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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-01
MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
SHIP NEWS NOTICE.


Commanders Of vessels bound to this port will con-
fer favor upon by having all parcels, papers, and
reports intended for the Ne,o Ycyk Herald ready for
immediate delivery to our news steamer, the News
Boy. She will board inward bound vessels in the vi
cinity Of Sandy Hook. Those bound TO other ports
whether foreign domestic will confer an additional
favor by forwarding the Herald through the mail
or otherwise, ship papers that may be deem
ed of interest to the community. We will gladly re-
Port of New York, September L. ls4s.
Sc: .s " moo: ssas IL 3
Cleared.
Fi Mobile G %.rh ha Sarh.
ma Hamilton, ChArestOnJ Wadel Severn Cheever do,
Bis aBrj fdde%ann Bathurst, Faiin Brewer A''0n 'A
Brss CrOnsadt Hatch Rio janeiro and River la Plata
as Curry Halifax i rs whsslxrishs
N ST. smith Esn ns f
Panama Davis baltimore; Rob Roy. shampen, Wareham
s'00p-champi0n BeSoe. Fall River
BIT ss.%shP Nias,s Capt Ryre Liverpool 18th inst. and
sS y Boarded Sh h %ae sns i
oeosi miles Of the light boat "''"''' 10 mn0'e'
An % ss IS g. g 'S N i Snss..s a..
Fyo Hsre ofw 81 days.
,ss sga HS s Il days rs
ship William Coop bound The has been days North Of
Hatterss
Brig Torqun Sawyer Cardenas 10th Aug with sugar &c. to
1hurston The has been day. North Of Haterass with
strong breeze: from Was boarded by the Jacob Belle
Br brig Pageant Dak Disby MS, isdays with plaster to
master
Brig Tuscan King Sullivan Nc, days with granite for the
Nsvy Yard.
Sci, f i,mas Msnten w.:ssrs.Sn
Sclr Rival, Jones Virginia, 4 days
echr Charger Post Richmond, 6says
Shr Manchester, Tuttle, Richmond days.
schr Hiram Ger ard. Tunnel. Bait more q days
Scbr Entire Chamberlain. Baltimore. days
Schr Noe Seaman. Baltimore, days.
Schr Ecoit, Cole, Baltimore 4 days.
eohr Mary W. Hawthorne Maryland 4 days
Sc hr Lake Haebt, Philadelphia
Schr Hmm L, Smith, Philadelphia, days.
Sailed.
Ship Lebanon, Liverpool bsrs Palmetto, Rio Janeiro Ap
tborp Cork Albertins SPAIN Chsiros Demaraa
tahza kspd Havana brig Pbilura Savannah Augusta
Jesse, Turks Island Sabos, Charleston Quincy
Aususr 3-wind. ~ SUNRISE N, Meridian. ST. su.ssA
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BALTIMORE, Aug. 30, 1913.

BALTIMORE, Aug 30, 1913.
A Political ReriUai-Stu among the Iayior men
Boat Race Steamboat Sale 7heafricais, &c.
Another effort is being made among our po-
hucians TO get up ar excitement on the Preslden-
tial question, preparations being IN progress for
mass-meetinRs, &c. The Tay,or men begin to
evince an energy that surpasses that of the demo-
crazy. This newly obtained energy has resulted
from visit Of come SIX hundred OF oul wings to
Cambridge on Monday last, where ] learn they
found the whole population, men, women, and
children, unanimous for Taylor and Fillmore
wing, but learn that General Taylor has almost
swept away all PATTY lines
Quite an interesting race between a number of
sail boats came oil yesterday on Fell's Point
lhe prlzes were n silver goblet holding about d
pint, and a silver plated nut basket. sixteen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-01
Naval Intelligence.

The T. S. bomb brig Hecla, Lieut.. Comma n i ng
Duke, sailed yesterday for New York The folio wing
is list Of officers Of the IT, s. ship Portsmouth Com
mander VIM Nj. Armstrong, at Boston for the coast
of Africa Commander. VIM. NJ Armstrong Lieu
tenants, Henry Darcautel, NJ Dove, John H Sher
burne, = Howell Surgeon, John L. Fox Asssta mt
Surgeon, w. ID. Harrison Purser, John o. Bradford
Acting Master, Geo. NJ: Ransom Passed Midshipmen n,
A. A. Semmes, Geo w. Young, Chas. Gray, w H.
Weaver, w. p Buckner; Acting Mldshipmau, John
E. Johnston Boatswain, Amos COson Gunner, VIM
Craig Carpenter, Asa Ponsett Sailmaker, Charles
y. Frost.-NoIfoLk Beacon, Aug. 3Oth.
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BALTIMORE, August 81, 1913.


Opening of the Fall Trade-Tke Free Soil Prospects,
Balfisrore and Charleston Steamers Thearicais &c
The fall trade is commencing in Baltimore, with
prospects mott glorious Of prosperity to ouf
Wholesale merchants Although money Is scarce in
the cities there appears to be abundance of it IN
the country. and there is an indication abroad Of q
more than usually satisfactory reckoning up of old
accounts.
The free soil men in extaces at the prospect of
John Van Buren, paying them visit shortly By the
way although the character of the would leaders
this new party in Baltimore has brought 1t into ridi-
Guile here there seems to be no doubt but that the
principle has strong hold the people. A letter
was. Yesterday, received from ex Governor Thomas.
of Maryland in which he states his fixed determine
ton the free soil ticket this fall despite OF all
former political associations In New York. and ct the
North generally the young democracy the support.
ers of free SOIL hut here in Maya the old hunkers
stand up to the rack with the utmost promptitude.
The efforts making in this city to start line Of
ste amers Charleston, has been crowned with
cess and learn that the company now contract.
ing with our builders for their first vessel to take
place on the line the first of June next
There are now three theatres in operation here and
they are all angu2hing Next week two more will be
opened when there will doubtless be thing worse
than languishipg among them
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boats entered for the race, and at one O'Clock they
started from Ke's wharf, sailing around the white
rocks and back, distance Of about l8 miles.
The first prize was won by the Fairy" Phila-
delphia built boat, sailed by Mr.. Henry Kelly.
Mr.. Richard Brad-nhouse, returned to the start.
Ing point scarcely minute behind her successful
competitor The second prize was won by the
Antonetie, sailed by Mr. Daniel Evans. The
race attracted an immense concourse TO the
whaves in the lower section Of the city, and the
spori wasexcellent.
The steam tow-boat Relief was sold at auction
yesterday for $4,000, for claims amounting to
about S25 900. She was bought IN by the credl-
tors, who intend to establish company, and keep
her engaged in the business of towing.
We will have five theatrical establishments
open next week. The three now in full blast are
doing very good business.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-01

CARGO OF YANKEE NoTIoNs-The ship Serani-
pore, Capt. Hastings, which cleared on the 10Th,
at Boston, for the Sandwich Islands, has cargo
OF Yankee notions, of all sorts and kinds valued at
$SS, 900. Her manifest at the Custom House is
nearly two yards long.
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Democratic majority

Democratic majority ............. I 1G6
The democratic majority in March, 1913, we
believe, was about $500.
MAINE,-The vote of Maine is also equally GER
ain for Cass, notwithstanding the claims of some
of the Van Buren, papers. The democratic major
ity for Governor, last year, was $50 over whigs
abolitonists and all others; and in 1874 the vote
Tor President was as follOws:-
Clay. IA 3I6
Brney. ........."....... 4, 836
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-01
Police Intelligence

a ufgfd1-OmCer n,
of the vgilant officers of the 10th ward police to-
gether with Officer Duhong of the 7th ward succeed
ed yesterday in arresting man by tie of Theo
dore Williams and his wife also, whom the officers
found in q house the Bowery, in Hester street,
where they found two large trunks, containing
large quantity of ewelry consisting of 40 gold and
silver watches ~ dozen Of silver table spoons
700 800 gold finger rings set with various stones
and large lot Of different kinds of jewelry, The
other trunk contained very large lot of ladies' gater
boots and shoes all of which the proceeds of FIVE
burgares. large proportion Of the jewelry and
spoons have been identified by Mr. Bankslen, No. 49,
Division street, whose store was robbed Monday
night last and nearly worth of property stolen
therefrom. Some of the jewelry belongs to
jewelers. in Brooklyn, whose stores have been robbed
have not been identified yet, but will, possibly
during to- day The whole of the property recovered
will amount to over $1,000 already but the officers
still in pursuit of two thieves whereby they
expect to three trunks which in all pro-
liability will ontan the balance of the stolen proper
ty. The officers deserve much credit for the per-
severing manner they have exhibited, in searching
out this cunning rogue and in the recovery Of the
property for which they receive $500 90
ward for their services. Justice Osbor committed
Williams and his wife to prison, to await further
hearing
Charge of Rob5ery.-Oflcer Whalan and ex-officer
McManus, arrested yesterday two men by the names
Of Peter Riley md Cornelius Dolan, a charge Of
robbing and decoying man by the name of Elisha
W. Martin up alley in the rear of No. Franklin
while the other stole his pocket book containing S14
Information was given to the above officers who soon
had the rascas in custody. Justice Lothrop commit
ted them both for trial
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-01
The Crops.

The Crops.
We learn that the potato rot continues to spread
pretty extensively throughout this county.-Raeine
(Wis) Whis
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COLLEGE IN 8rRcA.--li is stated that citi-
zen OF MissIssipp las Jeff 100000 for the es,a-
bshmen, Of college in Liberia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-01

LATE FROM CHIHuAHUA.-A letter from Chlhua-
hua was received in this city yesterday, by the
southern route, as late as the 7th of last month.
From this letter, we learn that the American troops
still in possession of that city. Col Easton's
battalion was to leave the 18th of the month, for
Santa Fe, and thence home; Colonel Rails regi-
ment on the 18th; and General Price, with MAJOR
BealPs command OF Dragons, on the 10Th. Squire
Collins, who left Washington as an express for
the government, travelling by way of Satillo, had
arrived safely at Chihuahua, but without orders
to evacute the city, which General Price expected
by him. 1t is stated that David Morgan, who was
despatched by General Wool to Chihuahua with
Instructions to General Price to retire from that
city, had not reached his destination. He left Sal
tillo before Collins arrived there ard the latter
heard of his being at Mapiml, fifteen days before
his arrival, but nothing was known of him subse-
quent to that time. He is supposed to have been
murdered.
Immense quantities of goods were pouring into
Chihuahua, and it was feared that sacrifices would
have to be made of them. The Mexicans, 1t Is
said, threaten to collect full duties upon all goods
now introduced. They contend, that Chihuahua
was not legally occupied by the United States, and
that the treaty declares, that goods transported to
a point not occupied by the American troops are
subject to the duties imposed by the Mexican laws.
AT all events, they intend to collect the duties and
they are wrong the matter can be settled by the
two governments.-St. Louis Republican, dug. "a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-01

MILITARY POPULARITY IN ILIINoIs.-Under this
head, the editor of the ST. Louis Nep Era makes
the following remarks -" The result of the late
elections in our neghboring State has conclusIvey
shown the mania for public men around whom are
thrown tlthe of military glory. OF the second
Illinois regiment all three of its officers were can
didates, and have been elected Col. Bissel to
Congress- without opposition; Lieut. Col Morrison
to the State Senate, overcoming a majority OF up
wards of thousand and Major Trail to the Lee
gislature. of the third illinois regiment, Major s.
d, Marshall was candidate against Mr. McCler-
nand, and, though defeated has reduced the usual
majority nearly two-thirds. OF the fourth Illinois
regiment, Col. L. d. Baker emigrated last spring
to the Galena district, and took the field against
the late Lieut. Governor of the State, beating hum
by upwards of thousand majority; and Major
Harris, who was candidate against Judge Logan
in the Springfield district, has been elected to Con-
gress against political majority greater than that
against which Col. Baker had to contend. Major
Richardson, of the first Illinois regiment is the
only field officer from that gallant and unsurpassed
regiment, commanded by the lamented Hardin,
that was a candidate before the people, and was
reelected to Congress without opposition of the
four regiments, consequently, that were twelve
months volunteers, four of the seven representa-
tlves to Congress have been selected from among
their field officers To these 1t may not be i'm
proper 10 add the late appointment of Gen. Shields,
from the same State, as Governor of Oregon, who,
If he declines, 1t will only be for the reason that he
regards his chances safe to be elected to the UNI
ted States Senate.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1848-03-08

etate of Michigan, at session of the Circuit court
for the county of Washtenaw. In chancery held
at the court house in AnnArbor in said county on
the 9th day of January A, D. lS4e Present Geo.
Miles, Circuit Judge.
Ardn H. Ballard, and Robert Fleming Admlnistra-
tors of the Estate of Robert Fleming deceased,
Compliments.
Zenas Nash, Junior Edward Tory, Adelne Tory,
David Page Defendants.
1t appearing to the satisfaction OF this court that
the defendant, Zenas Nash Junior resides out of
this State, to wit, in the state Of Texas. On motion
of Skinner and Joslin solicitors for the compainants
Il is ordered that the said Zenas Nash Junior cause
his appearance in this be entered and notice
thereof to be served compliments solicitors with
in four months from thr date Of this erder and in
case of his appearance that he cause his answer te
the compliments bill be filed and copy thereon to
be served on the compliments solicitor within forty
DAYS after service of copy of said bill and in default
thereof, said bill of complainant may be taken as
confessed against him and it is further ordered thai
within twenty days the complaints cause this order
TO be published in some public newspaper published
in the county of Wasktenaw, and that said pubica
ton be continued in said paper at least once in eacf
week for six weeks in succession or that they cause
a copy ofsaid order to be personally served on tbs
said defendant at lest twenty days before the tins
above prescribed for his appearance.
CASSUS SWIFT Register.
STEINER &. JosIIy. Atty Sol
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1848-03-08
Fashionable Tailoring.

TIHE Sub-ftft,ri akrs tlI> mtliata ID ri ti1a,,-
Il king his trends and patrons for the liberal
uppOri they has given him for The last sirre years
''.a I've has rar.itd ihe Tailoring business in
Yssilan'l. snd hegs leave TO inform the ppbli,
'1g5 i's sop Is rDnduc-sd Very different prln
1pes from tailoring esiisl'r~ ime'iS he cou,.
owns of this STATE. whore drunke en- and ;rte-
ror workmen are almost entirety employed, or
."Ys and young women taken for three or six
r"ths, who OF course spoil The work put int.
heir hands. He can assure his friends hat fher
lie none at presJn; employed in his shop bui have
been from four ct seven at the business
fluffy taught by himself in all the ne vest meli-
DDS OF working in the mos. Fashionable Shops
IN New York and. as it twel known TO the
public that he has never SPARED expence to obtain
all the varons changes of fashion with. With
these assurances he thinks his friends will give
him call, when they want work done. at his old
stand. mex. door to E. ]. Hewi's store, wher,
he will do work in all The different branches o.
The Tailoring Business at hall his original prices
lor cash down. WIN. WILKINSON,
Ypsilanu Feb. 0 sal
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1848-03-08
MORTGAGE SALE.

hEFAULT haUing been made in the pap
- me"t ola sum Of money, secured TO be paid
oy certain Indenture Of Mortgage bearing
aate the 29th day IF January 1871, erecuted By
Gus Richmond, Of Washtenaio Comfy, in The
STATE Of Michigan, to .4gm Clarke then Of
fpsisdna IN saad County, achich ,oas recorded
on me AN day Of February a. ID. lS4l at 3
scSecS +. NJ, IN Libea- 8, page AL of Mort
cages, ON be ch said Mortgage, there is now
ctdimed 10 chi due, at the date of This notice, the
sum 81 jiUe hundred and ffty-sir d. 46-lOO dol
td's and no proceedings having been instituted
IN Ldi0 or Equity to recocea The same,-.Notice
Is therefore hereby giren that pursuant to a pop
err Of sale contained in said Mo, tgage. the pre-
muses. therein described, riz The South one
nay % the East one half Of the Southeast
q"adter 81 section number three, in township
na"Ier Jour South, and range number four
Edss' ana also The North half Of the Hest
nay 81 The Southeast one fourth of The said
section tyang IN the Township Of Bridgescater,
IN sad County. also a certain piece or par
&c! Of land lying lying about half a mile south
OF the UiAuge Of Ypsitanti and being uillage lot
numteA ssUen, wiA house ON said lot at clark
c,He, so called, and for a more particular de-
scr.Pfion reference can be had to the record OF
sad ritIage In Books Of the County Records
sdtd lot contains rods By more or less, sciH
De sold at public auction to the highest bidder ct
The Court House in village Of finn .4rbor in
sand County OF the, Seventeenth dan of .4pria
merit at one o'clock IN the a. (sernoon.
Dated Jan. 4th lS4S.
c. ". LANE .aGUR CLARKE.
.aty; ter Mortgages. .Mortgsgss-
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1848-03-08
.Mackenzie's Tonic Febrifuge

/HyI1GS invaluable medicine has been in u.s.
III for more than eighI vars, as ceriain,-
sp,edy and safe cure Tor the Aguc aud Fever.
Dumb Apue. chill IIItPfInTrT.I1T r-eNtTs fhe
steady aud incre sing demand. with The universal
,ucrrss attending its use, has gained tor II rep
ntatiqp unsurpass' by any other medicine. For
the above diseases.
IT STANDS UNR VAILED.
Emirranis and Others who travelling west.
with hose VINO reside in situations where Asue
and Fever and The vari"nS forms at Bilious dlr-
rases mr. vail. will find the TONIC FE6RIFCGE
an e6ec.uaI preventive. Full aud explicit direr-
,,o,is accompany each i,oIie. WARMED ~ all
cases ~ the purchase mnney refunded Manufac-
rr. snd Tor sale hy Mack enzie& Has-k ellis Clevt
I,ud o. Sole agent tor Deiron,
For sale by T. SAMS''N
Sole aeea, Cor Ypsi'anri
II5 finn
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1848-03-08

MONROE. Mich, jane I, 1916.
Dr. eo!in s, INSTRUMENTATION sir-I fakegreat
pl asure in sending you the following conclusive
testimony Of the curative qualities of your "Toxc
fEsRIFBGE"
la the month of June last, had occasion to
ta"ronghy fest it from a person in my employ
whose certificate you will find annexed, / am
grained 10 learn that you are extending the sale
~ your valuable medicine, over the west and
south, and am well satisfied from the evidence be
fore me that it is the only remedy before the pub.
re that effects permanent cure.
Very respectfully. yours
N. r. RASCAL.
CERTIFICATE.
This eertihes that have been repeatedly attack
vi the Fever and Ague. though fressept
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1848-03-08
MORTGAGE SALE.

efault having bsea made IN The payment oil
the sum ct three hsndred and thirteen dol
,tsN tLIriy cents, claimed to be due at the date
pt ;nIs iisi publication. upon mortgage bearlng
tate Sd day fAprl 1889, executed oy Thorn.
= Thorn and Martha MS wife, 10 John B. SKIN
II recorded i the Office of The Register OF
Deeds ;ar county of WASN'T nav and Slate OF
Ilcnigan on The tenth day OF M irch lS40-No-
is hereby gwen, that in pursuance of the
uIe aud ri power oi sale con aimed n said
arlgage- ihe saId mortgage viii he oreclosed
~ Il sale II pubic auction The premises descrI
D.. d therein Ia VII, the northwest quarter al the
soutue9s; quarter, and the northeast quarter OF
I e soLhwest at secIiel nuMber III OF township
number suulh 0i range number 3 east in the
stla cru,lly of Wash enaw conIannng 10 acre 5.
u h, 'hi:ie h day al October nexi /. O'Clock
q neon, ut The Court House IN The village OF Ann
rbor IN sari coanry. JOHN Il. SKI >NER.
.Jaie.i July 2c 1917, Skinner and Joslin,
Attorneys
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1848-03-08
l. T.. 81 JOHNS
ANTI BILLIO S p l. l. s

knowledge of the value OF these Pills Is
ainne necessary 10 bring Iirem INTO genera
st as family medicine. Thousands have al"
eady used hem, VIII" give them decided pre-
i,,f"pce - All oIher Rnis The proprietor rs So
'..utiden OF tEcr vIr'ures thai he has ms rue ed
- gents hai ia case an, person alter giving
taesn irial, h"rs ~ prefer Them ." Gregory
lees Peers. md all oIh.r Anti BIllIOe- fi'>
~ ~, truu,e viii he taken l" return The ba'anc
ih- box ieiumd The winnie ot The money -
iry are not iISe m, wal The qudck medicine
day, held. mp an luaIabe cure Tor a''
discusses, but If rmely administered will be Ouh'i
very etfacacious an Biilinus .nd remiitant levers.
Yer and agur. cnsliveness, cholic, worms, pal"
-; the bowels, fl uence, indigestion, hearibur;'
IN oi the hea. b.ck or breast. dc.
We the Undersigned ca 'zens oi Se.'eca county
'hn,. have mode oi = g'hn's Pills, Ell b.
ourselves OF Ia 'ar .'iiir- a. con 'iief ti-f'
hes, Ph!s o. s,seA + ,ne bhhoo- Diseases q.
Western country.
Nm Lang, P,osecuiin. Al orn.y. u. 4. C"on
rod, Srcr.ii; y ~. B.sder. C1ua' Rec"rd-r;
1"l.n Rose'.I" rser Isaac Mundy, tea. S'on'i
la W ,semnn. Jus'ice oi I..e Re ace
The following are "a few ~ great many o
.esiImoreIs that might be adhuced from mer
"hanis and Druggist VIVA have been selling these
p,1s
We certify that ST Jonn's Pills are highly prl'
I'D III our vicinity aud acquiring deservediy
| q cal 20, .uidriiy ~ our
Jonn Walker, u. p. sSandusky; John Carpenie:
asheOu. Indiana; &. TIill, g Peter Andrew
iari ii CO. 5ehu Moison Bellpoini, W. cal
Grt envilie. A fresh pply oi | l. ST. Johns pill;
.usl rerelved.
AGENTS. NJ. LovERIDGE. Ypsiant w
PORTER, Wayne. MARGARET SLoss, DearboInvilie
q. A WHEELER. do.