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Demoine courier., 1854-06-22
New Advertisements.

EE' See the advertisement of f. Wash
burn. His stock comprises one of The
mos. varied assor,ments OF articles need
ed in this market, that has ever been
brought to the place. Give him a call,
as he aever,ises that he will sell cheap.
" DR.. Orr has just received large
assortment Of Drugs, Medicines, Paints,
Oils, &c. Ii is needless for us to ask
you TO call aud buy, as we know you
will do so.
BLACKsMiTHING AND PLowMAKING.-
j. ii. Griffith advertises the public tina,
he is carrying on the above business in
all its various branches. Mr.. G. is a
new citizen of our place, but seems to be
industrious and pushing-,he great re.
quisi,es necessary to insure success
Farmers, give him call.
~ We are requested to call particular
attention 10 the advertisement, "Pay or
be Sued" Persons interested will take
notice accordingly.
Demoine courier., 1854-06-22
WASHINGTON, June l6,
SEN ATE

The private calendar was taken up.
The House assembled at noon. Mr..
Houston asked leave to report from Com
niltee on Ways and Means bill to re-
duce duty on imports. objections raised.
Consideration of bill to increase rates
OF land postage in the United States was
then resumed.
Mr.. Olds of Ohio. supported the bill,
showing that s and l0c postage created
a revenue of $2,500,00O, while and Sc
made deficiency Of half million.
Demoine courier., 1854-06-22

GOVERNOR OF NEBRAsKA.-The Har-
risbnrg papers stale that o. Barrett, OF
the keystone" has been appointed by
the President TO be Governor of Nebras-
ka. AS the report starts from the resi-
dence of the recipient OF the office, i. is
probably correct. The other appoint
ments will soon be made.
Demoine courier., 1854-06-22
AmcricaniZed.

We have dispensed, as the reader will
see, with all the snperiluous SIS in spell
ing the word Des Moines, both in the
head and body Of our paper, and made
other Improvements in the paper, which
we hope will meet with the appreciation
of the public. We particularly desire
that this improvement should meet the
approval Of our friend of the Free Press
who seems to be in Goubt on the subject
Of discarding the S, as well as that there
is such place as Ottumwa-ior in oil
his '.No,es of Travel we have never
seen any notice of the place, either com
plimentarv or otherwise. Has friend
Norris forgotten that such place as o.
tumwa is in existence since he left here.
Demoine courier., 1854-06-22

10" The lines written on the month
of "June" will be published whenever
the author furnishes us with his or her
name, as the case may be. This is our
undertaking rule-fo know ,cho urites
articles, and correspondents must com
ply with II. Pay your postage. is an.
other rule in sending communications.
Demoine courier., 1854-06-22

u Cyrus FRANKLIN, Esq, of Agency
City. was nominated by the Democratic
Convention, which met a. w augh's PIT.
last week, as their candidate for Senator,
for the District comprised of Wapello
and Keokuk counties.
Demoine courier., 1854-06-22
"Honor to Whom Honor is DUE
AUGUST ELECTION.

THE undersigned respectfully announces
himself, 10 the voters of Wapello county, as a
candidate for reelection TO the Office of Clerk
of the District Court for said county.
JOSEPH HAYNE.
Ottumwa, June 22d, 1854.
ED. CoURIER:-If III. ID. IVES, Esq, of
Eddyyille. will consent TO become candidate
TO represent, in the next General Assembly. the
Senatorial District composed of the counties
of Wapello, Monroe, Lucas and Clark, he will
be warmly supported by
NUMEROUS FRIENDS.
June goth, 1854.
Demoine courier., 1854-06-22

D Virgins says that we Americans
have strange mode Of saiu,ion. When
a friend meets a friend in the street, he
his hand and asks, How do you
DO! The other replies, How do yon
do! Then both. apparently we'll salts
fed. pass on, although not a whit the
wiser concerning each others health.
Demoine courier., 1854-06-22

LS Conceiti is proud that he has learn
ed so much. Wisdom is humble tina,
he knows no more.
Demoine courier., 1854-06-22

Ggy The Ashland Seminary will commence
its first session on Monday July Sd, instead of
Monday August End. So Mr.. Ping informs
us in note by Yesterdays mail.
Demoine courier., 1854-06-22

az Excuses are the pickpockets of
time. The sun does not wait for his2
hot water, or his boots, bu. gets up at
once.
Demoine courier., 1854-06-22

IThe river is now in good boating
order and slll on The RISE.
Demoine courier., 1854-06-22

~ Jean Paul says love may .slumber
in lady's heart. but it always dreams.
Demoine courier., 1854-06-22
A Jour Printer.

Or boy who can Sc. type .olerably
well, can find employ meni at this office.
Demoine courier., 1854-06-22

iS One swallow does not make a
summer, but one lion can make a
spring.
Demoine courier., 1854-06-22
heigh, of the river.

heigh, of the river.
The Russians have promised not to
fire on the hospitals in the fortress OF
Sllis,ra. Russian accounts say that the
Turks have evacuated Nicopali, Tuna
kai and Sislowa.
VIENNA, Wednesday.
1t is reported on good authority tina,
Austria on Monday summoned Russia
to evacua,e the Principalities; when this
is dope, Congress may meet to settle the
conditions of peace.
Demoine courier., 1854-06-22
ARRIVAL OF THE
A r A b / A
NEW Y DIRK, June L

NEW DIRK, June Is.
The steamer Arabia, from Liverpool
with dates TO the I'd inst, reached hel
cock this evening at 81 O'Clock.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-02-18
FROM OUR L oNDoN CORRESPONDENT.
LONDON, JANUARY 26, 49,

LONDON, JANUARY 26, 1884.
The Emperor of Russia is said to attribute the
present posture of affairs in Europe to religious
controversies He says that the Catholic religion
became dominant in 1S4S, and that now the struggle
is between the Romish and the Greek sections of
the Catholic Church, and that he, as the head of
the latter is bound to protect its interests that
France and England are enlisted on the other side,
and have endeavored to give the dispute political
aspect; and that, under their management, it is
fast assuming that character. Some of the French
journalists have adopted similar view of the busi-
ness They say that the Gear will reject the latest
proposal to negotiate, because he is under the pres
sure of the Muscovitc party which accepts the tes
lament of Peter the Great as a prophetic guide /;
and this is very probably the case If the war be-
tween Turkey and Russia is to be religious one,
the Porte will have an immense superiority for the
faith Of the Prophet exists in all its vitality, and
from the highest Uemas to the humblest Of sam
from the European frontier to the distant Asiatc
will answer the summons Of the Sultan.
To have any success in religious Russia must
declare it still wider than Nicholas has yet DONE II
must be war against Austria and every Catholic State in
Europe; it must have for its aim the construction of
great Russo-Sclavc Empire. If therefore, the Czar be
acting under religious pressure in refusing pence he
have regret the rashness which has led him to
gage in contest where he has small chance to win and
in which defeat may involve him in personal disaster.
The Emperor of Russia is however, right in supposng
that religious is rendered next to impossible by the
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The subscription price Of this paper for year is THREE
Do1LARs, payable in advance.
For the long Sessions Of Congress- averaging eight
months the price will be Two DoILAIs for the short
Sessions OSn DOLLAR per copy.
reduction of 20 per cent (onefth Of the full charge
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10 any who will order and pay for at tme ten or
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The New YORK CAEALs.-The People Of the State Of
New York required Wednesday to pronounce on
proposed amendment of the Constitution of that State
in relation to its canals The question to be decided as
briefly stated by the Journal Of Commerce, was, Shall
the Constitution be amended to admit OF the appi-
cation of the surplus of the canals by antcpa-
tion to their speedy completion and enlargement Or,
in other words, Shall the canals be permitted to en-
large and complete themselves from their own surplus
earnings and without taxation?" The number Of votes
poed upon this question has been SMALL but SO far as
heard FROM nnetenths Of them have been cast in favor
of the In fifteen wards of the city Of New ork
600 votes were cast yet the majority was $500 In
Syracuse there 1882 for and 62 against it, IN
oswego 25l6 for and "a against and in Rome s23 for
and 30 against it, The proposed amendment having
already sanctioned by two successive Legislatures its
ceptance by the People is na and renders it part OF
the State Constitution.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-02-18

A DEMOCRATIC PAPER Is NEBRAsKA.-We acknowledge
the recent of the first two numbers of Democratic paper
published in the Territory of Nebraska. There is
u and suggestive moral in this little journal 1t is IN
effective argument the necessity Of organizing
Territores.-L'a L'aio" Of yesterday.
Speaking of the publication of this paper late
number of the ST. Louis Republican says
awe have learned the best authority that the paper
is fraud upon the public and that without any usIi-
cation No such paper printed at Old Fort Kearney
(the pretended place Of publication in Nebrazas
Territory. There is but solitary inhabitant family
old Fort Kearney, and the is in chargeof tire old
barracks there and this of patronage would
hardly justify such publication The paper printed
Sidney, in Iowa. fifteen twenty miles from Old Fort
Kearney but it is dated from that place in order sth
further to impose upon the public creduty."
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TIE EVERLASTING CoNvEyrIoNIsTs.-The women sright
advocates again in Convention, this time at Albany
The "dear, deludng creatures seem to be eyerasungy
in state of agitation restless wanderers after rest
What with travelling, attending conventions writing con-
cocng verbose reports and immensely long strings OF
solutions, wonder how they find time for other mat
ters that women generally attend to- while the men are
working and doing business to support them and their
children. What happiness. for nanknd that SO many
Of these conventonists in the condition of single
blessedness.-NsO York Commercial Adpertssar.
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VALUABLE WoRK.-Messrs. LppncOtt, Grambo s Co..
of Philadelphia, have just published statistical work Of
great value especially as book of reference. Il is
and complete Gazetteer Of the United States, giving
full and comprehensive review of the present Condsss
dustry and Resouces Of the American Confederacy Nh
der which heads the volume thick one Of near $50
pages small type, comprises great variety and amonns
Of information The work is compiled and edited by
THOMAS BALDWIN, Esq and J. THOMAS, NJ D. For sale
ut Tnylor & Maurys
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Wood cut in February is better than that cut in March,
there is less sap in It. The quantity of water in tho
different kinds of wood varies from % to 80 per cent h
cord Of green wood there is contained 400 pounds ct
water.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-15
WING ALMANAC FOR 1854

The Fourth Edition Is now ready. In atdieoc 10
usual Astronomical Calculations and Calendar pagsS u
Almsnsc for this year contains
TaE GOVERNMENT o. THE USITED STATES ExecDtivs n
Jada-1Ames Of the Cabinet Oesss Supreme Cosr
st OF Of the United sfases senas - -
terms Of sess l Of the Msuber Of the sosse Rsx,-
tfufsiives &c
AUSTRIA And TBE USrED STATS
Diplomatic Correspondence between Chew Haseuasas lus
tran charge Warrington and Secretary Marcy rssS a
che KosEsa sssir = sTnyrns
C-RA AND THE UNITEp STATES
The proposed rIpsGrte Treaty ard OF,nsic toespsr
ofNe webster Everett CramP'on Lori Jsas sss.sn 4;
THE JtPASEsE EXPEDITION
brief account of he Expedition TO japan, undsI os1.a
Commodore Perry by Bsysre Taylor who aoOoapsss ~
Expedition
LIBERTY IN EuROFE-
powerful and brilliant orAtiOr by Victor susO-
THx INAUGURAL ADDRESS OF PRKsDESr PuEcs.
FIXED FAcrs IN AGRIcULrURE-
psge containing aaay valuable et And hins fr the sssS
GRAFTON OF Fs
NATioN.L FNANcEs--
he scsi year endiss Jane So ls5S sad the ssisS rss-
ana eIPesdlIar,, loi the year ending lane %, 1854
RAuwArs IN rHE UNITED SrArEs-
earnings &e- o. all he Reflrosssi ths Unod stAsss
rHE CRYSTAL Palace
An EoitorSl Artee on the War szsa brtvssa Asss
GoyTRSMESrs oF rHs SEVERAL STATES ToR lsSt--
Table containing st Of the s.a'cs SepiI eoss ssx
Time meeting of Stures Time Of holdias AnDsA kt
poPTI.R yorE FOR President In 1852, ls4s ssd lsC
Also Population OF the United ststes By States ,ssass
Ert~IIoS RITUKss from every State in the Uaion c.-s
fully comaisd and compared wlth former Eecdons saHs
single copies iss cents per dOren 81 per hundred rs~n.
''''~ GREELEY 4 McELaATH
THbrre Ohee, hewYol
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-15

=, wv,eo.ek. wi, ADD m.a .oPu>. clearing
iSp n w C.Se Horn sh, bark >i5. Hausb'a y
no bbs lound 20 the P,eh, 81 "s lAi - ,, - 'sA o. "
Ar u Do ih hsr.hA I.>t.r Pscie oossn LAhtis
Co vth - b.. y a Oh d ioo III. e'a1 so .r,ss no
l. s. LOO 1884, W 81 Ccfasi hos l1ne D.
n.aT e E ~ = bsrs iIrv-.t se.ncal a. slsAa all
NIB clean al vell2h sHehaassd ;saa' WITH 20 Ans %
saehssd carried tSs s: "a boom hOvsd Py.is .gar,
AT o. Is 'ap Ea1,' 1 N S,T oil slsS On passage
hue 81 vh ard Il bs bone sut home IN tne voyage ~
-. . - 49,, sc = Dir &c ' So chs. csrr ch.;s
TSij g,.,tb 20 Gheripe Hall DO auutsslie, Sni H.
~s%' np,ss 90 srss Nsot jan IS Cape aorn
Fatrs whae,h, psuee black white Image head "s
A' If' Es Hole March IS Helen .as1.'. or Honss,
Hole. Tristan dAeuDha Jsa. st hsiena fso 90 ,b % -.
S5ESsai,cra IS bbs ph, Feb H. at \ lon y barr Yti
T on es % s-p Two Bro,ss. nd for Bedso,d 60 sp Ire
y VII 5 Passengers Mr. james D0~ey' vile aA' '"o cur
e3 e. =, H,s'i 3 India sr4nburs BEDFORD l75'h
Wsrren su Hcms. Hole "a 10 wh NsviStisf Fsiae5 80 &
tucss 70 e. Pr.de1t telssr do $50 % dnsan a. % 20 r.
be BTbr London and Navy. Norton New BEDFORD OIL n'
t5 % jan Rambler wills 20 ,Ta.. q Oh H., Ms5.oIo
Bah "'5fer L'o1s no 10 "a B1ssIyp Ls.ns do Hi5.ra
Jo,s s0 s., sb C,rsi wnd ami W + whsa:ea,
Cemstees to eT.s F1nny Ne Nl T a' h, s,r,h shs.G
Wal Neptune Allen South America walker DeA Fare, toli
bengal Philips Virgins, @esouryf
iers pcfter Feoes condemned: Ch.o Brown. iellesPsn,
MAJ wsrrng; swift Levaa COoPer Caso Baker Herald
Haro srd Cores. Croker
rsr from Capt Allen o. bsrk LAFAYETTE OF New Bsdors,
reports Dee ls Af 81 20 w with 200 obls Sd OIL
Head fem date, Caao Gfouad ship CAn1fi wayne
Davis F h 8tsp p,
Civ clifford do NeSbury port Lester Ston d. lotl A.
mira JerkS Edgartown lSo o6ls VIM Roch hoais' r H.
A. Too-ia July so bark Sea She'll MARTA Of Wiuani mos
out bb. CD o--sll well houud cnse.
Sroksn- lat 50 50 Ion 6foi w ship Wn Writ An
lev SO &. I'm New W. Coast al sei cean
Nov la 50 T., bark Florence, Barton, o.
IA 67j bbs ITO do VA ol1-FeP0fioe
Oct IS bArk Hector, of DO, 6 mos. OUT, 100 lsp
~ a Pernsubueo ship Three Brothers, OF snd Tor Nn
tuck with 81 bbls oil
jan OF staten L,nd Edward Smith ef New Bedford
all we'll had tskeu 10 bhls sp ., ,,-
Jan g lat s. lon So % whale ship s1o-ins
White ground blue border aud rane 10 t.
jan Cape ship SaraosA Harding Ia mos out
1850 bbs oil ,-,,
bbs oil 49, -, q. -.
Jan 81 of Ascension ship Milo Of NewBedford % mos ou'
2 SOC bbs. oil
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-15
MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEw-YoRK ......
Cleared.

Steamship Skinner Norfolk 6c Ludam plessants
sliFswm SprsEue Chase w0rleans Hound speer Trim
i6d De Cuba W Schmidt; Pznsms Raven SEua Is Grsnd
schu Alexander Edmond. Brl Stewart St John, V
Barclay LvinsSol Cornelius jians Fletcher Liver O1-
nell. Nirturr CO
BstsJohn Castle Howes Honolulu Newbod DsGurt John
Burmeser Havana S'urges Co George Thoms Ames
bury Cenfaefos Nsmih Sons Arthur Wymau, Bridgeport
Snow BurEes MsyhOwer BoyeS ApsachicoA T. D. Hurbit
Co.
BnFs-Lucy AtsoOd Atwood cardsnss Buck Co; Eliza
Jsne Fr4nkD Peck lyman Leni, Bsrml
d, W Il. Smith Kate Foster Kimsr aAnzsa Echeyerra
Usrus Church uan Dole Co.. Protection Harvey sayan
nah Van Brurt & Sssht
sohoote.-s prbe, Stevens. Ceez,roPe, R. Brett son
Co Pond Croveil Poftltnc W Lewis; Ellen Pertns
Baker Providence. Haven FraDcis Eleanor smith Ric1
noud Van 8runt Sifht; Areus Plat Franklin Back
Co; Ben. Wmingtou l.. Powell. Wintapor-h, Mloy
HaisIz.s. henry Mason Muan Csd John Moron IT,
Eliza Richardon, Ponce P r, T.. Peters HudsOn
Warren, Jsisousie Hoyt Abbott Lawrence Allen Boston,
Dsyior sprogue Eray job Cole, Ba n0e Johls1n
oso,u Atlantic Nickerson Pacific rarpin Fred
ercI,turg Mckee Benz Story Smith Norfolk, Strgea
Clesfmar Co Hunter Hammond Richmond Van Brlnt
Slight Henry lawrence Could WmnEton hayhev, Talbot
Co James House Line. Wlmir ston Van Brunt slaght
Propeller Point Longhed 8an.fe Parker Vein Coal
Company.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-15
Foreign Ports.

CD at HOuOuu "a bark Constance Chandler Manlla brig
AT yaneOuve Island sh u bark Fanny Major from san Franz
cisco tOund to port uohwad for ee hayos Lost aads &c
WEIGH fer London nenday
sid from sien 18th u, brig Avon Cav, Palermo to load for
Psis of the E,:t Hudson, for New YORK
having e.ky and badly strained -, ~, -.
sehT. spring H for Boston lt inst Fanny Maria
AZ J,eH 81 shout sh at IL Roscoe Huehns for BOs
At carscos scth uit seh COf BucDport) for NewYOrk
AZ seses Bsy 1cur.cos 22d u bark Alice TArtOn Williams
At ssseo. 25h ut schr Richard Bulwintle, Cutter for New
Ast John. R ash ut ,chr. Golden Gate Borden for Br'-
0 HEs ISs. T;dy r. & 0 s s%Gsf Ss %s5y rhaue Steel for
AZ @syssur P IA alt ,chr Lucy Ams' Aue' from Norfolk
Ponce P r. 2h ut bark Antelope whittesey for New
Haven o os Sarah Peters MeFnsnd for NwYOrs 70 MOtsa-
H m DO .es6' Ap3 & MATT, si Michel Sa M 5o & s%4,i S,TS
h alt Rs cse d L' o5 hssPs 2t
sebr Z weOn, Mallory for do ih inst Albert Arnold
AZ Tfinidd 25,h u bques franklin Gibb. for Boston ew
days Nah Wsss from New'York brig Waverly, PaNits
Art st carden.. uIt bark A Knsm.n Thur,tou NYOrk
SeskI: ls inst .cfs 4 Hose Eaton Richmond si bark
mo- MG As S0n s.'T1 10 sss % , Fss,S
Poibt sehs Conneeticut Edrige and Geo Ens ThAeher
So lust bark Lizzie Loud Cam ready chAr.
t "a ID nolasses Ihurson, beas boston
Telos for Newlork
Ns.n1,s 5h ships Ahbrton Taylor fer yewYOr ds
Empire Queen Porter Havana 7th u . load for Cork bks
David NieL Syett for Boston, resdy Maria Hersey Davis for
do 81 Ionic Raude and Caharne Watts dsz brgs Bsy Peters
for Proyceuce dg Francis, Surgens for Bristol R Napolso1
s'rout from Portland ds Sailed 3D. bhgC Kelly coeord
Boston
At Havana 9Th Black Warrior under seizure FelicIe,
FT) Brschet New Sd; Auslne, (Pras) HenS do.
do Scott Dyer Hill tskn for Cowes and nsetN 46 capt
city 20 boNes COrDeie Miller from Bermuda. "a with
cargo Of Sreked bsrk Chde Harold disg Elizabeth j. ssool
om Philadelphia ID for do Mangoa Haskell diss TO
LOAD noes for 10 Great Britain Grafton Todd for Cowes
C. B. Hsnton Means for Boston, ready COo, Smith,
disg brigs John Balch Handy from Newport l 25tn
Marshall Bowden from Boston lss hsnzoni Ames for Be
Francis r Beck Smith dsg for Cork and msrketi r.
Gu It's sove for Sierra Moens ady Havana Read for Boston
7h Hbes Ptnned for Sierra MoIena load $50 hhds molss
for Portland 81 hid l0 gallons of casks do
yered w Drew, Dannns for Portland, ldg Lady of the
Lsse shute and Ma all Dutch Cocord dss schrs Margaret
B' Br Mesteot for New Yos soon takes go hhds
Harriet Fuller bibber, from Portland %; Midas Rauch
from NewOresrs 18th, for do soon James Augustus
Manh rom Seyannsh 3D. Alice, Butler for New0rens
soon; Wolcot Eckson, dsg.
AN HAa1 9Th inst brig Florence Jones New Oreaus 6
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-15

esT Cambridge Yo,t Norfolk u. New-yOrk &c. ca k,I
srn state Gamare Csrtanas chr John wilsou Mtss~f
tsrfss SD bark Medus hrss Atsgell Charl-s HsstA
BIsL ani l. A. surst,s - f,ss,deat Msysowar DSs.
ton sclrs lydia srools coomis Belfast 'or New YOr 49,
a. Prtuee a. Inden f1r Ns~. Bsvca Conn. Ns
PICHMOND-Afr. Ma ch II, fcArs ; l1rrahSm PER-, A.,
,,p4, Jehn Bel Ham. f0eklsnd s. schs 6alssa sa E ~
Yok R.eer JOhl'on Ne f'Y''k bas VII sai,n Ksassdy O.
SAvANNNH- an March H. Bf ship swan. Gr.Aara Lo,a.
Al, MO ar5e Tarhor Antigns 0eor<e Anos NicAos
roTt Ne cid steamship Florida Noodhu NesYork sr -
n.rehion. Betussli Caeens'own brig B. Lastoa Gssa.e
saTFN-Arr Msreh sehr Sea Lsoa verrl. Hs~.Yors 4.
Roctispd lth task chrs1a Smith, AbriIete Wssf cs..s
60. ca hagk Porter Ropes, Afrct sd seAs Gos
Fll New York ses Lion lZth arr bark Lueis Mara cs,
PCtter
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-15

Thsre rohns doirE CorroS the s4vtae.d rs-s
ar6ed Coat 10 firmly hslf. W bcusr de1sal tlr
burnt IT, FLoCR nrfe confnges f VII limited hrs
r.. Ecrt s- ios-t snd on'v sho. hhs have sold
a. s. ured I'D Srter brand. mostly ths
forrr rrrc demand fr toe ccrlmr is so limited
rreessiorftts ssus RYE FLOUR qgi"t C9sS Ms.L
ronrrf f1r sn1 srf ah1 80 hbs Pennsvys1
p..lte- teen ..ll ~ as r Obj wHE,r scgs aui
sac go r White 'oli It ~ % nosrg
-rve eF frsh Peuusvlvnia Red brought - g.
rnitsd der sod with fur her es Of 3d4 O
Yellow an4 r. cents slo,t RYs-no
ch.rg. GrccvPrs-The snd Moiis.e dur
,rS Cof-ss 6 With m0ierats bls+
forr PRovstoN trade 1uiet bot quotations hoT M
slre-ar 70 ch-nRe WHisgY selling a. q eens for
farres Eh1. Z lei at the rats
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-15
Spoken, Sc.

Jn IS LAT 81 50 $ oD Sc bark Arctic Lane Chreha la
fer Hs1ptcn Roads
Fb LAT Il 8 $ Ion Sc q ship Msrion McGairs from caIao
for 81 Thou a. for oidefs
Msseh a IS In a TO- brig jail. Ford from Havana for
Bofon
Feb e y earship Brother J0rNhan goinE ino san Fr.n
co, clipper s1ip Etgle FlT-n hence Nov. (.
March 10 SsrtHket south shOal SW IS niles brig Marcia fors
Savannah icr Esih
Pc. at 3 IS loo % " ship Harriet Horie Man xsrlas
. 5 :. lErd II ssht -
fsb lat 3 - len So sgrazed bsis Planet Rider rom
saien4 Jan - for Cape Nerd tsl -' -
March G. CT Chaiieslon Bar W.ss ken. for S,-.,,.b