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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-11-30
UPPER SANDuSKY,
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CORRECTED WEEKLY, BY
MCCutChen g. Anderson,


Inall diseases of the blood, all eruptions Of ev-
cry character, scrofala, and even cancers, the
Great American Remedy, DR.. G. c. Vaughn's
Vegetable Lithontriptic Mixture is "A sure and
sovereign specific. The great alternative powers
Of this article is one of its leading features. The
use of calomel is superseded, where this Lithon-
triptic is known. 1t will eradicate any complaint
which tnis wei. Known mineral is used as a REM
edy for, and leaves no deleterious result, as is
seen to be the case with caomel If 1t is used. We
shall give in few weeks some testimony oprove
the character of this article as a remedy for can
Ger scrofula, and all such diseases which pro-
duced by bad blood. The Lithontriptic has made
many curse, and is daily making them all over
the world. Call upon the Agent and get PAM
phlet, read it, and you will find the principle up
on which it makes cures in all complaints
Court Of Common Pleas Wyandot county, Ohio
Mary Bates
a H vs.. Petition for Divorce.
Mark Bates.
Is unknown, will take notice that the COM
plainant, the 18th day of September, A. D. ls49
filed in the clerk Office for said county, her petit
tion praying forthe dissolution of the marriage
contract between her and the said Mark Bates,
and which petition is now pending, causes assign
ed; extreme cruelty and gross neglect ofduty.
X. MckELLY, Sol. for Pet'n.
Oct. Sd, le49.-3l-6w. Sf75
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The estate of Robert Bruce.

NTOTICE is hereby given, that the I'M Ter.
Y signed has been appointed and qualified as
Administrator of the Estate Of Robert Bruce de-
ceased late of Wyandot County. Dated at Upper
Sandusky this2 fst day of November a. d. 2s49.
-23-,3w. ELI BRUCE.
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!urt Of Common Pleas, WyandOt county, Ohio

IN BBLS Of West Liberty -four Just re-
~ ceived and for sale by
SAME q WILSON.
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Agents Wanted,

In every town and country throughout the
Union, to sell Oscars New AND PoruLAR PlcTo-
RIAL WORKS." universally acknowled to be the
best and cheapest as they certainly
aoe the most saleable. cash capital of at least
1856 to $50 will be necessary. Full particulars of
the principles and profit. ctt the agency will be
given on application, either personally or by bet
ter. The postage must in all ouses be paid.
Please TO address,
- ROBERT SEARS, PUBLISHER.
l& Nassau 50. " Y
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For see by WIN. KISKADDEN.
Vrper Sandusky, Nov. 90, l859-37-ly.
THRENCH Brandy, Holland Gin, Ports Mala-
E ga, and Teneriffe wine for medicinal pur-
poses warranted pure just received at the Drug
Store by WIN. KISKADDEN.
UppefSandhsky; June, 90, ls49-ls-tf
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Ladies' Work Table, which comprises every
kind of fNeedlcworh, Embroidery, Knitting. Net
ting Crochet, Petterns for Caps, Chemisetts,
Chiidren's Cloths, Wedding Dresses, Indoor and
Outdoor Costume; Birds of America; Colored
Flower Plates; Model Cottages and Furniture;
Fashionable do; Lace-W ork Vignettee Plates at
the head of articles, etc. etc. All the above are
illustrated by engravings. And, in 1850, will al.
be given set of engravings, illustrative of the
COSTUME OF ALL NATIONS.
with descriptions by Mrs. Hale. Most of the old
features of the Book that were so popular, last
year, will be retained, and new ones added az
they may suggest themselves TO the publisher.
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TNHEPubisher of the Lody's Book, khowning
i how completely he put down all opposition
in lS49, and being assured that the public is also
acquainted with this fact, deems 1t only necessa-
ry to say that in 1850 he will improve on iS49;
and he will, as usual, give more reading and
more engravings than his cotemporaries. Per-
haps little comparison of what he did last year,
and what his advcrsaries did, may be amusing,
if not instructive to those about to subscribe for
monthly magazine, One thing the public may be
assured of, that the publisher of Godey's Lady s
Book will not falsfy his prospect, as he deems 1t
as great sin to tell fssoeood in print as It is TO
give utterance to verbal one. Lis to the uni
Versal voice of the American Press
Comparison 6etween Cooley and the other
PHILADELPHIA Monthlies
In 1919, the Lady's Book gave 9l6 pages
which is ll6 more than one, and l4S more than
the other Philadelphia monthly. He gave 25l
engravings-among which were 90 colored, and
SO full page-which is l36 more than the other.
We gave, in each lumber, a piece of music,
printed separately on tinted paper, making "a
ppgcs, or l2 pieces in year. To show the
cheapncss of the L.ady's Book, this same music,
If bought separately at the music stores, would
cost exactly the price of the whole years sub
scription--$3,
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MORNING EDITIoN--WEDNEsDAY SEPTEMBER 49, 1s4s

wsy OF conversation, to extend 1t down the city.
think IL onght not 10 down further tn en- sta
street The question ought TO he decided an public
grounds L. Is not the ipter-st Of the putc to hsve
the line brought down. neither IL be tho interest Of
MIR 4 n. V wRranr. Of Jersey City. concluded the
srenmtnt lie said Nr Jsrv- has denied that t IL this
they applied for the extension. thsir own msmpr-
jsl to the Common Council proves | not able
port of he committees which refers TO It, I call At
tenton to the peculiar language OF VT Jarvis thsy
did net he ssys think IL policy TO ask for more st
that tiue Such IL always the policy Of these capital
let eorporniious tpaii like, but Who IL thsre
protect the citizens from tbis Creeping iron tyrant
fou. to whom L. confoed their beet Interests rhsy
rsked ~ trst TO cny to the verge Of New York
bland hut they bsv- come within he fire limits
81 the thirds Of the rugh Of thc island
they not satisfied Already 10 e. almost ion eossinls
60 dc business In the streets If the ctythe
true policy IL 10 extend the city and drive hack the
not sincere Ia what they ask In coming through West
street 10 Canal and thence through Hudson street
Their resi- object IN To FROM Fourteenth street
through Hudson 20 Chambers street These xeutlem-n
81 hunsb~ and pstrotic tell that this L. for the
good Ttbe public The ia~ eases cited BY Mr. 8utlsv
were not IN point for the decision not In IA vor Of
rails being lsd In any aud ss~ry q company choose
but where they are net 70 tn u,s ius.rcsts
The lea! question IL the manner in which the rails
lad Mr. Wright then cited srai decisions on the
ether tide aud among them one 81 John l.. lawrence
gsipst the Corporation In which IL vas decided that
gardens could not DO disturbed, even Co widen the
tide~slks But this gentleman cares net fr rights
be had the impertnonce To ray oefora ths COMMITTEES
OF the Board of Ald.rm~n. that lie would carry the
m.e.nfc In spite 81 all opposition.
MT Bu,LtE-I deny Ia.
MIR WE,osr have watched your conduct for the
Last ninety days You spoke Of kipp & Brown hope
you viii never de till you better than Kip "
Brown hope the pany wi follow their xsmpls
bO IL In favor az the measure! This gentleman tne
bieo servant Of the paDy himself and the thirteen
di tctors
Mr. BurIER-That H. false.
Ar Ws,oHr-if beh-ved him to be a gentleman,
would feel that we're iDsuted; bit gentlemen always
use courteous language
tHAikMAN-OToer ! order
MIR WRiGHr concluded q msstcrly specch. ny con-
tending that the company ought 60 bs ORA back
Twenty seventh tte, IN order To extend the pnDs-
ton ia that direction. Tho directors had their eye
upon large building ut the of hamb.rs
snd West Brosdvny. and he knew sho csnsd that
property. IL was ego sore, and IL must be pulled
down.
The d.hats was Gle sed at hale past ten O'Clock snd
the commit sce will 20 the meeting OF ths
Eosid.
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Cirr Cot Al Lstffe JUGS Greru.uoi cal kigsN
men Church rnd aeshmors - Tho fcaal- w. va a.
lsihsr indicted for tshug la or vithou. lis-n,..
rAiser wa sdjudsrd suiity b. ths jGfy
1he fr' pie vs. jonathan Becrs't ndictei Tor inrt-
Ing NIB O. ais9ult vstrtmsa. nt.~d tlftsl Bass-
81 On tk. tisht % the agth of April 1875 rh--,L
dtrce vas vs'y condicung ia the case rhs Jatrs
cfsrg'd the Jug very ri partially ~hen they retired.
~ "a returned Ia about hsf hour soa stated
toett bat my oOuld tot sgroe, uhcG they
charged
d. not arfcrs ArrENrrq On tho night o. The 10Th
Int attempt made 90 enter tn- prsaii-@s ~
VI Cornelius bovstdus st tistbu-h by cultnG us.Hv
through 4 the ~tudSv shutters Ia the ~
tcue ana on IA. right not being suecss-fal at
lls place tttJ made ar stteupt also the yrunisss
Of Juoge Gsfrtt Nsrtes-s sud sduw CortelJ OI 10
yi~itifg 81 the ffst namtd pisoc ~ usithsr
pscss Ve,e tity succcssirl a. they did st ea,sl
tLtrsuCc.
sirsL.sc = uonss 80 Waco. -oaisers sIrires aad
White hilt tri,ssd, en- Nondsy aft-iucou si.n uso-
'tftirct hcOhis iur csiinss morse sad r.soa the
Irpl'i'! u Nr tlslss Hat, ~hile var pls,t sat
he tse) Vtr- ttcpping az ruoic hiu4e getting
ttNNfrtnfs In wettehesttr cSunfy fns "Ns-rs
asiestaa Ift With the st,rp properly Ia his Hssi
stctt,rEht lir before Justice Kias ~ho consDittsa
k.si ffsxsE.tbatsOo
t,cit'st--ob Nopd,y, toaeg msa -hois nsns
O. MI not Be ascerfsinet rrsiug IN Ws'er street t0
he ely -hsic ,ttips the r-l ~ cue - ths sst,v
tpy brats. Observed 10 fat oscsb ard unser the
sh.ti 1t the be-, vh'eh stfu~k hiu. LVoy efsrs sss
y sae 20 hin. bot ~ 40 parp'sc
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T,y g. csI.c ~ ~. Sesso- AZ kxsrosr The eis@inx
hell - the AZ Ktyport. D. W.T. be gveu this
,t.ri,e b, AIR JcsrVh harphJ the spirited preerssw
a the hprfs n House The st-s nbat Stsngr l-ss-s
o. o'cicck the afternoon frum the fopt ~ Chso
h.,s sttttt full hand ~ music VIII b. In stten issce
she seascu tss b.. -slsensIy suecessfai .ad rAss
establishments L. rkp scts ~ The f-sis, 70 nshss
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Mr.. BusrEfD took exception to ths decision.
WITNESS -rougtsrs stopped down aud plak.d mp .
stone and threw it ~ the Opera HOUSE, IL pp.d
biz hand st hrst; he then picked It up aud threw It,
and srrrsteo him
q tBy OisTRicr ArToRSsY)-Di you find any stones
about him?
A.-No. sir
To MIR BUsrEED-I an nov deputy United States
Marshal
Glad you ever seen George Douglass before .h.t'
Al SIR
G.-Esve you seen him snee'
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rrsn oar D.is,n.r. Correspondence.

III BALTIMoRE. Nov. H-5 p. m.
Terrible Steamboat AesidsntNe0 York and Ns.c Jtrsey-
Senatorial. Stock Specsldfisg. 81 The Markets, &C.
have just received phc despatch from New
eans "a copy Of which enclossD recording of the
terrible steamboat disasters that has du
ring the present century The loss ofife is Tremendous
The New York Wing at last admit that the demo-
have majority in the Assembly Of that State Of
This maks tie on joint ballot. ssa WE s.e48 w
The New Brunswick Times has received the majortes
the different counties of New Jersey the late election
and although the wings have majority Of the Legislature,
the democratic majority in the popular vote Is 86O6-
making clear gain of nearly 900 for NE democracy
the presidential election. gea894 ssl w
Charles +. Mayer, ESQ., is mentioned a whig can
ddae for the United States Senate from THIS State,
king at least dozen candidates. 1919 91
Our city is dull and nannate to-day the weather has
grown degrees col er and from the peculiar appear
Of the sky might be warranted In predicting
snow>sorm hand. i &, ssat5,i
Baltimore and Ohio railroad shares opening wide
field for stock SPECTATORS In this city They
the week a5i yesterday they up 81 and to-day
they 20, and will probably fall Monday TO n.
The "whys and "wherefores of these ups and downs
discover but those who playing with the ball
The MARKErs.--There 10 little nothing doing In our
markets Sales this morning Of 100 bbls Howard -four
g. Sales of yellow at b 90 CENTS and white Al
% 81 cents. as e4gE N fE1 eig
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crocodile, thar according hts sgn coz eat the big negro
His nexi esPnss Pob~bs 70 b. ss % Jenny
Lind r "a Aesiesh tour No hss ssrsiply offered her
vt0 lor esch night ale sings 10 Ibis countsy wh trim.
mnss. In do wHy Of psyins her expenses keeping her
carriage ard IN tbs otsr ezas % necessary 10 the ssve
Of fashionable Prima Donna Of the day His bid will
hardly prove high enough TO catch prize IL what We
hear Of the paid lhs waller ior her
services be trns. Fashion IL indeed, expensive folly,
lis useless demands upon the pocket being no way bet
exempIifed than in the Outrageous sums which man
sges pay such distinguished arses ~ Miss Jenny By
hsby IL b said thar Burton pays Brougham es000 per
aanushe sslary Of fhe American Secretary Of Stats
This handsome compensation 70 his principal Stock
actor proves that Burton 10 hisnssf rapidly accumu-
ating fortune Besides his theatre here he has three
others open-one In Phsdalphis, and two in Baltimore.
was In hopes that he would extend his enterprises
embrace The Washington theatre for the coming season,
but appears that he declines the In his hands
Il could hardly fail 70 prove profitable would then be
admirably conducted There Is house In this cityCor
byn " notwithstanding a. theatrical brokers large
scale They make engagements with and singers
for theatres and musical establishments all this coun-
try, and not unssqusny for England, France, and Ger
many They also every description Of business
connected with what is technically known this region Of
universal notions as fhe show business" Busy gentlemen
Msssrs Cobyn Martini Success to them and their
trade of regulating the business affairs OF the cass who
probervay shess and needless matters Of dollars and
cents. though very useful and deserving In their way
Though advertised 70 at ii q. M. II was near
before the funeral procession in honor OF WORTH Dun
can, and Gates left the Park to-day and while lam wri
ting Is filing into the Park again. in sight my window
having made the grand laid down In the programme
As anticipated has proved the magnificent military
display ever in this city Four full bgades of New
York volunteers Of all out, as well as volunteer
companies from distance; United States infantry the
Of the New York volunteers serving ia Mexico
the city authorities and other digni,aes The procession
occupied hour and half in filing past the point In
Broadway from which viewedit Tlsl ss3sa s,
had the pleasure Of taking by the hand the Hon Mr.
M Ala1a duv rtsr,o
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i FINE CHANCE FOR CAPT.
NOTICE TO Tnr PUBIlC, AND INsrRUCTl0ns 10
TmAaTERs.

TUE CALIFORNIA AND oREaoN MAILS, VIA HAVANA,
CBAGREs, AND PANAMA., viii be despatched from New Yosk
Of December Chnerfon g. % and savsn
nah Gal me 16sh rom New Orleans about the 5d and
pontthe steam packet from New York
win the 18th
chsercs arhina fasaa overland In Que
Pacific that for San Francisco
on January merit
tween New YORK ana Chascs
pcr- during The snsns aeeab die following shed
nle.
new yok ran and ssh o. esc month, chsreon M 80
son Hsv.ss ne isa and <shs and Panama
me, win ~nve San Fssses-cc on ne is oesch mo. cAsu>s
lsh and is u esch month, vim Pivie, ess raacseo
ire s6h instead q ~ laL
Leave Havana len 0h - month,
pvese leaving instead o. Ire %, if Chaes
Tne entire pcsssr m single ee nos srcecdnz hsf IN
lax Havana 30
Francisco Astoria point California Oregon, Ne
prepaid OF len unpaid opon Of newspapers
pamphlets pcss three cents each and inland postage 20 be
ADDED. j. COLLAMER, Postmaster General
fosr osror DEPARTMENT., November IS, 1919
Nov Ia
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II. the Ea,ssrs.

II appears from publication made in your paper OF
yesterday extracted from the Baltimore Republican and
Auus, and originally published IN the New York
Tribune, that the State Of Ohio IL put down AZ having
but democratic members and nine whgs leaving out
Messp Root and Giddings. Ths state Of the case H.
that there are eleven democrats elected from Ohio six
whigs and four free.soers Az 10 the course which the
independent organization Of ffee-soiles may take in the
organization OF the House, neither the editor OF the
Tribune nor the writer OF this is authorized 70 give their
position. A 4t+tf - AN 0HiOAN
! November ~, 1870. ee
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The majority by which Raymond (whg) is said TO be
elected 20 Congress In the Wheeling virgns) district 4.
only 30 Afer all. expect that there majority
oflega votes for Thompson, democst-Baf. Rep.
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THE subscriber having states Hotel in,ms be
public hattie will BE- able open reception IA
guests short e and trusts that he win receive hs
heretofore kindly extended Fnle,
Co. Notice win be ofthe the opened
49, ~ 800 EDW. N. FULLER.
Survivor Of the late Arm Of A. Fuller 4 Co
Wanted servants Of both seresho bring unexcepdonsbs
rov 1e-dlwn
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VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNINPRovED PROPERTY
the promises Il crock 3 . pan rs Nos and g. q sqssse
No. sou, with Improvement, which suhuantA snd wen
built brick house, carriage house, sns, soke
house, and ali oder bsas u. Psisss
belonging and occupied By Mr. Edward nsny, By6ss
whsa me sosss ls and ven eo.vssissty sn.sssd bsvng
porch in the REAR with GOOD az cellar coanss 4.s ons
ne ios onc On 81 80 = - - sct ~ ~
part Of t No. 7, adjoining ts Shove, win Ne
ment, q good hick and frame builiins
Aso, No square Do, with he impcvsnsa which
bck house, containing four rod and passse
This properly is a. the conner Of south and q streets east.
Also, lot No sguAss No s enclosed With good fence and
In a of cultivation. tlfs.iiif
And Tuesday, the s Instant win .sn he premises
No. IA and Ill II lot Is In
No ase, with me imHovsmsnt- which arr sccd swcsoy
containing This properly sisasssd q ne MARY
land and ah set ves end WIS nes I'D - Uocsu
store. ~ ~. ~ -l-l.E
minus q ths cana. ~ sa very ossbls wlvsy
Tsms One dh cssS os sbe bsiascs cssdit Of a. ana
years, purchases giving N TIRE squa snnssi tnsss,s.
Of ae deeds dee1s
q taken the payment q ,hs so:ss Tide isdisf
GREEN y TABTET,
Nov. I3-et Auctoneen.
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sy onnEN 4 rAsrnT, A.ese..srs.

UoUsEHoLp AND KITCHEN ryRMTURE, cARRIAsE
AND MORSE &C; At AUcTlofon wssns.dsy shs ai::
sss s. ws ns aa Wharf, q % o'clock s
ms' m q ssss,s ss s Ssssss.
DO high and low post bedsesds ee
s.s: ss s:S. s:s sns r.: sas s.-.
Asss,On' shovel and o, S.sas. and fender,
w s.s ssSs me- ns kitchen requisites win
o s1oS .- ~ s.n'ss an. and s ssss .as Ok
exceeding go .esd q 90 and % days: $50 credit q
an" NJ. s" 4 ssks rSs ss.a.
wishing good particularly
invited ne ..ls 2, his which axe. g.o. norSsy
thsr parucsisn, please see advertisement. GA 7. !.
THE American Alm.nac for 1850 $ day received
from Boston a pages; price 81 Postage part Of us
Nov is PRANcK TAYLOR.
AMERICAN Almanac, 1850. Boston Being the alst yea,
n Of It's publication. ror sale By :. y, .. ,..,.v
Ncvs Booksel'ers, near 9Th street
Of Clinton Bradshaw. hc: volume, price Is cents
College Of Fl yas% s su Of %
~ ~ -A.-oN-
THE Insaissd works OF Lsrd Byrs., now arss p~s-
me po..oe q HI. Gordon Byron Pan ars
D EDBURS. IN. First Voyage, by ths Author Of ry-
sidonis, the sorsere.., a novel by Meinbold.
King Alfred Of England, by Jacob Abbot - 49,,
4 FINE CHANCE FOR cAPrrALIsrs--we have 70,
% s e s ssa Lss inc
Also, neat frame dwellings, Massaehuses avenue
Also two nne brick house. street, between and 7
chase can learn further particulars by calling upon
room, opposite Browns Hotel Pennsyiva.is avenue y..
xE ffHs BEACH = Tuc ,,
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no THE Lever. Of the best Issvan. Cs.<s.--T. BIAS
TIANE1Lf Co, under Browns Hotel, received
enens, directly from Havana 80 ciss o. the most select
brands manufactured IN Cuba Amongst them have only 10 30
ceicbred Fanny ser hrand They be sold IN exe>
bundles for cash only We esns request good udes fsa
hne cigar % ny them, q nothing has been Imported m s n>
equal y fhcm. ~, ~
Oct a-eon
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DICH visites and MantiIlss Of the latest psrsss~n
styles This day received per express invoice
Rhine and wstcrcd silk vtc entirely
elegant Styles which attention II the ladies
Of the District VIZ PHI. HOOE 4 90
Nov le-3wd Intel. REM -
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u
NV Yoxx. Novsmbsr H. m.
The icysl man steamer Anslo. has aniyed ss rash-
Cd her dock - ~ o'clock this morning. 50 $500 .
market than the pabsSsd sSsoSS q 'ne ss Ns
York maske ths morning thsrs bu hut Is doing.
:. q !: 9 e. s sssss ss ss:
- y - ~ Gsneses, - lsa % -. Whsat steady
IL sss o';s s; s:'i
% %a is,. n iss.s: a prices o''s
PHrIApsLrnA, November I7--p m.
Our market generally IL quiet Transactions modsuts-
rn'es OF al commodities abont tho same - Yesterday
''ss me- s.:7 sss &C. lse
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. l6-a. MA dresdfnl soamboat
explosion took place here last evening" which, from is dis
s;oas has east melancholy gloom
While the capacou. steamer Louisiana, bound for ST.
began both her sss sSs, .s e es %
fearful and terrible noise, sharerng the boat almost 10
alongside Of her 4 The q winch Were we're ySs
greatly damaged by the concussion. VA sV " 80. A
steamers Storm and Bossona, which had just arrived
AT the time write this despasch, hundreds people arc
bodies have been taken from tho wreck Il il supposed
that one hundred and sixty lives IL more have been
lost ~ this fearful calamity besides many badly and oshers
The lsvee is now literally s,rewn with the dsad and
Al iS ms % ,.osrisia Ill Tie sss lost The naSss q
wounded, hef names. Legs arms, heads, and other
shall send you further particulars soon ascsreinsd
The sales Of cotton yesterday snoun 70 5000 bales
The weather favorable Business gensrally brisk.
Nrw oar.EAss, November is.
Advces from the city of Mexico the 10th uI, have bean
received which that revolt had been commsncsd in
Of % q ss
executed and the nsurrecton suppressed This report
Cotton wi,hou. Of 5000 balss Il pross il
avos ~ Uuyois. 49,. NJ
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In Winchester Thursday evening" the is inst b, IN.
Rev A. IT. H. Borp, MITCHELL n. MILLER, esq, Of Waskins
ton D. g, % Miss SARAH CLAYTON, only daughter e lat
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