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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.

Iaa.. g GENERAL INTELLIGENCE. .t
The steamship Great Britain arrived at
Liverpool on the I4lb, in SO days from
Melbourne h,s
1.-The following steamers have been ia.
ken by Government: From the General
Screw Steamer Company, the PFopontis,
Cape of Good Hope, Golden Fleece, and
Jason; IRON the Oriental Company, the
IIimalaya. Manila. and Repon; from the
Cunard Company the Niagara and Cam.
bria; from the Australia Company, the
| Victoria. ...G #..# ."a" .1a5si#i
The Cunard Company advertise that
the propeller Alps will take the place Of
The Niagara. # .1.aa..@ a1 a.-
Tbs Government has chartered lhir-
teen steamships 10 convey troopsto Malta.
It is reported that Lord Raglaw () is
TO have the chief command Oft English
force destined for Turkey. The Duke Of
Cambridge. Earl Cardigan, Generals
Evans and Brotherton are also 10 have
appointments. - aE95 .a- rs'aa]a
Advices from ,Kragova state that the
bad weather alone prevented the Rus
slams from attacking Kalafat Z -1l
tits confidently announced that man
ifestoy signed by Nesselrode, is shortly
expected at Vienna. in which the Gear
will announce 10 the world his final inten.
lions. Gf T.a .aa-faa E @
"A camp of 40 600 troops is being form.
ed on the Sea Of Marmora, near Constan.
tinople. ats a.
General Guyon had commenced often.
sive operations in Asia against the Rus.
SLAMS. d ...as.,.. .. .-.r ..s ss.I r.
Kaaiat is invested by sixty thousand
Russian troops. y. ... -.....t i. ....,,.s
The Gar has given orders 10 drive the
Turks out Of Lesser Wallachia without
further delay. u... ...... ....... -...
Great excitement prevailed in Lombar.
dy. Radelsky had issued a proclama-
tion to arrest all persons spreading false
reports. There was much excitement
Throughout Italy. rsu
Schamyl, with ten thousand men, was
'"oa,iicPHs aeaa'pSs 1eska!,,a' az important
'h'','a'y PpS',ioh o, LINE me RUSSIANS
q new heIorm p'll was introduced IN
70 ,su Ine brush Rouse o. Commons ON me
lo'n' oy Loro 'onn husSeIL II ne details
OF lNe olI' are ulS,asleIul oo'n 10 'Ae Con
SerTVa'lVes ana Loersl'' :. =,
Lo'o 'onn huSSe' stared 10 'ne House
" commons 'nat arrangements haH oeen
m1Ie 'f'"ecn 'ne H"eI'Sa aHa ftehc"
ambassadors as =" me course 10 be taken
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PRINCE ALBERT,-The debate in the
English Parliament here it is said, en-
tireIy vindicaled Prince Albert from the
aspersions cast upon him, but brought
forth ppus which will place him higher,
than ever in the estimation OF the English
pecp'c. ....,
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EcrEcr1c MEDICAL JoURNAL.--This is the title
ola Monthly published in Cincinnati, by buchanan
s. Newton II is an excellent work and should be
well supported Terms 81. Letters on business
saynld be addressed post pnid) 10 Dr. R. S. Newton
Cnlcin0Gti sa. ams't 81 Ha% ( y8 assn n org
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GJ'The price Of Flour in Pittsbmg ranges from
Sc, to $3.50, per Dbl. The Post advises consumers
to send to Cincinnati for flour which article only
commands $625-fleight so cts, making $6,75 per
barrel. -. . re.. ia. .-.. -y.t a-. .,-
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Consolidation.

Yesterday was the appointed day for the meeting Of
the Stockholders Of the HllsborOugh g. parkersburg
and those Of Marietta Railroads. at the Burnett House
Cincinnati for the purpose Of acceding to oorreeCting
the provisions Of tho late proposed terms Of CONSOLE
dation.
BY our next issue, we shall, probably, be able to
give the resltOf the meeting of the Stockholders.
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DEATH WARRANT.---Goy. Bigler Of Pennsylvania,
has signed the Cd death warrant Of David Jewell who
has been convicted in Pittsburgh for murder. This
unfortunate man will be executed on Friday the 24th
iutt a.. .E.Ey f- ..E| .... q. o. ..r '.. u.
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G'~Francs NJ. Ellis, Esq, the editor Of the Ohio
Gaucaster) Eagle, who had been appointed Private
Secretary to Gov. Medl, not long since, hos been
appointed and confirmed as counsel TO the port Of
Bnenos AYIos. ~ -- -- L.
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Mail RObber.

The special postolice agent, Mr.. Hol.
brook, Friday, detected all extensive and
bold mail robber, by the name Gf A. X,
Smith, the former baggage master on the
Springfield and Hartford Railroad. He
has been operating Tor months pas, and
his robberieS, mostly drafts, il is believed,
exceed 100000. lie is in jail in New
Haven. a ga s.a..ga .E ~.
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Fremonls Land Claim in California.
which was confirmed to him by The u. s.
Commissioners, has been decided against
him by the U s. District Court in Caifor.
MIA. An appeal has been taken 10 the
u. S. Supreme Court. sH-u ..sH' .
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Township boards Of Ed,,ea,Ion

The Sd Monday Of April next, is thS time fixed BY
law Tor the Spring session Of Township Boards Of
Education 1t Is highly important that each town
ship Board should organize aad carry oot the provis
ions Of the law, in order to secure the benefits there
~ ..H". ..
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DR.. WIN. HALLS
BALsAM FOR THE LUNGS

For the cure of Consumption, Decline,thsth-
ma, Bronchitis, Wasting, of the flesh, Night
eats, Splitting of Blood, Hopping Cough,
Difficulty of Breathing, Colds, Coughs, Infue
enza, Phtnisic, Pain in the side, and all diseases
of the Chest and Lungs s-ts.rzs ugs - Nfx7
II is estimated that 10000 persons diea
all in he'United States with Consumption, and
Professor Eberly says that vast number of
these could be saved by the timely use OF some
prompt remedy. M ~
DIR. Halls Basam strikes at the Root of tho
diseases at once, and such is its speedy effect.
that any one using il freely, according 10 direc-
lions, for "A or As hours, and not entirely salts
he'd with Its merits, may return it and receive
back his money, The Money will be,cheer(uA
.ly refunded The most distressing cough ia
frequently relieved by single dose, and broken
up in a few hours time. The afflicted do not
have TO take bottle after bo tile before thew find
whether this remedy will afford relief or moi.
Call on the agent and get a pamphlet gratis.
The treatise on Consumption alone il worth
more than the price of this medicine. Yeu
will find certificates of Physiciansln Cincinpa..
II, and Of others whose cures have been effected
here at home, where they can be found. 4 "
The public have been imposed upon by pemus
dies recommended by certificates which have
always originated from some unknown source.
We believe that a Medicine possessing reat NOR
its will effect cures wherever il is used, At Home
as well as abroad. This is no Paregoric prepa.
ration, but one which If used in season win save
the lives of thousands; and persons may make
this bargain with agents from whom thew pur.
chase, that in every cas-, where it is used 'freely
according to direction, and entire satisfaction IL
not given in 81 or 48 hours, they can return the
medicine, and their money will be cheerfully
refunded. IE3
.r ~ Caution Caution |! gE
Owing TO the high reputation of DR. VIM
Halls Balsam, for the Lungs, Others have sought
to palm Oft their prepara ions upon the pu6lis
by assuming simillr name, such as DIR. Halls
Pulmonic Elixir; Halls Cough Remedy.
| " The genuine is I'r. VIM. Halls Balsam
for the Lungs Price one dollarper bottle. For
sale by T. l.. Hughes Oak Hill Jared Stephen.
son Winchester; Elias Long Jackson; Neal e.
Rowell Berlin ); Thomas Leach, 5 miles from
Jackson; R.II. Chapman, Mabes P. O;Mr. Ar.
mold, Steam Mills s F gA
March, 8, '54. 50--ly
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EIIuoua-During the last week there was held
in the Protestant Church, in this place protrOcted
meeting There wcrcanumber added to the Church.
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GaAHAM,--This Geellent Magazine for March is
on our table. II teontius choice variety Of misrcl-
lancous articles. witho splendid engraving from an
original portrait q Washington. at theage Of forty
The BOgaphyOf Wlasiangten by lIeadley is contin.
fued IN this No. SO yelr, or two copies for So
Address r. H Sec g. Co, Publishers, LOG Chestnut
street PHILADELPHIA. $50.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-03-09

BUFFALO, March IA call signed by
moStot our business and Influential men
appears in this evening papers Tor a
great anli'Nobraska meeting to be held
on Saturday event 6 next. --.. r.,.
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"A CA r D.,

nOCT. w e. CHURCH, Physician and Sur
-HP geon, offers his professional services to the
citizens of Jackson and vicinity. ....r.
HI may be found at the Dental Infrmary on
Broadway or at the Franklin Hotel, when not
professionally absent. saF hMN
March ., 81. 50-3m
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-03-09

The Democratic State Convention Of
Copncc cItpassed resolutions coaIeming
the Nebraska Bill, and not resolutions for
it, as stated in the Gazette Of yesterday.
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GOVERNMENT PATRoNAGE-Some idea
OF the immense patronage eiof the lle0dsot
Departments under the Federal Govern.
ment may lie had from lhelolowiDg Stale
ment showing the smountof salaries paid
in each of the Departments in Washing
ton, not including the army Of Postmasters
Land agents, Pension agents, and other
officials aaered@through' the country
and all dependent on the Executive:
State 9ept'mt, annual salaries s Al 900
Il.terior do do do 404 1870
Treasury do do do 533,7l0
War do DO do SO $50
Navy do@ do do l23, 400
Postoffice do do es do 124.4 400
Total amount Of salare paid
in ashington. 1 1881 ,09U
.~S@-~-~N~s--~~><l~~~ - - - .'..a
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The Rhode Island Senate, on the eth,
passed a bill restoring the rights Of citi.
zenshp to Thomas W. Dorr, by a major.
ily OF one vote. .N sfa 80 ~ .
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-03-09

On one Of the recent cold Sundays, il
is stated, there were, 70 GOO persons ska,
ting at once upon the ice in the London
Park. .... ...'it. ,.........
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MAIL PACKE,T!

Ee@aT'a~ y SciOtO No. ., B. Kepner, Mas
g57'Siijjs5SS ter, carrying the mail three times
1880 week, between Portsmouth and
Cincinnati leaving Portsmouth Mondays, We'd.
nesdays and Fridays, at ~ NJ. and arriving at
Cincinnati, the night of the same day, at the
same time. Leaving Cincinnati on Tuesdays,
Thursdays, aud Saturdays, at IL NJ; arriving
at Portsmouth in time for the coach, leaving the
next morning for Piketon, Waverly, Chillicothe.
Cirleville and Columbus,
Through Tickets 10 Louisville and
Saint Louis.
The clerk is prepared to give passengers
through tickets ON the following regular line
packets running between st. Louis and Louis
Vile, and Louisville and Cincinnati and all in.
teimcdiate points, towit;
The Jacob Strader, Between Cincinnati
The Teleg, aph No 2,| and Louisville.
Northerner, | Between T Telegraph, No 9,
Traveller. Louisville, Southerner,
Ben Franklin, and The Pike,
Messenger, St. Louis Cincinnati
'7i Passengers will find it cheaper and pleasanter
to secure through tickets than to depend upon
transcient boats.
Prompt attention given to all business entrust-
cd to our care. 'HH..i E .L a.
- Freights at the usual prices. .r-. b.
Portsmouth, Feb. %, 1854. 46-$2 .4r.
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John A, Corwin has become chief ius.
lce Of tho Ohio Supreme Court. aocor /.
ding to the rotation principle OF the new
constitution. HOP p .r.g .s-.,
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Iron OnE.-Large deposiles of superi
or iron ore have been discovered within
amile and half OF pomeroy. Coal is
also there in great abundance, aud it is
throughout the entire region.
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hi WARRINGTON, March 1.-The Union
announces that il will hereafter be pub
lished under the sole control of Mr.. Mich.
oIso'itI.a 5asarH io...arsEssG h. (
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10000 DOLLARS REWARD.

Is OFFERED FOR A BETTER RECEIPT.
Y 1t contains no Opium, Calome, or Mineral
Poison. And is safe for the most delicate Chi d.
Dp NVM uAIT,C
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o. AfoLocY--The communication of"ApE Examiner
eis Hnavoidably crowded out it shaH be attended, to
next week "The Better Land, Poetry, by W, s.,
= al1o receive attention.
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FROM MAJOR VAN BUREN,.

~ ~ AbANg
BROTHER OF MARTIN VAv buren,, Ex.PREsrpEyr
OF THE UNITED STATES.
kINUErHooK, N. Y, Sept 2Oth, 1853.
Mr. a. ScoTILL.-DEAR SIR: Having oc-
casion to use an ExpectOrant and Cough Rene
dy last winter, was recommended by the Rev
mr. Infancy, OF this place, to try the Liverwort
lar and Chanchalagua did SO, and think
was greatly benefited by it, and do heartily re-
commend it as Cough Remedy. +. ....
l.. VAN BUREN,.
kiNDERHooK, N, Y, sept. 90, 1853.
Iully concur in the above statement.
FRED' X. TIFFANY,
Rector of the Episcopal Church.
Would it be Possible ##
for such men of high standing to be induced TO
deceive the poor consumptive
uj7 Be sue and ask for DR. Rogers Liyerwort,
Tar and Canchalagua, and let no other be PALM
ed upon YOU
For sale by T. /. Hughes, Oak Hill; Jared
Stephenson, Winchester; Eias Long, Jackson;
Neal & Rowel B rim; Thomas Leach, miles
from Jackson R. H. Chapman, Mabes ?, o,
Mr., Arnold, Steam Mills
March, ., '54 5O-ly Fkr
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s VIM Ransom has obtained a verdict
Of $4,000 against the N, Y. g. Erie
Railroad tornjuries received in coils.
ion on the 9Th of July last. ...I
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.'aThe amount in The United States De.
posllory on The 2Dlh ui.ssuljecl to draft
was 26 600 90 dollarh. o5I 5.ge.l.
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MARRTEp !.

-iMARRlED-On Sunday the 5th inst, by Rev. jas,
+. Holiday, Mr. EDMOND Puync and Miss MAhoAI
RSt MARTIN, all Of jackson county. % nah'
With the above we did not receive the usual prn-
tcrs fec but our devil is not to becheated out Of his
fun therefore he calls sforncean plate knife aud fork
and with all the gaveness his Satanic Majesty ispos-
scsscd Of goes through with the motions gu
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Lost,


SciOtO & Hooking valley Kali Road.
g II Ross, Wholesale Grocer, Portsmouth, Of
Os fers his large assortment Of Groceries, DC /,
to Merchants and others Of Jackson, and adoin-
ing counties, who mayvist Portsmouth for sup.
plies. S. R Ross, will give prompt attention to
the receipt of Goods and Groceries, arriving by
River, and forward them by the first train and
will also attend tothe sale or forwarding of Pro-
duce. Pig Iron, Grain, &c, arriving by cars
charges low
IL Orders promptly filed, and letters of in,
quiring, as to ourmarket or other business, mat
ters, answered carefully. Address,
SR. ROSS, Portsmouth
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Ot every 1000 persons, one reaches
100 years of age; Of every 100 only six
reach the age OF G5; and not more than
one in 700 lives TO 80 years OF aye.
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1oCltsolr tflarltets,
JACKSON March 2, ls5
NOTICE.

A LII persons knowing themselves indebted
~ to Mccormick & Co, will confer favor and
save cost by calling at the Jackson Drug Store.
and pay upImmediately. V
fl,'ti'r;l. 5gr MCCORMICK & co. y
,a... by JAMES MCCORMICK.
March, 0, 81 50-3v Y
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Caution ! Caution f! /!
CONSUMPTI0Nl CONSUMPTION /!
Consumption can be cured III ..s


Dr. Rogers Liverwort, Tar and Can Chalapus
has rescued its muIttudes from the grave. Do
you ask for the evidence Then call ON the a-
gent, and get pamphlets a newspaper is too
small TO contain it In the Pamphlet you will
find well authenticated cases of individuals who
were, in very ceed, rescued from the grave; for
they were upon the very verge of ii, and given
up to die by our best Physicians and most skill.
lnI Medical Professors when the Liverwort and
Tar came 10 their rescue, and delivered them
back TO their friends. Although many of the.
cures seem almost Incredible, yet they are not
obscure; we have Civ n their real names, and
their exact place Of residence, SO that they NAV
be seen, ana tic facts heard from their own
mouths, These cures are fully corroborated BIZ
hysicians and Professors of Medicine, who ar,
well known aud are OF the highest standing in
our land, who have been COMPEL to weld to
he'e stubborn facts, no one can dispute such
aUf
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The Rapp Community residing at Econ
omy, short distance below Pittsburgh
have RENTED $3.50, 900 to New York du.
ring the present season, for the purchase
of various western railroad securties,--
This sum was in English sovereigns which
had been boarded in their vaults since the
disastrous times of 1887.
li'Fbe receipts ofthe American Tract So
ciety, toriJanuary, amounted to $50 056
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Election of SCnntOr.

In convention Of both houses, which stood, thirty
Senators and seventy seven Representatives present.
The vote was as follows:
Geo, E. Pugh,. ,.......,........... 80 votes.
Z. r. Eckley, ........,...,..."..l6
S. T. Chase, .......,,..,,....,n,
II. Z, Schenck, k,,.'.',t. ...,.....,, !
George L. Push was declared duly elected U, S
senptOr for six years from the 4th March, 1855.
The convention then adjourned.
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PRINTED AHB PUBLISHED BY
THOMAS Il. MATTHEWS,
JACKSON G. II. OHIO.
Thursday,----------March 9, 1854.

UTS. II PAsvIS, No 6s, As St., Is cur rrtto-,
lied Agent 70 procure advertisements Gnd subsclip-
tions, in Cincinnati
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B T. CONWAY. { CO.,

Commission 4 Forwarding Agents,
PIG IRON CORNER, R,POITSHOUTu o.
&EE are now prepared TO receive and ship
w goods consigned to us, either by river or
canal. We have a First Glass NEW AND SOUND
WHARF Boar, moorcd at the landing in front Of
our warchou g. This W i'll avoid the necessity
of discharging goods on shore in bad weather,
and save draying to owners.
All consignments etherfo for .e-shipment or for
sale promptly attended to. .f
Feb %, ls54 1882 ... g. -...
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CoIN.-The coin now accumulated at
the Sub Treasury at St. Louis, is very
near S3 ,0Oo-lbe largest amount
ever accumulated there.
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E. FITZGERALD. VIC. CHURCH.
! DENTAL NFIRMARY.

IT rT
E., q JACKSON, c. H., OHIO.
EhoCT. L. FITZGERALD, Physician and
~ Dental Surgeon, respectfully announces
''@ to his patrons and the
Cg NV public public 6 generally, ,ss ny that
US1NEl Ss'"s a'Ioss q Z =" %"si@sss "Sss%s, Ss
him Door. W. G CnuUoH, formerly of Cincinna.
ii. They are prepare d to attend to all business
Belonging 10 their profession in the most neat
and durable style profting by the modern
improvements and inventions of the day, they
hope to render entire satisfaction.
ID d NJ E& U HD s. gs..
From single tooth to full double sett. in.
serted on gold or silver plate as may be desired,
in the most approved manner
PIVOT TEETH,
viii also be inserted, and all teeth not loo much
dccaycd may be thoroughly cxcavatcd and fill.
cd with gold or tin foil, thereby preventing fur
lher decay, ort the tooth from, aching, (having
previously destroyed the nerve without pain)
Being permanently located they WARRANT their
work Charges moderate
OFFICE, over H. w. Whites Hardware store.
Feb %, 'ji. 4s--tf f.H
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We Challenge the whole World!!
To produce more real bona fide evidence, in ana
court OF Justice, than We have in favor of this
medicine -...'
we defy the Physicians of every school, and
all the Medicines that have ever been invented
to produ 20 evidence of SO remarkable cures AZ
have been made by Dr. Rogers Liverwort, Tar
and CanchaIagua. .r.. ..l..-'
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
The sales Of Cotton at Liverpool on the
18th was 10000 bales. The market was
more active and prices steady s>.gs
The market for Breadsluffs were un.
changed, aConsoIs closed at 81 5O92.
The Paris Bourse was very firm, The
report that the Emperor Of Austria had
declared that be would make common
cause with Western Powers if the Rus.
slams crossed the Danube. produced an
important rise in the funds, threes closing
al 69O75,4 ,v g,a alr.e s'av
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TEEEeRARHTu NEWS.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL or THE STEAMER
x IN o 3 s.
~/DN-NONOo0~N-O~O>NN~
a1nlA
BosTON. March lst.

DOSTUN, MdTCN Isl.
The steamer Andes, from Liverpool
arrived at this port this morning. She
lea Liverpool on the 14th. fs# FL =
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lH IL ~ WY N - s1T>s-S~>y7~~N>N-r tH
The whig delegates in Congress from
Missouri will oil vote Douglas Nebraska a
bill, macfs. sa tf.Nhss
.. . >y>>N~~~<>--~|>~~y>c~N
On The i7ih ult, 1927 bales Of cotton
were received at New Olleans.