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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-11-11

LOOK OUT FOR CoUNTERFEITs.-A new coun-
terfeit on the Merchants Bank of Boston, OF
the denomination of ten dollars, has made its
appearance. The bills are unlike the originals
in several particulars. In the originals the
vignette is the Boston Custom House on the
left hand a medallion head with the letter X
below on the right hand end standing figure
cIasping spear. In the spurious notes is a
sailor seated supporting flag of the United
States; on the left is child with pitcher at
her feet, with the letter X above and on the
right ship on the stocks and Y above. The
workmanship and paper is inferior, and cannot
mislead if ordinary care be used
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-11-11
ID g 81 { III 8

In this city, ed u Miss Margaret James, formerly of
Washington aged 20 years.
In this city, 3Uth ult Nathaniel R. son of Nathaniel
Foster aged years 2 mos and rs days
In this city, 2elh ult, Frank w, of and Nancy
Savage, aged years. '
In Phipshurg, S0th ul Francis Morse aged vears
In this city, 9th inst, Emma Wdes, aged wear and
is days. ~
In Woolwch 9Th inst, Mrs Margaret Preble, aged 80
years.
In Bowdoin, Sept l2th Mrs Nary Small, aged &c.
In Topsham, S0th ult Mr. Ebrdge Jack aged % years
and s months Miss Mary Written, aged 10.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-11-11

PROFESSOR ANDERSON is creating nearly as much ex-
cItement as the Balm of Thousand Flowers VIII ich
firm, The face all freckles, pimples, &C. al
though they may have remained the face since
childhood.
Sold by SAWYER MAGoUY and WIN. B. SrEARSs.
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Commissioners Notice.

1E Undersigned having been appoint by The Judge
of Probate tor the County of Lincoln commits
receive and examine the claims of the several credit
ors OF William King, late of Bath in SAID county of
Lincoln deceased. and months having been allowed
the creditors 10 exhb and prove their several claims,
hereby give notice that will attend al The office IT
Bronson, III The custom house al Bath, ON the frsI
Mondays of December, January and February. and the
first aid last Mondays OF March atwo clock in
the afternoon each OF said days. for the discharge
The dulles ASST med 10
DAVID nR NSON. lc;;
GEO. w. KENDALL. ''""e''
IL az
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-11-11

IT, The series of Lectures before the Ly-
ceum, commences this "wednesday evening
Rev. I. Starr KING is the Lecturer.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-11-11

QzjNI |!|I!| !! s!
CAuKBR 4 SALT RHlUM
- w HH 7" -
CADKER CURE and cGRATB.
WARRANTED A PERFECT CURE FOR
Canksr. Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, scrofulous
Humoru, Liver Complaint, and all diseases
arising from an impure state Of the

Blood
These medicines the scientific preparations of a
regular physician.
70 The SYRUP is article whic stands unrirarl led
and untqadied IN this or any other country, great
humar medicine. II IL entirely diferen, from any pre-
paraion of SarsapariHa Dock and is far bette than
any all Of them. Ii has now BEEN tested in more
all ages, and station of life, and for all The
above named diseases, and as yet 10 our knowledge
there has not been the first instance where il has moi
done the work just it was stalled it would be-
% MORE THAN 100 900 cases of humors, in all their
many and varied FORMS have been treated and been
permanently cured by it.
% observation-disclosures who have suffered from
this distressing complaint for years, have in every
known been cured by these medicines
O-Ar LEAST FIFTY THOUSAND SALT RHEuM PA
TENTS have used the Syrup, together with The Cerae
many fhem old and lnveerate cases, and in eve nv
instance effected a cure.
U For ALL ScRoFULoUs HUMoR' The Syrup for
them has no equal i'll Sa.saparila or anything else
FEMALE IRREGULARITiBs.-Ther is no one cans.
which produces greater amount OF suffering than the
stores health nd vgor, and enables nature
to assume her natural periods.
- NURSING Sore MoUrH-Ths truly distressing
disease need no longer be the dread of nursing moh-
ers for their is now reliable remedy The Syrup
together with the Canker Cure, will AT once most eff
| iectualy and permanently cure Ibis disease
u VENEREAL FAINrs AND MERcuRIAL DISEASES
are poisonous impurities of the blood, which hrough
their effect upon the glands felt every part oflhe
human system Not single organ thai does not fee
The effects OF these prisons and by their upon
each other, effect uay prevent all the unaidcd effort
of nature TO throw them off In such cases if there
was ever specific for disease the Syrup 10 this
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-11-11
AUCTION.
New and Secondhand Furniture
OWEN 4 co.

WILL sell al their Auction Rooms without reserve,
Thursday, Nou. IL, at 9 o'clock, A. NJ,
large LOT of second hand Bedseads, Chairs, Tables,
&c, &c. Also secondhand Cooking Stoves; Air
Tight and Coal do Aso2 doz new Chairs, various
patIerns; 4 Sofas; Bureaus; Work Tables; Solar
Lamps, &c. Also, lot of american and English
CH4RTS and Books OF direction.
Ball. Nov 10, 1852
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-11-11

The Richmond Wing of Wednesday, says
that al 25 minutes before O'Clock on Tuesday
evening, the shock of an earthquake was dis
tlnctly felt in that city.
A similar shock was felt by the Bath ,ohiss
the same evening. As we prophesied.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-11-11

The man who ran for an office, and thinks
he was beaten fairly, has taken out patent
for a brush fence.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-11-11
STATE OF MAINE.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, !
a IrcIrSrL Nnur.rn 1oEn

AUGUSTA. NOVEMBER /, 1852.
An adjourned session ofthe Executive Coun-
Gil will be held at the Council Chamber in Au-
gusta on Friday the twelfth day of November
instant, at o'clock. P. NJ.
Attest-JOHN G. SAWYER,
Secretary Of State.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-11-11
Canker in the Mouth,
CURED BY
DR.. Pottit,s Canker Roleoo

A CARPENTER in Camden, Me, badly afl cl-
II ed with ganker in the MouiE. lie tried various
remedieS-had recourse 10 physicians, hut obtain
relief. HIS mouth complete Cdnker sore, the
gums swollen and affected TO the point Of suppur
and ceavin off from the ,eeh. lie received perfect
from The of bottle of Dr. Petit's Canker
tisdm purchasedofJ w NOrwo0d one OF our Agents
i'll that town.
Sold by C. w. ATWELL, under the U. S Hotel,
Portland.
Also sold A. G. Page, Bath, and BY Druggists and
dealers n medicine generally. 20tf
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-11-11

T the Hon Arnold Blaney, Judge of Probate for the
County of lincoln
DESrECTFtLLY represents Simeon b Given, guard-
IL IN of Prudence Given and Lettuce Given, heirs at
law of Mary Sanford, late of iuwdnnha sad Coun-
ty, deceased that the said Prudence Given and Let
tice GiHen seized aud possessed OF undivided
twelfth part OF certain tract Of land situated III said
Bnwdonhan, aud described follows, To wit 1T be-
ing the farm now occupied b. William W sanford and
the same firm which Avery Huert CO iveyed TO William
Sanford by his deed, dated March 6lO and that it
would be for the benefit of the sad Prudence IL
and Letce Given, that the should be disposed Of
and the oceeds thereof put interest VIII reiore
the said 81 Given prays that he may be npow-
cred and licensed TO sell the same At public private
sale SIMEON Ii. GIVEN.
LING OLN,ss-At a Probate Couri held NJ Wiscassel,
within and for the County of Lincoln. on The All
day III Oct, ID loJ2.
On the foregoing petition. Oriered that the said pc
IiIiuner give notice Ill persons Interested said
late, that they may appear AT Court OF Prnbate to be.
holden w isca>set, within nd for said County on
The first Monday of December by CAUSING a COPY
SAID petition with this order b.. published u, he
Eastern Times printed al Bath in said County three
weeks successfully previous 10 said Court
ARNOLD BLtNEY, Judge of Probate
Auest-EDwIN HovEY. Register
true copy aIiest-EDwIN ). novEY Reg 3w2ls
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-11-11
NEW GOODS.
lust received at the Sasadahock Clothing and Outfit
y ting Warehouse veryarge and well selected stock Of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTUJNC

Gentlemen who are in want in this line of Goods w II
find it theil advantage by cal ing in the agadahock
AS goods sold here at the very lowest rates good
of toys Clothing Boots and Shoes Hats and
Ca $, Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Umbrellas &c all Of
which will be sold at prices which shall give perfect sat
sfaction. lift JOHN BAl.LOU
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Per Steamship 4fTta.
Ar Liverpool ed ships r 10 Grande. Ryan, st Step
ems, NIB; z Harvard, Andros Charleston.
Adv 22d, VIM Patten, Minot, for Boston Sd Continent
Drummon1. for York 25th Harvard, Andres, for
Boston with despatch.
Cid at London Goth, Rome, Gross, N York Richard
Morse, Perry, do
IL The Lizzie Harvard, adv for Philadelphia LIST inst
was in Orleans that day, adv for Liverpool.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-11-11
Direct from Boston.

A LARGE quantity or Teas in wholes, halves and
n quarter boxes, such a, Bohea Some hong Pouchonp
Ningyong, Oolons. Old and Young Hysou nc iusi
received aud for sale cheap as the cheapest by
10 ROBINSON COTTON.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-11-11
TRASK,S.
Alternative AND TONIC,
For the Hair.

THE value Of this admirable preparation il ion ,x.
known in this community 10 need any exile nde, M
ice or commendailon ana the proprietor feels that i,
public the fact Iha for mating OF The hair hon
decooraiion, badness, &C. il has equal and no on.
the head should be without it,.
For sale by the subscriber at his shop opposite The
Sasadahock House. and by Sawyer Magoun Henry
Hyde, Mxgoun 4 Siinson, and w. b Stra rms
TRASK.
Bath, Apr 2s, 1859. IS
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Tobacco and Cigars,

OF the choicest brands, kept constantly on hand and
" for sale al the Store OF
Sent. %. ROBINSON COTTON
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-11-11

CAUTION.-Neih-r" 81 these articles are genuine
without the signature of s. A. Weaver s. CO., or
the outside wrapper.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-11-11

At Havana 9th ult ship Robt Patten Purrngton disg
bark Orne st john Rodbird, for Matanzas load for
New York.
At Genoa 10th ut ship II II Body, Snow, for Leg
horn 10 load for U :.
At Cronstadt 18th ut, ship Ophir Wood, for York,
abt ready.
Sid sth, ship Saxony, MelCher, for Boston.
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One Cent Reward.

WHEREAS Noses Emery Douglass nv APPRENTICE.
w has left my premises without any Just cause this
is forbid all persons harborng or Trusting him on
my account aI shall pay no dehs of his contracting
All err this date. Whoever will return said Moses
Emery Douglass 10 me, shall he entitled 10 the above
rev ird. JOHN WHITMORE Jr
Bowdomham Oct. 18th, 1889. 3w19.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-11-11

Manufactured at New '."nlon. Conn. by S.A WEA
YER 20 !" whom all orders dSt he addr essed
JAMES KELLEY j. CO., Portland wholesale
Agents ipT the Slatr Il inc.
AIS" sold by A. G. Pa &c, BAH. Edmund Dana
Wiscasset; r. Da'a- r.. u tmari>coia; DR.. Geo. =;
Uphan aud VIM Baker, Brunswick. and by Drug: Is
generally, in all The States yI2O
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-11-11
JUST ISSUED,
MAGNIFICENT PORTRAIT OF
GENERAL JACKSON.

Engraved by T B WEIGH, Esq, after the original Dor
trait painted by SULLY, Esq.
Ihs Portrait will be match for the Washington, and
is in every respect - well got up
Price IS per copy. Address as above ewel
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-11-11
Notice,

PEW more ofthose nice cigars for sale at
n 10 ROBINSON COTTONS.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-11-11

4 SECONDHAND Oil Canister, for sale Ly
~ Sept % 1852. Is NJ F. GANNEp'r
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BAYARD TAYLOR's LETTERS.
LXII.
THE ERUPTION Of MOUNT ETNA
-, ,,,....r.,na,nc. of The \ v Tribune.


MessINA, Sicily Monday, Aug % 1857.
The noises of the festival had not ceased
when closed my letter at nj might on Friday last
slept soundly through the nigA bu' was awakened De
fore sunrise by my Sicilan landlord 90 EXcelenza
have you heard the Mountain He is going 10 brcaS
out again may the holy Santa Agatha protect us l.
Is rather iltimed the part OF the Mountain was NY
involuntary first thought, THAI hc should choose LOT
new eruption precisely the centennial iesuV~ Oh Vu
ouls Saint who s suppo. ed TO have any power over
him. 1t shows disregard OF female influence not at
all suited to the present day and scarcely believe that
he seriousl means it. Next came along the iaooerhs
landlady "idon't like his loo.s 1t was just so the
last time Come, Excellence, you caa see hirn rom
the back terrace Tho sun was not yet risen, but all
the ERs, was bright with Ii, coming, end there was not
acloud in the sky All the icasres OF Ens were sharp
" scuIrturcd in the clear aif Fr. the topmos conc
thick stream of white smoke was shwly pGacd out a
short intervals and rolled lezy down Tn eastern -dc
1t had a heavy languid character, and should have
thought thing Of the appearance but Tor In alarm Of
nv host II was like the slow irc Of Earth .,ccnse
burning on that grand mountain altar
Iburried of 10 the Post Oa,c 70 await me eTfTa "
the DILIGENCE from Palermo The office Is IN the S'rad1
Etnes The main street of Cataua, which runs straight
through The city, from the fea TO the oase OF me
1uoupsin whose peak closcs the long vista The dui
gence was an hour later than usual and passed the
time in watching the smoke, which continued 70 Ia
crease In volume and wSs mingled from time TO tne
with lets OF inky bscnoSs The position said he hal
seen free and heard loud noises during the night Ae
cording TO his account the disturbances commence
about midnight could not but envy my friend Cs-
sar who was probably at thai moment on the summit
looking down into the sccihing frcs Of tho ereaeF
Al la we rolled out of Ca,aas. There were IN me
diligence. be,ides mysclf two men and woman S'.i
iaus Of the secondary class The rosd followed inc
shore ever rugged tracts Of lava the different epo'Hs
OF which could be distinctly traced in the character OF
the vegetation The last grost door (of 1879 slooi
piled in long ridges Of terrible sterty oaIcy ~i'o"
ing the tloc and cactus take root in the hoio"s oe
tween. The older deposits were sufficiently eeconi
posed 10 nourish the olive and Vine but even here inc
orchards we're studded with pyramids OF the haraer
frgmenis which are lsboriousy collected by 'ne nus
bsndInon In the few favored spots which have oeai
untouched for 20 many ages that tolerabie dep'A OK
soil has accumulated the vegetation has sl the richness
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-09
TWO WEEKS
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF TIE STAR OF THE WEST.
HALF A MILLION IN GOLD.
News from California, Oregon, Sandwich
Islands, &c.

The steamship Star Of the West, Captain
Tinkepaugh arrived at P N. yesterday from San
Juan. which port she left on the morning Of the
3lst ult making the passage in eight days eight hours
BY the S. w. We have files of California pa
pers to the 10Th October inclusive, from which we
make our usual summary Of news There is no item OF
remarkable interest.
The Star of the West brings 300 passengers
AID on freight sll62-si62 for Manuel Echeverria-
" Y. and 500 to H. sherman, n. Y.-and >JOo0OO in
the bands Of passenger She left the following vessels
in port Stcamship Daniel Webster from New-Oreans
arrived 18th. brig Commerce, from Liverpool for e.
Thomas the English brig of-war Persian; brig Creole
from Bremen for Bluefelds; schr. Aeheva, from -
Thomas The Martha Clark sailed the 30;h for New
York with full cargo.
The passengers by the steamship Paclnc ar
rived OF the 30h Az NJ They reported the transit
across the Isthus to be in fine order anil the country
healthy.
The following persons were passengers IN the
star Of the West:
H Bastrr NJ HONS. Mr Bsrve NJ Csr,s'an. osp : ~
H,ycs A.. Ma e. : Merchant, L : A, l. : HrfentHs,
Nerier nr Housse M Be,Jer. NJ Ar NJ InsoaS = y
Gra'oi &. 5. Rice ~ Bfo-n. , s'nlae W.. 81 80
,-,lsJ ~ P.s. Hr ans Ms CarPeas-r -. Blrari
M.k.n1.e. " P MILE Jane, Gbson }. D. Aas.n. > -
Nrts NJ COMFY N strobrase Root Daier, D. Io,n.
~ cc.,rr a. Reaifv join Harm. Croas l. Bis o ME-
" & Red n Nerd Cha- Croser q % Jsg'e' - -
ar e. 81 NJ. M,-s-rri Ts-, NJ Yum NJ Lore
u, C;resIssB a. b, M Po,f w'is " bifA1ss an
IA Csr.topi r. ma ". a. Mhts. Lss;-5 Sipei' " "a
bes n Sscl,,r Wa Dssr Il shs'r' J. He.t1 :, We
49,. Cob Green no--- h'e jare, 'ti'on II D'--
sd krIr reI :
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-09
Star ofthe West:
summary of Californian, Oregon, sandwich
and society Islands News.

Tho r.ucitv nj news of an exciting character
49,, ~ no CHOICE amonc the incidents OF the iorfniSA,
for oading fea;ur The general inelhseee wiie ca
re bavs eoIlSted rom all parts Of the State ana az
quarters Of the Pacihc, may not however De GILL ~
trrirteres,ins to cur Ailsntic reader.
The principal event of local interest thst has
o,nrr, IN hi city since the departure OF me a. ni
l. the mas meeting OF chsnis 1ad bush -
men which was convened 70 rAke iaio eons, ~
49, ,,eps for The relief Of the coInzneTciAi y
r. ETY., ton the erous dilemma IN whien M uen
nseed y the Treasury orer Of Secretary cSrT plo
bS;n dc receipt q ssssy cthee stamps Al 'ne vi '
The .nlv excitement that has prevailed IN
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Cleared.
FROM OREGON.

We have dates from Oregon to the 10th o.
October
The immigration continued to roll in. without
abatement The little steamer from the Cascades, I'd
Portland on each arrival presents ono i've mas o. pc
mgr The Times says: Prom reports OF the amoant
VET behind we Judge thst the influx will continue to'
come time vet" Reports Of suffering among them con-
tinue 10 reach the Oregon settlements
Many Of the immigrants were going 70 Tu-
ger, Sound in search of Claims n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-09
PACIFIC SHIP NEWS.
Port of san FrancIsco-ArrIyed.

9-Clpper sp MESSENGER lnesl smith, rs days fron,
New Yors bns Madeline , Pa q day, from San Bias 'es
Queen Of the West, Sweet, from saaa BtfL,ra.
ots ssae Brow o% eea,,s and 20 lay. o@ ocot.l
Sea 20 bb' 81 5000 b. boue lrnony h I,ss ~ days
Valparaiso Mara. Mex cabalero ~ days from MAzssn sh
Oct s,esaship Bother Joaahsn BALDWIN from New rorl va
Panms and IA days from san juan ers Inion Daneke ~ dys
yaIsnso sch. san Diego. Miller, from Bodessj cais
Oct o-P NJ .teamshp California whitns lsk days from Pa
from yaarsroj BAH Berkshire Brl Fdsnd 20 days Hons
kong oG pass. brig copapo asl Enehea ~ days ron hiEat
OCT 7seeHbp cortss D. crorper ls day. from Psnam'.
OF sBSrl sss WoSd Oh dnss from Oregon BARI Success.
Farley DAY gm oesonj brig AogPa pops day. from ore
ION santa Cur Fsyawsy, Ksssn, from Bod.sa
oct 10 ppor ship Aneope, snD ~, days from New forh
90 Helen Leeds days HUMBOLDT Biy By STATE Todd from
oe, Ibis Hodsdon Furnace iayi from oresoai b., sop.
Bond from Pusr sound sch' heIaa lhoHa ron haHbo'd,
o., ~ surveying -,eansr Active, Lieut.. commshdns
james den Columbia KNr Cape fstisry and a,ernsds
o. survey schrs Sheriff libby from Botoga Odd Fsn""
oe, isu r. Steamer coaubs, W. y Dali Commander -,
oei stssnsr Sea BSd Haley days from saa Deco Con
voy, Per- Grsndsssne % s5. hc d,ayse' "a noa,s,sJs
~ nodh lat D i5 chra Pomona Iery IRON I"lssa H.
Yale s" o G1r o 5s Maze. S, l soo @ rss s
sound bns EnHo Preston N.loy, from O'e@S-
Cleared.
4svedi hip Oscar Leiqgist y.lOsr'o' 'hS Ns'''
fChih1 fprarlI bark koia, an Faiffhf.
OCT steamer Bird Haley. ssa Diego bns Hsnres So
phe Dan sAo.4i y.SafsSO ehr Dsna'a ave. ha,hs~s,.
siTais Of Face. .
OF. 6--sehr. Arno, Herrithss, NJ uboA Bay.
OF. Steam Tsp C<liorIIa, " biin< BsnesL
e, s-s,eaner Oo IaTd san Dsto; bars Adam Lodg. h.
Brown yavaro b1Iks byudsord lBrl sHns, dj Paul ID
Ganfhsg HerfoO Kaeenfha has'an chr. John Dunlap.
ssrerr Homie d Bay shop JLt. Van Dnsss stockton.
s-Bsrss Fanny hoF Greasy, China Ca-paf lEHS VI
yavsrsso RIO Grsnde. .cannaD. hang yogags scr.
Answ snh santa Cruz soDa, Pedro spray HsR.
sydney Ned Bes, Bersrd s,ockon Oy Aernthev, sscra
per. 81 } " lser, C,iiaO.
i2-skp NeEenger smith uhai; brks Abbott Be- Yer
Tu.on Hngsons; Jals Ana, eape Fa0sfso; bss Bsn'.
Dasgsfs Conn aa River; Duel W5son saDia.ch Islands
Oe Bns Richards honolula bngantne hs,lon Lane.
sydrey op- ahode isE DeuIs, sioSon Nay Baficti, A.
les. stocs;0n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-09
Central ADerica.

We are in the receipt Of the Gae~a Oh
Gotta Ric. to Oct % In Nicaragua there con'ue'-
able agitation and ten, Of ins1rreenon- ine
of the state, Don. j. Lanresno f'neda, mas r'u
sproelsmaton urging the people 70 rein''n q''''
re,i.t the inlrigaes ofthe revouioni-e'
dispute has srien between hondnr.s ~. .S,,,,-
,-,-'sor which we presume will come TO nosh'nS~
80 Government complains Of caiimnioas puo-
r1'~n i,sued in the former, ard the reply 'n'' VI
can't be helped.
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From Texas.
BALTIMORE, Monday, Nov. 2,

BALTIMORE, Monday, Nov. 2, 1912
The mail is through from New-Orleans.
The steamship Louisiana had arrived at New
Oyleans with Galveston da.cs to the Doth utIno
The Texss news is entirely unimportant
Railroad subscriptions were going on, $780,
0o0 having been subscribed in Houston.
The Legislature was to meet in December.
The ship Lydia, arrived at New-Orleans from
Philadelphia, whilst on her voyage, had her cargo
broken into and aconsiderahe portion stole by The
found secreed between decks and arrival the
crew were arrested and committed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-09
y.v,.,.- or wills IN pb,,ade,ph,,.
PHILADELPHIA, Monday.
n It ItIx... = =.


The Court of Common Pleas to-day decided
...i,st Jacob scheetz, the Democratic candidate for
pss;.ter will who has been contosting Mr. BOwerss
Loo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-09
Mining Intelligence.

In every quarter Of the mines the busy note
Of preparation for the approaching winter l. heard
Operations In king out gold have gwen place 70 the
work Of providing for the winter campaign in the noun
tsrs. Al the companies, ike those Of the Tuolunne
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The Health Of Charleston.

IIAHLESTON, NOV. Z, I0-IZ.
T7is city is now unusually healthy. The
,rruber Of deaths last week was 81 of which were
som yellow fever oil old cases. new ones having
crurfed The physicians rtilerae their statement that
,bsre Is now no danger in visiting the city, and great
many strangers are now here.
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Death Of Lawrence Bowles.

SPRfNGFfELD, Monday, Nov. Z, I.J2.
Lawrence Bowles Esq, of Belchertown, son
Of die senior editor Of Tile Springfield Republican, died
On Sunday.
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Markets.

NEw-ORLEASs, Monday, Nov. 2, lS12
CorToY has been very to-day, the sales reaching
1900 buet-the argcs, ever known IN this market I9e
pur bases were mostly for England full prices but with
out any POSITIVE advance. Middliug is at y d9sc MES
PoRK has advanced TO el9. RIO COFFEE - rsag 5,0o
bags sold at 8c FREIGHrs 60 Liverpool ore 3D. STERLING
EXCHANGE isat ekGSs Tr,miun. MoLAssEs-l,@Vo hhdF'
sold at 25c. - go,
CoFFrE was active on Saurdaytho sales reachnS 900
baef Rio al 40slc 1900 kegs Prime Land sold Of lotc
Mess PoRK Is hes at $9 the stock is very light SUGAR
has declined .c. n, O ,o.,
Tho elo of Cotton to-day have been $500 balos at I'M
chsne.d rrices Mddlng ranges from Si0lOc Frel,hts
Vcseis ere scce and cotton Liverpool taken al 9i0d
Havre lc. for square bags.
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Faiiure Of the Southern Mail.

BALTIMORE Monuay NOV :, ~
We have no mail south of Washington this
morning