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Kansas weekly herald., 1854-12-08

ETyHE undersigned i, behalf Of the proprieters
l. have determined on laying off town aof, the
above name, 1t one of the most eligible points in
the Territory 1t Is lecsted on No ble's Fork of
stranger Greek on the, Pottawatimie road from
Parkville on the Missouri river to Uniontown, On
the Kansas RiEeEg and at the Junction Of tie Fort
LeayenWeEth road It. is about 30 miles, from
Parkville, 15 from Leavenworth, 18 from Kick
apoo City and 10 miles from the Kansas river,
on q high beautiful belt Of prairie Of about half
nlle in width, with a large body Of good timber
already known and appreciates, and many persons
are now waiting to build. sb.It...I Id s =,
i The location is about central between the
Missouri and Kansas rivers, and with the best
natural roads in the west leading to it. 1t is a.
bout central to country that is susceptible of a
large and dense Populatioas and everything points
to this place as the centre of a county that will
be formed, making it of necessity county seat
= There is an abundance of lime stone rock, in
exhaustible veins Of stone coal in the Immediate
vicinity, which have been tested, and proved to
be good. Added to ali these there is good tim
Der, good soil,, and good water adjoining the
town. There are several fine springs of clear
running watergon and, adjoining. the town tract,
and bat few. miles west is where the old Del
aware Mills were established, said to be an ex-
cellent mill site. 1rrsf F,...i. .e.7.. ..l.5..
The town will be surveyed, Immediately, and
Plats made, but no public sale Of lots will take
place before next spring. Butin order to accom-
modate tho Sc who want to- build this winter q
few lots viii be sold at private sale. - 4lO
An examination of the premises, will not fail
to conyice any ene of the superior claims Of Jack
sonville. The great body Of the travel from the
regson of country bordering on the Mo. River,
from. Weston down to Parkville, crossing, to the
valley of the Kansas must pass through this
place. saisifes3 .,...aa yl,ssI aosis -
We have submitted-a few facts to the public.
to elicit their attention. A glance at the coun-
try win afford a view the most picturesque and
lovely the eye ever rested upon. A rare chance
is now offered to the poor man, the Speculation.
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-12-08

~T The Steamer Australia passed down
the river to day, having been as high as
Weston. The river is full of floating ice,
and there has been no crossing for three
days until yesterday. We can expect no
more boats up this season. But in the
spring there will be a general rush of en-
igrants.
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-12-08
DF. Easterly's Fever and Ague
Killer.

Is warranted to cure all cases Of Ague amp
Fever, ChilIs and Fever, Dumb Ague, intermit-
tent and Remittent Fevers, and every form of
Fever incident to the West. If there sufferers
in Weston, say try it, and if it fails to cure,
the mony shall be refunded to the purchaser.
More than
Twenty-Fiye thousand Bottles, .sg
have been sold, and in no instance has it failed
to effect permanent cure as far as heard from.
Price, 81 per bottle, or six bottles for s5.
For sale by the Druggists in Weston, No.,
and also by the principal Druggists and dealers
in Medicines throughout the western states.
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-12-08

SThe Salt Lake mail was attacked
by the Sioux Indians near Fort Laramie,
on the 18th Nov. and rifled of all its con-
tents, amounting to about S105,O 900. Three
men were killed.
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-12-08
...., H. N. Hook,
!. eiAUC TI.O.N E E r. =e-

,...ttE LEAVENWoHTH' AANsAs1 1ER.
Win attend to the sale of town Lots, in any
part of the Territory, and to the sale of Real
and personal property Of every kind, on the most
reasonable terms. ,t3...---...
Letters addressed to the care of DR.. France, at
Leavenworth will be promptly answered,
/. nov. IL, 1854. tt ri--...,sl,q.,.4.. III =,
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-12-08

IMPORTERS & Wholesale Dealers in Cigars,
]. Tobacco, &c., North Main street, under t. !. .
Virginia Hotel, st. Louis, Mo- We kees aiways
on hand a large and superior stocLs of Imported
and Domestic Regalia, La Norma, Millar. Iondre
Chefoots, Pr4ncipe and other Havana Cigars Of
the best brands. ,.,,nazss se,s.s nov. 10, 3m
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-12-08
s. scRUGGs

The undersigned have erected and have in
succe ssful operation al Leavenworth, KIT, a
large Steam Saw Mill of the most approved
model and with all the recent improvements.
They are ready to I'LL bills for lumber of every
description and in any quantity at the shortest
notice and on favorable terms. - ~ais7 Il
49, MURPHY s. SCRUGGs.
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-12-08

Congress met last NJ onday, President
Message was read, Senator Atchison re
signed as speaker of the Senate.
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-12-08

a'WHIrFIELD.-Messrs. Chapman, Halderman,
Gray, and Sweigy, have laid out town at the
Lower Crossing of Soldier Greek, on Kansas
river, and named it Whitfield, after the Squat
ter's friend. Gen. Whitfield, Delegate elect.
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-12-08
Hid. QR's. Fort LEAYENwoRTH,
November 90, 1854.

NO. 1Uo. t-
60 soon as Soldier Of the Garrison is known
~ to have deserted two Cannon Shots will be
fired as signal to the nefghborhood.
7iss - 49, By order Of 80
- &.9i@ s-aa f. r. COL. COOK,
s..'s-ua J1s EDw'D. M. K. HUDsoN, Adi't
N. B. A reward Of thirty Dollars is always
paid for apprehension and delivery Of deserter.
Z Dec. 1, 1854.-2w. So fzf'-cl .iis.fs *
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-12-08
A. & r. r. REEs,

ArToRNIE AT,LAw.
DICHARD R. .REES, having permanently
tice in the several Courts of the Territory and
in conjunction with Amos Rees, Esq, in all the
Courts in Platte county, Mo-, particular atten-
tion given to collections any where in the ada
cent country agencies and other matters Of bu-
siness will be be strictly attended to.
Dec. 1, 1854-H.
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-12-08
.sH.% WOLF,

i = TT ATTORNEY AT Law,
: d;Toa 5Gas 3ea ssig - aagsi - Weston Mo.
Office over Walker & Conyers Store Will
practice in Weston NO. and Kansas Territory.
Nov. 10, 1s54.-tf. -
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-12-08
tra.A. T.RATTIEz,
H(lIJSE aT0LNfER e Carpenter.

Offers his services to the citizens of Leaven-
worth, and Kansas Territory, and will undertake
buildings OF all descriptions and every grade at
fair prices. He hopes by strict attention, and
promptness in the execution of work, to merit a
liberal share Of patronage. He has made arrange
ments, for opening an extensive Lumber Yard
at Leavenworth, in the spring, and expects a
small assortment in few weeks.
iig Best of references given if required As to
workmanship and attention to business. -@s
Leaysnworth, nov, "a, '54, t. t'9s
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-12-08
9 ]. ]! J. q Z! 5 81! 5! 10 80

,ssb AMOS II. .SHNLTz. C0ssg
EHolE.AIr RpoksEI1 zss, :. y 1AssoFsss %ss' PA
so1psr, peat,rs No. 136 Nartk hfeig h, 9pposife :
geissss 81 ths Bssk Of MSssasiFi,pq SO
y1ZIL III ordsrs e Wholesale, asl low IS af55
" other house in the Western country. Our
purchases east being nearly al for cash, we feel
certain that we Gan on as great indueemtnts
iE' GE'pGRAPHfElsS ooo '.s nitehsl olney and
800 Mitchell and Smiths Primary: ~
1900 Parleyes Geography. - %
SPELL LERS l5, 900 Elementary and Eleetic;
:ARiIHMET1c !sIsl = 500 spith 4 and Col
-s,s, 600 Davies, Smiley and Ada4ns;s sls sc
- 1000 Ray and Emerson, part I. II, III.
GRAMM MARs-5, 900 slnith, kan andC Cham
p 5000 comlsy, Murray and Brown. wn.ossie 4, s.i =
PRIMERS, Readers, Histories, Phflosophies, Chem
istries, Phisioligies, Geoiigies, Rhetorics, &c.
Also, law, medical and classical works.
PAPER-1 900 reams cap, from 81 so to So;
1000 Eeams letter, from 81 80 to s.;
1900 bundles crown wrapping; sEssx
+ 5000 ss' medium do; "'
1000 4 ss = straw, 500 do straw, 9
ges 100 IS Is hardware; ,etaa SIX ss zzs.@
ass $50 reams envelope; .ssEesaL zsases-1 -,
200 ssfi1s blue chandles; - z ss ~
300 ssls3 MANILA; y I a' = SSH
900 60 21X31, printing; ~ @-a.
275i t1hd 22X32. do; .sr'3Gs s-a i
- 300 ,ss. 24XS6 II do; . .;sls ,f5sl -.
zef IO0sso g. 25X39ges do; s,efv1,!a1, .e.,a51
bei6 so &C. 27X42 do; ssls-.ss9 SO 5sr
STATIONARY-50 gross or black ink;.t -
30 gross OF blue ink; IS -.
sc 90 ss a OF black and blue ink3
1000 ,ssa steel, pens;ao7 sas.e.- - .saes
10000 g quills, Nos. 10 to 80.
In word, one Of the most complete assortments
Of Stationary ever offered in this market.
BLANK KBO0KS-10, 600 quires cap books, half
{ bound; = 1i}as.. .@saff0a
1000 e cap books, full bound; ssA
1000 b &c denny, full bound; s.-
1000 &c medium, full bound;s ,aissaae
|sc 1000 ss royal, full bound. hgs ISL
-s.ss1e BOOK BlNDERY. giai7zy z1es3
A. H. SHULTZ B. CO., have . Book Bindery
connected with their store, which is well sup
piled with tools and binding materials, where
they make their own BIanE Work, which they
offer for sale in their store, being equally well
if not better made, than any blank books bought
in tho eastern market and offered for sale here.
ALI kinds of Blank work made to order on the
shortest notice, and warranted. fa.a -
WOld Books rebound
The highest market price paid in cash fol
Rags. ; sse AMOS H. SHULTZ & CO.,
,,-..,t.-. North Main ST., st. Louis
~Noyember TO- 1S54.-tf
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-12-08
Eoa THE KANSAS HERALD.

sl.at-5 .l FOR THE KANSAS HERALD. ,-e-
To the Elm, Tree, at Leapentcorth, under the shad
D, .chieh the first number of the Herald srGs issued
Thou stand'st lonely monument, azs-
Of many passing year,
Amid the wild and savage haunt '.'e-
OF prouling wolf and deer. ..zf -.
The stamp of age is on thy brow,
The storms have o'er thee passed,
And many long, long year ago, ,e5 hs 81
The savage round thee pressed. -
The dark Missouri's troubled flow ~
Has washed thine ancient root $50
Since that dread period long ago
When war-cry answered WhooP. u. 2d
Do'st thou remember that dread day,
When the Missouri tribe
Met Spanish champions in the fray Il 90.
And mortal combat tried; . Ni 9.'
When blood flowed freely as the stream
That rolled in murrnurs by, i-i
In Savage yell and demon scream
Was drown'd the battle cry, i a+sa
Or did'st see in later years
A Iabouring keel ascend,
The toiling crew and plying oars "
Before the current bend.
Twas Clark and Lewis on their way
Through heat and chilling frost,
The mountain passes to survey
And reach the western coast.
Or did'st thou hear the fife and drum,
When thirty years ago
Each morning at the early dawn
They sounded reveille.
Twas just upon neighbouring hill
The stripes and stars were sent
Where marshalled clans and muster drill
Were heard around the tent.
Or can'st thoa still recall the time,
When horsemen in their pride
Were called to saddle by the horn
Ore hill and vale to ride.
Tell us the scenes thou hast surveyed
From thy lone sentry post,
Since thy green leaves were first displayed
Or withered by the frost.
Did'st thou with grateful pleasure greet
The white m ans coming tide,
Or was it to thy feelings meet
That he besought the shade. s-r
know thou art proud old tree,
AS viewing all these Scenes
The strangers eyes are turned to thee
While Of the past he dreams. IL
Thy arms were kindly spread above -..r
The Kansas Herald press,
No stronger evidence of love
Could move human breast.
And from beneath thy shade was sent
To every distant cline
The sheet that first from Kansas went
To tell the march of time.
And on thy rugged side was nailed
The first imprinted sign
That ever was by stranger hailed
In this young busy town.
Then fare the well till after years io@
Shall show the busy throng
OF crowding mem and railing drays
Around thy changing home r
Thy memory shall be rerersd
-.; BY every Kansas man, 4--s. F.. l.....
As long as leaves shall crown thy head
To shade us from the sun.
Cursed be the axe that first shall deal
A blow at the old elm tree, -c
Witiered the hand that first shall WELD
Aweapon against thee.
We'l watch thee through the day and night,
Wen guard thee from the foesf - 60
Our children's children have the right
To play beneath thy boughs.
- @ 80 % lo1 DIQUE.
- In 1920 numerous caravan of Spaniart
from Santa Fe came across to subjugate the trit
of Missouries, whose lands lay ontthe Mo. riy
just above the mouth of the Kansas, 1000 Ind
ans attacked themin the night and killed a
except the Priest who made his escape. sg.!a
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-12-08
DIR. J. +. BRUNER
=. BkUNERs W. B. Hal
BRUNER s. HALYARD,

NTHoLEsALE and Retail Dealers in Drugs
w Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Dye-stufs, brush.
es, window glass, books and stationery, and pat
ent medicines. Corner of Main and Thomas
streets, Weston, Mo. Sa.SsA n12-6m.
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-12-08

part the FOLLOWING SOOuS.
Brown and b1eached sheetings, Prints,
do do shirtings, Edgings,
do do drillings, Trimmings,
English & French Merinoes, Grapes,
White goods, Irish Linens, Hosiery,
Plain and printed Delans, Laces,
Tickings and Apron checks, Buttons,
Black and Fancy Alpaccas Ribbons,
Plaid and Plain Linseys, - CraVats,
Osnaburgh- and Baggings = Gloves,
Cloths and Cassimeres, 5,oyl Han'kfs
TWeeds and Flannels, Umbrellas,
Satinetts and Jeans, Hats, Caps,
Black and Fancy Silks Boots, shoes,
Black and assorted Cambrics 4 &c. i
Fall Cloths, Blankets, ~ i Hardware,
Men and boys, clothing, a5a Queensware,
Groceries, a large stock. - &C. ,tiira t
Persons wishing to buy chap goods will find
it to their interest to call on us-no trouble tc
show goods. go ,Leaic'7s 70 -ae3Fesi s8si
asH IS VS. 5sl EVANS & MITCHELL. !
Weston, No., Oct. 20, 1854. tfs 3
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-12-08

GEORGE ID. STEVENSON, =
5EErWardamg, Storage & eoaswsfssion .age,ss;
-, 4b',.5.i = '3ss a. Lesvenworth, KIT.
Oct. 81, 1854. assqs ...rislss iasas4 70
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-12-08

Dr. CARrER's COUCH BALsAM.-Is a prompt
and efectual remedy for coughs, colds, asthma,
consumption, bronchitis, pain in the side and
breast, and all diseases of the lungs. At this
season the sudden changes of the climate, and
the cold bleak winds of the north, produce
coughs and colds-dangerous colds, which de-
mand Of the wise and the prudent, the earliest
attention. Reader, have you a cough or cold?
Do not neglect it. Thousands of the old and the
young, the fashionable and the gay, annual
ly consigned to premature grave by neglecting
to attend to common cold. Coughs and colds
lead to consumption, and if not removed by a
proper remedy, to an early death. Be advised
in time Procure at once that celebrated rem
edy, DR.. Carter's Cough Balsam, which has
cured thousands upon thousands after all other
means had failed, and which seldom fails to cure
the most appalling stages of consumption.
Price % cents per bottle; large bottles 81, or
six bottle for So. ss5a it3
For sale by the Druggists in Weston, Mo-,
and also by the principal Druggists and dealers
in Medicines throughout the Western States.
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-12-08

CelebTdted Uag1serTeqia l1altessy -
- s.i-;,,..s, Main Street, Weston 1Io.
fissnrGs stskess IN IN klnds oi wesehsr.
Oct. -; 1854 sayss -
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-12-08
NEW GOODS.

VTTE have in store large and well selected
w stock of goods, just received from the
Eastern cities, which we are determined to sell
very low, and invite our old friends and custom
ers to call and examine our stock, embracing in
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-12-08
Dr. Easterly,s Diarrhoea Syrup.

q
This is pleasant, safe, and efectual remedy for
DyseAtery, Diarrhoea, Cholera, Cholera Nor
bus, Summer Complaint, Collie, Gripping
Pains, Wind in the Stomach and Bowels,
Cramps, Fretting and Crying Of infants, and
for all irregularities of the Bowels. liiles
TITS one Of the most efficient, pleasant and safe
L preparations, ever offered to the public for
the removal Of the various arrangements of the
Stomach and Bowels, and the only article wor-
thy of the least consequence for curing Cholera
Infantum or Summer Complaint, and all de-
rangements Of the bowels from teething.
DR.. Easterly's Diarrhoea Syrup is without
exception. one OF the most valuable Family
Medicines ever discovered. Hundreds of faHli-
lies of the first respectabiltty in St. Louis have
used it and bear the strongest testimony in its
favor. t.r.i4 t'' a - . 'R'l l-'tf
Price % cents per bottle.
For sale by the Druggists in Weston, Mo-, and
also by the principal Druggists and dealers in
medicine throughout the Western States.
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-12-08

! b9@Adr.WA. CRuxE, 10 the travelling
Agent for As n Kansas Herald ip Uppet or
North Western Missouri. We hope our
friends in that section win lend him p help
ing hand in extending our circulation. iqoa9
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-12-08

El.a has A.. REACAULAY, ~
ArroaNEY AT Law AND GESERAE LAND AGENT
Learenworth, Kansas. +
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-12-08
lAEEHTA

VIC. iozstass, Am oE Sos & &tons2,sst. Louis,
No.; our sufhoTfzsd agent Tor fiat city Z, - :
Dr.. 7. J. KIs<, b less sgsst at De Kslb, Mo.
BRA wssr, .t et. JssspA u authorized to re-
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-12-08
MURPHY & sCRUGGs
LFAvENwoRrh SrEAM Saw Mil

WIS. MURPHY
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Tbt psnon ~ Ls secAs ssAsss "
psyH Of lls sut~eTlsoI ls sdysAcs.
Distant ~ tbs vssSss
p4la BY ~ ~ sale
usssion s.e.
sions u Coaxes., and eeky during
eul-crpuons period lsss tAA win be received
terms psoroftonoa 0 abb annual
rU- fosfMAsTEKs and hy
sending DAILY win $50 encoscs
sEMiwEEkLY sahsebeIs Vim s15 enclosed WEEKLY
abscnbers with s0 eneiosd viii be ensied Of us
edition as they furnish svnsts.
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Nj MALLORY, ia pursuance of potice, asked and oh.
tanned leave 10 Introduce bl 10 provide for The con
.ruction OF suitable building for The accommodation OF
the district coun al the United States al hey west IN
t1e S,si. oi FLORIDA which read The hrsi and
ond times by unanimous consent, and referred to The
Committee on The Judiciary.
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Mir SEWARD, from the Committee on Commcrce, TO
uhou uas referred the memorial OF j. Wilson Smith.
prsyiax indemnify ior The Illegal seizure oi the
Eaapy submlitsd report accomlaal by JOINT resolD
t,nn ior ae rebel o the OF the steamer Fanny
which was read snd passed to second reading, and
report Was ordered 70 be printed.
Mr SAID that he had been Instructed 10 asa for the
consideration Of the Ioni resolution the present fne
a. The case ersey similar which had occurred
before The mooa being agreed 10. the oin resolution
read the second uDs, and considered in commit
oi the whole i provides that the petition and pa
pers Of tue of The steamer Fanny praying for
aemnity Tor losses Sustained N consequences OF
Of sad vessel At Savannah, by the custom house on
of the United States there, shall be rser.d the
er anime The and II the lessl rights OF petitioner
allow him such indemnity, BY way OF oemurrsge ss
cause such allowance be paid him. or to hi. lawtn
sitorn.ys. out OF money - the treasury not otherwise
Appropriated
No amendment being made, the Joint resolution was
reported 10 The Senate and ordered be sngro..ed for
tllrd reading and BY unanimous consent, read
third time and passed
Ill
M PRATT gave notice that he should To morrow OF
on some early day fbefeaef ask leave to Introduce
bill 10 incorporate the National Hotel Company o Wash
iagon CITY.
Associations ADOPTED.
MIR CASS subnilled the folio wing resolution; which
considered ~ unanimous consent, and agreed to
Resolved That the President be requested transmit
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Mf CASS submitted the following resolution whicl.
va considered ~ unanimous consent, and agreed TO
Rsscpsd That President be requested TO transmit 70
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M PRATT gave notice that he should To- morrow q
on some early day ibefeaites ask leave Introduce
bill 10 incorporate tae National Hotel Company OF Wash
lngion CITY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-02

The aggregate exports, exclusive oil specie, SINCE
lst July were sl3, 346,75i.
The City Controller invites proposals for one hun
drod thousand dollars of City Stocks, rcimbursable
onehalf on the let of November, 1908, and the re-
majnder on the lst of November 1864. Said stock
will bear interest at the rate of five per cent per
onnum, payable quarterly Proposals will be received
Tor the whole any part thereof until wednesday,
Oct II, at , o clock, L. NJ.
Mr. Albert II. Nicolay's regular semi-weokly auc-
ton sale Of Stocks and Bonds will take place Mon
day the Cd Of October, at l2l o'clock, at the Mer-
chants Exchange
The receipts of the Chicago and Mississippi Rail
road for the second week in September were
s32lO7 "a The receipts of the Milwaukee and Mis-
sissrri Railroad for September will be about 500 OOO
against s32 600 in August The NeS-York Central
will show, probably, s625,oOo and The Erie $780, 200,
il not S575OC
Tie Cumlerlarl Miners Journal says Of the Phe-
nix Mining Company:
owe hear that attachments for a very large amount
have been laid upon the property Of this Company in
Allegany County by creditors from New York The
working of the mines viii be continued by Mr.. Man
ming under the lease he holds which expires on the
lst Of April next. We are pleased 10 know that the
laborers and miners that were in the employ of the
Company have been promptly paid, and that they left
no tradesmens bills unsettled in our town.
The following dividends have been declared by the
Banks in Cambridge, Mass. payable on Monday
next: Cambridge Bank, cent; Charles River,
4; Cambridge Market, 1; Cambridge City, 81, aud
Lechmere, 4.
The Waliham Bank at Waltham dividend OF y
cent. The Pacific Bank at Nantucket q semi-annu0l
dividend of ) cent.
The shipments of Coal from the Anthracite region
continue very large. The Reading Railroad brought
down, for the week ending on Thursday, 50 100 tuns,
and for the year, 1922 lOl iuns, against l,23) $50
tuns to the same time last year. When it is renem-
bered that this increased ;unnage is done at much
higher freigh;s, the great improvement; in the COM
psnys operations will be readily undentood. The
shipments by The Lehgh Navigation for the week
ending on Saturday Of last week were 80 800 tuns
making for the season sos 76s tuns showing hand
some increase over last years tunnage TO the same
time. BY the Schuyl kill Navigation the shipments
for the week ending Thursday were &c, i36 tuns,
making tunnage for the season of 7O5 s3s tuns an
excess of last years tunnage TO the same time of
"a, III tuns. The whole tunnage by the three lines
for the week amounts TO 1873 10: tuns and for the sea-
son 3l56, 40 tuns.
We learn from The Cumberland Telegraph that
the quantity of coal brought down last week was
1897 tuns, making for the season 459, 657 tuns.
Tie America msis are at hand The fluctuations
of Csnsos during Il week previous to her departure,
were
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