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Written for the Ohio Star.
Angelique, The QuadroOn Girl,
OR,
Bondage Without Chains.
CHAPTER x.
81 SICK BED. An, TITS WONDERFUL RIpENER
OF MEMS THoUGHTs!
By MRS. H. L. BosTw1cK.

thank you gentle uncle. KtNG HEsRY VI.
Very swiftly passed the winter months to ourso-
journers in the sunny south land frankie was
delighted that her walks were scarcely ever inter-
rupted by severe weather, and that the woods,
though they lost their freshness and fragrance of
the summer time, continued green all through the
season wont to be SO dreary in the North.
She was frequent guest at Mr.. Herberl's, and
her attuc chment to Constance and the slave-gir in
creased with ripened acquaintance. There also
she was introduced to a wide circle Of gentee So
ciety,' which Mrs. Cartwright with fashionable
perseverance managed to gather at the villa during
the holidays and it is probable that not few pre-
conceived ideas of the stiffness and coldness of
Northern manners, received material modification
from the graceful freedom and artless self.posses
sion of the little Granite GIRL At all events, she
soon established herself as Phil Marston said a
prodigous universal favorite, and their folks had
reason to be horribly jealous!
| But Frankie was happiest at her unce's, when
Constance and Angeique as her nseperabe at
tendant, came to spend week or more-for Mrs
Cartwrighl's stateness chilled, even while il
am used her; aud for Mr. Herbert, though he main
tanned the most scrupousy politeness toward her
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VOLUME XXlY.~E Eumber 90.
AN ORDINANCE

To provide for the general welfare insure the
health, peace comfort well being and good
order of the inhabitants of The township of
Rooistown,by prohibiting and suppressing all
houses, shops or stores within said township,
known as places of habiual resort for lipIing
and intemperance.
SEC. !. Be it ordained by the Trustees of
the township of Roosiown, that 10 provide for
the general welfare, insure the health, peace,
comfort well being and good order Of the lnhab-
itants OF said township of Rootstown no person
or persons, the owner owners, occupant or
occupants Of any house or houses. shop or shops,
store or stores within said township shall by
him or herself or by his, her or their agent,
clerk, employee, or Otherwise vend. sell, give
away, or in any way dispose Of any intoxicating
liquors ale, porter, or strong beer, 10 any per-
son or persons whatever, 10 be used or drank
by the person or persons receiving or obtaining
the same or BY any other person or persons as
beverage.
SEC. 2. Any person or persons violating Ell
ther directly or indirectly any OF either of the
provisions of the foregoing section shall be
deemed guilty Of misdemeanor and for the
first offence shall upon conviction thereof be
fined in The sum of fifteen dollars and cost of
prosecution; for the second offence shall upon
conviction thereof be fined 10 the sum of thirty
collars and COS: Of prosecution, or be committed
TO the jail of the county for the period OF ten
days, or both at-the discretion of the Court, and
should the fine and cost or either as the case
may be, remain unpaid by the person or per-
sons committed as aforesaid, at the expiration
of the period aforesaid. then the said person or
persons shall stand committed for the period
! of twenty days from the date of such commit
ment, unless such fine and cost or either as
aforesaid shall be sooner paid: and for the
third and each subsequent offence, said person
or persons shall upon conviction thereof be iued
| in the sum of fifty dollars and costs Of prosecu-
lion and be imprisoned in the jail of The county
for :he period of twenty days, provided, however,
no person or persons shall be deemed guilty OF
a violation of this ordinance, who shall vend
sell or give away intoxicating or fer'nented
liquors 10 be used for medical or pharmncea-
rical purposes only.
SEC. g.. All prosecutions under this ordi-
nance shall proceed and be conducted in all res
poets in conformity with the act, ..entitled an
net further defining the duties of Trustees OF
townships passed March 18th, 1853" saving
10 the person or persons accused all the benefit
of trial by jury certorar, error, or appeal, con-
fered or granted by said act, provided, however,
that in no prosecution for violation ofihis or
dinance. shall it be necessary to o!ledge OF
prove The kind of intoxicating or fermeniec
! liquors sold or disposed of as aforesaid.
SEC. A. This ordinance shalltak effect and
be in force from and after The 26th day oi
May, 1858.
e. s.: s::,:: !: s.s:::: ss::;ss s:::::
4 Attest: ALFRED BALDWIN, Township Clerk.
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DISASTROUS EFFECTS OF Novel REApiNG=
The Aurora; Ind, Standard tells story of slave
in Boone CO., KY, who had learned to read; aad
had. succeeded in obtaining possession of ..Uncle
Toms Cabin" which he read BY stealth TO his
fellow slaves. The glowing pictures given of the
sympathy aud aid received by George and Eliza, in
their escape from Kentucky to Canada, SO opera
ted OF their imagnations, that 25 of them ran off
the evening of the I'd April, and so far as we
have heard, have not been reesptured. What adds
to the baseness of the act the part of several of
these runaways is. that they were the property of
minister of the gosdel of Christ! But perhaps
the aggravated of these cases of crime is that
of Wash. Parker. over whom the fadsprndent
Banner thus lugubriously discourses;
"One Of the negroes, by the name Of WASH, beI
longing to Harvey Parker, was quite a favorite
with his master and all who knew him, and had
every privilege ofa white man. He rode the best
horse aud saddle on the farm with perfect i'm
puniy, and had Several acres of land at his dispo-
sal for cultivation, and on Sabbaths he was ono
of the best dressed and saucest looking fellows
at church. But, poor DEVIL prosperity and good
fortune TOO much for him, and he ran avay
to be miserable
3Ai'oSSuAo1 suo A"StS 81 ~ SuoWi IA q InoSI al
feeling mann,r, the pernicious tendency of novel
| reading upon slaves.
Its effect upon masters in some cases is littIs
better, leading them 10 the most insane destruc-
tion of the value of property. both to themselves
and to their heirs and assigns after them. A case
related by correspondent of the National Era,
writing from St. Louis, under date of March IS,
gives IN example in point the effects produced
| by reading "Uncle Toms Cabin"
"H. d. Bicon, Esq, the eminent banker Of
this city, and one of the most distinguished cit
zens of the West both for his hberality and en- !.
terplise; we'll as for giving freely of his rches
to build churches and endow colleges, had a fa-
voiite female slave, who, with her child, were the
only slaves he owned; and which for some years
he had left completely uncontrolled. The wo-
man was married to free man of color. both be-
ing pous Christians, and with her husband, was
careless to procure free papers, which it was ex-
pected she could get any time when solicited
After reading "Uncle Tom'' Mr.. Bacon was co n
Sinced of the necessity of immediate action, aud
spoke to the confiding husband and wifs Of their
pefous condition, in he should isSBuddenly;
wishing, rather urging them to procure the re-
quired security immedmtely, that they might bt
by law, what they only now were by his consent
f free-all (which, am happy to say. has beer
satisfactorily arranged agreeably to both parties
NJ Y. Tribune.
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MIILINERY-
YAy HE liberal patronage which the ladies of |

SHE liberal patronage which the ladies of
:, n KayenRa and vicinity have extended to me in
Inc Inc millinery business prompts feelings of gratitude and
larger assortment of millinery and fancy goods This sea-
SON. and to keep constantly hand ready ade hais
caps &C. ana snai spare no pains the latest
notice "-A '' 'i'o' /.
u Ladies are respectfully invited to call.
~ Shop ut residence two doors West of tJoll Roo,
Store, Main Street. i ~ ''ooh
Ravenna, March 90, 1858. M COLLINS
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There is no better test of the strength of affec-
tion than the ready turning of the mind to the it,
tie concern of friend, when pre-ocupied with i'm.
portant interests of our owu.-.Niss Edgesorth.
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Heaven is lned with gittering gems, says an old
author; if such be true, then the gems must be
the pure souls of children who being to good for
eArth find their home amid angels.
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Seeing man is more happy who hath nothing
10 lose' than he who loseth that which he hath. we
should neither hope for riches, nor fear poverty.
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Calmuess is the most abundant origin of all that
is keen and deep in the movements of the mind; il
is the essence of Judgment, the author of penetra-
ton, the substitute of invention.
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Wise men are instructed by reason; men Of
less understanding by experience; the most ignor-
ant by necessity; and brutes dy nature.
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Ready for Operation.

NNHE New Steam Grist Mill, in Raven
IL ma is ready for operation. Farmers and OH
will pense call and examine the most conveniently
arranged Mill in this part the State.
L. PARMLEE & SONS.
Rayenna, Aug. ., 1852. 11S0t
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THE BELLE OF TEE srArr,

n NEW and splendid cook stove which has been
"A admired wherever it has been introduced both for
the beauty Of its construction and the perfect manner
Its operation, for sale at RAwsoN's.
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wIMnnW SHADES

YTyHOSE who are furnishing Parlors. find eegnant
Oil Colored shades at the store in Campbellsport.
Prices from two to three dollars pair including Cords
tassels and rollers. JOHN II. BOSTWICK s Co.
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IRON AND NAIL&
4 q LOw p ICE s.

"A r Low RIC Il s.
A LARGE stock for sale in large or Small
n way at wholesale prices for Ready Pay.
KENT, GRENELL & Co.
Franklin, June 8, 1852.
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PnmnJPlhnoe 1aao@paeuapoe
THE best and largest assortment OF Pamphlet
Literature, entertaining and unexcephonabe tone
Arthur. .-MrstGrey, Miss Pickering Mrs. Gore, Mrs.
Mowa Charles Lever and other dis lsnguished writer's,
ever offered in this Market may be found ut
Oct. II. HALL's Book STORE.
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A. Y. Morr,

Dealer n Dry Goods, Groceries, &c., all kinds of
Produce and almost every article that persons
either wish to buy or sell, Shalersville, Q.
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G & j G PreniIss

Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries, Stoves Hard
ware, Iron, Nails, Glass, &c., Brick Block,
west side public square, Ravenna, Ohio.
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E. II. Richardson,

Dealer in English and American Hardware, Sad
die, Harness and Carriage Trimmings, Iron,
Nails, Steel, &C.. &e.; at the old stand
of Mason d Brainerd, Ravenna Ohio.
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ID. M. SOMERyHLLE,

Il "a j. Ia W n .
HAS removed his shop few doors west of the post
ofice-Rayenna, Ohio.
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HIFS, CAPS sFBAW GOODs
III 4 & R Day

II 4 a Es AE1v
Dealers in Fancy Dry Goods, Bonnets, Hats
Gaps, Boots and Shoes, Ready Made Clothing,
Carpeting &c., at their New Store, Main ST.,
east of the Public Square.
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Kent. Grencli & Co
Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Iron, Nails
Hardware, Glass &c., Franklin, Ohio.
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55e~ ~DoLLAns REWARD.

This will explain said he. She took it and
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vIlHE undersigned, late of the firm of LITTLE
JoIIN HENDERSON, beg, inform his friends and the
OF Graver AMI fulton
e,s Tor the purpose snsaeing general GROCERY business,
He share Of The patronage extended TO ne ae
tm. JUS LII ihS'Ou.,.
New Orleans, November 4, 1858. ne sm
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.NN7HITE LEAD-In %, so, 100 and 500 h.
kegs. from Atlantis Union Brooklyn Pacific Ulster and
? saugertos White Companies, for sale BY .
a, DELAGRAvE d CO.. II Magazine street
~ Also, FRENCH ZINC, GREEN AND OTHER PAINT, WIN
DOW GLASS PUTTY, LAMPBLACK, vARNIsH, OIL, TuRPEN-
TINE, ete, etc. etc. %
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Monday Morning, December IL 1853.
CoTT0N-Thsre was good demand Saturday, nd
about 5000 bales changed hands at full prices We 3D.
vance our quotations for the lower grades hs6Aa.
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION
Inferior. .......6 q MiddiDs Fair. lol4 alox
S S,,S;;5yy @ss Fair Fair ii9-
Coed Middiing... sS@lo laood and Fine. "a
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
corrss-basA Tosiceo-hsd,
Stock on hand Sept l, 1858. .lo,s72 70 1875
Received since. .SG4322 50T2
- yesterdsy..... c277-3To599 s5o-- 5422
Exported TO date. ......l7027o 57T3
= Saturday.. 13l9-l775So 7ss- 5s2
stoek on hand not cleared .2o35s2 1885
5fOBACC0-There was some inquiry, but We heard Of
40 sales compIsted.
sUgAR-Ths demand was active with sales OF 200
hhds, at frm prices. Fair a,s6aas p b.
MoLAssEs-sales 1900 bbs at lsfals1l p gallon for
Prime and 1915 for Inferior.
FLOUR There good demand for shipment, and
eooo bbs sold follows 100 Fine at IS 1000 Ohio
the Levee at 50 Is 1900 st. Louis at 50 80 2ss7 Ohio
in natboats to be delivered alongside ship at SO So and
few lots Of Extra at 81 = Dbl.
GRAIN-oorn was in moderate request, with sales Of
1900 sacks, including about 1000 New and Inferior
5sG63 $50 half at g. and 1450 Old at 6os bushe
OF Wheat $40 sacks Inferior sold at 81 90 and 1900
Prime taken to arrive said to be at 81 so bushs Oats
selling at 52s y bushe for st. Louis.
PR0VIsIoNS-We noticed q resale Of 100 bbls Nsw
Mess at s2 So though the retail rate still $ll 100
sl2 Dbl for Mess OF Bacon 10 casks prime Shoulders
sold at 6e and orer Of O. II was refused for lot
Of 100 casks ribbed sides
HAY-90o bales Western were sold at $40 a ton
CoFFEB-sales $500 bags, including 1892 bags Rio at
liz, and 62s at l2s v fb.
BAGGING AND RoPR-A lot of so pieces and 50 coils
Kentucky sold at 4ass cash.
GUNNY BAGS-Parcels to arrive were offered at I21<s
FREIGHTs-Aotive. Three American, and Brit
ISL ships were taken for Liverpool at xd for Cotton ship
for Hsvre at e and bark for Baltimore to load chiefly
with sugar, at So so y hid.
tons
Sterling Observation-Disclosures. 1881 "a ios4
fftncs. 10 fp5f25
New York Sixty day Bills. .......2 @2k ct. iisc.
Sight Checks on New York. .....k q ct. disc a par
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ST. LOUIS

VIII leave MONDAY, December IL. at s O'Clock rH.
EHOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS - =
II and all intermediate landings.-Th~ light LIZ
draught passenger N. W. GRAHAM, css
ldg reerivng freight and VIII leave 40 above
For freight or passage, apply on hoard or 70 ~
II.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CRY,
Sunday Evening, December II, 1853.
Arrived since Friday $40 head of Texas aud Western
CATTLE $50 hogs AIS sheep and IS mich The supply
Offering very ample and the market easy purchasers
-PRICEa-
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ct. CHARLES THEATRE.

~ tt<-sH tNn
T. o. CHk5LEy.. .TasAsrRsn
MONDAY EVENING December 49, 1854 sill be pe,rusd RORY
oNosEIkory GMe, (-ith songs NJ Barney Williams. Ka'h
LAcH By Merton, Barney
wiisms To conclude with BARNEY THE BARON-Bsrnsy
oIoole with seoz,) Mr.. Barney Williams
Dress Circle snd Parqsss IS Secdnd Circle 30 cents;
ossy esnts Colorsd Bsre 50 esn,s Private Bors "; sss
for Sir Psrsons, rs.
- Doom opsa O'Clock oeioek pre-
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VNHE undersigned have this day formed o
copsrtnsshp ihs purpose Of continuing the LUMBER
Of LEES RIDGwAY CO., Noe Dame and Tehoaptouas
streets. WILLIAM LEES,
New Orleans, Nov. IS, 1854 IDS lml H. FELTON,,
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YAZOO RIVER.
MEMPHIS.
CUMBERLAND RIVER.

VIII leave TUESDAY December 10, at s o'clock r.
LNOR NASHVILLE, GAINESVILLE, Ia. u
~ EpDYvILIE CANTON, PADUCAH, MILLS lG1E5ssfa7s
FONT, NEW MADRID AND MEMPHIs.-The ~.
sift Steamer BELLE
Capt Key wtlsase For freight or passage Apply o.
''Afa' '' ' SMITH 4 FrAnsTER, Is Canal
!. a. $780, - =
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VJyHE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
bswsen WI. LEES, 7. 8. RIDGwAY and M. FELTON, has
THIS DAY been Dissolved by mutual T. S. RIDGwAY
having Withdrawn from The hm ali
LEES CO. duly authorized settle scep.
WILLIAM LEES,
t. S. RlDGWAY,
New Orleans, November IS, 1853. NJ. FELTON,.
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LAKE STEAMERS.
MOBILE,

NOk MOBILE Direet-Daily u. 8. -
IL Mai LiDe--Wipter ,,tsrais ~HnkD
low prs''s,, P,s g. ,'.snn-n 0REG0N, Ham
rssme, ST. CHARLIE, Rs,bsn POST na.ssr having been bull
Lake trade with
Rs,.S r.
ivs Of the o'clock rstannx sop 4 P..rsv.
o. MONDAYS and THURSDAYS ~s
~ The Mail viii the oe Of he ~ o,so,t
r. GEDDEs Axeus, IL s~nk Pisss Ms
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DLASTER-200 bbls. Calcined Plaster, land
ing ffon ship Wes'mnst er, and for sale
dI JOHN q. HARDLL Il Magazine al.
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ESOR JEFFERSON, PoRr CADDo, -
u sHsEyEsoKr. Grand EcoRs. ALExAN-
ssser TUESDAY Red River Packet ssssssr ST. ClkEHA-
zoe sssn ~ Pakst steamer 81 CHARLIE
Capt. 3ann1si ApvisEse
The md es1us .assn
MI n g. -
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HENRY PARSONS, 10 Camp-G
ii street, offers for sale PIANO FoRTES from
NuNNS CLARK, CfIlCKERING PLEYEL. III III H IA
These celebrated builders byu ~
all all acquainted business unrvAled Their in
themselves public
respectfully invited call thm Tuning repair
ing done carefully and with Dispatch je9s II
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wfiieavs TUESDAY December 1t ocIoehv. N.
NOR VICKSBURG, WARRENTON, - -
II NEW CARTHAGE GRAND GULF. ROD r. = \
NEY. NATCHEZ. nd al iutsrrnsdiate andinxs.
Rssuisr vehsburg Pseks MAGN0IIA.Ths new ard mAgnh
MAGNOLIA - Ctn1r
For freight pnag., appiy On
bossd or 70 SMITH / MINISTER. 10 Canal 81 d.
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viii leave TUESDAY, December IS, at O'Clock =.
ENOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS ~. I
and all int ermedias anings.-The fast running LG
ter is now receiving freight and will leave Shove Fer freight
passage, apply board, or 70
ola or to ROGERS, MCGUIRE CO, ~ PoydFas street.
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OUACHTT4 RIuER.

VIII leave MONDAY, Dss-nhsr u, = sss-A, ,. u
HHOR BAYOUS MACON AND -. =
III TENsAw.-Ta. light draagbs snd swfs ransng
passenger TRENTON, shasson, ratsr q
sesvax freight vii leave For sEht
as Try MCDOWELL, yR. 4 BELL, - Poysrsss.-
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NNHOMASTON LIME-60O bbls. best quality
Il daily expected to arrive, and for ,al- anost by
d. j. III. ASFIBRIDGE A Charles st
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SHEET IRON-l00 bundles light Nos. %, 26
and 81 R. G. brand Sheet Iron, .ui Pipe other
light work, for sale low. WIN. ARMSTRONG,
Nc. 81 Isua st,eA
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Will lssve MONDAY, smber II, a. o'clock ?. ~
EyOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS - -
II al intermediate .nd.g'.. sss:9s lisss
dr.ueht passenger N. w. GRAHAM,
Coodg port receiving freight and wiz leave -
above For freightor passage, apply on board or 70
dl7 MCDOWELL IR. q bkLl- II foydras u.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS,

oyTicE ~ THE DArLy CREscErr, J
sa Monday Morning. December L. 1858
CLEARED SATURDAY
Steamship Crescent City, Budd, New York, via Havana
ssar.h,n ,,.,.. ~, r. J-nnings
seaa,.iip iai.,.n, T Scion ApsaehleolA Wood Low
n,,. Fam, H.iIi. Morgan
bafk hhcs Tsrlon, Smith, New York, Hyns,ts.
~ NJ 49, Sheeano ban seoAssAs PUG Avendano
sehr ~ yin Dorsey, sehnidssn, Havans AIer.,,s ~
sschr Alphonsns, Barnard, Sabine Pasr q W,slh.,n
sehr Sarah BlAd.n, D.ipil Mobile, N.v,oa F.,,i,
Sebr ShsPherden Reid, Mobile, Nsvnr 4 r...si,y
scir Star, Hbbs, MeblIs, E.w won : rarely rarely
Steamer Champion Burlington, Mobile M.s,sy
ARRIVED
Al. -lst district - - " '" "'''sA"
Steamship Perseverance, IAwie from ndsnoa via Gavs.on
instant, Harris q Morxnn-i,t di,trrt " ''''''' W"
Bem ship odenbug, Meaks from Brsorbsveu Oct a. IN
4th district. " ' ' 10 :" "''~'~
Ship barney Barney day. from N.~Yerl, :. WIN cr..vsa
ship cha.s Rasrt 90 days from Bristol Eng TO Ashsage
Bark Maryani Kn days from Havana Ia ballast to ms.srl.t
distcf. = ' - '-e"' ~
Bak s., Mary MIh.n 10 days Philadphia h. Boga viii
liams &eo-lst di.ct. - s"' W."
BARK Emma neslo, Bartlett 10 days from Boston, to Deweyst
Brig M.ry Elizabeth seo,ne days from Hav.n. !. m..,erad
Brig Kite Thsmpssn Havana to De vi.ssr As.ad dis
WV" ~~~ ~'"''-
Norw brig Rsnma Brstke Janerc oc 90 to N.bsn.,
seh southsner Snow, from Anss Sabine to dist
seh Chryots, Aekley days from Matagords to Wchhsm
schr chss smith, Hawkins days from Port Lavaee Wekhan
sehr President Sanders day. Mstagords TO a
Scnr Tallahassee kooke days from Braxsa
Souhmayd A Harrison ID district. - " -"r -
sch m ndk naaw t. lfa.
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NEW ORLEANS MONEY MARKET.

oonRserxp DAILY BY COCHRAN CO.. CITY nA.x, IS c.
EXCHANGE
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SPOKEN.
Oct ~ in lat 49, long 30, b.h Odsnburv eipper .n
from Cslao, bound 10 New York. f "A"'"'h"
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aye- Messrs Editor,: Please announce that

WILLIAM HALL Esq, will before ID.
DsmoeA Nomr aDs csnvsson for the JUDGEsHP FIRST
nIsrRIcT COURT by the resignation Hon. John c.
iarne be wii be supported By FRIENDS. mis-