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OUR DERT ABROAD.

The New York Exprssssays -" There 8
a belief pervadlug he community that our
debls abroad are now paying of without com.
munlcatna any further distress TO the money
market. The banks Of this city have sccumu.
lated an amount of sPecis nearly equal TO 10
mt hons of dollars, which render them strong
enough To grant enlarged faculties 10 the mef,
canlle community. This is the first month
IL The past SIX months, that we have been able
to discern any important improvement IN the
condition OF the bar ks, and until now we have
drf-red IN that opinion with several Of our Co.
temporarles."
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SHOCKING NrRnER

The Rev, Robert McNatb, Of Carthage
Moore county, n. c. was cruelty murdsrsd
on FrIdGy night last, IN his own yard We
learn 'erhaiA, that aeighhor sal with him
uiI O'Clock in the evening after which Mr..
NeNabb took his pipe aud went into the gar.
den to smoke before retiring for The night.
He Did not return, and his body was not fouod
uIl the following morning at | 0 o'clock, when,
by following up ihs marks Of blood from tbs
garden, it WIS discovered 10 the woods, soma
250 yards distant, horribly eashsd, the head
nearly severed from he body, with deep
wounds in the side. Three of his own ne.
groes were arrested, of whom two mon are
row IN jail, without any positive testimony
agaius them; but some suspicious circum.
stances such as that long knife aud some
clothing known to belong to one of them can,
not be found. It's supposed that The chico;
of The murder was robbery as Mr.. McNsbb
was known to have had about sl00 in bis
pocket, which had not yet been found.
A letter from Carthage says, The de.
ceased was respectable Minister Of tho
Baplls Church. He was kind hearted and
benevolent man, and in the eye of those who
knew hIm b,st, his walk was blameless be,
tore the world. Fayetteville Observer.
The Two negroes imprisoned have confess.
ed the murder, their bloody clothes led 10 It.
The knife and stick were found where they
stated, with $500 in money.
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AN INGENIOUS PRINTER OF ILLINOIS

Mr.. F. A. c. Foreman, has recently in.
vented an Electro Magnetic Painting Press,
which is hlghIy spoken Of BY those who have
examined 4. The Nlnc,nnes Ind. azette,
spen%lug of thus Inv Ve0uon, SAYS
4 contemporary who saw II It work say :
It threw rtf Impressions with the rappldItt oi
lightning. HIS paper works upon reel, aud
is continuous, ike telegraph COLI The
paper l. carried over the type on ey lInder,
and when one eide is worked, the paper Is
reversed, and the other prlnted with most
perfect register, and as they come from the
press. the sheets are clipped apart by n IN.
grnlous conlrvsnce The speed OF this
press i. almost unlimited, aud ts exaclness
is beyond ANY thing IN this line OF machinery
Mr.. +. estimates The cost OF the largest sized
printing press a, not more than five hundred
dollars.
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AGITATING scENEIN CHURCH.

Last Sabbath (Oc,ober II } a: the morning
service al The college church a, Dartmouth
College as tho clergy man had preceded Ii'.
lie ~ay IN his sermon, the front door was sud
denly o cued, and person in night clolhe.
entered aid waibea rapidly up the broed aisle
some distance, when be was arrested and car
ri,d ou. His ghastly eouuienarce ard de.,.
iaus lsok At ouce revealed the truth, lhaI
Thomas 3. Mack, of the senior class. from
GiImanton, III of Tho typhoid fever, had es.
capped from his chamber, in the mo;nenlary
absence Of BIS aterjsa,s, and was on his way
to his accustomed seat IN tho church The
agitation oi the congregation may els,y bo
conceived. Order, hovever, was restored,
aud the services we're flushed in he usull
course. The youug man died on Monday
night Bo,tca Ire reler.
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THE PLAGUEATTuE CANARY ISLAND!

The Havana correspondent of the New
OiIsans Plcayune furnishes several melan.
choly details Of the prevalence oil plague al
the Canary islands, 50 id to have been brought
TO the Stands bv seme fisherman who caught
it on the coast of Africa In two months 6 1000
pc sons had died in the city of 81. Psmos, aHd
600 persous in the island Of The Grand Ca
nary. Al the last dates, August II, the dis
ease was abalng IN Ihs city, though II still
rsgcd in the country.
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CHARLOTTE. N. G. NOVEMBER 30 1851.

sere IeIt IN chaos, the instructive mora feel
ng- oi tins cotfuptlb'e pc sople, IN lie sbsenct
1l all govefumen', preserved bster orde, ond
.Airly 'han legtons oi rol oe. A common splt,
1t animated The v hole nation no secret AIMS
% persona! oT local attacks, bul . bold and
opet c ence Il the face of the W. d. Follow
~ he example # your great Wsshn eton,
"a "a pied as our pOiicy C. ncllialIun, lusttcy.
nd leGshy, AID scFupuousiy observed tbr
a. of rnttons.
The Russians AID Auatians nsaa he soil
Of Waiaoha shr b.s,s Of ,n,li az, op, ta,ious
and he Tux sh goierr mart, $ b ch ei lie
AheN 10! lls own ln'r cs's, or wa. untJ'e %
dtirnd them, silently re'mnued this violation
oi tesiles md tn lights ol nations, hus
bun.bIns self and brliayng IT'S own weak.
ness, Seyesal Gaes ue dtU,e our eucmacs
across the Waachlsn bounda,Ies Tor II uss
only necessary Tor our victorious army to I'd.
vance INTO the countries OF the Lover ID u.
uhe 10 rouse the luhabl'an's against the Rus.
sans and TO transfer the war 70 Their Own
snl'. But We respected the Iaw of ra'Ions,
nd stopped our cGnquering fo'cts On ,hr con
fines 0 Wallsch.a, He sol aas sacred 10 u
Aust,Ia ef Ga4cia almost unp o'ec',d e,d
collected all her forces to attack u. HID we
At lhls time sent small PARTON Of oar srm,
to Poland, Il wou d have Gus general n
u te,t or, aod that tero,c bg, 9eauaas,t
npIon. .Aauldb.,e, yp,ett ttA, ,b..s.
ne H. r nae,n.,l.a r,o r..r,,
rrop H. caa IN d.,ea,a
J.-u,d s.,,a ,re,,a.,e,.,Io p..,.,
,oatefibf and once,t.ina., .dacb cE
out .,np,Ih.e.. Bpsid~s ueo,,..d..,,o
he Eooa,ot P,.s,, ono. O.,
If fetal,r,co assc.r. Ob -, G..l.l.
for tbe d.spo,ic h, ,n,c,.o,,d,,, ,,.,o,,e.
he cal ed en-, euo s,,oooIe ,ba ll..,c,,,a,
p h>h ,eyo,u,tnn. thongb ,fp vfo,, ma h.,
# p e. IN our at,oies did moi e,ce.d i,n.
tbur>gid
Ne GouAtpd rot LAT lh- E,,o-csn ro,,c,.
.o,ld re,e.,a.s pe o. far -. y, ma, th.,
yood at lea.t n-eveut,ha R,..;,p ,n,ss.,n
Tte> sa,d ,hey o,,,eo n, bon,,ed oo, elio,ts
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JOURNALISM

Letanewspaper enter family, and here
reilernte, day after day, tor twelvemonih,
the mos, helerodox ideas, aud will warrant
gradual corruption Of the family opinions. y
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'A~ssD sAA0D D-.EQDN a
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
VOLUME XXI.
ADDRESS
OF kessuth To the People of he Uni.
ted States.

Washington. ID. C., Ocr. II. 1851.
Iehs Editors ofthe Public Press IN the u Sfafts
GENTLEMEN: In The mon h Of February
last Gov. l.. Ujhaz, late Of Hungary, sent ne
approximation Of the Hungarian leader Louis
kossu'h, addressed to the people Of the Uni.
ted States, requesting 10 csuso he same To
tepuhli,hed. and to deposi'e irs o s,nal, writ.
Ie" IN Magyar language, in the archives Of
Congress.
When that valuable document came 10 IN,
hands, urgo'is,ton ~as psn5i"s having fpr
its q, ject the Liberation OF Kos.u,h ON the
Turk,sh custody. This consideration induced
me TO consu'I curfdentally with q uumber of
Distinguished chizsns, occupy Ing hIgh and
exa ted stations. when new to be the trusst
and ~srmest friends of 'he Hungarian cause
and irs g'es, lesder; ard finding iha, each Of
them eoncurred with me IN the opinion that
the publication Of that documen; a, hat time
might have defeated the object of the neeori.
stion. | ufnrmed Gov. Ujhszi Of Il; whero.
upon he auihor z.d me to retain in my pos.
session its original until it could be safely
published.
THIS i'mo has now arrived. The great
Hungarian lender being already under the
protection al The stars and stripes, and sp
preaching these huspnabe shores, there IS no
necessity Of ~nhhoIdlng It longer from the
psbic eye.
Having sei forth the forgoing explanation
OF reasons ~hy the proclamation referred to
wss not LAID sooner before the people Of these
United States, 10 whom il is addressed. I res
pecilully beg for II The liberty Of your columns.
The ofg,osl of The pfoclsmalIon will re-
main ~ my possession Until the next session
oi Congress, when At will be respectfully de.
posted ~nhIn The hands OF the representa-.
lives Of the people.
have Tho honor 10 remain with great res.
peet, Your obedIenI fellow citizen and ser.
want.
& T0CHNAN
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c ToCHMAN.
lreAs LkrrD.l

rsAsLsrrp.l
ASdrese Of Kouuth 10 tAs People Of the UAitd
Sisisf Of NrtA America
Too years sgo. by Gods providence, |,
who would be only an humble cuizeo. held
IN my hands he destiny Of The re,gnlng house
oi Ans'iu' sssa
Had | been ambitious, or had believed
tha, hi. lreacbsfous family we're so bssely
wicked, IS they afterwards proved IN, mseives
10 be, The lo,tet,ne pillars Of the ,hfone would
have fsi en- q, my command, and buried The
crowned traitors beneath their runs, or would
have scattered them like dust before ten.
pest, home ess sxiles, bearing nothing but The
remembrance Of their per6dy, and Their TO,
atty whch they ough TO have lost through
their own wicksdness.
l. however, did mol take advantage Of these
(.sofobie eitcumslauces, hough the enIife
freedom e my deer native laud vas The only
sish Of my heart. My requests we're ol that
moderste nature which. IN The condltIon Of
Huogsry and Europe, seemed best fitted Tor
my counlf, msn ! asked . the klug, not the
complete Independence Of my brioved eoun.
try no, even anS new nights or pris'lsges-
bu, simply these three things:
FIRST. The ,ns!ieosble ughis sanctioned
b. thousand years, and by the constitution
OF my fu,hcfland, should bo guaranteed by q
na'ional aud responsible administration.
Second. That every inhab,,anl Of IN, coun
try, wnhou, sgardiog language or religion,
should be free and equal bsfoe he laval
c'ssse, having the same privileges aud pro
lection from the law.
Third. Tha, al the people Of the Austrian
empire that sckn wledged the same person
as Emperor whom we Huogarans recognised
as King, and the same law Of succession,
should have their ancient constitutional rights,
Of which they had b en- unJns,ly dcspulIed,
modified to suit their wants and the spInt
Of the age.
The first dems nd was no, for any new grant
or concession. bo, s,mp, fresh guarantee
10 our arrsur emen, made with lhe house Of
llsp,burg TO tho throne, . condition was
made that the King should preserve the inde
psndence aad this constitution we're the verv
vitality Of our natural beng. During three
centuries twelve Kings Of The house Of Haps
burg had sworn, 10 the presence OF the sier
nal God. before ascending the throne, iha
they would preserve their independence ao'
the constitution; a. their lives Is but his
tory Of pe,pe,usI and a cursed perjury ls
such conduc, did not weaken our fidelity
No nation ever manifested more fat,hlulnes
to thor rulers. And though We poor Hunga
flsns made endless sacrifices, often at tn
expense Of our national wsI(ars--though thes
hings in ,imes Of peace drew their supper
from ", and 10 times Of war or danger relic
upon the unconqusrable strength OF our arm
though We ever trusted in their words
'hey deceived " thousand times, and mad
our condition worse.
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Tobacco There was some inquiry which resulted in
sales of about IT'S hhds including "a hhds sampled under the
Inspection law, at TO- and at 81 81 hhds at -; rs
hhds and at -; hhds at So and at sIDsi4c ID
Sugar-Prices rather easier Sales 800 hhds at AZ 56c
for good Common to Fully Fair.
MOnsses-Thers a moderate demand, with sales of
$500 bbls, at 24fO24lsc % gallon for fair to prime
kiOur-The market dull and the sales were barely
$500 bbs including 1000 unbranded and stained Ohio p
vate TERMS 100 Ohio lots at "a 2o 1C) at q 80 100 ILL.,
nos "a 3d. $50 ST. Louis at "a S. and 375 Extra Illinois
at Is 121s y Dbl.
Grain-About 5000 sacks Corn rod at eo@6ahc for
yellow and whe and $50 sacks prime 6c Up bushe
Louis 6i65c bushe Of Bran, 500 sacks sold
at 81 10 % lC0fb
PrOvisiOns-The-sw demand for Pork, and about
including lot of eco bbls the outside There
OF Bacon, noticed of 81 casks ribbed Sides TAO
terces and l5s half bbl prime sold IA and 100 kegs
lots at SIC Fp ib.
Candes-A lot of 400 boxes Star. good brand sold at
191ac " ID.
Rice-There demand for the West, with sales
of leo casks, in three lots, at 3'zc W ID.
COtfeeThe demand good, and noticed sales of
700 bags Rio (od) l0 1900 10s01l and $50
1lc4p ID.
Whisky-sales 200 bbls Rected. from the Levoe at 80
" gallon.
Northumberland limited. We still quote Sterling,
lO7s6Dl0S; New York sxty day Bills, 294O34 " cent
discount Sight Checks. l1a@l4 % cent. discount.
Freights-We heard of no new engagement.
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ST LOUiS-Per steamer Pacific: 500 bbls flour SO boxes
io9aeeo henneli DlX &co-iO0 bbls flour Small McGl
9Uo do Conqoly &co-l01 do NJ Hedenbug-390 do 140
empy bbls John Shaw &co20O bbls whisky, do apples
budeeke &c2- lao do whisky Whitemore Cutter290 do
porn Cnwan bykes &eol1 hhds tobacco Fean, Donegan
Sc &SoL6si Sis bran Drqhan-93l do kennet
c9 r9pe levitt Norton &coSl ties lard Price, Frost SEQ
iCJ do, 100 tics hams Brander, Williams &co bags feathers
tVpkgs Flint Jones-3 bbs crackers o Michel &co-2a do
tue Neo-Il 4bs 34bags pecans, $50 hides u Head
CoEl3 do u Tankerly-i3 do Payne L. Harrison-SO Watt
i1eSnuil S-snndres to order-Toal 3l5 bales cotton
81 LpulS-Per steamer Western World: 100 bbIs flour
bbs grease Martin Owen &co-iO5S bis flour 5O1 sks corn
steamer Grand Tnrk-26 do, so bills -four SO sacks shorts
Nhlttemore y Cutler-j05 SKIS w Gvens-35s do S
co-l4 SKIS oats Eager &co-3a0 do Turner Wilson &coN
NJ do !9 SKIS bran Druhan-5s3 do corn 81 hls bacon 80
bbs whisky Kenneth Dix &co-G0 do flour w Hedenbnrg
COS hhds tobacco White &co5O bbls whisky r S Elder
&co-9o DO z. do lard IS do pork Woodruff &co-S do
BAYOU SARA--Per steamer Gipsy: 81 bales cotton Ar
Mlite0berger-oo Oakley Il Hawkins-ll Frelen &co-27
Flower &Ge-il Brapier Williams &co7-6 Burke &co-6
By,ue &coI6 Payne Harrison-4a Hill Nieiesn &coD
IS Kelly 4 Conyngham-33 Ward Jonas l. Lee co
7Ceyeand, Bro &co-5 Male, Cox &co-4 bonner & Smith
nj nj, CSwan Dykes Te9.a Bukley Hot-5O hhds
hb- molase9 Shaw &co-2O do. hhts sugar Menard
Vgnaud-:3 do ia bbls moasses Gerard Ferrer-8 do Is
nhd. Pauche &co27 do, 100 hf bbls molasses
Gordon Jr-6 bbis moasses, 10 hhds sugar While &co-
2Ji nj bh molases Augusn Thbaut-3O bbls molaase
Alaiu4i hhs Brugier-l0 do MiIieuberger Nco
5i bbs mplasses Dupuy & Grass-30 do Burbrdge Il Ad
lALoO ClFf-lers steamer Gen Worth 237 bales cotton
Ward Il Jonas-lSa Buckner Stanton-l74 b Byme &co
Isl Robson Alen-lT3 G NJ Pinckayd Sco--Ss Swiney
Green &oO-li9 Felowes &CO-l0a Wright, Williams sOo-
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NEW ORL f A MS:
ID
THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 10. 1 sBI
Further by the Niagara.

ENGLAND.
The American Chamber of Commerce in Liver
pool composed principally of British merchants
doing business with the United States gave a stump.
iuou4 banquet at the Adelph Hotsl, TO Mr.. Abbott
Lawrence, and the example WINS promptly followed
bv Manchester.
MIR. Lawrence made what are termed eloquent
and feeling episodes.
ITALY.
The Trial of the members of the Liberal Society,
called the United Italians, hes been concluded
and six condemned to death, and the ex-minister
and Eve Others to 30 years, and the rest to 20 years
imprisonment.
CHINA.
The news from China, about the rebellion in the
South is quite at variance with recent accounta
It was said that the rebels had been destroyed or
disr .rsed. We are now told that the Government
troops have been more defeated, and one or
two Mandarns killed.
In Spain, NarvaeZ, after a personal quarrel with
the Queen, who affroned him publicly at the
Theatre, has made his peace, and il once more re-
jnstated in power. The Spanish Carlists are in
triguing revive the war in Catalonia, and to pre-
pare for an invasion in the spring.
PRUSSIA.
Berlin news to the 10Th, and Vienna to the 18th
is received. The dismissal of the Landwar has
been accomplished quietly, except in one or two of
the PoZen provinces OF Prussia. Marshal RadetZky
has been permitted TO leave Vienna by very kind
letter from the Emperor, and will Immediately re-
turn to Lombardy.
GERMANY.
The German question began to assume new
aspect, inasmuch as it is now suspected that the
conference to be held at Dresden on the 23d ult.
between Austria and Prussia, bodies no good to the
smaller German States, who, it is said, are now
using energetic measures to form league of their
own. 1t is said confidently, at Paris that Gen. La
Iiitta, the French Minister Of Foreign Affairs, and
Lord Palmersi1n, the British Minister of Foregn
Affairs, have entered into an agreement that if the
approaching conference at Dresden attempts t.
make any territorial changes affecting the arrange.
menis made by the treaty of Vienna, the French
and English governments mia interfere and pre-
pent them
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The Senate, the other day, received the petition
and Pacific Telegraph Company, for subscription or dona
non OF 900. ad of telegraph line from the Mississippi
70 Caorna to be finished eighteen months from the pas
sage oil the blll-it reielied.
The Hon. David S. Reid, the Governor elect OF
North Carolina, h9s agnezsd the Of his oil
eal by taking himself wife in the person al
Miss Henrietta W. Settle. OF Wilmington It was known
previously That Governor Reid advocate
The American ship Oriental, which recently
arrived At London from Canton, has been char cred to
INN 70 Csnoa and agail load for London e7 "a per
Inc clipper ships oil the United States viii Formidable
compe'o' Tor race in the East India carrying trade
Up TO "Wednesday evening, there had been pait!
~ the custom Hoqe to the nd one undr
and thrtytwo cod fishing vessels belonging to the drt al
Barnabe, the sum of s3l24 49, We that the whole
amount to be paid will exceed the paid wear by
Sera thousand doats, Welh and Provincetown exhib
tng large increase in the cod-shing business yarmouth
Register.
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DR. CHRISTIE'S
&ALVANlC BELT. NECKLACE. BRACRIETa
AND MAGNETIC FLUID,
FOR THk REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE OF ALL
VG7'CO2kS Diseases.

DIR. CHRISTIE'S
' A AND D MAGNE hfitf Ff.Ui HbaAohLh's
FOR TIL. REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE o, ALL
vGfCOttS DtSe(GSGS,
THIS Z: .sssaon a. ,,.
h. ana physosa. bo n
Medppins IN ns Ued States to be the most valuable
DIR. Christie's GALyANIO BELT and
MAGNETIC FLUID
GESEkxL nj p Ell Try, all cases Of
Also in oIFgrPs a9d RiSy,gSrapg ,hs e1jiss system
siAS1, ShsvSgs H%fRsEHdf Shxs t fAH
RiAAfGlA PAINS IL TIE sIb }E AND 3 HfsT
CURVATURE or THE sPiNE, nip COME iN a1d
H niFSpExh .ifS QF THE KIDNEYS, DEFICIENCY OF
NES WIFE VIE hiMp MD fHYSlCAt ENERGY, AND ALL
whicn C3mpants arise from
THE NERTOUSS sTsTEM A'''''' oH'"h"T or
o,,.,,, ". C u i.s s GalvAnic Curatives
IT, n paGe OF the usual mode Of phys
Ts Tx inG paen m exhausted Nature sinks hopey under
ne e,rGuatton OF re bocd promote the secretions and
Since he ne he srf ss Sng gs,
yea.s snce more .nan oOOOO PERSONS including all ages
hds who peculiarly subject to Nervous Co%psn o.
nave oeen tiiely and Permanently Quad
ss been tied mad Oeen given up and every thing
the o n ss use " II tine , BELT
In ordinary cases. taSen vi seySuI Disorder
on the nerves and muscles Of the stomach afford teporor
ee PIT which leaves the patient in lower state and wt
Now this with The effect resulting from the acton 81
;ne SALvANlC BELT. Take Dyspepc sufferer even
so9 me BODY using The Magnetic Flud directed In
element OF the Belt thereby cansns G ss On the positive
Which T negative and thence back e.
throug bout the system T 'a'anc ctrcuiauon
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0, LiVERPOOLoPer ship Rannahannock 1913 bb flour,
1906 bales cotton, 800 ties beef, 7S9 kegs lard.
LlVERPOOL-Per ship Houghton 1898 bales cotton, 436
ties beet, 1877 bbls flour, 2is do provisions.
NEW lORk-fer ship creole l4l bales cotton, So bales
deerskns, l6S hhd 49 bb moasses $500 bbs -four,
bbls 4l3 tcl lard 8 bbls pcls rum.
NEW YoRK-Per bark Rover: 2472 bbls flour 9Os bbs
pork,
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Passengers.
Jane, from LivetpOol-336 in storage.
Ships.

Ests-ln me Fir, municipality (dssgnssd isisriD
~ n. Nor ssnnancs at hs ksrs, and
IN ne sscenI nz the Mes Above The
Ne bsing fl.tbsat Landing Thru msI Ii, I've.
IN Is.r M
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--NOe---
Import g.


NEW rORk-Per steamship Mexico: Assorted mdse
LINERPDOI.-Per ship Adams: $3.50 sacks salt, n dOz
mats Gunas-s2O crates saltlenware w Violet &co-5
cks hardware kirkman Dyas-7 mdse Ii Boyle &co-
$50 bSs tin pas Stark Day Stauier-lCO cs soda ash 50
DO 6leachng nnwIer, - do chemicals to order.
TO MASTER
B p ToS1Per ship VIM A Cooper: Assorted mdse.
NEW nDRk-Per ship Bay State; Assorted mde
NEM HORk-ier ship Indiana: Assorted md5e
NtEW I0Rk-pcr ship Geo Turner: Assorted mdse.
NEW NORk-Per shin Unicorn: AssoIted mdse
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JEFFERSON CITY.
Weine day Evening. January To- 1881.
Arrived to-day, per steamers Columbus. Western World
and Pacific 23 head of Cattle IS Hogs l6 Sheep and "a
Calves.
81 " net; Sheep, ca 500s4 90 " head; Mich Cons,
s3O0ss0 sp head; Catoes, Sc OO6Dsla 90 " head.
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by the ship VIM Cooper. from Boston, on the 10th inst
% miles Of the Tortugas, British bark Sarah of Ly.
erpoo 10 days from Belize Honduras bound to Liver.
pool, in distress having sprung Leak and making twelve
inches water hour she endeavorng to make the
harbor Of Key West.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-16

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