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SALE OF REAL ESTATE EY ORDER
T NJ OF PROBATE COURT,

n the 10th day of February. A. D.. 1884, bo
" tween the honrs Of ten O'Clock Am. and
four O'Clock p. M, at the south door Of the Court
House, in the town Of Athland, County OF Ash
land and state ofohio, will be sold TO the highe I
bidder, he following Real Estate, as the proper
ty oil Isaiah Grouse, deceased, TO witt Situate in
sid Ashland County, and "being in the north
east cornnr ofille south east quarter, of sectiOn
twenty eight, Township twenty-thlee, and range
sixteen, aad being eleven perches from noIlht TO
south, and about liIty perches from east to west,
containing four acres, one rod and ten pcrches;
exec Pting a part OF tho east end sold and decided
by John Flake to Christian Rugh, and Likewise a
a strip supposed to he sixteen feet, more or less
clear along tho south side Of said lot" subject to
and encunbered by The Widows dnwer, Of eight-
cen dollars 10 be paid TO her annually during her
natu al life, the first payment TO be made on the
lat day Of Jnly, 1854, and annually on The first
day Of January thereafter. Appraised at sos 90,
Terms ofSale:-onet ird cash IN band one third
in one year, and the residue in two years, witt
interest from the day of sale; back payments 10 be
secured by amortgage on the premises.
r... MARTIN WOLF,
Admir- Of Isaiah Crousa, deed,
January lGth, 1854. 4wsi
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1. T ~ TrTTTn PTT1aT.rC, y,
NEW 8ALoOrI.

II DACHERER, NJ the old stand formerly
IL. occupied by Michael Miller, above the
McNulty house, keeps constantly on hand every
variety Of good things, srcspt Intoxicating drinks,
which can be desired by any one fond of good
ne Juno 20 1883, ........ba .osoI am,
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]. II. BAUMGARDNER, 4 &C.
New Column Building,

.| ... oUO Ell, W.
UTH0LESALE Dealeisin Drugs, Medicines,
w Paints, Oils, Dyes, Books and Stationary,
Music, PsrfRmery, 0iassDdre, Daguerrean Stock,
Fancy Goods, &C.. .'
We would say to the dealers in Ashland and
community, thatthe M . '
NEW COLUMN BUILDING,
is fitted up from Top to bottom in a superior style,
and we are undoubtedly prepared to job any article
in our lines Of cuisines TO purchasers advantage,
as We buy in large quantities from Importers aud
Manufacturers, and thereby have the advantage
of'he lowest prices and will take pleasure in
giving tho same to our customers. Our assort'
meni of, .ts.
DAGUERREAN STOCK.
is complete, including Cases, Plates, Chemicals,
Gliding Stands, Frames, Headrests, and also
Cameras furnished at New York Prices in short
notice. Our prices you will find below any dealer
in Cleveland or any other Western town.
We respectfully s%nlicit orders from tho trade,
which will be promptly forwarded.
r'. j. II. BAUMGARDNER eco.
Wooster, June I, is53--2tG.
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YANKEE SULLIVAN IN THE SHADE.

VOU may talk about the Scrimmage between
the Tanks and Russians, and the ''rest VI
mankind . but it doesn't begin to eqnal the 'war
If determination which I &C. Bushnell is now wa
ring against his high-priced competitors. HE is
low recoi ling a large assortment OF
NEW GOODS OF NEW STYLES!
n addition to his former stock, which he viii sell
It much lower prices than could be afforded ear
Ter in the season. He has no leading articles,
nut will sell his stock on average, at the lowest
,ossible prices The unprecedented and nhrival-
I'd sales Of his establishment, speak louder than
III the humbug advertisements which have been
hrown out before the public by CASH STORES,
HEAP STORES, &c.
He would particularly call the attention ofthe
,ublic to his large stock Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING!
,fhis own manufacture, all of which is warranted
o the purchaser, at prices that cannot he under
,old. All arr invited to call and examine his
took. Seeing ir believing nome shall doubtful
hose who see not.
TIC . BUSHNELL.
Ashland, December, 1853. sm3o
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9Suuk ann gob l%5rjntin9.


Having lately made large additions to our as
ortment of Job Materials, we are now prepared
10 execute all kinds wf
PLAIN AND FANCY JOB PRINTING,
in a style that cannot be surpassed by any esIab
lishneut IN this OF adjoining counties, and at thu
lowest possible prices All kinds Of
9GANK DEEDS,
will Hereafter be kept constantly on hand, anc
for sale ut this Office. a CE
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~ .L.N mHH. "NL N.
New RAILROAD ARRANoEMENT.-RE-
DucrIoN OF FARE BETWEEN PTrrsBURoH
AND CIEoMNATi.-A meeting Of The Ohio
association Of Railroad Superintendent
wps held in this city on Thursday. II
wal attended by the superintendent Of
nearly Ill the roads IN use in Ohio. ia1
An arrangement was entered into for a
redaction ~ fares between Pitsbuagh aud
Cipeipnaii. Ths 6rst class fares will be
seven dollars, aud he second class fare
Suu agreed On At Ave dollars Ihrough.-
Thshve dollar passengers will be carried
in me front ear Of the same irSin with The
hrsi class passepgerss and will be camfort.
ably aecOmmOdaied~--Piff Gazere. Z
.I d
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h Many . young lady who objects
10 be kissed nnber the misleioe, has 10
objection 70 be Kissed under The rose" A
stupid 'ccmposiior made an error in the
shove, renlsfiat 70 10 Wy q has no obisc,
iise io,ts bs llssid Spdsr The nose 4
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N ATraOnmnNT NorIoE.

A 7 my instance an attachment was this day issued
IA by J. A.. McClusky. a Justice of tho peace, 0f
Montgomery township, Ashland county against the
property aud effects Of s. =. Moon, a nonresident OF
said county. A. POTTER, Agent
N r .lI, I...... ,..... for WiLLIAn II. YorNd. 't
Dated this 10th Of, Jan, A, d., 1854, na5 wv. d.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given. that the undersigned has
~ been duly appointed aud qualified as Administra.
tor Of the Estate OF Eve Hetti iger, deceased late Of
Montgomery Tp., Ashland county, Ohio. An persons
knowing themselves Ipdehtcd TO, or having claims
against said Estate, are iequested 10 make settlement
within one year irpm this date.
PHILLIP HETTINGRR.
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VT III wv VIII ~ IT. VTVUUVi WVVV1
Ashland, Jbnuary3 ID, lSj4. 1
PETITION ron DIVORCE.

Mary NJ. Roberts, Petition for Divorce,
Jane. H. Roberts. Common nn'1 Pleas.
1NHE defendant James l.. Roberts will take notice,
A.. d. 1859, filed in the Court Of Common Pleas a Pc.
tition for Divorce, setting up AZ causes for divorce
LIT. Wtln1 absence for more than three years, I'd.
Gross neglect Of duty. for a like period. The defend.
aut will nlrther take notice. that unless he plead. an.
swer or demur to said Petition with six weeks rom
the publication Of this notice, petitioner will take
a decree ~ accordance with the prayer Of said Peti.
t~ion.-Also, for alilnOny.
KELLOGG & ALLISON,
Solicitors for Mary NJ. Roberts, Petitioner.
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n A merchant examining a hogshead
Of hardware, IN comparing it with the
invoice, found it all right excepla hammer
less rhan the invoice. oh! don't be
troubled, said the Irish porter, suite the
nagur took it out to open the hogshead
WITH
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~ A sporting "gen,,' who has cour.
%ageously entered the "lisls" at several
betting houses, has lately purchased an
elaborate work on =" Entomology" in con.
sequence az his having heard that il will
give him much Information on the subject
Of traces"
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NOFsA io1o' DE
JUST RECEIVED!
1000 lbs. assorted sizes Lead Pipe.
1000 /" " g" Smoothing Irons.
1000 Strap Hinges.
100 Cows Chains.
800 Yards Waterproof Cloth. r
100 Kegs Pure White Lead.
100 Gallons best sperm Oil.
100 No. I. Lard Oil.
100 " d" Linseed Oil.
100 &c (" GO Turpentine.
80 No. I. Furniture Varnish;
so " " I. Coach "
100 Boxes Glass all sizes.
800 lbs. Putty. I. u s..
5000 Lights Sash.
1000 lbs. Pump Chain.
1000 feet Pine Tubing.
so Wheels, complete,
ALsO-Anvils, Vices, Bellows, Hammers,
Sledges, Rnsps, Files, Pinccrs, &c, sc. All Of
which we oGnr lower than can be had any where
in this part of the State. Apply to
W. Johns L ALLEN
Adjoining the Bank.
December 81, 1859, n3i n. ..l a.H4
DnvId J. MiIiard, Manufacturer d Seythes,
II Of all qualities. Also 9, 2, and 4 tined steel,
Cast steel, Hay, BARLEY. aud Manure Forks, Clay.
willie, New York. For sale, Wholessle and Retail; by
Jul Olil hhtHNEa ~ bAAfA
Hardware, Iron and Nail Dealers; adjoining the
ank. Dec. % STILL
Ii q. Redingt0n, MuHufaeturer Of Grain and
IL Grass Seythfs, HtOetOn, New Hampshire, near
tHs Waite .M0aRtaiss, wish the citizens OF A shland
county, to remember that they can at all times aud
our Scythes for sale al the Hardware Store Of our
only authorized Agents, iIsf JOHNS 4 ALLEN.
tDec. %, 22tn adjoining the Bank.
EmInger 4 sherman, Manufacturers Of Sash,
IL Doors. BGHds. &c Mansfield, ohio. Orders re-.
1Dee. gs, sgul johns & ALLEN.
- adjoining the Bank.
Gardner & Walker, Dealers ia Garden,
VI Field AND Eortr s,eds, Akron, Ohio, a con
slant supply can always be found with our Agents In
Ashland, JOHNS n ALLEN.
lDee, %, 99f adjoining the Bank.
R%arnhiIl's Patent Corn Planter, man
- %ufaetured BY McBright 4 Co., Cleveland. Ohio,
A supply for this county will be found at the agency
Of .'H .. Hal.tt II Il ALLEN,
tDee. "a, a9tl adjoiniDg the Bank.
NriFIeth 4 Caryers, coueavc steel Cultiva.
tar Teeth for sale Wholesale and Retail at the
agency Of JOHNS & ALLEN.
tDee. 90, 3Stq adjoining the Bank.
IThlte's Axes. A large stock on hand. also
w a great variety Of otlef makers 10 be had At the
Hardware store OF the Agents JOHNS q ALLEN.
tDec. ". a9tLl sdtolningtA Bank,
Johns a Allen, being Agents for a great nam
- Der OF Makers Of Tools OF all descriptions, wish
the people iof Ashland, and Attaining couhtiesto re.
member that they can buy such articles cheaper Ol
them than they can elsewhere. Their store y AdinlD.
ing the Bank. tDee. 2, 2ei1 OHM ALIEN.
lust Received, French Calf skins, light and
y heavy Lining skins. .Coehileai. hron5sd, Biue.
Webb, Wax, Thread, Brstlca. Avis, Pegs, Bhgc
Knives, &c. &c, Apply at the Agency Of I1Y
tDec. ". 52tf JOHNS ALLHN.
Crnnkiin FIre Insurance Company,
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"A SyLLooIsa.-David was a Jaw ;
hence, the Harp Of David, was a Jews
harp. Ques,ion-How The deuce did he
sing his psalms and play on it THE same
time :"
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-02-01

A Coon ANEcDorE.-A correspondent
from Indiana sends us The following with
appropriate avouchings Of its truth: AT
tie breaking Of ground for the com.
mencement Of the Lyncbburg and Ten
nessee railroad, a, Lynchburg. the Rev. J.
by appointment, acted as chaplain on the
occasion. AT the time appointed for
prayer the chaplain raised bis hands. and
said, let US pray! In an instant oil
hats were dotted, and the chaplain CON-
menced, slowly and solemnly, to read a
very appropriate manuscript prayer, which
he had previously prepared. During the
reading Of the prayer, an old negro man,
who had been engaged with his spade,
was resting n foo, on The spade. and
his arms on he handle, looking very in,
ieniy 10 the ~chaplain's face. Al the con-
clusion Of he prayer, the old negro,
Strengthening himself Up iemstked audibly,
!. Wtl, ]. reckon dai's do fus. lime Do
Lord has ever been written 10 on de- sub
iect Of railroads ~ rh isi tsto a g1ar
o. 80
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" The mar who made a s! ee for she
foot Of a moun,niD, is o engaged on a
hat tor the head Of a discourse-aller
| which he will Manufacture q plume for
General Intelligence. lr. ealg
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rr A melting sermon being preached
in a country church, all the congregation
were weeping. except one man, who
begged to he excused, as he belonged to
another church.
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u The old lady tina, used 10 dry her
clothes on the equinoxial line, has gone 10
Greenland to get the north pole to draw
cislern water with
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II The man who earns his living by
the I" sweat of his brow" complains that
it is hard times just now, when the mer'
curry is getting down towards he eros.
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II Some profane cynic, having no fear
OF Cupid before his eyes, has sent US the
c.JIow;pr y;Ila inoue narodv

Love is a nightmare with one loot;
Two children with one bun;
Two turnips with a single rooti
Two cabbage heads as one!
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE Try OR DER
OF pAORATE COURT.

Ashland, Jan. eS, is5t-uso tw.
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READY MADE CL.OTAING

ARMAND. MAy la, leia -5etf
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and expressed the qualification experienced at the
hands Of their musical brethren Of the Monumental
City When the guests e. retired from the hall the
when the following associations participated:-The
Emit scht, from Newark, who sang the "Fruch-
lingswehen.", by Kreuzeri the Arbeitcr Jesaag,
York; Cecilien Gesang verien, of Phila-
soehne," by Kuecken; Harmony Of New York; Elm
tracht Of Philadelphia, Lorey M9nnerchor, Of New
Gerlnanis M@nnerchor, Of Philadelphia, who sang
Elm Leben, vie in Parades, by Ioelling; the Luden
kranz, Of New York; tbs Junger Mennerchor, OF
Penn, who sang Schwerzers Heimweh, by Jul dyer;
l.ederkafel. of Philadelphia Saengerrwide, of New
YORK; Mannerchor, of Philadelphia; Social Reform
nerein Of New York; Saengerbund, OF Philadelphia;
Inetonia Mgnnerchor, Of New York; Virginia. of
tracht from Villa nsburg, and the Baltimore saen-
gerbund. The compositions generally selected by
the societies were Of very pleasing character and
sung in that style which evidenced not only ad.
mirable training, but high order of vocal talent
The remainder Of the afternoon was devoted to
ealiyening and laughter provoking sports, which
characterize the German people, and which were
participated in with much zcst by those as well as
many Of " the native BORN" About O'Clock the
Lafayette Dragons, Capt. Adam Schneider, rode
into the enclosure. and added to the harty Of the
occasion by their exercises.
At six O'Clock the line was reformed and again
marched to the headquarters where 1t was voted to
hold the next annual festival in New York, in the
summer OF 1855.
We regret to state that difficulty occurred just
before leaving the grounds which caused the arrest
Of quite number Of the Germans. 1t occurred alto.
gether from Misunderstanding of the language of
the officers. There were some turbulent spirits
among them, and one two demonstrations at flst-
cuffs, when the police nterfered with view 20 make
peace. Suppo.ng that their object was OF a differ
ent character they resisted the police, andhc conse
quence was their arrest. They all gave bail TO KEEP
the peace and were released from custody.
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sHIP MoSrSzuMA-The Underwriters have contracted TO
pay hy cent salvage thing saved from this
vessel ashore New Inlet. LII lighter load Of
goods arrived up from her on the 9Th.
BARK APPLETON. which into on Chatham BY
bark Milford and valued abcnt e2 000 Capt
Chatham once but there otser insur the
vessel and the freight money amounting to 200
She had cargo Of Cumberland oosl.
BR BRIG East BosroN Dosne from saais for Boston
before reported wrecked ashore Sable Island
Cape Sable during an easterly blow and thick fog
bales rags and tons osrkwood
expected greater OF the would be
Capt Ms the materials OF the vessel and l
oranges taken 70 Halifax 18th ul 10 Br govern
ment echr Daring
scHn spprro Brnp Of scotland Me- lying sstwssn Cen.
trail and India whArves Boston took about
evening sch inst from the Stacking Of lime with which
she wns loaded. The vessel was not badly damaged.
scnn MKRA from Frsnklin for kYork before reported
Norfolk, having been damaged In gale run nto
nht OF % inst By shp Macedonia carrying Away al tho
schrs main rigging and running gear.
scHn BnADonr from BAitlmore for Portsmouth, NH,
Put into NSrio ~ or 'sh inst hsy,ns bssa ashore ON
Notices 20 Mariners.
IssPKcroR's OFFICE, 6rH L. q. DIsr.,l
Mobile, May 81 1884
Three spar buoys striped black white sad numbered
from seward have been placed 20 Ark the chAansl
81 Horn leland Lass, ~ the sas End Of Horn laAd, Ms
The epssr buoy marks shs entrance, In sk fashcns
Round Island ksht bearing W ny " tcompAssl and she
Sand Hi Petit Bolts shat In 81 the woods on thas
s', s.,.s s: :,,s. u ~ 81 ,.: &C.:
she ssss pei,t q More Jssaa srsn Nos Ssssd issas
drsssht Of &c feet b carried through hs pass li
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF New York, june 2, 1854.

CLEARED
ste.m:hip Roanoke. SKINNER. Norfolk DC, Ludism
Ship Agnes uarep,, schens Bremen oelrioh. &ce.
ship st.Sipger olden>, zimmerman, Mayaguen Hennins
Ship Due dc Bfabant tBes) Schmidt. Havana. e Bech
rsss, Assn;
h:lsSSn 9s:S@.es xiy.,
Bark LuIit.ni. !Brsz) Ros.er Lisbon. A Aarohado.
Bsrf worthy Of Devon iBrS. Wilkinson. Dalhousis,
B.ss Grimm WV:
HE ssr ,s. ss s.sss ss ssan Es;qs; Co.
Bris GARDENS Hnsehinsoa hsSiis Eagle HsssrS w.
@ a :lf'R s; Ss.''
Dssss Sis' Bssss
ZEE sss:1s s:sl''
s sGsf sss1 b ssE. hs $ !of n.ns Dsw
ysrS
SEN Glide. Lowell So:son Lewis s''n 'p''s''
ssr MonSsr rssSSF gsSs.D msr
schr VIM Penn, woodruff Providence, j Il Havons.
ARRIVED
.ss RoPss :s, So
.s.e,nsI win ayaities beam engine E. Isl
ssR 'n e; .sd
oieeberes 7th lo5 AN stopped on shtshp waiting for
Ship C.tbarine Andrews. Charleston 10 days. with cot
perienced heavy gale from Me- which lasted days
thick fog
Bark laura (of Plymouth Weston Cadiz 9th ult with
mdse to Spoke 4h ult lat IS 25 Ion 80 49,
f,En In s rSSasy Shs,ns from Havana for
Bark penham Pratt st Marks % days. with cotton,
&c to Small wood Anderson Co. May on Double Head
Shot Keys spoke ship Nicholas Bidde from Mobile for
Brig Isabel. Reed, Checsmsu Port au Prince MayIs.
Ia a A n lat
lon 20 Br brig Victoria from Phade phis
ia 10 days ont 3st lat 81 "a lon "a 10 spoke brig Ma
pcleon Of and from Portland for Havana out 4h
inst lat 81 II lon 2 spoke cchr Ada Of Hampton for
Charleston 10 day. ont Experienced light norherly winds
and Gains from lat a3 N.
mdse 81 Maehado Co. June 4 at 81 To- Ion ~ 20
spoke bark Sarah H ale, from Havana for Boston.
Brig Ada of Boothbay Chase Ssgua Ia Grande 10Th nit
with sugar and mo asses, to Nosmh sons Passed 4th
inst lat 81 " Ion "a 40. steamer steering SSW.
Brig Suwanne Monroe st Marks le days, with cotton,
&c, to SmAllwood Anderson Co
schr Bri.e (srJ chemmads, Bordeaux, 80 days. with
brandy, &c. to c Meletta.
Schr Blooming Youth (of Baltimore TerraI Porto Ca
bello, 20 days, with coffee. &c. TO w Schmidt Co.
schr Hsssler Curvsying, Ward, Key West Is days in
ballast, to master.
schr EiixabethiAnn, Monroe, washington NC days
schr NourmAhal, Smith, Rockland, 2dAys.
Schr John Smith, Rookand. 2 days
Schr Brsinard, Schultz Portland, 2 days.
SAILED.
Steamship Roanoke, Norfolk, &c.
Wind during the day, South.
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crease. To that great Being surrender the cause
hearts and understandings to do what Is right.
Americans, my last word is, remember that the
13.OO0.000 Of people whom represent, and whose
canse am pleading, of flesh and blood like you
and that they are in the greatest need.
am, sincerely yours, gratefully,
G. EvANaELIDI
p. ST. intend publishing pauphlet--the Ca
techism of the Greek Church'-that you may know
whether the Greeks are idolaters and worse than
Turks, as they have been represented by some.
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oNIIkD srArns DISTRICT CorRT-Nos. 80 TO 80, Al, a.
a. svPkrn CouRr-General Term.-Nos. "a, l, q is, 2If
~, ~, 10, 81, IS, 10, ~, ~, q, is, %, 81.
SUPERIOR CouRr-Nos. l7l, 267 26s 2sq 40 27l
272 27s 223, 1lo7 1o2s, ,o3o ioa2, loss, l, oas
lo5o, oS2, 1854 loss, oe0, 32s, sSa, 274, asa
$50, Gil eos, 100, sSi, u.s. e7s $50, sss $40, iss
l5e, $50, Ices, ,2se, I064.
CosroS pIxAs-Par, 1-Ncs. SIT, a3l, as2, oss, os4,
pss e5e gss 800 90, sIl, 80, 80, ~. oss.
Coxxcx Pry1s-Psrt A-Nos. ola eI4 els pis OH
pis, ST., sls, go; e2i, 92s, o2i, 945, o27, a2s.
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PHILADELPHIA June 7, PN-Arr steamship State
Georgia Garvin. Savannah; bark vosa wsnslow Bos
ton brig Fairy, Weby, Matanzas; scbrs Margaret Ann
smith Havana, Mary 4 Eliza Means. and J Rusing
Weaver Providenee jesse Williamson, winsmors Boston
Cid barks Reno, Ryder and vesta, Wsoslow, Boston;
brgs Wheaton, stsPles. Eastport; Mary Chappe SWAIN
Bath; Hamlet Hall, Providence; Madavasfa Baker and
Ldna G, Thatcher Boston Jesse williamson, winsmors
Providence steamer Kennebso, Copes, NYork
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NEBRASKA ExlaRATIoS.-The German emigrants
are pouring into Nebraska in crowds. Seven hundred
and thirty passed through Cincinnati one day last
week, ON their way to the Territory With such
emigration and the question Of slavery left free TO
the inhabitants OF the Territory, there win be but
mute chance OF the peculiar institution extending
itself into the new Territories.
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Temperance ana Main Law Items.

VCmffrNnce nhd MAIN LAW Items.
A temperance convention was held in Montgo-
merry Ala the LIST inst, at which it was resolved
TO support no man for Governor either branch of
the Legislature, who will not distinctly and une-
quivocaly his purpose to favor the passage Of
o Main liquor law.
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Memoranda.

Three fourths Of the brig ChnchilIs at this port 25
tons built Thomason eleven years old has been sold
for $45t0.
LAuNcHrp-At Ptston recently, by Mr. Stephen Youny,
Emily Seaburn built expressly for the California trade
and be commanded by Capt Seaurn who part owner
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TeleSraphic Marine Repnrts.

TeIeBraphiC Maffne HepOFtss
ST JOHN, NIB, June 3Arr ship Euroclydon, New York;
steamer Col fremont do brigs Amsde do Africa and
Franklin, pha' 5th. ship Lucknow, NYork.
South, New York