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THE UAuu th hEOi \ Pc SALOONS, No.
l. 80 Csmp street, tShih's new buildings open
for ui visitors who esisctully invited
examine the veIv extensive cOllecton OF PORTRAITS.
E These SALOONS have been magnticen tly furnished
and attention will be bestowed satisfaction
patrons.
GR BY the superior arrangement of the LIGHT in the
Operating Room, constructed expressly for this with
an immense SKy-LisHT, and by Nkw CHEMICAL PRo
used preparing the Plates, The Portraits prrucsd
very short space Of time tonly few seconds) exhibiting
high degree OF perfection, with the and natural
graduation Of Light and Shade without which Pictures can
not be ife-hke.
~ choice variety of new style Enamelled and En-
gtaved LoCKxTs of the finest Gold and workmanship,
suitable Tor Miniatures, furnished the manaacinFsfs
prices n
t Artists supplied with article used q the Ia
guerreotyp at New ork prices. JACnbS:,
dl4 6m No. g3 Camp street. Se~of'eahs'
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Arrival of the Europa.


NEW YORK, May s, A. M-The steamship Eu-
ropa has arrived III eleven and half days, wnh
Liverpool dates TO the 25 ult.
The Europa reports complete panic in cotton );
holders were forcing their stocks on the market re-
gardless Of prices.
A decline had taken place in the prices of Amer
lean descriptions Of fully 81.
Fair Orleans 79d; Mobile Ga; Uplands 6sd !;
Middling G.! 60 and 6!d Sales Of the week 30 900
bales, OF which exporters took 1000 and specuators
21U0 The stock on hand amounts to SIC, 900 bales,
Of which 3S0, 0G0 are American
The Manchester trade dull; yarns were
lower; breadsrutfs We're falling, under heavy re-
reipts; decline OF 6i Is has taken place in
flour; Ohio l9s 3 l9s Cd, canal is 49,; ; corn
has declined Cd; white 32s, yellow 80 3ls !; pork
aud beef dull and prices unchanged hams lower
lard firm.
Consols closed at 81 Oh American securities
firm and unchanged.
The political news is unimportant.
A ministerial crisis is anticipated in France.
The Havre cotton market is dull and lower.
The steamship Canada arrived out on the 2lst
ulimo.
NEwYoRK, May s, A. M.-The steamship Union
Captain Budd, from New Orleans, arrived here
this morning. Plcayune.
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DR.. Frysr's Cure Of Cancer,
ust oIen % ere % 1a c9se o, a s Thid
Municipality. deem it act Of duty to the pub IGNORE
particularly that of them no have been afflicted
have been-ot justice Dr. Fryer, and of gratitude
pArto briefly the facts of and my full
old. sixteen commen ed TO
my right hand the JOINT OF wrist. Day by day,
molth by monn. by nued to under
mining health I'LL well nigh made ME burden to
Al different times, ed by phl 81 OF dis
tnguhed profess oaa and although they caused
undergo he eScrnciang ain derived no benefit
from their ahors-need, they seemed but the
vrulen'e OF my AT LENGTH brought by pain aud
consequent debility the Of the gave put sell
nder The aivce OF Dr. Fryer From he first
da. did by health began TO revive and ha wing
suffered, while his patient, comparatively hut Little pair
without kne having been applied the cance-it
thank Col, removedhe wound is healed and
my health is restored. FRANCES ROBINSON.
April II, 1851. Parish OF Livingston, La.
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p's VI IoaNSc'
ClNClNNATl-Per steamer VIM Noble l456 bbls -four
Taylor q assily-zo3 bbs whisky Lands &c0- 4O do
Connoy &co-oO do hctiregor &cG-5U 4 Mchael-6l
DO Wehner Maiot-44 hi bbs ~ do whsky 81 boxes
tongues 70 bh Ii tics hams 10 bhs dred ,ee 70 kgs
n,es .gSina 49, o., l. na tns ~, q oh-Vo
3Is do Haymap Iolden-2- hhds ohac N Murhv q dat,s
% do urner, Wilson &co25O bxs piyes bxs sesar- 1878
kegs lard ShultZ i1adden-50 bbs do Cowau Dy kefs q
co-5O les ls7 kegs lard Is hams Keep-ltO boxes
starch aU bAs "a es hos kiddei65 boxes cheese
w appe'' ~ hess tr W HSehs-iu DDS eggs Ii sur.
6bIs ~ br do sr o la hX a S r ~ W Il iimNtyme' NV -
4 hYs tonynes a. i rcs - hh : ,d IN % I p u ius nais
tegs huar Iove s,vsHa i, - n i fbt ~ ., - - s'ha" &
N6r,on Scoin ,ts h.Ts ~ IA yhi, @ - ~ I " 10 @ uee
Raf Ecoiy Ma 49, <, - ies @ yaih
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FROM KEY WEsr.-The following is an extract
from letter received by E. Walters, Esq, Secre-
tary of the Board of Underwriters of this port,
dated at Key West the 22d inst. There is
considerable anxiety here relative to Cuba expedi-
ton. | hear from reliable that men and
arms ready, and that attempt will be made
soon to invade the island. If my countrymen do
again land on the island Of Cuba with view TO its
capture while we are at peace with spain, trust
that they will receive protection from the nted
States. The men and boys on this coast have had
good employment the past four months in gathering
sponges. This is new business for us. Ii presen MT
prices continue to be realized, it will add more than
forty thousand dollars annually to the income Of
this place" n. Y Commercial.
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PERFUMERY, ETC.

fy- We have Just received per EXPRESS and are now
opening an invoice of the finest PERFUMERIES, SOAPS,
COSMETICS, ETC., offered in this city. Customers
and respectfully invited to call and examine
stock which, feel satisfied, will please This assortment
consists Of
DouBLg EXTRACTS. from the mos' exquisite Flowers;
CnLoasss, from the French, German, and American
Laboratories;
TOILET SoaPs OF every variety and odor;
PoMArUMs from the manufactures OF Labin, Dupuyrea,
Rousstl. and others
SHAVING SOAPS AND CREAMS of every description;
POWDER Boxes AND PuFFs; TOILET POWDER, etc. etc.
Toge, with extensive assortment of
HAIR BRUSHES, TOoTH BRUSHES,
COMBS, NAIL BRUSHES, ETC.
tVr For saleat P. LOUIS MASSEY'S,
felO If Camp and Gravier sts.
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This is to certify that wife had been aboVlng under
seated cancer sua ed below the right to- fourteen
years, which dl eventually measnrtby de1Ive her o' eye
1t commenced thus: with small irritable lntAmmable
pmpe OF blush and sometimes redi color, whi grat
uaiy became large silver Collar or larger with
harl risipg dges of aggsd and "
ed thing thai could hear o both tar and near to
this formidable of the human n' al 70 no
purpose she took package o DIR. w Il. r. Fry
Kris CONCENTRATED PREsCRIPrt n OF VEGET ABLE
MEDICINES which of treatment has cured he' ut
maiely sound aud well. Anv Information relative TO 'ht
abo,e he hsd by calling my house. two m'e
norh of Thorntown. Boon COUNTY la, DAN. CLAIMANTS
Attest: John sha,arts. Boon county, la 70,
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The towboat Anglo American towed down and
the Both nit, ship st Charles and the list inst bark Ber
tha and brig Frances Lord.
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TT By his advertisement, in to-day. it will be
that he strong and imposing certificates
his skill and in the Of the which
h protes His remedies purely botanical AID
their entire in his of aggravated
dropsy personally known to [Edoria NewOrleans
Daily Crescent, April IL. 1851
fY- We clip the following from the Mississippi Free
Trader, dated Natciez. April 2'. 1851
- In the time nd without waitinr hat to-
morrow will bring forth. is gauiy to see hat emil
the alert alleviate suffering
nr. FRYER, INDIAN DoCroR. has been llisent
and ul, without the OF knife, in ersd ating
and from the afflicted in the Third Munich
paty-hs kfu applications and tender Treatment cause an
influx of patients his office an indication o his
popularlty and The al sement paper
will point his address. assisted to the DoeoI's
abode ap30 dS w If
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FLoGGING AT SEA.-ln suit Just tried before
Judge Lynch, of New York, which was brought
by one OF the crew of the American ship "Van-
guard to recover damages against the captain and
mate, for logging the plaintiff on the passage from
Liverpool to New York, the court charged that
whatever the provocation-and there was none in
proof--the act OF hogging seaman board an
American vessel, was in direct violation oc , stat
ute of the United States, passed September 2s,
1880, by which it was provided, " flogging in the
Navy and on board vessels of commerce be, and
the same is hereby, abolished from and after the
passage of said act" He held that the statute
subjected the defendants to respond to the plaintiff
in damages as fully if no authority had eve,
| been given by law to a captain to infct fioggina
| on the comprising his crew. judgment
| was then given against the mate for ten dollars
and against the captain for one hundred and fifty
dollars for violation of the statute referred to. [U
] S. Gazette.
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DOCTOR FRYER,
THE INDIAN DOCTOR,


l. Garden and Common Sense Medical College, and has
made the study of Herbs his profession for thirty and
daily patients than any other ysician New
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A. IL. DONALDSON,
THEY HAVE COME

cs Those persons who have been anxiously waiting
for the arrival OF our 81 RGlCAi., DENTAL AND Ely
INSTRUMENTS, respectfully informed ha. they have
last hand and ready for They
really beautiful and guaranteed of superior quality. Call
and see them. For sale by
telO Il P.I MASSEY cor. Camp and Grayier ss
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REMOVALS.

p EMOVAL-DR. MAcGIBBoN has removed
IL 10 No. 16S Carundeet street, doors above ileva
street. any I'm o.
p EMOVAL-Dr. FRYpINGER has removed his
Office TO ~ Baronne street. three doors abov Com
street He will attend, heretofore. prot nal
calls fay night mh24 If
p REMOVAL-JACoB SoRIA, Notary Public, has
removed to his former office. "a GIaver tom.
missioner in Tor States OF Missouri ssissippi,
ard A labama NH 5, sm,s
y EMOVAL-JoHN WILLIAMS, Cortpn Factor
and Commission Merchant, has removed 81 Gnvlsr
street. Ja1
y EMOVAL-Dr. j. S. KNAPP, Dentst, has
removed his Office from 10y Common street coner of
ST Charles his office and residence. No. l0 BasDnns
where ne be ound the practice of his
protest. all its departments JAZZ tJyl
p pENOVAL-The Office OF the New Orleans
IL and Carroton Railroad Company has removed
No. l3S' nj
y EN- JVAL.-R. H. MARI, Attorney at Law
has removed from No. II St. Charles No. ~
Camp stree'. stairs. MS "
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ENORMOUS Mass OF PURE CoPrER.-We stated
a day or Two since that the Cliff Mine on Lake
Superior had more copper uncovered than could be
got out by the present force in three years. We
have since ascertained the dimensions of one single
sheet which they are at present working ON, which
presents the following almost incredible dimen-
sons: forty feet long, eighteen feet high, and from
six inches TO three feet thick. 1t probably weighs
three hundred tons, and the miners have not yet
reached either the end or the top of the sheet Ii
may possibly be two three times as large rs has
yet been developed. Tn. pnblic at large are en-
tirely in the dark in regard TO the riches of the
Lake Superior mineral districts. N. Y. Tribune
The Washington Union understands that the
Mexican Government has, through its Minister in
Washington, made formal reclamation for the dep
relations which have been committed by Indians
living in the limits of the United States. The
article IN the late treaty with Mexico binds The
United States to protect the territory OF Mexico
from Indian incursions. As Congress made NJ
appropriation for this purpose though recommends
to do so and the secret service fund of only ,00
per annum is entirely inadequate, there should b
some means adopted to remedy this evil. Go,
Letcher is now in Washington, and will probabl
take back with him full instructions in this matter
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NEW YoRK-Per shiI Epamnondas: $500 sacks salt,
20 600 FIRE bricks, 10 punGheons whisky Jas Magee &co
MORllE-Per shp Sallie Fearn: 20 bdls hay to order
RltHNOND-Per bark ora: ASST mde, "a slaves
RATTAN lsLAND-Per rig Octava: Fruit 10 order
HANANA-Per brig Adams Gray: 2i5 bags coffee, $50
bxs Trosgro Scol54 boN do Cahusac-3n bales
tobacco NJ kspieu-i3 bales do 9 cases seEars Pus
png-6 do N Labaero-ll cases 30 boxes do Iaborie
Aques-i do Vosa ltrOs2 do lis bXs PUG Mir CO
IL cases srgar Nas7 do d BOrnip-l do Turpin-4
do y Rlcuh-l do r NJ Castlo-l do Garca-I do
Devalle X MorenO-lot of fruit. Jos Mitchell,
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communication from Mrs Robinson, who has Just been
cured by Dr. ryer, OF vTuent with which she has
suffered sixteen will be found in another
We this respectable la and ihe evi-
dences of The uh of her statement. We where the
of her action hnd long bu rowed and that
there is not now a trace of left behind. [Edltor Daily
fiat
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FATHER CLEVELAND AND Mr. WEBsTER.-An
tary Webster's Speech that is worth noting. Mr..
Webster's friends shook him by the hand, by hun
dreds, aud among others the venerable and Reve.
tend Charles Cleveland, who has been for nearly
quarter Of century devoted Boston City Mis-
sionary. Mr.. Cleveland, on taking the Secretary
of State by the hand, said, in substance:
"Mr. Webster when you have saved the coun'
try from foreign war several lines more-when
YOU have delivered us from a few more domestic
wars-when you have preserved the Union again
and again--lhen the majority will b-gm to appre.
ciate You. Sir, ] shall always think of you-l
shall always pray for you.'
Here several in the room cried out Good good.
Mr.. Webster acknowledged the compliment by
a very low bow, and said, "Your words are like
apples of gold in pictures of silver"
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T.. SCOVILL'S PArENr Gas BURNERS
~. can he procursi II Poyd,as stain. The Pa
-, q a. Rnrosr gives brilliant light and Is saving
nnpar.j with the old burners. proper pss,0n will b
'ss. ~ y pu' u'''A ' Ar. BAKER 4 CO.. Asmts,
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HOL Esq
SODA WATER
PURE--No Lead Poisoning.

TT s. WATERMAN. Qate Holmes Il Co..
l.. SODA AND MINERAL WATER MANrFAC.
TuRER No 80 Garondeet street, Graver, Offers
furnish his former and her retailers with PuRs
Snda Wale and Mead and calls particular attention his
Bioek TIN Cooler Pipes, mrr absolutely
us. proven by ieveopements OF the delete
effects produced by Soda Water through lead
T. ). w. also furnishes Soda and Mineral Waters Sarsa
parla, glass bot Orders for shipment,
quantity carefully and PROMPTLY attended and de-
lveed without extra charge for t Wates
Apparatus constantly on hand Tor sale apl An
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HO: YE RED HEADS AND GRAY.

IHAST INDIA HAIR DYE ths HGtr nsd no sas T..
T. Any person. hy ocasoa This Dye MAJ ,eep hs nr
~ a. INV, @ ea. , s,bpem,. coasr'"K suhsI Of
Cam,taes's Cnemi.tr,, Philosophy s'e sn - .a...s
mjuDg IN lne .a'N' Ae ~as1 '"s
ue Jnn' u i" '' i WRIGHT CO. ISL tharres It.
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RETuRNED.-united States Deputy Marshal
John ii. Riley has returned from his mission to
Savannah, having arrived home on the 3D. instant
The other officers who accompanied him to Savan-
nah, with the fugitive Simms in their custody, will
probably arrive home tonight. The people of
Savannah speak in the highest terms of praise of
the conduct OF the authorities of Boston in enforcing
the laws OF the land and of the aid and support
they received from the good and law abiding ci-
zens of Boston. Simms left By the officers in
the Jail at Savannah, and his owner, Mr.. Potter,
will not listen to any proposition to purchase his
freedom, that he may again come North and it
is believed that Simms has desire to come this
way again. The officers who went to Savannah
were treated in the most hospitable manner by the
residents of that city. Boston Journal.
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BosroN-Apra 30. - The steamer Amerc ca
sailed to-day Tor Liverpool, with 1875 passengers
She takes 100000 in American gold, and $1,000
in Mexican dollars. Gen. William Whitehead
bearer OF dispatches TO the American legation at
London, is among the passengers.
Several democrats have been removed from the
Customhouse in this city, and it is said Governor
Boutwell, designs making clean sweep Of all
wings holding office under the State Government.
Samuel h. Sewall, free -soller, has declined run
ming for Congress in the Second District, at the
next trial He urges all his parsans to sustain
Mr. Rantoul on account OF his zeal in defending
Simms.
THINGS IN NEW YoRK.-New York, April 30
Tie Irish Indignation meeting in regard to Sir
Henry Bnlwer, came off last evening at the Shak-
speare. Some off.usve use Of the term 'Cet,'
IN his speech at the St. Georges Society dinner
was the cause of the meeting, and Notwithstanding
letter was received from Sir Henry, disclaiming
all intention Of dsrespect TO that race, a memorial
adopted addressed TO the President, praying
him 10 ask Queen Victoria to recall her minister.
Ofconrse the President will comply, and Of course
her Majesty will yield to the wishes OF this meet.
ing. Another meeting is to axe place on this sub
lect tomorrow evening. Last night there any
amount OF Indignation expressed. Mike Walsh
was the principal speaker, and his name and in
huence will have weight with the President a well
with the Queen. Tie whole matter seems to be
small affair. Bulwer certainly meant no harm,
and no one should be strictly responsible ior hat
is said feast like that Of Wednesday.
Jenny Lind's " farewell concerts in this city
commence al Castle Garden, on Wednesday next,
May 7ih, at So, 81, and 81 ticket. She then
goes on tour 10 Canada and the Lake cities. She
then goes 10 London to sing during the great exh.
hilton.
The Cuban expeditionisis, arrested on Saturday
are all liberated on bail in $1,000 each. No new
Developments in regard to the affair have trans
pired.
Kossuth's Ash birthday was celebrated on Mon
day, by number Of IInngarians at Hoboken
Speeches were made, and salute Of lOl guns
fired.
James Wall was last evening found guilty Of the
murder OF Michael Casey but tue jury recon
mended him TO the mercy of the court. He was
intoxicated when he committed The murder, anc
he tad also suffered from many troubles, his wifi
having been seduced from him, and one Of hr
children having been run over by cart anC
killed. The prisoner will be sentenced tomorrow
IPhla. Bulletin.
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LlVERPOOL-Per ship Ossippee ll05 bales cotton, 1lO
hhds tobacco
LtVERtOOI-Per ship Bay State 1899 bales cotton
BORDEAUX-Pers ship Unicorn s. bale co ton l2S 029
AvRE-Pers ship Emperor: 213 bales cotton 1900 slaves
CA hPEAt K1-Per schr Primera CampeachanA: 100
bbs Hour. 10 kegs buttrr Is bxs cheese and sunds
CHAGRES-fer scht hrazos: 9s bbs 81 hf do -four 100
sks A. bbls read, 81 bae hay, 81 lumber
RATTAN ISLASD-Per schr Thos James: bbls beef
bbs pork, bbls flour, 3U0O feet lumber etc.
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A SURE AND SAFE RE EMEDY tor, and will
IA p0vsy cure. the Sick Headache. Chills and Fever
Jaundce Dyspepsia Chronic arrhes Sea ickness ,ho-
era and Cholera iniantum and healthy action
the Liver without particle of caoms auinne
morphine entering into their nnd They do not pur
be a remedy for all OF diseases that heir
but saying the ab they will
positively They will also correct all derang-a EMS Of
stomach and relieve those aches and pains though
the system commonly called rhsum, m.
1t excellent remedy for the Gravel, and Vemlnge
or Worm Med cine. there none b tier.
ey- Prepared only by DR. J. ! F.SCHER, 14O Fu ton
street, New York, few doors from Broadway.
For sale, Wholesale and retail by
r. d. BEACH, l27 Canal street,
TT AGENTS for Louisiana Alabama Missls'ip Ar
kansas Texas and Florida. fell lyd& w
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LEATHER and SIX NS-Ski.ung. Harness, Birdie, Sole
and Rand Leather; UIl Top Sides and Hides Ensmeied
Sides and Hides; Pate lLeathe Of all qualities and coon;
Bag Hides snd Sides SKINS; Wool skins Hos skins;
Goat and Sheep Morocco Calf Skins Lining and Welt
Skins I'll coors and aaaIites Chamois and Buek Skins;
Lace Leather: Buffalo Robes, etc.
~ 5, s. Agents tor the sale of the Patent india
Rubber Gin and Msch Bands Also, the Patent Seched
Steam Packing, and India Rubber Clothing Of all kinds;
Band Riveis, Lace and Band i.saihers.-etc etc.
f'7tt SN TIL 4 nRpTH r. 81 AMI ~ Common
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Bounty LAND CLAIMs.-Certain statements
going the rounds of the papers that the Wash
ington Republic is authorized to say, from an off
ca source do not correctly represent the action of
the Pension Office on the bounty land claims under
the act of September, 1850:
1t is true, that the applications already received
| exceed one hundred thousand in number, and are
increasing at the rate Of five hundred day but so
far from the claims themselves being permitted to
slumber, they are subjected from their first recep-
tion to a rapid process of classification and arrange
ment which is essential to guard against error and
confusion, and actually conduces to dispatch.
| There nearly three hundred warrants
issuing daily and means are in constant exercise to
| swell tae number to four hundred and upwards
Nearly fifteen thousand warrants have been issued
to various parts of the country since the plates
| We're first received from the enpraversN
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From NGNNEsoTA.-rhe last Minnesota dates
are to the l7th April. We find in the st. Paul
Pioneer the following paragraphs
Governor Ramsey sent a detachm to the Win.
nehago encampment, last week, and arrested the
Indian who murdered the Wnnebago known as
DIR. Johnson-Whose murder we mentioned last
week-and has him now committed 10 jail in Fort
Smelling. The matter is probably, however, ad-
jnsed between the friends of the murderer and the
friends of the deceased the former having paid to
the latter about $500 worth Of caicoes and trnk-
cts, and having adopted the friends of the deceased
into their family, whereby they became brothers,
according to Indian custom.
On Wednesday evening of last week, Lieut..
Castor, of Fort Smelling, commanding a detach-
ment OF ten men, returned with the murderer of
the Indian, DE- Johnson, for whose arrest they
We're dispatched. % the detachment We're two
soldiers who started the same evening 10 cross the
river in Il birch canoe and go to st. Paul on a
spree. hey took their blankets with them, ii is
SAID, 10 sell for reireshment. Their names We're
WIN McCray, al lrshman, by birth, and John
Conway, said TO De native Of Indiana. Being d
lew rods from the west bank, the canoe upset.
BY this time, And rev NUud, another soldier, Look
ing down into the river saw the trouble these men
We're in, and sawConway sink McCray called upon
NOnd to help him; Noud swan to his assistance
but before he could reach him, he also sunk in the
water.
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vi LdJ dUfTte-
KENTUCkY-Pera boats, Jewell, master: 1874 hhds t,
bacco Turner Wilson y co.
TENN EsSEE-Per Stone Hooks boats: 5000 stave
and 10 bales cotton. board.
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Per bark Cora, from Rchr ond and Norolk- G Glenn &
co-nW'ls Rawin. &co,H Panish-Robnson 4 Olivier
II lloUn-S IN h &co-Vug's x Jeanrenaud-Litt ejohn n
HENDERSON, Brander, Williams Nco-J w ndre &coJ
Ii Palmer-Dr Cartwrlght-Bndses x Macmurdo-order.