia, $685. other ports,
aas-together 80 5O7 sacks wheat aud 4O9sl do corn
Flour report of last Friday, stated that tho
hour ket had closed quietly at 81 to 81 l2h per Dbl
for Ohio brands Since then tho demand has been
from brisk and notwithstanding the decline In frsights
We osn scarcely notice any Improvement in prices -
1h total sales of the week amount to 500 barrels
OF winch 900 disposed OF on Wsdne sday, in
cdding As illinois at 81 90; 900 do sour at 50 62
day. loVo bills amongst which 1000 Ohio at 81 i2 400
SOU ut s. 6a5S; 100 Illinois ut 81 62 and to-day
few soa lots at similar rates We quote Ohio 81 i0aSa
per sbl Arrived during the past week, 1877 barrels
Lvsred time for Liverpool 9647 bbls; Glas-
sa Priucs 4sO; New York. l45I Boston 1914; PhiIade
ph, $40; other ports S26-together 296I3 bbs Corn
realA very considerable decline has taken place In
this article since last. On Saturday. sale 600
bhs was made at So So but Wednesday 760 barrels
disposed of at ~ and 100 bbs yesterday at 81 10
Considerable quantities have been shipped from first
band and holders refuse to take less than 81 per Dbl
Tor good lote
DETROIT, July GIVE hear of no transactions In the
market except few sales Of flour to retailers at Sd
&c. Corn 30 u 35c.
CLEVELAND, July assales last pight-20o bbls -four,
good brand at 81 rs; 237 do Gerard, at 81 l2H 275
bushels wheat at $50. To-day large transactions
taken place. Some wheat is coming in by teams
amongst which we notice one load OF new wheat, the
first this which sold at Soc Several samples of
crop In market ana pronounced Of excellent
quality. 10 bbls msts pork sold at SIS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-02
MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST q

Arrived.
New July eS ST. H o
s9s
native Of Liverpool si rom The "aa royal yard
sysIboard and was ,o:, LAT q a. Op 80 bark
eschanredsi nails with bark ssmbou bound east ss
Pscke, ship Columbia Fu!bsr from Liverpool June IL,
Ship scotland Mills from Havre with mdse to Taylor
British ship NsEaul Ewing, 40 days from London, with
Bs@sp ri. Bremen. dssIisa d;ys from Bremen with
Ship Fsy from Glasgow With md.e
SP Penn ssas MessA s.ys fSm Ljyeroo with
st % spoke scRr Mad. Of st
Ship Hartford ssunemau days from Boston, in ballast to
Durham Dimqn c,.
PIX Mason Barney lss SiS%,evideg June With
S'. %'5! Ss S s$ &
% m apr Sn
bearing ives. 20 miles passed ship Chesapeake Of Baltimore
G,ik tsuo;a Appleton, 20 days from Rio de J,neiro h
Eso%gs Man:s$ New yos and % whale . .h'p
Boston The reports the Coast of sumatra ship Pales
S aebe day. from N.u to
British tare %.ud., Pember from Leudon, June 49, in
PAIL ode., pa9 ro% ab S, & ~ M a. Lon 49, spoHs
Bark Jan, Williams, Williams, days from Apalachco
men bark l as d HShS 81 days from Bremen
a Hp!1 &c. Co. M ,.S q.aa e. ton q exchanged
instant lat S. spoke bg Lucy of and for Boston
dam, ball s aud ll9 pas,eagers to Sch midi Bchen
Brig Emeline. Msnwsring, Is days from Apalachcos
e. sutton" for BosOa and Cai s G sySesie D1S S
Orig Alah,ma Howard IS DAYS from Mobile with cotton
steamer standing ENE.
Brig Washington Curtis, 10 days from Turks Island. with
Brig @ w Kendall Pinkhnm. from Lasun,, Sd July, with
l1gwooa % tS Nesmth Walsh Il, "a so lou s5 spoke brig
Brg Cot: Pchaer 10 days from Aansana Cuba, with
,ndse to Lewis No date, spoke bg Anel Of Portland
Brig George, Yates Charleston. days George Buckley
Schr Samuel Lewis Ford from Brszo, Santiago Key
schr Nunseil rnce, days from Eiehuera with 5eO
dorm pine apples 30 punches bbs lime Curtis
schr Morss Parker % days from New Orleans with -four,
order Soth 9lt OF the spoke brig Arso OF and for
scI Iowa pertck, dayi from Newben, c. with naval
schr l. Smith, Young, days from Wilmington, n G.,
schr Bu;k PSrasl days from Wilmington. NC with
schr Bangor tutfner,7 days from Georgetown c. with
seSr Jones States days from Wilmington, NC with
30 ssh, srGx0 LS q az from G. With
sehr Powell, Pow.l,. days from Wilmington, N C.
Schr Jones' stutz, DAYS from Wilmington NC, with
naval stores 10 De Rosset Brown.
schr Smith. Young. from Wilmington, c with
sehr Regins Hill olmstcd II days from Havana to VIM
Mckinley.
2 nd 2briys
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ssss yaias 70 sxpisa tbs freely 70 thse whsh rcd
ga bsisys thaf sueossdsd 10 tndsosisae them, The
rouns sssu wvrs npah dtspisassd and pscCssd them
that would sndsavor 10 induce their Great Father 10
sursnce IL would be done
They preparing petition to the President in
gard to their smith funds. sc
The Indians have been unusually peacsabe In their
relations for months. The Yancton and santie
sioux attacked last fall the Omahas and killed seventy
eight of their people Last spring, the Omahas q
toes attacked aud killed Sioux. learn that the
Assinabons killed last winter three In the employ
ment of the Hudson Bay Company, who had brough ut
~hiskey into their country for sale. They vags
bond white men engaged in Illicit trade, and such
suits are naturally to be pected however much to be
regretted; and such things will long Al they
continue to give tho Indians whiskey. There are no
spirits In the country at present and the Indians say
they want none; that they are a great deal better
without them Except the Assina boins).
Respectfully, your obedent servant,
G. c. MATLOcK Indian Agent
Thomas H. HARVEY, Esq, Superintendent Indian Al
fairs, st. Louis Missouri.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-02
Herald Marine Correspondence.

Herald Marine Correspondence.
A., PH%ApELrH,A, Aug. IA I'm.
o sS"1S eTg n%Ia sea Boston, schs
Miscellaneous Record.
sHIi PEScE ALPEnr fer LONDON, will sail this day al II
n"a tn. sp ope ssise oS H.v S LIeG will sail "
Letter Bags will close at the Exchange Read ing Room al
n Sarah yss ads for liverpool will sail
the city Tuesday Ia On Wednesday last they were
engaged pnmpinY her out aud saving the cargo which
damaged totally ruined. lmany of these articles
sold without delay they can be saved in for
~ We indebted the Savannah Georgian for slim
Spoken.
store ship Relief 10 Jays from Vera Cruz for Pensaco
Ship Charleston from Charleston for Vera Cruz, with
steamer Msj9r TS%piias from Philadelphia for Tam
Cspe levin New Holland Dec asrh with 1900 bbs sperm
oil on board. In sight same time ships VIM and Henry,
Benjamin Fairhaven 500 sp Susan Manchester 5OO part
Al Rio Janeiro June 80 banks Sarah Esther Griffin;
Me-, 1hio%pSo Clark still under seisns Sailed from DO e
a' sa s"s 70 o.. ss Ys Ess Ha''
Foreign Ports.
smyrna co July Ar b,ks Chiffon Bartlett Bangor
ESsmsr fopsa S.1so G%s
Walsop o 1,on Long diys from Bangor brig Adea
,o A. jay yu port brigs Wenesy, Davis, for Bos
ton uayi belfast, Jordan do soon.
Tor New York. dg 'N''N' '
AJATzA Jnly 2@-Ship Vespasisn Brs .er from Belfast
~ S, p s npgI Oingey TO mou'g. loading; Bal
a., o"h Iof riese 90; Richmond bartlett Bremen, do
swv.d wnght Ssw YORK go Walter Rsadai for
sssgeo andi brigs Flora, ~tu ffnni ona uderry wsng
ommesc-, Cam from Wscsss.t, dischsrr,sc: U,yris,
pro"n i9I BOSTON, loading; Cath, rae Nchos Nichols for
from b.,,n Juae asla port tars ,ure EIdncge
rgHsst Tor Baltimore, July sne Snow I'm do arr pan
pLs lmens Pelrck from 10 ton do; Don Juan Graham
prsenco hanche aud igoo Rp H. for Africa Imperial
po, Sbnz 2r Philadelphia ldgi Penguin (Ssrdnsn for
w, oe sem M,das Johason unc 2eh sid barks Euno.
Green Baltimore "s'' ""' "eo''
~ EEm Chuz, July l2--Cld hrigs Thos Walter Markham N
one~'' rete1buT' Manchaik, aoi Hsyti, Cuts, do
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, .s; I'm. 1;.sYss eel Xd:s ;s,s:: *!

s;:::l s;s:s: :s5l x:sa:g7. 7,;ss:;;
:5 s:ss, E. siit I'LL.
'alrs sss
Ss,sn 9sis% gPsss MAI.
e feS%s1-,s7E
Nv fT'i Fs ssl CT ss IA
Phelps Giisads1s Lssff si S%s,a Baker ss eo
m ssso1s By Bsasr i B%dq Eassd ksmeIs Epsssa
ss is1s timber bap6@,S eo1s Henry Wsns a
fsisIls piysa 600 ce Ben Maylo Kegs s barrels
f BssMss s9 Bmsnl tx. drupenthal & COS
e. e1i'i 's' gs Ssria s fsss ses
Web p CO u Of DO &C. Sas6 do
bales 9 T Msysr ses-ioCs pSse, .ssd shin: i 6oss.
ssfsss ca Dc S.: s' Ssm
ohss veGr ss ss, nns rag, Iss Hen
pi E's" Sss q
Ksret-s bs Sas eTi su wn H.ns t da
piece. 80 Ss ko.
SsnSs % az eOS Dc BSaI
Bernheimer Hansman-s9 cs 1900 drmjohns AZ bxs to
BrsMrs-Bark Hadson--ls boxes K.hlsast Brother-I W
Gssss ss Ss, Tiyy nos"f Ellie cps; g gin John
psnhs e. g. Pee, SiIIfI@ cash To1tt%S,sh%i
sS. ws. % Ts.,-s DO do S,d My
ASTwERP-B ark Ann Wesh-S cases CoI.ill & Fleming
eases S,mo.e'er Bac colo Oppenhe m-3 cks
WTS Mails cases bhls Carl Maller-lO Boz
ceau y Rush--23 baskts T Zmm- rmsi-2 schulz
Bledorn-l cases II Tiger col trunk TIMBER Dambmann
--l20 ineots speer case to order.
MoSTEvIpEo-Bark Mason Barny-5;a5 dry OK and COW
hides s. bales mdze pkg, DO bale nua skins bdls do 1000
bales mdze Barnard ADAMS co-27d Mexican, Bowie & co
2G4 dry and cow aides Victor Duckwiz40O do Spot
ford, fileson &cS87l5 bales mdze do Hsyes-iO
Blancom x Champlin.
NUEvAs Bark bbls 85 bys sugar 100 tons
copper 40 logs cedar co mahogany fusc honey
hhds l6 trcs moasses Holt Owen-6o000 segars Har
mony, Nephew & CO.
MANISILLA-Br'g Coit-08 logs mahogany 20 do cedar
200 bales tobacco 1919 sticks granada BIDS palm leaf
mas6i bxs segars bols honey PAensadt Schumacher
Woolsey-5oo dog ping apples to the captain.
LAGuNA-Brig G w Kendal-582l5 quntals logwood Pa.
v ensadt T. Shnmacker
RIO JANEIRo-Bark Gifford-26OO bags coffee Foster
Son.
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Domestic llnportati0ns.

CHARLEsro.-Brig GeorgeIs bales cotton Caldwell
SO do q Bulkey72 do WA King36l bbls turpentine Sou
ter roths'. CO.. box Me9r, head, boz Sands
MoBE-Brg Alabama2s9 bales cotton Souter, Brothers
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