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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-24

TT is lamentable fact that thousands have bs.,
l brought 10 premature grave by negicctirg 10 taxa
good and efficient medicine In time arrest u.
Of disease II also startling truth TINT tAou
sands have been hcraldcd 10 nIiinely grave b tbs
of poisonous nostrums The author therefore sac.
ing the necessity Of some good and efficient medicine
which could be relied upon when the services OF com,
petent PLY scans could not be obtained has been ind,
ccd 70 offer his ManaIuke Liniinent and A.ti. Boy,
piilsto the public. These medicines compounJrl
sirct, honest and from medicines VI virgin purity be-
ing warranted purely vegetable.
40. 900
Cases OF rheumatism, Burns. Ulcers, sprsins rene
Sorct, sore Throat Neuraga, Tooth Ache, Head Ath.
Pains In the Back side breast, boi., ring bona.
pimpes. d,arrh@a, have been cured in the la, veal,
Also. Numerous eases ofSWeeny, Gaids spliut Isls
Ia big Head Zig Shoulder. Poll Ey,l, Sprains, Clan
ders Bolts, hole, yellow Water, Ne. Thousands sht
have been afflicted with Dyspepsia, Liver Compaipt
Head Ache Diseases of the Skin, Jaundiee, Nery es
Pains Of all kinds, billions affections eo-,ivenes. F
male Affections, &c. have been restored TO psrrs,
health by the OF Gilmore's Anti Billion. Pills.
Gray Hairs,
Me Kinny's Cireassan Hair Tonic. This beautiful con.
bi,iaton prevents the hair from falling Off, promote,
its growth and renders il soft aud glossy
Agents Wanted,
In every town throughout, the United States for the ss
Oft }. Mckinny's Celestial Balm, an uBequaled
s for Cholera, pysentery, Darrhca, fiux, Chols and
all pains in the bowels.
POISON,
T. J. 4eKinny's Worm Medicine contains no poison
and Is warranted purely vegetable This preparation
has expelled Worms or kinds from, the intestinal
nal VI hen other preparations ofgreat repuie failed
Fever and Ague
in ali its various types permanently cured without IL
jury Ia the .ystcn by the OFT. j. MeKinn.s fev.'
and Agae Pills. istaDic preparation never has hvet
equaicd. tneser fails Try il and be satsnedssa
ague can be cured.
s..'sr..s.x c..s.n.s D' iss.'
nov e, 1s53-I,mnw
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-24
IMP0RrANT ARRIVAL.

MOT at the lie Claire House, but right opposite to it
N NJ the Store Of the well known Merchant Tailor,
l.. W. sTEINBERG, On STREET,
ofa well assorted stock OF IL cad Made Cloth.
ing, Hats, Caps, Trunks, Carpet B'gs Shirts, Graz
yats, &c. &c.
The undersigned is a beginner and promises those
who win favor him with their calls honest and up
right dealing.
In prices and quality ofgoods am able to compete
with any establishment in this City.
Please call and examine my goods before you go
elsewhere A. MIEDKE, Agent.
davenport, Mayl. -wtrw-n
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-24
TEAS +! (.

A FINE assortment ofchsice Green and Black Just
\ received and for sale by
ALvORD a. VAN PATTEN,
nsr.t pom Oct ~. syggs,tr tis Pos, pfysee
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-24
FINE IxpRoyTp FARM ToR SALE.

,BE subscrber offers part or The whole of his farm
for sale. It is situated miles from East Daven.
port IL miles from the river. on the Lost Grove and
Camspche road. II embraces about alsacres one half
prairie and balance TIMBER 100 acres enclosed good
frame dwelling house, out-houscs. two wells. large
bearing orchard The above farm mot sold VIII be
for rent For particulars enquire at this Office or OF
the undersigned on the premises.
Sept sth. ls54-trw-3m ISAAC MohGAN.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-24
NEW YORK HARNESS STORE

nAS been removed from Brady to Second Street.
four doors East Of Brady. where shall be pleas
ed TO wait on all who wish good articles in the harness
line. The assortment is the most complete offer
ed here before. Great pains taken 10 please.
Keep always on hand Collars Brides Halters, Cards
Br asbes, Curry-Combs Fiy-Netts Of every kind in
their season. Leather Fly-Neits also.
Whips and Saddles in abundance. whips from Is
cts upwards: Saddles from % 90 10 s25 90.
All work warranted 70 be az recommended.
G. w. BARNES.
pavssport Nay I6th, J.54--wirs-n
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-24
GROCERIES.

THE subscribers are in receipt Of fresh STOCK OF
Teas. Spices, Pickles, Raisns, Figs, frunes, ~
-, Waeterel Be- direct from New York and for
, ~, nv J. NJ DALZELL & BRO.
r ARGE Size Ledgers, Journals, &c, bound IN sue
| staptial STYLE aidmade of heavy paper; Tor sale al
-, ~ 1ssi NJ : lie Claire Block.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-24

STEWART, BROTHERS,
Wholesale Dealers in Wines, Brandies, Gin,
Whisky, segars, Groceries, Oils, Paints,
Varnishes, &c.
Agents for the sale Of Storrs Patent Erasvc Soap
Kendali's Chemical Olive Soap, and prepared Indigo
233 and $40 South Water St.,
CHICAGO. ILLS.
JOHN STEWART. ALEX. STEWART
sept5. sa-trw-Iy
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-24
LADIES' SHOES.
MOROCCO & KID BOOTS, BUsKINs,

DEING DESTROYS OF closing out our stock Of Ladie.
ID Shoes. are offering them at great reduction !
price. All wanting good Shoe can get II as the
were manufac ired to our order, and Of good mate
rails. KNAPP Il REDMON,
No O LIE Claire Row.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-24
BREAD, CAKES 4 CRACKERS.
Wholesale 4 Retail.

THE subscriber having purchased one ofMcC olum'
celebrated Cracker Machines, he is prepared to
furnish his customers and all others with Butter soda
Sugar. Boston, Oyster and Picnic Crackers. Pilot
Bread, Cakes Rusk and Loaf Bread. at wholesale
retail. The above articles will be sold cheap
be bought In this part of the country.
Bakery on Front. between Rock Island and Perry
streets above the steam mills. All orders from the
country promptly attended to.
DANIEL MOORE.
Davenport May 10Th. ls54-wtrw-tf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-24

DoRTA BILE FORCES, Anvs, Vices, Horse Shoes,
i / and shoe Nails ut DAVENPORT 4 LIE CLAIRE.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-24
GARDEN LOTS.

INCUR Lots of Five Acres each situated one ml'
II north Of city of Davenport, on East side Of ~
buque Road. Also Eight lots Of -Four Acres each ~
Eight lots OF One Acre ench situated one mile norm y
city Of Davenport on the HEX DRY Grove Road on
side; apply To G. L. DAVENPORT.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-24

NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
ONCE lO6 Broadway. n. 7.
AGENCY No. LIE CLAIRE BLOCK. DAVENPORT.
CAprJAa 4ao0 600.
Plruy FRrxxHs Actuary Morris FRANKLIN Prest.
A. W. NeGREGUR, Agent.
Sept 81. 1854.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-24
IN So RAN c z

FIRE MARINE Am LIFE RISKS taken at this
Agency in responsible Companies and on the most
reasonable terms.
Merchants and shippers will be allowed return pre-
mium Of Ias p cent.
NcGREGOR, LAwEs s. BLAKEMoRE,
auv No 6 LIZ CLAIRE Row.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-24
WAITED,

r AIDES fine Slips. French patterns made 10 order
IL At the RMpise Shoe Store. on Brady ST.
MO- Mackereli in / and bbls for sale al
IN NH u DALZEIJfS.
"A CCORnEoNS. Flutes and other Instruments, just
received at No. 9 lie Claire Row.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-24

vN ,hc ~reat progvess constantly making IN eve
/ branch az Science and Art In this country. ana
reciaiiy IN Davenport, the art Of making covering
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-24
PREMATURE oRAu.

II. wIcKKRsHAM q SON.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-04-05
THE CHARACTER OF GARDINER,

The Richmond Enquirer, IN an ar,'e"
upon the GARDINER transaction, very Just
IL sayst % 1'if''n la3 -t.d % :.
Nobody can contemplate The conduc. Of
Gardiner throughout the affair Without
conceiving an admiration ior inc analine'
of courage and sagaciiy which be display.
ed in so emiuebt degree. 10 ocons'ruc'
an immeuse and coherent system q esr
dence on a fictitious basls--lo weave nn
ia6nl,e diversity Of detail into CONSISTENT
story and soto select and harmonise every
minute particular, iha, the keeness ana
sob,lrs, intellect codld hardly detects ilaw
ar break in the whole fabric, surely ln''
niles a power of comprehension and Pc
lien, ANALYSIS which the greatest men rarely
possess. The foundation of Garainefs
claim was pure fiction ! yet the so'ss' p.
coansel was bahied when they sought IN
the multiplicity Of details involved 70 IN 70"
olo,. so ne inconsistency or incomplete
ness ". ich shonld reveal the fraud. ''N
No less extraordinary we're The courage
and sfSr,itnde which Gardiner displayed
throughout The trial. The most sudden
yicissiludes Of fortune, lifting him AZ one
lime to the highest elevation Of hope ano,
at another, sinking him into the lowe"
depths Of despair, did moi shake MS 'nVin'
! 1ciblel resolution. From first 10 lassohs
tbore himself wilha courage which pa''rosk
Of the heroic. His spirit sank under lhe
burden of .iniamy. but he maintained even
| in death perfect command Of himself II
he was without honor, he yet had mat
pride Of soul which shrinks not iIom Inc
q sharp anlidote against disgrace Inc
consistency of bis character was vlndicaf
ed in the manner of his dea'h.
In ne person small, Gardiaer supplies am
other instance Of great strength oi ~'il'
working on ,he basis Of delicate Phys'
cal organization. ~ 81 lqe oy iall
The chief criminal in this great eon'p''
racy against the public treasury has iear'
| fully eSpia,ed bis guilt, bot his acccmpiies's
have not vet been brough, TO justice. N .
body believes that Gardiner was the only
apen, in the fraud which henriched lawyers
a, the bar, and The bench while many
contend thai he was the passive Instrument
Of abIer and more influential men. The
oIot should be traced out 10 slhi's famlh'
cations, anil every guilty beneficiary p. me
| Gardiaer claim should belsxPosed and 90
made 10 dsgorge bis III got gain, For 'he
credit Of the country, and the ends Of jus.
lice. we trust the government will noi rest
eontenlwilh tbs convicIionno oiaHAralnen
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-04-05

end ever lwillbei,lis ,rdelmissioh, Of man.
Deprised q tbeadvantagssof such an Ia.
stIution, the brilliant gems there brcughs
to light, must ever have remained atnoHk
the ruins and rubbish Of an unpublished
and rude mind. The pIesfure and hesft-
felt cheer, that blazes from ahe graiefA
eounisnsHces Of these unfofmnsis scrsp
lures, when 10 their presence. repays sny
person "a ethousand Zines, for ths mite
which he has, or is contributing, 10 keep
up such an Institution. Considering the
gloom that must necessarily surround these
mates, in CONSEQUENCE Of being deprived
of .he organ of hearing and speaking, =
remarkable degree Of Iidarity asways 10.
companies their interviews with ttfaugsfs.
Ii makes every bosom swell with pfids.ae
reflect that he has been born and reared
tyeuosth he Institutions Of such Sisies
II Il IS ia 10 be hoped ihat Ohio may long eons
tiria linae 10 press onward in these benevolens
features, and ever stretch out aShelsefine
hand 10 lhe unfortunate and the needy,
! After wendisg our way about the prem
iises, ii,a,J and lhrough The various departments
Of The Institution, and witnessing many
leals of mates, by way Of conSefsing'
writing, &C., we again turned our s'epA
towards The Legislative Halls, proud alike
Of oul State and her Institutions. 2
Mr.. FoLLETr's bill 20 prevent The circa'
lation Of all foreign bank bills Of lesa
denomination than Eve dollars, passed the
Seuate BY 4 large majority. This bill. 4
passed ny the House, in connection with
| Mr.. ArKISsoN's saB.1'reassty, will bring
foreign paper 10 adeod stand in this State.
and have a tendency 10 bring Ms back seaia
10 Constitutional and moi Bc,iliuus enf'
rency. -" .Y.3'
Mr.. Foor's Maine Law bill. Is laid %
the table, there to remain. The Housa
has appointed a Committee Of 'hir'ee"'
and the Senate, three, to frame a setnpett'
ancs law tha, will be in accordance ,''1 VIVA
The CONSTITUTION, and at the same nme'
meet the wants OF the people of Ohio'
and ,ha, can be enforced. Such az e'll
will PASS. Yours, &C., ,l1 ,,a
VIM p 5DEMoCRlTUs,
.CoLuMBUs, March 80, 1854.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-04-05
-Sr!rrtE 5.gadr!.gg..-

.
BOA CHRISTIAlJS BY THE RIVER OF,
iboIeai oh lo imDFATH. j-.o,u aal-
There cume a little child with sunny hair,
All fearless to the brink Of Deaths dark river,
And with a sweet confdmg in the care
Of Him who is Of life the Joy and Giyer;
And rs upon tie waves she IeIl our sight, 'a
We heard her say, "My Savior makes them
''' Fright" W" '''-''s." ''''''',"' ND"
Next came a Yonth. with bearing most serene,
70 Nor turned single ckward look Of sadness
But as lie lelt each gay and nOwery scene,
Smiling, declared, Z" My soul is thrilled with
Ij glddness, ...t.1Y f..I-r ., 81, .....,..,
What earth deems bright, forever resign,
joyful but this to know, that Christ is minc!"
An aged Mcurncr, trembling tottered by,
And paused moment by the swelling riverj
Then glided on beneath the shadowy sky,
Singing, ' Christ Jesus is my strength forever
Upon his arm my feeble soul lean, - I..I.r
My glance meets his witlouta cloud between.
And scarce herlast triumphant note had died,
Fro hattened on a man Of wealth and learning
Who cast at onOe his bright renown aside,
These only words unto his friends returning;
g Christ for my wisdom thankfully own,
And as little child seek his throne"
Then saw his; that whether guieess child,
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-04-05
ASHLAND, OHIO, WEDNESDAY, MORN NINcE I AP r.

next The wood, and sleallhily disappear,
among the stables, approaching, as she sup
posed, the pedlar's wagon. Wthctt wait.
ing 70 observe further she turned hastily 10
tire 'merchasl.' sid
Mr., Kschum, she said, .if you have
anything valuable in your wagon you had
better go to it without delay
Isaiah sprang from his scat as if a bull.
lei had entered hishraib; and, without wait.
ing even to snatch his hal, ruched mady
out. Before he could reach the stable lot,
however, Nellie saw the sams figure re.
cross the fence in such direction as 10
be out Of Kttcbuni's sight, and surprising
the pedlar's approach had preveited the
depreciation, il and had been intended, she
turuedrofI, and passing through the house,
issued from, the front door and walked
down The slope toward The stream.
| AS she neared llle rude slile which cross.
ed The door yard fence, she was surprised
TO see Thornton walking rapidly past the
The. mouth Of the lane. He glanced to.
ward ll'e house, paused for, moment as il
irresolule whether 10 lufn into the open.
ing, and then suddenly restmed his hasty
pace and disappeared. Nellie also paus'
ed; but before she could decide upon hel
course, she was accUsled by Ketchum
who had followed her out just in time Ia
get faint glimpse of Thornton as ae van
ished behind the fences. -a.
Miss l.owden, he exclaimed, Il have
been robbed .u urn-.iI..r....
when and whereP she demanded,
Al the stable just now he answered.
Didn't you see The man that did ill'
Come with me- she said, as with hast,
and excited steps she led the way toward
lhe detached building in which The Regu
lators council was being held.--A suspicion
had Dashed across her mind that the mar
she saw cross the fence was Bolton. L
so ii was not probable he could yet have
taken his ses, in The assembly; and there
seemed prospect Of at once recovering
The pedlar's property, She knocked
lightly at the door, and In her surprise, d
was at once opened by Bolton. .'o ...
Il was Mistaken SHE said 10 Kelcham
but go in and tell these men the circum
stances-lhey will help you very gladly
The door was closed upon him and sh,
turned away.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-04-05
CHAPTER III.
THE REGULATORS.

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', "a'"e' 90 '" e''1'o '''',. NV" '" "." t",.I
Pe'e1P'"'s " u'ue's'e"" ''"'' "'o y ''d''I o,
"y't"a"s ;,, P'ooeeueu " '.'''p Nv" h w %'u
"'pu'" "iy "oneS,L Nv" "o us oo'.'.SI
"l,,i",' ~ o"ar "'a' ~ J"pP"'I" h IL ~
,ni, s ~ w." ~ eo.;, @ " w., W. ~ ,h ha v y !,
,,, ', ,,'a . "pV' w. r." bol hoon p" w.
WV W" ~ r%I I,nnos '';',% ,,as ~ N s sonn I'M
~" 's' ""N" ""' -
S".rho ,,,r ,h,, ,v,. ,r,,ol;or mo, h,
continued, i saw passing along east of III,
! house. no, len minutes a1o. and | think h,
can be caught vel.
! who is hu'' was dem,ndcd by severa
1 voices. ceesl.A i''' 'sl 'IS' .laa' 2
lie called himself Tborn,on,' answer
ed Ketchum. 1'''''''' m ,...'..
% A look of embarrassment wenl rount
The roo,n; for, much as ,hey resen,e,
Thorn,on', refusal 10 ioin then. few wer
inclined 10 eredi, ne charge .lntheir stat
!, Of excitement however, bnrs a slioh, matte
was sufficient to direct the current; an
this impulse was given by Bolton
t. b l.Le, US pursue him at once he susges
ted, in a loud voice; and The motion wa
) seconded by atleast dozen men, s5
rHold. gendemepr shouted 'Tnfort
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-04-05

The CoNcoRD GRAPE.---Mr. sE;i W.
Bull, of Concord, Mass. has just produced
a Seeding grape about which same 'oI our
exchange papers are making great Hour
ish. lis represented 10 be far superior
10 the isabella, and sbous two weeks ear
iiet in ,fpebing., I,s color islPurplsf fsisa
lurues and ils AsvOrls represented AZ 'ylch
and, lpsciops,"', MessFs- HQysy y Go.
Of Boston, advertise il for sale the hs.i Of
nexl April-tho whole stock being placed
il iheir hands Tor disposal ed 'fai noli
Iaoahsfe haseIbeeh many hew eispss 70.
commended. al different times. % eppqrof
to anything known, Bu, shss 4 liulr
while they isll inio disrepais, and nolhinE
more was heard 81 them. A''n Z 4
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-04-05
iH0TE Ls1


-. MILLER HOUSE.
u'HRribseribefhegslt leave to anno1nee that he hsi
u gol,encda tciei.io be rallrd lhe tier lioure
diiesuy VppUsite the sunilFell Hvuse, Main street
Ashland shd fespectiuliy sohtisa share o. the pub
uG pAuonRse, "a TiylsUl si2JH NJ ,HiLLkh.
Ashland. aarch ggnd, ls5i.-nH.-ii,
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man who .hsrbbredssI ,houghI'
~ livy On The ssa-shgIs,, ri
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-04-05

" Tha, seldom rsmsins sitfsl Which
ismsde Known u three. <haod I tsaV
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.TmvvHIsRRa, sa,e.
= = ts-EIh.coJDFnILOw,

- - \ Z. 4, ,COODFELLOW,- - ~
~. e,a 4, n iIxIATcA MAXI kB AND II WELLER.
~" t..A =" wv Dealer in Watches, Jewery,
" ~ lCofcnf,M ui iCtockt Yankee Notions 0o.' Watch
M-j ~ a. and Clocks repaired and warranted.
ol ~ ~ flEheat price paid for old Gold aud
At11kk2kk9A Blivsn Opposite thesAmpssl House
Ashland. Ohio. ,,q9hq sou, Dec ,h,lsSSl
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PfEYSIOH "A MS.

5TsH NH cIkSE NI0y1 :,
~ House, where hemiy be tonsalted at all times.
a Ashland, Feb, ", 1854. b,aps,qb1p giiyg, u
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THOMAS J. BULL,

ihTToRNRY AT bAw and Justice OF the-Pcaee
n Lapaopyllls, Ashlpnd County, Ohio,
November e.d, 1858. eGtf
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-04-05

An kinds ofJob PdntIng neatly executed, on I'll
4horteit notice and most reasonable TERMS. 'i'''
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800 jyunn q ypLTos!eli oal f 90 JonN n a'ebNps.
iIhisaA ,l Z. . {. yFULToN x MccoMHs, ,a'. =
'''s AitorRsys and Councillors al Latrj 7,
ies SvFI0k Oh ain street overthg Gtbeet Store Of
.i,dN1J. &R Fleert Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio.
Noyemher ead, 1853, oGif
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Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON, NoRTH-CARoL
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Nov. 16-Barque Corinthan, Edgecomb DAYS from Ma.
tanzas, with fruit and ballast, to j. D. McRae Co.
Schr Lavinia, Harker from Onsow county, to Deosset
s. Brown with naval stores.
Steamer Fanny Lutterloh, Stedman from Fayetteville to
Marsh & Elliott.
Nov. 17-Schr. Golden Rule, Malcolm from Phladephia
to T. c. Worth with mdze.
Sehr Wave, Davis, from Oak Island, to Master with
fish.
Nov. 1S-Steamer Flora Mcdonald, Hurt, from Fayete-
vile, to T. G. & B. G. Worth.
l9-Schr. Henry Atkins, Randall from Cardenas to j.
ID. McRae Co.; with fruit.
Schr Pearl Dexter. from Jacksonville n c. to Rankin
& Martin; with naval stores
Schr. Albion, Newcomb, from jacksonville N to Ran
kin & Martin; with naval stores.
CLEARED.
Nov I7.-Schr. Mary Isabella Darlington for Baltimore
by Russell u Bro. ; with naval stores.
Steamer Brothers, Williams for Fayetteville BY A. D.
Cazaux with one Lighter in tow.
Steamer Fanny Lutteroh, Stedman for Fayetteville by
Marsh & Elliott.
Nov I7--Brig A. G. Washburn, Camm, for St. Domingo
by Kidder Martini with 900 feet lumber 26O 900 shin
giles.
Steamer Sum- Rush. for Fayetteville, by Jos. Lippt
s. Eilers.
Brig Irene, Wass, for New York, by Rankin Il Martin
with naval stores
Barque Morning STAR Spear, for New York. by George
Harrss with salt The M S. put in here time since
| in distress, and has been repaired
Schr H. E. Weston, Maloy, for Swansboro' N c., in
ballast, by George HARRIS.
Nov. lS-Schr. r. w. Brown Huse for New York. by
DeRosset & Brown; with naval stores, pea nuts &c
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r. RUSSIAN PRISONERS IN ENGLAND.-Two bnna,.,
and four of the late garrison at Aland are connoa
Lewes The men are Finlanders. but the officers "a
though Russian born, are descendants of French -.
German families The officers are permitted ~, "no
parole. large shed has been fitted up for the On
to make up toys in for sale TO the public: and b
may be seen considerable number of them s, "ese
on the ground cutting out Of single pieces Of wong
with knife, chains, representations of crowns ~
thorns, and puzzles. Most of the men speak thu
languages, Turkish. Swedish and Russian re
London Times says if comparison were made h0
tween the prisoners now in this goal and one of om.
regiments. We almost fear the " northern barb sr
rians " would carry off the palm The majority o.
them are not only able to read, but can write ,oa,0
oily we'll particularly the sergeants and other subor
dinate officers. NOor