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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-24

OUR Stock OF groceries consists partly OF
Is bags Of prime Rio Coffee.
10 Of Laguira and Java do.
10 hhds New Orleans Sugar.
40 bbls clarified do
20 Abls crushed, and powdered, do.
l32 chests assorted Teas.
10 bbls. New Orleans Molasses
90 I" Sugar House
)" Golden Syrup.
100 bags G. A. Salt.
so L. b. do
80 bbls. Kanawa do
so do old Cine. Cider Vinegar
100 do rectifed Whisliey.
10 do Brandy.
do Cgnac.
Is do MackercI.
5 do Shad, etc. etc.
We also keep full and splendid assortment of queens
ware, glassware hardware cutlery, boots ard shoes.
Woodcnware, ssich as pals, wasltnbs, wash-boards
bowls covered baskets, well buckets, 2 bush and peck
measures knife trays, mop handles, tarcans, booms and
brushes OF every description.
GELPCKE& SCHROEDER.
FINE article Of keg and canstery powders shot of all
kinds, for sale by GELPCkE < SCHROEDER.
PRIME article Of w. x. Cheese Oysters, Lobster.
and Sardiaes of superior quality Just received and
sale by GELPCKE L. SCHROEDER.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-24

MI. q j. Beauhicn'S
LIVERY STABLE,
On 81, bcfreen Main and Locust streets.
ID ENG anxious TO contribute much ,s possible to
- the dispatch Of business and the pleasures of t,r
trends and the public generally, keep constantly in
ug The fastest and safest horses, and finest and
carriages bngcies, sulkics They TO- cer,an-
We respectfully solicit trial.
We will snap, buy sell, rny and everything in our
line.
g Highest market prices paid for corn, oats and hy
April 80, 1851. Y
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Directory.
A CARD.
Up PORTER. Dental surs


J. p. PORTER, Dental Surgeon,
TTAVIEG purchased the Entire Stock and Dental rrae
cc Of d. u. LEE Of this place. respectfully tenders
his professional services the citizens of Dubuque and
the Interior
Office opposite tie Bank. aaa Immediately the Exchange
and Baakiag House,
where he will be happy to perform all operations upon the
teeth, both for their beauty and preservation. Teeth in
serted in whole partial SETS npon any of the modern
improved methods, with without artificial gums and
warranted for life.
Particular attention paid Extracting, Filling and
cleansing; ALSO the regulation Of Chdren's teeth Ie
material but the best, and WILL in all operations
whether surgical mechanical give entire satisfaction
make no charge. Refer to
Asa HoRn, NJ. D.; Hon. LINCOLN CL.ax;
J. w. FINLEY, NJ. D.; Mai M. MoBLEY;
G. w. RICHARDS, NJ. D.; r. WALES, Esq;
RI THOMAS, NJ. ID.
Dr.. p has on hand large and well selected stock OF
INCORRUPTIBLE TEETH, which he offers to the Pro.
fsson at Manufacturers prices Orders respectfully soil
cited.
Dubuque, Sept. IL. 1851.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-24

CU and for sale by CIR. WEST.
rss 10, e prim. Dates and Figs, rsesiyea and
O0n RrLs good Winter Apples for sale at tn" Ware
100 BrLsCSanbr rrcs in good order, for sale my
lOU Ware House on the Landing 6. r. WEST.
Sl SACKS dried Apples and Peaches, good article,
w received and for sale by G.. WEST.
y Oysters, fresh in cans, and sariincs for
ID sale by G. K. WEST,
INEw che of fresh Teas superior article for sale by
l. G. r. WEST.
A article Of sugar. cot c, mo'asses and to
~ bacco for sale by ie bbl, box, sack and pound
by CIR. WEST.
|2OO'AeH' Minnesota potatoes for sale e hy VI EST
OSprLs extra article Flour for sale-alsa salt by
L - - sack or barrSl by CIR. WEST.
INV gross pint and half pint Flasks for .sle by the
l. gross doz, by G. r. WEST.
sale by CIR. WEST.
EEw doz pals tubs and churns, good article hand
Il and for sale by q X WEST.
LARGE lot ofcorn brooms hand, and will he sold
"A CHI ap by the doz-call at VESTS.
NASp'rs for sale cheap by the. by
Erw bales Gunny bags hand and for sale by
CIR WEST.
g FERN, star and tallow candles for sale hy \
. CIR WEST
ncrM, pitch and rosin, prime article on hand and 70
~ sale by CIR WEST.
Corr shell almonds, flher,s and oh stnu,s
~ for sale by the Dbl or ib by CIR WEST.
December i--dwly
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YOUNG LADIES' SCHOOL.

I VI NO LL3DIIltC SNIiVDIL.
Mlse CUTTERS
CCHoOI. FIR vciar Ladies and Misses will commence
- Monday newt, December i5i. Al O'Clock w., on
the second ocr If tie building main street. four doors
south of Spaulding's gook Store.
Terms:
Fer the primary classes. 50 quarter.
For the advanced classes, Sc.
Payable. half in six ks from til, cmen,
and half at the close of the quarter dec l2-dtf
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sHERlFF's SALE.
WIN. HALL

SHERIFF'S SALE.
WV. HALL. }
rS.
PATRICK O'HARE.
DY virtue Of an execution directed issued by the
ID Clerk of the District Court in and for the county of
Dubuque and State Of Iowa, against DEFENDANT, will
the nth day of January, A. d., 1882 between the hours
of o'clock A. NJ, and O'Clock NJ, of that day At
the door OF tn, Court House in said Comfy, expose to
~ of Patrick OIare, in and to the following described
real estate situate in tho County Of Dubuque and State
of Iowa, To wits The West 10 If til, S r ar. of Sec
Township No9o N. Range East Of the 5ih Prr. Mer
with all the apurfenances fhcreunto belonging satisfy
said writ, as am therein commanded.
W. G. STEWART, Sheriff, n. G.
by d. w. MORRISON, Deputy.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-24
MARRIED,

MARRIED,
AT Cascade the 10Th inst by the Rev. Robert Stuart
Mr. SYLVESTER DEAN to Miss CATHERINE LATHRor, both
of this County
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ATTENTION DOCTORS.

ATTENTION DOCTORS.
- IDS will he received my Office Ter tho Paupr prac-
- tice Of the County Of Dubuque for tie year iS52-
The lowest bidder, who gives bond to the satisfaction of
tdc;our and testimonials of qualification will he dc!ar
ed the C,untyPhvsician at theJanuary Sealed
proposals recSiv until the lst day of January. by
der oi the Canuty Court, Dec. IaIi.
Dec. S-dwdt Up. VAN llAGAS. Clerk.
Consumers Look to Your Interest.
S0B.RREIs Gcnitan Apples Just received and for
L w sale by EMERSON & SHIELDS.
q n BARRELs extra whiskcy far sale low close 4
L w consignment, by EMERSON & SHIELDS.
1S GRoss Matches, low, than the mark by
L - EMERSON * SHIELDS.
g Lr-Kanhawa, Ground Alum and Turks Island
- Salt, for sale by EMERSON {. SHIELDS.
CroyEs-Four second hand stovrs Ter sale low by
- EMERSON & SHIELDS.
CHAwLs-25 Bay State shawls in store and for
- sale by EMERSON & SHIELDS.
CATINRrrs AND JEASs-75 pieces Satinetts and Jeans
- tor sale by EMERSON &c SHIELDS.
Dec. sly p
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-24
RUN HEaE EvRYBoDY!.

III AVING sold my stock in trade at the EAGLE
i COFFEE HOUSE to J. l.. EpwAnps & Co. in
wife all those indebted by book account TO
call and settle if they would save cost.
JOHN DAWSON.
Dubuque, Dec. II, 1851.
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GREAT REMEDYl
@ua00 AAJs@
Celebrated Family Ointment,

Celebrated Family Ointment.
n M,y Sais, Thorough and the grea,est External Rems
dy ercr Msrd e c'aaposed Of 1egetaMe Extracts an.
aRr9hGed R e onnoD OF be01Hs 10, hs
Of k.anrnmnfory Diseases.
Ills universally acknow lodged TO he inallihc remedy.
in every here ii has been faithfully applied on tho
human system, for promoting neIlsile Precipitation. and
Invaluable in all diseases Of the lcth Obstinate Ulcers.
dSores Cfians Sore Throa turns, Cuts CutaneouS
Epons Sore Nipples, Sore Breast. Dseasez OF the Eye
AHuc in the Face. Rheumatic Pains, Contracted Cy -
Pain in the Side. Back and other parts OF the system Sead
Head. Bruises Fresh Wounds Piles and every sind OF
sore containing the least particle Of Inflammation. 40
permanently cured by this great remedy.
HEALING VIRTUES.
II Is fat. authenticated here, well a. all ovtr fe
State and indeed the whole western states. that Sloano
Medicines have obtained wide spread celebrity. and ro'
putaton which they justly entitled by their cdIsS
Urtnes" and powers We IRE not among thosc VINO afo
prone endorse every patent hmbug that comes along
and in this instance have delayed our endorsement until
been able make assurance douby sure not only
by testing them personally ourselves but from the tcsf
around us.-llllinois Globe, April 10. 1850.
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Literary Theft-Judge IIaIibHrtons Book Let
ter frOru Mr.. uiIdreth.

The following letter from the author Of
tho new History Of the United states" recently
published By the Harpers IN i've octave volulnos.
calls pubic attention to singular appropriation Of
his pages BY Judge Halliburton, the ~ellknows
sam Slick, the Yankee Clockmaker
BosrOs, THURSDAY, Oct. -, 1851.
yessrs HARPER & BEOTHyRs; Looking INTO Judge
IIabburton's Rule and Misruie Of the British 70
Amerca,' Just repueihed oy yon, ma .n.a ,,S
first and second volumes OF my lately punlsnsd
{" History Of the United states" From has havsng
referred few times ~ my book, % ralhef 70 NO,
al the bottom Of his page, and once or twice CT
n,essly quoted from me IN his text one would be
led 70 suppose that he had never DonoNsa my
language, or even relied upon my pages ioi iS$s,
without giving ne credh for IT. Thisls very lar non
being the case. Not only Is ms general bufAh'o'
apsTt from his argument Inferences and renoetions.
mainly borrowed from my volumes, with occasionA
endorsements from other sources 0ut J strongly suS
pect that he greatly indebted 70 me IoI sas
,cea Of his book, which is very fsiiy developed
nlpe-the idea that the existing Institutions vi 'hs
United States have been mainly derived rom In. as~
are the natural growth OF those OF GOODMAN .nSe
But as facts and IDEAS nave no es IN, Lain n
sn.ca property IN them Dor should nave thouba'
OF complaining had not the Judge gone SUI iei''
repeatedly borrowing not only serIeu.e 60 ,,h 81.
gysnbs but vhoi, pages from my history, "In NC
eI,eraton OF hardly single word, ana ~Ihoot mo
slightest animation tina. the composition was nos MS
own. ,-.,,ur ,o..h, mar,
hans deem Il a privilege % be permiIlf 10 speak
sesin under ne. name, especially one SO respects.
be as that OF Judge Halliburton Out u lasie aiI-
ferent with a WINTER whose oooAf nos yeat~o yoa.
oJ IS b., Just beginning 70 be known. Who cas teil
hui thai. some ATTY years hence, some fammAser On
Libraries on comparing our two books, may scesss
me of having been the-b0noweri In iact, 'ninA
such conduct would be more excussole, rs wes As
more probable, IN a pecdling Yankee clockmaker.
than M a crave Tory Judge and ChuSchmn, VINO
tses the Purtsns 70 severely 70 task for that very
common failing Of not always having escn exactly
what taey seemed The Judge win excuse my pei
tiaaclty. but not having yet leaynt his shghi-sf.
hand an OF book making, NINE las cost nae good
deal OF labor which Is rather aegravatAs to see 80
quietly appropriated TO another persons use es-
peciaIy as considering the Judges fertility Of genus
and established reputation, # there sas 10 De any
horrovlpg and lending between us, he ought ra'nes
70 have been the lender and the borrower.
am, geItiemen, with much respect, your ahs
~'' hcaass Hslosssa
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Accidents -Cesnterfeit Biiis-Ths Weatbe~-
The Markets. &c,


Correspondence vi The N Tribune
PHfL,DRLPHIa, Monday, Nov J, 1851.
Charles Brown, keeper ola gambling house.
together with 4 number of negroes charged with
gambling at cards, were arrested on Saturday night
George Row and the colOrei boy supposed to have
been kidnapped ON Friday evening last, has been
found IN Moyamensing Prison, where he Was placed
Tor fighting.
Two sailors we're observed on "Wednesday night
last, moving out from Spruce. Il. wharf to barge
at anchor ia the river since which time n0Ihlns h@
been heard OF them. IL is feared they have bsoe
drowned by some accident.
New counterfeit s. notes on the Philadel phls
Bank are IN circulation. They are badly executed
bu, the pubic should be on It's guard
The Police have arrested, during the past " hours,
many persons tor petty lelonles and the ordinary
mSdemeanOrs.
Weather lowering
There u no new feature 70 notice 10 the COrrOr usrhof
RsHk Is steady at s23 tun for No There 30 chang:
to notice the FLOUR market Sales 81 1000 bbs zoe
bands for export 50 81 sales of retail lots AZ Dbl
for far and good brands and 81 O5 up 7j Ter bette.
brasds and eNtTa according co quality RYE FLOUR asa
srrs at 50 37l and tho latter at 50 % vbbi Pnces
WHEAT steadily maintained and there on' nmts.
amount Offering Sales Of 1909 bush prime red $40 SEQ
white s8c bush RYE scarce and commanis 100 80
arrival Sales Of good yellow CoRS have been made 10
In oars no change WHISKY steady at 80 - bss ssd
SAFE or sro Ks-Fird Board-lo Ear and Mech
Bank sSt. 800 Reading X 70 % Penn X X ts: ~
State 6s l0l 81 200 do, 100 500 Lshsh in', oi S"
PITS a. 90 81: Bank Oi " A, l3ii.
Second Boord-lO Pesn X r., 40, 100 Bant.
500 LehyE Int 49, silO State g. 81, Penn Bk i~t
81 gCg S 70 %, 1876.
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The Taiiors and Jussiee Osborne.

10 AH h4h0fS Or Tar n ?. 4rohK
In your paper Of this morning, you con-
PLAIN Of the ,ondlc, IF certain persons having circu-
lated slandefous reports az AIMS, Mr justice O5ome.
FOR the purpose Of -rel.ins lfseag against aim ia
tie coming Election AnouE othcrreD,I.S,lt T. sal
that he acted tyrinnicaly 10 The Geglar ailop dur
ing their stTike Of last year.
Now sr, az happen 70 know some. hing Of these
circumstances from the German So,ieiy themselves
having been IN communication with shem On hat
subject, beg, Secretary OF tie Ta.iors Protective
Union 20 give that An 4afas!lfsd contradiction, and
slso, during the yarou struggles, IN which ~e, as
body, have been engaged ior the maintenance o. our
uetis, We have never rad any occasion 10 fad fault
win the con-ue. oi Ny. Justice Osborne While, on
ihe one hand be maintained the dignity Of the la~
and Insisted uloa - requirements 0eing strictly Cd
served, ye' his ind gment Va. Away tempered With
mercy and administered III SUCH ,nanaCr .aas len
u without Cause 81 Complaint.
And even DUNG tie last few weeks when some
OF our unprnciplsf employers have sought To tEan-
PIE on our nights as mCu. ana By their tyranny -
reGuoe US 10 ne mean ana plSa1lc condition Of 10
JeCI >eiis, WHO our motives nave been mlsrepfe-
sen'ec, and some OF your feil0w-wO-knen ar
rested and committed Oy Justice LotnfOp, Nndsr
the prete!>c OF hapng violated the law, HOtwltA-
staining lhe cleartst proof sas attuced that they
had cone DO wrong Hr. justice Osborne then inter
f6red III our behalf, and demonstrated with Justice
LOihTop against ms unconstitutional conduct.
Therefore. would say to my iellos-traiesmen,
DO not be j asray by these slanderous reports, bus
give your Snl port u the man VINO LOOKS upon labor
as quite as sacred IN the eyes OF the Law Capital,
ana VINO IS prepared to deal justice r!tAo.. par
tldhfy TO the poorest iabOrer, notwithstanding he
may have been accused OF resisting the unpnncIped
conduct OF AZ unieehng employer. j. VI.
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The Arrest Of MIR. Thrashcr and Subsequent
Treatment-Markes-N news. &C
CHARLESTON, Nov 9, 1851.


The steamship Isabel arrived here at midnight
on Saturday. having lcl Havana on the 9th
ulimo.
The t. , ship Cyane hal arrived at Havana,
al well
The snip James Conner. from Liverpool for
New .Oresns. when Al days out touched upon
,be reefs, but got of unassisied.
Mr. Thrssher. late cdl;or Of the Iero Iai.s
,,,al was removed on the 9th ait, to Plnta Fort
and placed in solitary confinement, IN damp
unhealthy dungeon He charged with receiving
letters IN cipher, supposed 70 have reference 70 the
Cuban INVASION, but he denies a.lknowledge Of them
Reports were current that ht had been tried con-
demned and sentenced 10 the m.hes.
Another account SAYS TIA. iLT1sher's arrest Is as
cribed 10 the kindness shoVI by him 10 the American
pnsoners and the jealousy a HE ed'ers OF the Do-
no Norma Consul Owens neglect Of Thrashcr Is
much censured at Havana
HAVANA MARKErs-Tuesi.y, Oct. 2s-SuoAR Is
scarce, and concessions have oeen made White is
quoted at 6i07.. Florete. DC. choice Yellow,
&c good do, 5t10 &c. Brown, Sc. Cucaruchess,
&c. MoLAsSFs dull at n2t reals. Coffee Is very
quiet-bttle nothing dong JERKED BEEF IS
wanted. Il IetdllS az ~ 0@iC, cargo has Deeh
fold on private terms probably a. l6c. FIsH are
scarce 100 casks Boston bYouch. IS 7jG$6 C0dare
al IS I2Ia s. IS Haddock are improving, there be
ing no arrivals Cash Duce IS s.. FREIGHTS are
nominal, and the demand q small. ExcHANGE is
fuctuatlDg
HAVANA SHIr News, Oct CAR. brig Edgar,
New-York u. ). ship Cyanc, Norfolk. 9th, snip
Medora Portland sid. shg ChLdo Harold. Arr.
9th, brig Csrdih, NewYork. 2sth, ship st. Peter,
Boston schr II A. Barng. New-York.
MataDzas, Oct. Esd. ships Odd Fellow, New
York Ranger, do.
Cardenas, Oct 26-Au. ship Express 9th, Mo-
oalg New-York
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se,ically ,ni poscrfrnglT pursued Aftcr ortny
ing a, much ispd ~ possible under CULTIVATION, by
an extensive and JDticiousiy conducted system ~
irrigation to hive one wears supply 81 PROVISIONS
IN store thew NINA 10 Sc. NJ and h1iSh Their ma
chimes furnaces g. for SINE ting ore. castin- EtiS
AID finishing O. g.i-s. for monniac:urins purposes
vel IS for rail sdFs. - PIT taenSo-ttS u. ia
re.,Iou a N tina u..cl.,oriAg country \ southern
railway T. top the paciac IL some pr4clcAJe pSh'
u a favcTIte plan With la.n. road - oregon l.
spoken % and thc rdlroat rom the head OF nav,
os.,op on he Missouri 10 he SAL Lake valley viii
some day be As lnucA Travelled A. any 81 orr mhn
ttgTDug LiITc> are a. present
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NETWORK.
Fire at Troy.

TROY Monday, Nov. 3, 1851.
6rc broke out IN the building formerly occupied
ss a rome walk ia West Troy. the property OF Mr..
Heart The building was goo feet long, and occupied
by Angel & Stratton as Il fence manuiactory IL was
totally DESTROYED and the loss IS $1,000. insured as
follows 81 600 IN the Troy Mutual $4,000 IN the
Keescvillc Office, and Si00 on the steam engine IN
the Hudson River Company Mcssrs. Stratton d Co,
the occupants, were insured for 1000 IN me new
York Un,On and 81 coo IN the Johnstown Mutual
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Affairs-iIcayy Freshct.

BoSroN, Monday. Nov. 3, 1851.
The Stock market opened lu0yantly, but dropped
st the close Central Railroad sold at on, Norfolk
l2l, and Edgeworth 81 bid Money continues IN fair
request az previous rates.
heavy fTeshet has occurred on the Merrlmack
River, IA the northern part Of New Hampshire. The
railroad near Plymouth. Warren, Wentworth ana
9lher places was damaged.
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TUE NEw-ENGL,ND PRoTEcTIyE UNIoN.


We have received the ANIMAL reports made by the
Central Board aud Committee on Trade 81 the yearly
meeting of this Institution held IN Boston on the Isl
and % ul, These documents Indicate healthy ana
progressive state of affairs IN this great attempt 10
reform commerce During the year, ITO ne" al'is'
ions or local societies and stores have been added 70
the Union, have Withdrawn, and 5 have stopped
busues. either N consequence OF The dishonesty OF
incapaclty Of their managers. or because they were
foolish enough to Try TO trade OIL credit. The pur-
cboses through the Central Agency for the s'1 months
ending October |, were $i3s,0o0, and for the year
400 ESQ g. The Union has established IN boston
an AGENCY for the sale Of country produce sent IN oy
the farming divisions and rs operations have proved
satisfactory. The success OF the system nA'
awakened an interest IN various parts OF the couaI.
including Csnada, where already three n'ui'sn'
divisions exist, Several auxiliary DIVISIONS n-'o
been established in NewYork State, wihih us 'As'
wear. and one in Illinois. Hon. WOOSTER sfRA''t'
Of Moutpelier. W. was elected blythe meeting ffes'
dent Of The Central DIVISION for the ensuing iea''
and JoYs G. kAU1nAcE. of Boston CHAIRMAN o' -,
Cnmm,ttee on Trade. Mr.. h. Is ths Ceh"A Ns'~
Tor purchasing.
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Marine Disaster.

PmiLADELrHlA, Monday, Nov. ;, 1851.
The sChr. George Washington, ashore a. Cold
sprIg, was got aloat yesterday, and Is now on her
way up 10 the city. The cargo WAS chiefly landed
IN good order and was sold to-day. The Sloop Fame
was also cot of
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IOtaI IhToNh NV HItINdV IT NV''O''-''
The decrease during the ten months Of this yeu.
Of the amount thrown into the market rs compared
with the corresponding months OF 1880 is S1i ass AZ
compared with lsi9, the increase IL sl3,,s6,1A In
the goods warehoused, there is an increase Of til.
9qi on 1850 and OF $2,;35 s3l on ls49
The following table shows the quantity Of
some of the principal articles of produce left at
e-waler from the commencement OF navigation 70
the 3st of Oct inclusive during the years lste, iN
LAYS 1850 1879 DAVIS. 1851, lgf DAYS
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GEORGIA.


BALrIN0Rg, Mo.day. Nov. ,. 1851
Tie Sa,ahaak RfyNbLcan contains a letter from
Consul Owen, stating that he las received no OIL
eial notice Of his recall and requesting the public
10, 20 nudge HIM mi all rs fully heard lie asks for
10 mercy bat claims Tlghll 70 justice.
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One ,moun, on her frc,ss, list y, 10000 Tn. re

One ,moun, On her freight hs sIeo,co Tn. re
cepts At Panama on the freight lists Of the Psnsm'
and Oregon we've nearly $3i0o, so0 - Ih4, there
suG a considerable amodut % come forward lea By
lie Cherokee The certainty Of large aTr.r.is II
eo.dhas infused great conaicn,e into The street.
The amount received 4 the Sub-Tress-
urywa.sSs ~ yaid. seIssg balance, s1.6o6.DsO
The Commerce Of this port for October
shows decline as compared Niih ,h- sane mcn'a
n last yclr ~i'i - seen BY The annexed hyifss
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Another Storm on Lake Erie.

DuSKIRx, Monday Nov. :, 1881.
The wind has been blowing perfect gale since
o'clock on Saturday evening. and steamboats, and
vessels have not let. this port since the beginning Of
the storm. The propeller James Wood made the
point Yesterday morning with the crew t6 In num-
ter) OF the schr Home which was diSmasted about
10 miles northwest from tins place.
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x.rion. Eaec,s of the Gale on the lakes. Nc

BUIlAIO, Monday, NOV. Z, IooI.
The splcsd,d steamer Empire State ran against a
per at O'Clock tins afternoon, and with great diff
Guilty was got into the ryeI, where she attcrwdTd
sunk
The propeller 81. Joseph was totally wrecked In
Thundes Bay, Lake Huron. dunng the gale Ne>.er-
DAY. All hands were saved.
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KILLED By FALL.-Mr. George Tool,
who was formerly III the employ Of Mr. George
Bmckbeck. founder, fell down the basement steps 70
the house occupied by Mr.. Waters, IN IOllm Hi-St
some time SATURDAY night, and broke his neck lie
WasI OF discovered until sunday morning, whe" 'he
m!lkman notified the inmates
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VIRGINIA.
The Mutiny Case.

BALrIMoRR. Monday, Nov. 3, 1881.
Indictments we're found by the L. :. District
Court at Norfolk on saturday, against the crews Of
the brieS Reindeer and Governor Arnold.
Joseph Thompson. brought from Valparaiso for
aailnv, was discharged.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
Capt. Derrickson-Loss by Fire.

BALrINoRE. Monday. Nov. }, ISL
Capt. DeuIckson. OF the steamer Southerner, us
resented last SATURDAY,. ~ Charleston. With yslu-
soe service Of plate 0y ms pasSei gers IN the great
gale IN September.
the loss by the burning OF Eabcock'S cotton ware
aoase at Cahawba, Is over 100000. and II IS be-
ae'ed there IS no insurance. 2366 bales Of cotton
we're destroyed, besides other property