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Il PURSUANCE of a1 order ri s gaze Count, of
N-s rs. n.'cs tsr-y E'- t t. Fsrsrs aaFrE Cans
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& rev :. lh--e stores basement 81 ~. =.
~ rev n >,i-iei sd 10 SIT rat- order S.sses
tN---- l-s-f... f.. ar he door every - FAD .
Sal.- mi ysney C..y Ferries AfPy - l. D. eAO" y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-10
TWO CENTS.

AUG Am bar. ns,.ai. Baxter 1913 aay.rrem New Yos.
S sss. .ss S s.y sss" .
Am Am i sI sl.as S.sI: s:itS
""z@;; SI,: 6ro5her. 80 day: from New York ''''''
$ III rsi%s Sss,r: =; i" sssa'
10 Sn brig kdv,rao sons.aS,h .. f@ v.leara,o.
lay E.s ss i% .n
Srt s,. 1e S s s.ssSs:
h 1F Fn Sn'G d s,cIs d' ton
q 70 Cen Q. nignns' Iuente, i days fn vaip.
6roSiyn aelsrS .sa.a sS a. fin New York.
u Oh ts Orion, squire; 6s days from Acapulco.
Per Sf,s Gopl.pc. knowles. " DAY. N P.aaSs.
s Per sS Luna %S t..s
i r * ssSa from from srSs5.
sss hat saa %sn 81 DAY.. from
p An. S TsSisp. ysGy Do Jsae'ro.
s Sr s S.Ss a ay r% sS.,'1
anu ;sT 5s rs;Tf 3 ;% snsn:
r H h.ts. L rs h 10 Yss
s 81. mSrteA 70 Gays f% SAM, s.rs,rs
h u Sa soST from aa%srsy y,''f
ch riS r. sns S5d 'S rom Va vpsrs.s
z Am. BARK fTprsss, Lane ~ dsy. fram Ne~ York
IN S'rsSsi s.iss msvafd ds:9f% as'Sse.s
AM aF s syDs" sG GSri hs g xSs
Am eng ssErSs; n'mnons Ml % -" n ests I'd
ng SST. hss5s c g Cs "a York
A% sehr James T. winding pennington. S day.
from New York
sfS Fsssy ESs: n day :SH S'''''
An lsrh w., w,ntrep More II! eas from sri.,'L
50 En-. brig Fanny. Lcathsrt s. a fn Aucssad, NJ.
Ia schr i6,h Of i9ns. Lac ,rcias % d. la Gssyqai
En- brig s;l9 i SS1, :, days 5,ap sydney
worries 'lip warreS coasp H. Lows; rasoIe Fr.-
p,Fart@ent vincibs do 'hr Capt Lnaoln. do;
LII Of Vessels et Sacramento City.
Per brig IeA Arancano Per esrk San Josa rahtian brig
Jcttpi ne rorG.ia crctos. A''4' N''' "'"'
tBehicio-amsrean: JOra Edward Everett, Eliza. Jo-
rropres.. Ichlean.j ~
~ foregr; Republican,, Fail Be,trir Emelia
Al Xs% yoss ~s%eresa s6,p ,.Ssdsp: american '''''"A'
Last Of Vessels plying up he kirer' Sa" JOaqHi" and sa
Kauai osd Fellow Placer e,aso. Olivia Constellation.
ire. Eclipse vasseO Phoenix, sagsdshoet Elbs, Libero
JOhn.n Laura, Enly Jane, Nuevo Hermanos Unien Nil
man man riymSGth star Wy Lopis. CnArls, and Edward
MISCELLANEOUS.
from SIN French tor santa Barbsrs Poat
Conception. the 26th of and totally lost 10
wss hough the pschinory might be saved IL the weather.
AcAreIeo. sept iG-sctr Roe Jennings. bound down the
in sfes dsys; the only American vessel in
New Orleans in hours s.smor Alabama s,si at IL
o'clock for De- Brsteamer Cb de- ir arnas.aa the zane
day; arrived th sohr Louisiana ~ days Ns~ Orleans
hosTEErY, Sept p Brig Col Fremont of baltimore I'D
brig Malek Adeh from Francisco and othsrs before
P.s.s. Ser, 2s.ssam.r s:a,,sr tst San rr.p.i.oo.
for DO Oct To- Br steamer Ee~ Granada for dow shs
Santa BAanAsA. sept 4--sehr Anqso, Of boston from
San Francisco trading the only American weasel In IT. the
sailed few days previous
-, tFrom the Neghbcr WAlparai.ol Aug. 81
the 81 anS wa 10 oss a..
.7th for San francisco
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up the stream the found In greater ndance
They averaged for the few days remaining there about
40 dollars each per diem. We shall publish moro
detailed account Of this expedition in few days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-10

VESSELS IN The PoRr os SAN FRANCISCO, WITH THE
DATE or ARRIVALS, NAMES UF MASTERS, AND
riACR WHENCE TBEY CAME, NOT BEFORE OWEN
IN TBE Y HERALD.
AUG. l. Ha- schr Jsisn Moran 81 days from Uonoluip
gam. htrk hu SELL fsigtr ~ dsys from bedford.
2th. lfig Reward. krvit. 80 days from Callso.
sam. brig Newcastle swift 2io Gays n IN y. york.
In. bstk tircassisn, Acre, n days from Paesms
An. ship ewsden Cottng, l5i dsysfcVm Boston.
Am. ttbr Deostur Norreil la DAYS from New York.
I'm. tp Antel0pe, los dsys from Liverpool
Am sehr Mary Tsy Tor dobr Dos d. I'm y. London.
An schr La Soledsa vsuhouton, ~ ds FIN PsramS-
Per. schr. Islcs, Nye ~ days from sszstlss.
Am ~ fscihc, libbett. lyi dsys from New forh.
Am. bg OseeOla, Fairfield. 90 os from Philadelphia
An. schr. Jthn Day. from New YORK. -
Am. bk. Itsbel Brewer t7g days from View York
20 br torrro del rscihco Schroeder, ~ d. fn Vslr
Br Va Johanbs Cesar, serfeltt adstm 5ia ap re-
Am. sch. Gen. Morgan. galsepbirs, 6l ds I'm yo-s
Am. ~. John @. Coser, Durfey Isl ds fun Ns~ Yorh
Eng Va sret e,r Bel, lO5 ds from sydney. ". T. W.
Ham. ia belena Anderson, ~ d from asnburgh
"Ct. sch I'm press, bsrthOlm igl dsys from Callss.
IAN. brig Geo. Emery, Cse lg4 days from Nsu York
Am. stb J. n. Ryerson. Tee. l52 DAYS from ~ Work
Fam thristopier dion. Coffin TO de TN Y. vcrs
Am. % Ire-co,t, Mallory I6t days from Ny,tc.
An. tg tniots, keene, su3 dass from Philsde phia.
SAN. ~ Pstonio, ~eds. ro days from New Yorx.
Ham Va Cec,le Leuiss, Hsn,en, sdsys TN Psnsrs-
Am. brig tmily Bourne, Potter ~, ds. " Bedford.
Bs- schr stating Csrtnghsm. ~ days Hcnoluu.
In. bsrk trshna, spencer tt6 Gays from LiverposL
An. - Psnams, Bedhsh, $50 days from Nev York
An. - Hop, welt Littleeeid, IsD days from Wares.
Nor ~ Oscar, Lsrse IN days from RE de Jsaeiro.
"An.sp Ines. Worth. % ssys iron sAs Psdrs
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From Chsgres--w Cronire J n Cardenas, Ksunith q
White Capt spauiding Gee Evans. Maj Rich, Capt
80. siusis, Shanney 'sek ohs, Downs Ferry kr-
I'll Asten sA tsredish Il LIE Roy Jones. Ii shermaa,
lady and two children, Henry Trip. Dsnie Eiaridge,
Ereilx x1s' Burt Jacob Bau.h, Knapp, Henry
House and lady, Capt Il binkiy Capt Lewmoniore W
Pendleton Barker Reide seyfsr.. d Cysiep. b
q Payne, Amos Belien g W Nchls q Fordham II z
GAIsyight Cbas PenLister. Cox. Richard Goidwais,
seles Van veebten 1hos Allen, Grsrd Turner
short, George Qunby VIM Es am II Kirohaus Jno Com
BY, hcLuDn Cbas La Conta Jos Branea, Jos Croaks
John Rose. John klumstock, Ogden bennington ~nhsw
nelntosh faehar Martin. James Riiy Oliver Howe,
Mann. Whitte.
From Chssres TO Jamaica. j B.ansts. W II Uekok
From Jamaica TO New York; Leaxcrsft, W A Tity
Dern9, John Hut hieou,
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In one day, "wednesday, 10th Aus.J there arrived
IN San Francisco by merchant vessels, e54 male and
female passengers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-10
ONE MONTH LATER FROM CALIF0 4NIA.
~~ON>~~~>~N~~~~~~.~>~>~~
a RIV az
Tux
STEAMSHIP EMPIRE CITY.
olNO~~NosN0ON~N~O~0~|NNN0
VERY LATE FROM JAMAICA.
NEWS FROM THE PLACERS.
~NNo~N~N~oyNNONr~~~DN.
The Progress OF Events in California.
~NN0NNoooN<oNNN>ONN
Important News from Nicaragua.
&C., &C., &c.
VERY LATE FROM JAMAICA.
NEWS FROM THE PLACERs
The Progress Of Events in California.

The splendid steamship Empire City. Capt. Wilson,
arrived at this port yesterday morning from Chssrss
N. c. and King ston Jamaica She sailed from the
ner place the 2Sth ult and from tie latter port
the % inst.
She brings half million Of dollars in specie
and gold dust In the folio wing PARCELS
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Oar Panama Correspondence.

PANAMA, Sept Ia, 1922. NJ
I hasten to advise you Of the ssfs arrival Of the
steamer Senator at this port this day All we with
che exception of the first mate who will leave her here
in order to return home. The principal cause OF
greatly protrscted voyage was the sbortaess OF fuel
which detained some So days in tho Straits and in
land passage, cutting wood. We left ST. Cathar,nss
(BrsS on tie 80 Of June; arrived at Port Famons on
'ahs 18th passed through the Straits OF Magellan,
t5rough the inland passage bst~esn the islands aud
mainland on the Pacific; through the Gulf Of Penas
Archipelago OF Cbonos the inside OF the island
Of Chloe, and arrived at San Carlos the Sch OF Au-
gust Left there after obtaining supply Of ~sod
the 18th; arrived st Valparaiso the IL Of August
left the 18th and arrived at Csso the 3lst eft
9th If September and ARR ved here above The
sci has sustained no damage "a.
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the fecal condition Of the colony the example OF
neighboring island and the positions OF political par
ties here the future destiny of Jamaica 10 painful to
contemplate.
IL will be gratifying to me, indeed IL hereafter
enabled to communicate to you better OF things
but fear there is little chance OF it Unless the peo
pies representatives content to be slsvhy ruled
by needy Governor who dares ns exercise his iudg
men but is compelled TO act according to the dcta-
tion OF colonial minister-unless large majority Of
our members who In truth the friends Of thu peo
pie" yield to time serving aud self seeking minority
there little hope Of peace herelte chance or the
political storm which rages threatening destruc-
tsn In its course being lulled
The state OF our market you will gather from De
Cordo'a's Mercantile hiteHignoer, very useful little
paper, upon which you can rely. enclose q copy.
Among our papers 10 . file of the Correo de Btens de
Nicaragua to the LIST ut The from that quarter
IL highly interesting.
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TIE California News.

The steamship Panama, Capt Bailey, brought the
news to Panama from San Francisco She has passen-
gers for Monterey 8; Santa Barbara, 81 San Diego A.
Mazstlan as San Bias 51 Acapulco, 2; Panama, u.s.
making total Of about $50.
The news Is to the LIST of September, inclusive.
There was much sickness at the mines at lest ac
counts The "sickly season. comprises the months Of
July August and September.
Two small steamers are plying on the waters Of the
Sacramento.
The fine ship Mempon, 1901 tons, capt. Gordon, ar
rived at San Francisco after passage Of only 40 days
from New York.
We understand that J. 3. Taylor who went to
San Francisco about two years since, agent for
company In New York s about returning to the States
for apparatus to work tho quicksilver mines he pur
chased on the ranch OF G. c. Cook which ranch It
believed, IL 'inexhaustibls In its quicksilver. The
large mine Of Forbes Co, stands upon this ranch.
We believe Commodore Stockton IL of the company
for whom MIR. Taylor is acting.
General r. +. Smith and Col. J. C. Fremont are
both In San Francisco.
Annexed Is list of the arrivals for tho month end
ing August Co. Of males and females, ct this port by
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BILE relation Of merchants. From this precarious aud
improper footing its bulk is being transferred to
hands Of sklful. educated and professional men The
first step toward csmentipg the interests of
camille community, Is the projected onesng of
change merchants exchange, for the merchants OF
San francisco This In reality sounds we'll IL savors
Of provement, enterprise and more than this IL be-
SPEAKS redemption sf trade from its unnatural chan
pels and its restoration Legitimate and sound ba
ais The carrying cut Of so laudsbls enterprise.
Nessrs. Jewett Mshada. euterprispg and petent
chants have undertaken their onsibili-
ty. We wish them the success which tkey truly de-
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female rasserqrrs
The Constitutional Convention.
lFrom the Alta California August 81
The Convention for framing State Constitution for
California assemblies at Monterey this day (.ug sD
The compositiou OF the body as far a. known IL "a
follows
DIsrxrer or SAN FH.scrsco.
Fdv Gilbert, w.D N. Howard,
Nyron Norton, Francis J. Lipptt,
VIM NJ Gwip A j Ellis
Joseph Hobson, Francisco Sanchez,
VIM NJ. stsuart Rodmsn NJ. Price.
DsraIr or Mo,T.Nsy
n Wagner usIecn.
Thomss O L.rkin,
lewis s Dent
Charles A. Bolts
Psciacus Ord.
Dlsrnfcr or SAY Jssy.
X III Dimmiek, Julian Hanks,
] ID Hoppe, A. NJ. rioo.
Antonio NJ. Rico,
Elan Brown.
DisrRier or ssSoMA.
Joel r. Walker.
l.. w. Boggs,
NJ. g. Vallejo.
DfsrnIsr or SAY DfEao.
Miguel Dc Pedrorens, Cave J. Couts,
Henry hin. John Forster,
William Richardson.
The district Of Sacramento, In its various primary
atehbegesiNA OF the opinion that ~ VAS entitled 70
arefrtsenthtton OF ten members. Accordingly, In all
the precincts where the polls open that number
allow US to speak positively; but W. believe there l. no
d.utt Of tie election Of Eessrs John A Suffer win
Geld 8. Sherwood Iansfori w Hastings, W. T. shan
non. Jacob X. Snyder, John McDougsl and John BID
we'll ~ 10 uncerta who the other thre- elected.
The slst tiop II ten delegates from this district with
out fptcify ng which are the regular aud which the
eos,.,,ion Az 80 M assi,pn g., ~. So. FO
rbe di.tr,ct AZ Gan Diego ia On the .,s
.n1arenfI, We I.,inr ,.seivcd asvirss thst ..
ssns were elected from that a,strict the nract,.
nation 81 Gen Eilsv calling oniy for two In tbis
state Of TIE case Ga our talIs ~ bsy. tn
delegates receiving the highest number OF votes A. tbs
regular and he oth.r thrss a. m. srsrnunc,.rx a..
keates
Trom tho Santa psrt.ra San Luis obiSpo and Ios
Angeles districts We have no roturns
FIofn liz San amin district ve have rsoaves oniv
the p,rti.l r,turps yLiob We puhlI.hsa tvo ve.Fs
,Inc, we hav. l,.rn,d ,,pcs hov,,cr fhs, an. .i.o
lion was cot bsla al stoctton on tbe rrs, ,ss.o. "a
ordered but that IL tsoh place on the 18th Here nav
h. di,rutsd popt for the oonvertion 70 ascds mn,
sss M. candidates yec.ivno I've highsst numbar nj,
v.t,a AZ ara St.ckton shopia n. the q. me
,bo,. ,,cc-i,- tho h,t ss, ,.. "a go a. ~ -
49,. 49, ,h. .ia,ion -. la ~ ~. a. %
.n,u,. w VIZ ~ "
~. o,,ri,,i rrr,,cr NJ s.ar.,.. az s,od bv ,bs oro
el,pst,o,, 81 c,n Dii.v vas fbirtv'ssx,n To ibis
~ 20 :. 49,, ~ 49, 80 49,,
cd just by reason Of their inorssstd population The
distIict Of San Francisco Sacramento and Pueblo de
supVrnumtraries as follows
In San Frsncisco. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 6
Sacramento. ................. q
"Pu. bio dc San Jose .......,........ 8
-
Total, $3.50. .....,............. Ia
~ yr presume that these delegates will be si,tt I'd
TO seats in IN. convention that body will then
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From the Alta California. August 81
The Convention for framing State Constitution 10
California assemblies at Monterey this day (Aug 81
The composition Of the body, as far a. known ID .
follows
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Important TO the Afflicted.
DIR. UGCCK'S Celebrated PAN


THIS invaluable vegetable Product n is des
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Kind. LISA medicine useful IN al cases a DIS
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no disease can affect the sy tenn when tn, blood
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It's pleasant - tic tIS;e, ard from infancy 70
age this PANACEA vii! cTai.la,e disease. luyla
crate the body, and is the best medicine for tn.
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mony with the laws of nature. ant ha-urv, beet,
10 cure long standing Rnt desperate cases OF
Asthma. Broaci;ls, Ca.a.rh, Cnhls, Coaghs,
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ard Ulcers. DrcPsy, DYsruterv, Eusj2-as. Ferer
~ Ague Female complaints. T"yers % l4l xmas
Gout, Gravel liys.er,s. defamation, lad GEES
uog. Jauudlce, LcQrosy Llys5 CcWola.uf, Nh
Talgla, .alPlts'on 9t 'ae Heart FicS. ScF0't,. s.
SPINAL Complaints, SAT- RhrHu, Tie b..arr.,y
Fimplss on tbs sse, srsIr1 NJnas -uI o.ut-.
pain in the side, Sp',I,g B.-oi ana all ras., 81
Frosration Of strength aad general debility OF the
Human Body.
Ty HOUCK'S PAEACEA i. sold Wholesale
and Retail al Waite's Clothing Store BY
" J. CRAIG.
F. ROBINSON.
Sole agent for Wisconsin
Southport, JGy II, 1879
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UNREDEEMED LAKIS

The time for redemption from sale for taxes due
this corporation Of Southport, on he following ces-
embed lots and parcels land, vii expire on the
10th day of November next, and the Felsons hold
rng certificates OF sale viii then be entile- 10
deed, unless sooner redeemed
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To
MAKE ROOT7

ENOR stacks OF BOOTS & HOES no4 on '.s
e. way from the East, I Will se,. large as>ar;
msnt now on hand VERY Low.
Southport July II, 1919. T. ". LYMAN
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J0EEy ELAESS,
CLOCK & d WATCH MAKER;

w Southport and lie vlcinI'y that he has JUS
-ereIved very good and ell sci cted assortment
OF JEWELRl, containing the following articles:
All kinds of Breast Plus, Finger Rings,
Bracelets, Thmbes, Ear Rings,
Lockets, Gold and Silver Pens and Pencils
Gold Guard, Fob and Vest Chains.
Gold and Silver Lever Lepine&N erticleW atches,
Gold. Silver and Steel SpectacIes.
Steel Beads, Clasps and Tassels, Razor and Ra-
zor sJrops, Penknives and Scissors, Silver,
shell and Horn Combs, Silver and German
Silver spoons, Plated and Britannia Ware,
Accordeons Clio Tooth, and Hair Brushes,
Fam, Purses, Picket Books. Violin and Violin
strings: Eight day and Thirt, hour Clocks,
Toys, and many other things TOO numerous 10
mention.
CLOCK, WATCHES, JEWFLRY, SC,
carefully repaired and warranted Cash paid for
old Gold and Silver.
Nav. IH49 milf
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CLOTHING. CLOTI{ING!!
A large assortment Of spring and summer
"A Home Manufactured Clothing, at reduced
prices, at
UlQiie's cheap cash Clothing Store,
two doors north OF the Mansion II use.
Southport, June /, l-lq.
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GOLD PENS, superior article of Iayden's
u and Barney & Benedict's Pens, better
en- tIan ever before offered in this town for
sale al KINGS 3 .JKSTORE.
ct 1913. Is
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ESDsenptG.
zsOOIx-ESindilng.

9ALD BOOKS repaired and Periodicals aend
Eother Books bound by being leitat this Ollie
MAY IS, lS49
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Queen of the Prairies.

Double Ove1 .3ir Tight Cooking StoveS.
Patented 1914 by \ P. WhHesdes
I'm a little over one year, there have been made
& and sold at the manulactoAsbln Chicago, over
Eve Hundred Of these Queens and the deuIant -
constantly increasing The plates are ali warrant
90 against fire cracks for 90 days.
We are the only agen's Tor southport and vicln-
ity MARSHALL PHELPS.
Aug 80. 1919
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FryEA & COFFEE CANISTERS. holding from
10 lbs, tor sale by
Iulv 90 40 MARsHALL & PgrIPs.
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