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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-03-28

John p Yclverton,
Daniel w. TIobrrOok
Martha 5. Holbrouk and
George w. Handy.
DY virtue of final decree made by this Court in the
bove entitled the third day OF December, A.
d. 1885, shall sell public auction to the highest bidder
all and singular the morgaged premises mentioned in the
bill of complaint in said cause and therein described US fol-
lows wit All that certain piece parcel of land situate,
lying aud being in the Town ofSouhpor NOW city Of Ke
nosha county of kenosha, and State of Wisconsin, desert
bed follows: beginning at stake hundred and
1907 feet east OF the northwest OF block three in
tho south ward NOW first ward) of the city of kenosha be-
ing in the southeast quarter of section thirty
north of weniyhree east: thence southery
east line Of lot owned by Hiram olbrook in said block
Three, hundred and fortywo feet to stake thence
westerly street. hundred and twenty eet thence
southery the east line of West hiryeigh and
half feet stake; thence right angles with the last
med line easerly hundred and eighty $50 feet
stake; thence nOrthey about hundred and ftyour
feet to Grand street, thence westerly the south line of
Grand street sixty feet TO the place of beginning.
The above sale will take place Saturday the Goth day
Of APRIL A. D. 1881 between the hours of and three
O'Clock in the afternoon of that day. the steps in front
the Court House in the city okenosha the county of Ke-
nosha State of Wisconsin
n. r. ALLEN, Shefiffof Kenosha Co.
HENRY b. TowsLrE, Compliments Sol.
kcnosha, March 9Th, 1851. 6-43
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4 8 81.
DRAY NO. 1.
1851.
DRAX NO. 1.

VENnE Subscriber respectfully informs friends and tn,
public, that his arrangements complete for The
transaction of all such business in his line muy enrus
ted his carc with aithuness and despatch all hours
day and night Particular attention will be paid the cart
age of Baggage to and from the Boats and amy person
wishing take the Boats time may be of having
their baggage board nj the ringing of the bell All
derS my house. of Maiden Lane and Park ST.
any OF the Hotels III the City, will meet with prompt
attention share Of public patronage is respectfully so
cited.
JOHN T. SIIEP- ERD.
Kenosha, March 90 1851. 80
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Positively the Last Notice buf One,

XMyE have sold entire stock of Lumber, &c in
w this City. All persons indebted to
pectfly informed that the be squared up
once. RYERSON & NORRIS.
o. BROOKS, Agent.
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IMPORTANT CATTIOy

Beware of the basa counterfeit of Wis,ay's
Balsam Of Wild Cherry, signed by one VIM NJ.
Spear, who, IN order 70 palm his vile imitation
upon The public, has dbtaihed q fac smile OF our
bottle; and copied our label Of directions varba-:
tim, substituting bis own name for that Of Hen:
~ Wi-tar, NJ. D., which is found on the Renu,
inc.
Remember the outside label or wrapper OF The
genuine Baisafh, is finely executed steel plate
engraving, bearing The signature of Hehfj Wiz
tar, NJ. d., and Sanford & Psrk-fiohs other
are genuine.
We do not wish TO uiae with the lives and
health Of tie afflicted, and We sincerely pledge
ourselves 10 make no assertions as TO the virtue
Of this medicine, and 10 hold out no hope 10 suf-
fefing humanity which fact will not warrant.
| We ask the attention Of the candid to few
conscientious.
Nature IN every part Of her works. has left it,
dhble marks OF adaptation and design.
The constitution Of the animals and vegetables
of the to.rid zone is such thai they coeld net
endure the cold of the frigid zone, and vice veYs
"a.
The Moss Of Iceland and The Pine and wild
Cherry, are justly celebrated for tha cure Of Ill
diseases OF the Lungs and Lfvor, which are 20
fearfully prevalent in al northern attitudes
From combination Of Chemical Extracts, pro-
cured from this Moss" and those "Trses, DR..
Wistar's BOlssth Of wila Cherry IS chiefly form,
ed.
Price 81 per bottle or bottles for SIS.
AGENTS-P. p. Green, ~ sawvcr. RsRa.
sha; 5. Johnson, A. Wainsrsghs & Co, Ra-
cine; Clarke & WoetsnB Laas & Williams.
II. BoswoEth Il son, Milwaukee; C. j. True;
! Rochester; Sheldon & Eastman, Burlington !;
| Lewis Curtis, Genera; c. NJ Mckee, Delavan
Holden & Kemp, JanssviIle, sn-4a
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KENOSHA COUNTY, }
CRY or kENosHA, IS.

NF.NVSIiN L,
Cary or kENosHA, SIS.
In Justices Court.
To O. H. WoOD: You are hereby notified that a writ Of
Attachment has been issued against you, and your property
attached 10 satisfy the demand of Albert r. smith, amount
ing to ortyseVcn dollars. Now unless shall appear be
fore II futile, Justice of the Peace said County,
his Office in said City, the 2ist day March A. d. 1851
at O'Clock in the afternoon. judgment rendered
agans! you and your property Sold pay the debt.
Dated this llth day Of February \. d. 1851.
ALBERT b. SMITH, Plaintiff
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OVERWHELMING TESTIMONIES
OVER HALE A MILLION OF TESTIMONI.
els have been received BY the Proprietor of

lightened Professors, from acute Merchants, and
rom those of every station, name and degree
among mankind-all of which, without one dis
senting objection, pronounce this Ointment to be
GOOD.
AS day by day it unobtrusvely extends its
sphere OF action along the borders Of coun-
try, and Is circulated throughout its extent, new
evidences of It's power and new proofs of its eff
cacy are continually developed. Three millions
OF Boxes, applied TO disease within the last four
years, has established the astounding fact beyond
the power of cavi contradiction, that it is IN
FALLiBLE in the cure of all Tumors, Ulcers,
Sores, Burns, letter. Piles, Scroiua, Erysipelas,
Chilblans, Scald Head, Sore Eyes, Quinsy, Group,
Rheumatism, Broken Breast, Ague in the Face,
Corns, &c. 1t completely restores the INSEN-
SlBLE PRESENTATION, and by this means opens
those avenues by which Nature intended to expeT
the morbid matter Of the hody-thus is the system
cleansed, the blood purified, and the health re-
stored.
1t has the power to cause all external Sores,
Scroiulous Humors, Skin Diseases, and Poisonous
Wounds, to discharge their putrid matter, and
then heal them. We are not ashamed Of the
names of
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Wistar's Batsam of Wild Cherry.

The Grea. Remedy for Consumption of the
Lungs, Affections of the Liver, Asthma, Bros-
cEi,is, Pains or Weakness of tho Breast or
Lungs. and other affections of the Pulmonary
Organs.
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ATTENTION.!

OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS OF THE WAX OF 1872
n Il. SHARPSTEIN, ATroRSEY At LAW. kenoshn
81 City, takes this method Officers and Sol
dters OF the War of 1912 and lSII they NAV obtain
Military Bounty Land Warrants under the Act Congress
passed September %, 1850 by calling at his office.
n. d. am engaged in procuring Bounty Land for the
and the widows Of deceased Soldiers the above
mentioned War and my facilities enable me 10
procure the same at small expense.
Nov. IA, 1850. [2l J. r. SHARPSTEIN
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kENOSHA CIRCUIT COURT-IN CIANCERY.
Heryey Hoskns
Martin l. Easterbrooks p, 60,
and Sarah NJ Easter ~ iOi 'ii0 vi ioilsaSe
brooks his wife, Gil
bert Davidson.
appearing to the satisfaction Of this court that the De
PENDANTS in the above entitled are not and that
neither OF them within the State of Wisconsin,
each and every of them nonresident satc on
motion of Chned French, Solicitors for the Complain
ant Ordered that the said Defendants and each every
them be and they hereby respectively required APP
pear and plead demur the Compartments bill
Of compan filed in this before the wentysxth
day of May next the said bill may be taken confessed
by and against them respectively And is further Order
cd that the said complainant be and he is hereby required
TO this order to be published in the "Kenoshu Tce
graph weekly newspaper published in the city Of Keno
sha, in the said county of Ken sha, in each
six weeks previous the said Goth day May
next HOMER +. SCHDFF,
Court Commissioner kcuosha Co.
CHATFIELD & FRENCH, Soils.
Dated February. -, lc5l Gil
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BLANKS OF ALL KIM
WASH AND BE HEALED.

is pretty generally understood that the old modes OF
Medical Practice by poisonous drugs although for
ny centuries in vogue yet radically erroneous small
ses not excepted Don't give small doses of poison
Dig ones And there this moment, in every
our vast country muludes that enrich themselves the
misery and creduy their fellow me But the nineteenth
century brings 10 the refreshing and purifying
tice OF the WATER CURE. oh, that all might
made acquainted with IFS Medicinal qualities, Il be
admitted that the Water Cure is the greatest nnoy
er made in the healing mode of curing and prevent
ing disease without the drugs of any kind Whatev-
er may be said of other modes of it will be acknowl
edged by all who acquainted with the facts that this
system has parallel to its 1t ia system,
moreover that is emneny calculated TO be understood BY
se many and, simple it is its capabity TO be made
speedily ecacious in acute diseases, OF whatever FORM and
IN The prevention of PAIN cannot be doubted questioned
But It's strongest facts possible TO be found in the
rng OF chronic malades that other reach
Being strongly impressed with the truths Of the Water
Cure SYSTEM and having had practice in the appica-
ton OF those truths all which practices have been attended
with the most favorable results, feel ii TO be my duty
say to The public that shall be ready. when called upon
10 devote my time and TALENT TO the relief and of such
OF the many physical ills which humanity subject
may be brought to my notice professionally.
ISAAC GEORGE.
kenosha, January =, 1851. 80
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Wisconsin Garden and Nursery,

On Gardner'S Prairie, Walroorfh Co., Tires
Miles West Of Burlington.
FHviE Subscriber having become sole Proprietor of this
III weknown Establishment offers for sale this Spring,
over Thirty Thousand choice Apple Trees OF fine
and SIX years growth, all grated from bearing Standard
Trees. Price, IL cents each
ALSO-Piums Pears, Peaches Cherries Currants Coos
berries Raspberres, Strawberries. Grapes and almost all
Fruits usually found in such Establishments prices cor
responding with The times.
large lot of Shrubb5ry Of the most hardy and Ornanen
tai varieties. ALSo-Ornanental Shude Trees among
which 1900 Mountain Ash, six feet high, each
Chestnuts at l1 cts. each Spruces, Pines, FRS,
fowering Plants, hardy Roses and Duhas many
cites large and choice lot Greenhouse Plants low
prices.
Nothing viii be recommended hardy in the line Of
Fruit or Flowers but such Eleven Years Experience
the Proprietor in this Establishment, has enabled him to
recommend rs perfectly suited 10 the climate.
Catalogues gratis at the establishments by mail, post
paid.
Letters Of enquiry sent to the Burlington o. post paid
promptly answered. JOHN BELL,
w l3consn Nursery, Feb. Sth 1851. 3m-i6
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IfyPORTANT NOTICE.

TNHE Subscriber hereby gives notice to those whom il
may concern that his Books and Accounts are now in
the hands of Jno L. V Yates Justice of the Peace for
immediate collection. TO all those indebted him he
would merely say Jus; cme up and settle
thereby the which follow Notice
aIdn mistake"
Blacksmith Shop on Wisconsin St. few doors Main.
keno>ha, March :. 1851. 3m-4a
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SRERIFF's SALE.

y AIS, Glass, seTshes and susths. for sale By
~ y. M f..
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Pleasant Prairie, March 10th, ls,
NOTICE.

KENosHA CIRCUIT CoURT-IN CHANCERY.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-03-28

INsEED OIL and sp'ls TuEpen,inc, for sale by
L. SrARKWEATTIRR
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-03-28

vs..
Daniel w. HolbrrOok,
Martha :. Holb:ouk and
George w. Handy.
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nereges--4 few Dress Patterns le which will be soil
- very cheap al the hEw CASH STORY.
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pc.nsr OLE REPRESENTATIVES,.

DIssyr, OF Ohn was exeasea :. erh serving
IN TIE Committee on EleclicSe.
MI PHELPs muscuced a oil granting nigh. OF
wsy and public land to Mssouri for railroad nom
nisseuri lire Ia the western liLe OF thai Sts,e Re
ferrsc 10 Committee on Public Lands.
Mr. DISNEY reported a bill regulating Tolls on tne
Louisville and Portland Canal and for purcnssinS
shares Of individual stockholders, and making the
navigation free Referred 10 the Committee on
Roads and Canals.
The House. then went into Committee on The Pre-
sdent's Message. when Mr.. HovsTos offered Sc
res OF resolutions referring the various branches OF
tie Messsge TO the appropriate Committees
Nj. Hall OF No. spoke in favor OF the bhi IN
tfoductd by him, giving the night of way ana p1oic
lands for a Railroad from Hannibal 70 - Josepos'
Missouri. showing the In 9oltance OF such worx IN
a commercial point OF view.
Mr.. SwEETsER, of Ohio, gave his views on the SUD
jet Of the public lands.
Mr.. BrssEIL, of H., intended to support MI Halls
bill. or the principle embodied IN IL.
TIE Committee then rose.
A communication was received from the War De-
paTtment in relation - the modification Of the sys'
TEN OF Notifications. II was read, when debate
took place on It's reference. Referred TO the Com
mittee on Military Affairs
The House adjourned till Monday.
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Extract from Messrs. Hollingshead. Feuey a.
Co.'S Circular,

LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, Nov. sS 1857.
There has been improved demand flf CoTros t9s
week from tie trade well from spectators and he
business has been extensive 1t slight amendment n
pnces S9m ntnue 10 purchase freely, stimulated
no doubt by the healthy state OF trade IN Mance ester
where stocks of both goods and warns unusually sh'
in consequence of which many Of the manufacturers nave
been able enter ntOi coatract Tor future delivery
and spoculao have been induced 70 operate TO some
sntent seeing the stsck gradually diminish. with no
immediate prospect OF import. The weeks supply
has been $4,000 bales and from the nted States only
a 200 bdes with but little coming fiom o,hsr quar-
ers thus the position of the markets much changed from
what n was few weeks and the quantity dahJ on
sale being longer Of demand prices are ON the
advance and quote Improvement TINS week IN the
yalus of American descriptions OF rather more nan one
eighth penny pound. Several caTgoes OF new crop
nom New Orleans have arrived and which have met a
ready sale the color and staples being good although
generally less leaiy The prices obtained have
mostly been from 81 % sd H. 1880 bales were tax en-
on on and $40 for export leaving i1 the Trade
80 slOhaes. The sales TO- day amount 70 1900 ba es
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RHODE ISLAND.


PROVIDENCE, Thursday, Dec. IL, 1851.
Capt. Rogers, of the propeller Petre arrived at
this port this morning, reports that he passed ~ ;
schooner Of about 40 tuns, capsZed and full OF va
ter with her sails set. lie pass ed near enough TO
read Orient, l.. /. on her stern could see 40 one
on board She had black boa, top and ye.IOS
waist her dayI. tackle was hanging by the stern
boat in the water, and appeared to be made fast
amidships. Two schoOners near her, and
making preparations 10 board her IL . feared that
answers the description Of the schooner Expedite,
Capt Racket OF and for Onent IN ballast, from the
port last night. She is supposed 20 nave been cap
sized IN the heavy squall about o'clock this nom.
tED
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ADDITIONAL EUROPEAN NEWS
BY THE NIAGARA.
BY THE NOVA SCOTIA, NEW BRUNSWICK AND
MAINE TELECRAPHS TO PORTLAND.
THENCE
BY BtIN'S MERCHANTS LINE TO NETWORK
HALrFAx'TELEGRAPH OFFICE,
Thursday Evening, Dec. IL, 1851.
IRELAND.

The winter emigration continued, and so
did the remittances from Insh settlers in America
In the Ballinasloe Union the Guardians had applied
TO the Commissioners for advice, under circum-
stances which show the extraordinary change re-
sult!ng from famine and emigration. Numbers OF
the present ocoupierS OF lands and houses have Je
fused to uay Arrears OF poor rates. on the grennd
thst the former occupers the parties liable, two
years having passed since the making and puoish-
ing of such rates but as the former tenants have
emiprated or become nsolyent the Guardians have
applied to ascertain whether legal process can be
instituted against the propIletors.
The qusys of Dublin are Just now crowded WIN
enigranfs chiefly of the most wretchei class OF
peasantry, from the western counties.
The Waterford papers say the emigration from
that part Is as brisk as ever.
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SOUTH-CAROLINA.
Proceedings OF the Legislature.

CHARLESTON, Wednesday, Dec. 10, 1851.
The Senate refused to-day an application from
,ho rederai "overnm-nt the night
house of Bells Bay.
Yesterday the Senate adopted a resolution that in
fixing a day for the assembling of the Convention,
it was for the purpose of enabling the people in
their sovereign capacity to resort to such mode Of
resistance as they may determine, TO yindcate the
State from the asperson so layishly cast that she
has submitted in common with other states 70 past
aggressions of the Federal Government This reso-
luton to-day laid on the table by the House.
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Confessicn-The Weather.

Urea, Thursday, Dec. II, 1851.
The confession of the individual who was exc
cuted for arson committed IN this city, made It's ap
pearance to-day. IL claims that many Of our cll-
zens, IN the best Standing we're engaged with him
IN his hellish act The confession IS not believed IN
this city Ia fact afhdayis contradictory are already
issued in the daily papers.
The confession OF circuit VIII shortly appear,
which VII be adverse to the Truth Of tnat by COnck
lin IN al cases bat one.
The weather IS warmer, and we have no snow.
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MARRIED.

Al So Johns Church, Warrington, Doe. o. by Rev DR..
Pyne. GOOLD HoYT, Esq. Of New York TO Mlss CA
MIILh SCOTT daughter Of Gen Scott, Of u \. A.
Al Norwich Conn Dec g. bv Rev william a. Moran
william p WILLIAMS, of this CITY, AMI JULIA
WOODBRIDGE, second daughter Of Chas Jas fanman,
ESQ. Of he form place.
On Thanh sgiyng Day Nov a. 10 SAINTS Peter and Paus
Church. NilhanADurgh. by Rev. Malone, JOHN III
REILLY Fac a., to JOANNA STACK beth Of "a. fornes
place
On Thursday Dec. II, bv Rev. A. ~. Osborn, IONA
THANH. WEED 20 Mis- ELIZABETH "a. GOOD5ELL.
all OF Newburgh. OTange Co. N Y.
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DIED,

On THURSDAY Dec H. AZ O'Clock A NJ arer long and
illness OF consumotpn IN the fu hone Of blessed
Immortality Mfs. RI I'll ANN, wifi. o James Iacis aged
~ years and ) months
The relatives cd friends II the IA ny the members Of
Manhattan aud Excelsior Chapters o u u A. also tho
officers attached 10 the u S. Revenue Department
specifically invited to attend the funeral from her
late residence. No 10 Lewis St. Sunday at O'Clock
M Her remains val be taken to the Evergreen Gene
tory fr lnteTment. Her words Well Nay II DO
said OF poor me-
Affection long time sAe bore
PhfscIdnS tined IN vain
Til Jesus came with all his lore
And eased her from her pain dl1hs
On Thuuday, Dec. II, THOMAS A. MCLEOD, Of Cana.
da West aged a years
The funeral wnl take place from the residence u his
amt MIS- Dennesoun. No 3) lieny-st. this tFnday)
On Wednesday, Dec. TO- HUGH RICHARDS, native
ofcarnaFvonshTs North Wales. ths 3J Of hi.
ards, and The members OF the Ancient Bnton'- Benefit
Society II the City Of Now YORK respectfully invited
attend his funeral this FIidayl afternoon a. o'clock,
DRY At, East BROOKLYN NJ B5tages will be an attend.
aAce A. the Catharine Ferry Brooklyn, at O'CLOCK,
youngest child Of Asher & and Rachel 3. Hayons.
The friends Of the family and those Of her grad fathers
VIM Chardayoyar ard Henry r. Havens respectfully
invited - attend The funeral this (Fday) Afternoon AZ
o'clock from the residence OF her father No 10 3D. 81 with
Oa Thursday, Dec II, MARY B. LAWRENCE.
Her hiepds and those Of her nsphews. james T.. aad
sxander Campbell faly invited 70 attend her
funeral this day al O'Clock NJ, from her residence No
27J Bridge. 81, Brooklyn. =
W lie Of Charles L. Peek 81 the City VI Nsw-Y
Al New. Orleans, Dec 2, CHARLES BEDFORD. na-
~ u Boston. Mass IN the Tih year of bls ake.
ia South Brooiyn. Dec. 10, Mrs. CHARITY BCDD
rect C the late John BIdd aged ~ years months and
% days
Her rela liyes and friends are respectfully invited TO at
tend her funeral from tn residence Of her dangbtef Ms
Enzabeth A. whitman, No. 1875 saese.t-s,. on Fnday
: O'Clock p 81 oil u
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NETWORK.
The Stnte Attorney General.

ALBANY, Tuesday, Dec II, 1851.
There has not been any meeting Of the Board OF
State Csnvassers to-day. dispatch was received
stating that the revised returns from the XVIII Ward
had been forwarded to Albany by the train which
left New-York at o'clock. II IS not probable that
n will be acted upon to-day.
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KENTUCKY.
Senator for Kentucky .

LOUISVILLE. Thursdly, Dec. II, I53I.
The friends Of Messrs. Crttenden and Dixon have
withdrawn them both as candidates for Senator.
Wing Caucus tonight have Just nominated Thomp-
on the frat ballot.
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Arrival.

Steam ship Roanoke Parrish Norfolk and Richmond IS
hours, mdse. and pass 70 Decn & Thornton -,
shp Hudson 10, the southerner, as reported 10 ms
mornings paper White, New Orleans ~ days, eo'tsns
As 10 Stanton THOMPSON.
Bark jasper Hasty Savannah, cotton, sc.. 70 Danhsm
& Dmsn Dec. 5, Cd 1ybse Light, spoke scS "A'l'aA
El.ell. hence =, -. =.
Bark Mary yaney. ssurgs, st. MARKS IL d'y' cotton u"
COe. Anderson 4 Co. ~, a.
Schr Mary Howard. Marshall, Wb5ng'oh' ~ Jus Z"
naval stores - s. l.. Mitchell -, -...,..
Schf Excelsior, Clarke Absecom 70 hon,s s'5 4, es'
cotton. the remainder Of the cargo 81 org ~ L. o1as--
sUIpD-shiu spsr g.suaIl Burslsy. for Boston; barn
PetTea Whitman lOr ChaI!ecni steamship oh -
fer Chares ships Seamans Bride ne"l mex 70, So
Franciseo: Marion JohnG01. Tor Savannah barkE Jean
cite ir West Indies Edna Bbbins FOR Gaay ana hhnde
NcNair for Savannah. and others. From QgAisniiAe-
ahip Constantine, Bunting, for Liverpool.
BELOW-lbark.
WIND-sunrse. N W; mt indian, " W. ssRss''S'N's
BIZ Telegraph.
NEWPORT, Dec liam. wandOpAs'o' kas'' 49,
town. sc. -
In port. all the vessels previously reported
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or sxw-YoaK......DEcEmBEa IL.
See Seventh Page Jor additional Shipping Intelligence
Cleared.

steamer-Ohio, Sehesci, Chagres, NJ o Roberts
Ships-MsriOn johnson. Savannah, Daaham 4 DImons
Oxford, NcLaHe. Boston, Chambers 4 Heissf, foress
Queen, Loye,t. London. W. Truady.
BaEk-Colunbia. Gerkes. Brsnen. Meyer stucksn;
Rngf-Emporium Golfer, Barbados, Underwood D
wneJ COrunesa, SPAN Fabregas, Ponce, Agurs Gal
way. John Clements, BE- Martin. Antigua. J D. eager
Osceola. Robertson plyRouth, NO Pisit 6laght
schoonsu-Phrbe Baxter, Chase, Philadelphia, Nc
Kee, Eliza Jane, snowman, Boston; y. n. Hsrcs Del
trT, Phh@t phia, James Hand Lake Lake. kewbsrn.
Plat & Co ID. {. Foster, Csnleld, Nswbsrn. Nc u
N. Freeman; May Flower Allen. Jacksoayills j. "
well; Leroy Powell. Mobile, Sturgss, Cisafmsn 20
Aivsrado Jones. ST. Johns River II. d. BrOoknan; Hal
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