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Whe cling VIII olesale Prices Current

Bn,ter-Demand for keg active at 13.
Cheese-Western Reserve scarce and
sought after at lO4ali.
Candles-Tallow. mould IA, Clip l3
star CSC; sperm 400.
Coffee-Jaya, Government l6al7c; Rio
ll4ai2c.
Flour-$8. so
Grain-Wheat, white $3.50; corn 55s
60 cts. in demand; barley soc; oats 45c
Molasses-New Orleans 25a26c, hold
ers firm. Sugar House 43c.
Observation-Disclosures SIC aud in de.
mand; hams lo3all4; Lard bbls. keg 81
Seeds-Flaxseed 81 ,OOal,lO Clover
$500;
Salt-SI 90 per hundred.
Sugars-New Orleans, demand active
with reduced stocks at 5ta6o by the hid;
and 6a64 by the bbl.-- Gazette, 18th.
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J Treasurer's Notice.

will attend at the times and places mentioned
i below for the purpose Of collecting the taxes
which remain unpaid.
p. Reeds, for Franklin l. Seneca, Nov. 22d.
Ways Mill, forW ashisgton & Bethel, I" 23d.
Wm Alexander's, 3, for Adams & Green" Is,
Millsr's Mill for Benton ,Peuy&Jackson "2z.
Sardis. for Ohio & Jackson, 49,
Ciariagton. Salem g. Switzerland, 90.
BealIsvilie, tor Sunsbury, 30.
0U- Psrsons not kno wing the section in which
their land lies. will save time, by bringing with
them their last years receipts the sections on the
duplicate are in numerical order.
F. KOEHLER, Treas.
Nov. 8. l854-n
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UowNsHIP RoAD.-No,ice !. hereby xiv-

HNOWNSHIP ROAD.-Notice Is hereby siv-
i en-. that petition will be presented to the
Trustees of Salem township, Monroe county,
Ohio, at their next session, after legal notice Is
hereby given, to lay out aud establish Township
Road, beginning at the county river road by Car
ter's old still house and said Carter's land,
thence with the main branch of the still house run
to within few rods of where E. H Ewng's and
Jacob Yost's lands corner in w. W. Wallace's
line. thence at right angle with said run to said
corner; also at right aegie to said run from the
second fork few rods through Blazers land to
E. H. Ewine's draw bars.
Nov. Is, 1854
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. DAD NOTICE. Notice is hereby given,
IO that Petition will be presented to tho Com
mssoners of Monroe county, at their December
session. 1854. praying for an alteration of 90
much Of the State Road, leading from Stafford to
Matamosas, ss lies between the land of Thomas
Wilson and the dwelling Of John sIosni
Nov. !, t6A
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A TTACHMENT.-Atm my instance, on At.
a taehmeat was. on the 24th day OF October,
1854. issued by Wm Hobaugh. a Justice of the
Peace In and for Malaga township, Monroe
county. Ohio, ainst the goods. chattels moneys,
credits and effects Of George A Matchet, q non.
resident debtor, for the sum Of eighteen dollars
and sixty-hva cents, which has been served and
returned. and will be for hearing on Tuesday the
10th day OF December. 1854.
Nov. 8. JOSEPH WEIR.
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JOSIAH WILSON.

UOSEPH MORRIS's ESTATE -Th. un.
% dersigned has been appointed and qualified
as Executor of the estate Of Joseph Morris, late
OF Monroe county, deceased. Those indebted to
said estate should make immediate payment, aud
those having claims will please present them prop
eriy authenticated within one year
NOV, ~, 1854 JAS. r. MORRIS, Ex'r,
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DAVlD AYRES' 'ESTATE.--The undersigned
~ have been appointed aud qualified as Execu.
tors of the estate Of David Ayres, late of Monroe
county, deceased. Those indebted TO said estate
should make immediate payment, and those hav.
ing claims against the same will presenrthem for
payment. properly authenticated. within one year.
JOHN H AYRES,
WIN. MILLIGAN, s
Nov. I, 1854. ~ Executors
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SALE OF COSTLY SHAwL-The great
cashmere shawl-the finest needle work
shawl ever seen in America--which cost
S2.7 700 at Constantinople, and was import.
ed expressly for exhibition at the Worlds
Fair. was sold at auction in New York,
on Wednesday, for one thousand and
twenty-five dollars. The purchasers
name wss given as James De WOLFE
Another sold for $500.
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Nov. I, 1854.
Administrators Sale.

RY order Of Probate Court, on Friday, the first
~ day of December, A. D. 1854, there will be
offered at public sale, At the door of the Court
House, in Woodsfeid, the following described
real estate, to witt The north west quarter OF the
north east quarter Of section seventeen, in town
snip three OF range four. containing forty acres.
more or less; situate in Adams township. Monroe
county. Ohio; the property OF Joseph Nc Mshon,
deceased. The property will be sold subject 70
the dover interest of the widow of said deceased.
STEPHEN PANCOAST,
NOV /, 1904 Adm'r.
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A TTACHMENT.--At my instance. writ, Of
II attachment was, On the 3lst day of October,
1854, issued by Jacob T. Morrill,, Justice of the
Peace of Salem township, Monroe county. Ohio,
against the goods, chatiels, moneys. stocks or in.
terest in stocks, and effects of Samuel H B. Car
ter, nun-resdent of the State of Ohio, for the
sum of eighty three dollars aud thlrty-s six cents.
MICHAEL SlGLER
Nov. %, 1854 for use of Thomas Gibbens.
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IL ment was. on the I2,h day of October, 1854.
Issued BY J. T. Morrill,, . Justice Of the Peace
for Salem township, Monroe county, Ohio,
against the goods. chattes. rghts, moneys, stocks
or interest in stocks, and effects Of c. C. Camp.
bell. Bradley, Whittemore & Co., they being non.
residents of Monroe county, for the sum Of one
hundred and thirty y-e,sh, dollars.
Nov. l, 1854. JOHN DUrF.
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A TTACHMENT--Atmy my instance sa Attach
Il ment was issued on the 1st day Of Novem:
ber. A. d, 1854. by William Hobaugh, Justice
of the Peace of Malaga Township, Monroe Coun.
ty, Ohio.againts the goods. chates, rights credits
and effects of George A. Matchet,, nonresident
of said county for the sum of twenty -four dollars
and thriy-one cents, which has been served, and
will be FOR hearing on the 10Th day Of December,
1854, at o'clock, p. NJ. hsta ia
Nov. Is. 1854. III. G. KOTZEBUE
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
James Murphy, Plaintiff,

William Dunn, Friend Dunn, Harvey Dunn, Al
fred Peyton. John Borham. Duncan Smittle
and d 8. Mcmahon. defendants.
NOTICE. The defendants will take notice
IN that the plaintiff has leG bis petition 10 III.
court of common pleas in this county, in which
he alleges that the aforesaid defendants, on or a
bout the l4th day of February A. d. 1854, at III.
county aforesaid. assaulted and beat him, b,
which he was damaged one thousand dollars, and
for which he asks Judgment
WIRE T. RICHARDSON,
Nov. 3, 1854. Au'ys. for Plaintiff.
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A ATrACHMENT.-Atm my instsnce. writ OF
a Attachment was this day Issued by John
Cline. Justice ofths Peace Of Benton to wnship.
Monroe eonaty. OHIO. against the property and
enects OF !shtes Jones, non.resident OF said
county. Ia che slm Of thirteen dollar. and tb;riy
cents. Dated this 9th day of October. a. d
1854. .'s''' - -
Nov. e. JOSIAH wIf anN g.
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Celebrated German Bitters,
PREPARED BY
DIR. G.. Nj. JACKSON.
No. 100 Arch az Ph;Iade,ob;

No. l20 Arch ST., Philadelphia.
Their power over the above diseases is not
excelled, il equaled, by any other preparation in
the Unted States, as the cures attest ia many
cases after skilfut physicians had called.
These Bitters are worthy the attention OF in
vallds Possessing great virtues in the rectifica-
ton of diseases of the Liver and lesser gland ex-
ercsins the most searching powers in weakn ess
aud affections of the digestive organs, they are
withal, safe certain and pleasant
READ AJV.D BE CO.NVI.N CED!
.More Ohio Testimony in fau0r of Dr.. HooE
lands Celebrated German Bifers, prepared by
DR.. G. M. JACKSON, Phitadelphia. From the
mass of testimony received, the proof is con-
elusive that this medicine has no equal for dis
eases of the Liver, Stomach. Nerves. Kidneys,
&c.-Read and be convinced -
E. B. PERKINS, Marietta. Ohio. Feb. %, '5l I,
said: your Btters are highly priced by those
who have used them. In a of Liver Com.
plaint, of long standing, Dhtch had resisted the
skill Of seuerai Physiciass, was entirely cured by
the use of Five Bot,les.' aso -x5-as
c. L. DRAKE, Freedom. Portage Co.. Ohio,
April %, 1862, said sThe German Biuers you
been out of the article for time to the great
detriment of inyalids. 1t is medicine much
thought of and sought after in this community >
B. NJ. HUrcHINsoN, M. D., Bedford, Cuya.
hoga county, Ohio Aug. 26, 1862, said The Bit
ters you shipped me in May last are all gone
- tutuk II 10 a gOOu medicine, ana am re.
commencing it TO my patients and friends (Which
do tor no other patent medlcine( You will
please forward large supply
FRENcH, Wooster, Ohio, Nov. 80, '52, said {:
Il have used some three or four Bottles of Hoof-
lands German Bitters Tor Dyspepsia and have de-
rived great benefit from their use. believe
them to be good for all diseases for which they
recommended
w. M ORR Wooster, O., October I'd, 1852.
said: You ask me my opinion of the German
Biters. I have used them for Dyspepsia and In
digestion; and take pleasure in stating that think
they the very best remedy extant for the above
complaints-they are decidedly in advance Of all
the proprietary medicines OF the day
MIR Orrls distinguished lawyer OF w 90
ster. ...5,
These Bitters are ENTIRELY VEGETABLE
They neuer PROSTATE the system, but inpigoraie
n
For sale by dealers in medicine everywhere.
Jno. nj. 'Kirkbride. Woods6eld w. H.
Mallory, Sunfsh & Jamestown; A. s. Mar
silliot, New Castle; T. C. Penn. Antioch,
and by dealers in medicine every where
Nov. 22, l854-ly
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Insolyent Notice.

hN the 18th day of November, in the year
" 1854, the Probate Court of Monroe county.
Ohio, declared the estate of VIM. r.. Hamilton,
deceased. to be probably insolvent. Creditors
are therefore required to present their claims
against the estate to the undersigned, for allow.
ance, within six months from the time above ZEN.
toned, or they will not be entitled to payment.
Nov "a JOHN HAMILTON, Adm'r
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Peiifion for Dirorce.

Kebeccs StarKey, Pelifion for Diroyce.
ogs.nsf iNoTiCE.-The defendant.
LIE WIS Sfarkey lN Lewis Starkey, will take
notice that the plaintiff, Rebecca Starkey. has
filed her petition in the court OF Common Pleas.
in which she charges him with adultery with
divers persons. to wit: Nelly Steel, Elizabeth
Steel and Sarah South; and with living with
woman named -- Williams in adultery at
Jamesiown, in this county, and with still living
with SAID woman in adultery; and prays the court
to decree the dissolution of the marriage subsist
ing between her and the said defendant, aud asks
the custody of the children, and alimony,
ARCHBOLp RICHARDSON.
Nov 22. 1884 Atty for Petitioner.
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s. TTACHMENT.-Atm my instance an attach
"a ment was issued on the Sd day of November,
1854, by Jacob T. Morrill,. a Justice of the Peace
Of Salem township. Monroe county. Ohio, against
the goods, chattels. moneys, stocks interest in
stocks and effects of John A. Head aud Brown &
Co.. they being non-residents OF the State of Ohio,
for the sum of one hundred and sixty three dollars
Nov. %, 1854 JAMES FERRIER.
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DAVID TREMBLY'S ESTATE-The under
~ signed has been appointed and qualified rs Ad-
ministrator of the estate of David Trembly, late
OF Monroe county, deceased. Those indebted TO
satd estate should make immediate payment, and
those having claims against the same will present
them for payment. properly authenticated, within
one year. EPHRAIM G. TREMBLY. y
Nov. l, 1854. Adm,r.
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MARRI Don Saturday evening,
Nov. 18th, by Thomas Neal, ESQ.,, Mr..
FRANCIS w. BRowN, and Miss MARIA
STEWART. both Of the vicinity OF Antioch,
this county.
Waynesburgh (Pa..) Messenger please
copy.
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THEODORE SUPPES' ESTATE.-The nm.
L dersigned has been appointed and qualified
a. administrator OF the estate of Theodore Suppes
late of said county, deceased, Those Indebted to
said estate should make immediate payment.-ss
Oct l6, 1854. GEORGE SWING, Admf
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A TTACHMENT.-Atm my instance an order Of
"A Attachment was issued on tho 18Th day Of
October. 1854. by Samuel w. Noll. Justice Of
the Peace of Ohio township. Monroe county,
Ohio, against the goods, chatteIs Stocks or inter.
est in stocks. rights. credits, moneys and effects
OF T. Prest & Co, non.residents OF said county,
for the sum of one hundred and sixty.six dollars
and sixty eight cents. which will be for hearing
on the 9Th day of November, 1864, at O'Clock.
P. M. fr. u fI7sll- $3.50, ~ = - :
Nov. I. 1884, MICHAEL EAaERT
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Liver Compliant, Dyspepsia,
Jaundice, Chronic or Nervous Debil..
ity, Disease Of the Kidneys, and
all Diseases arising from
DiS0rdered Stomach mr.

Liver:
Such;as Constipation inward Piles, FuIlness Of
Blood to the Head, Aciaity of the Stomach.
Nausea, HEARTBURN, Disgust for Food, Full
lRess or Weight inahe Stomach, Sour Eluta-
tons, Sinking or Fluttering at the Pit of the
Stomach. Swimming OF the Head. Hurried and
Difficult Breathing, sFiuttering at the Heart,
Choking or Suffocating Sensations when in
lying posture. Dimne e.s of Vision, Dots or w chs
before the sight, Fever and Dull Pain iD the
Head. Deficiency of Perspiraton. YeIIowness
OF the Skin and Eyes, Pain in .he Side. Back,
Chest, Limbs, Sc, Sudden lushes of Heat.
Burning in the Flesh, Constant imagininss of
Evil, and great Depression Of Spirits.
CAN BE EFFEcTUALLY CURED BY
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A TTACHMENT.-Atm my instance an order
a of attachment was issued ON the Cd day of
November, 1854. by John Cline, a Justice Of the
Peace, of Benton township, Monroe county, o. (.
against the goods. chAttels stocks or interest in
stocks. moneys, credits, rights aud effects Of
George Shsfer. non resident of said county tor
the sum Of iorty-three dollars, which will be Tor
hearing on the flth day Of November. 1854, at
10 o'clock, P. M. WIN. s. .MCWILLIAMS.
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NNNoS NJ. MoRRIS's EsTATE

~ dersigned has been appointed and qualified
as Administrator de 6Onis non of Enos Nj. Morris,
late Of Monroe county. deceased. Those having
claims should present them Immediately, properly
authenticated. and those indebted to the estate
should make immediate payment. 7s,.,,s J. ..l5i,
Nov. 70. 1854. Jas, Il. MORRIS, Admir-.
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JHenry Ward Beecher is down on
the Know Nethings, in a letter in the New
York Independent. He calls them, PRO.
testant Jusuits'
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SUBMARINES CoMMunIcATIoN WITH Eu
RpRE.--M Messrs. Chandler White, Presi.
dealt and NJ. D. Field, engineer of the
Eopdon Submarine Telegraph Company
hive arrived 1t New York from New
Feundland. They report that the SUBJ
lnasinss Gable, one hundred and thirty
apifeg long, Is nearly completed. and will
bplsld across the Gulf OF 81. Lawrence,
oonpeoting 81. johns. New Fouudland, /,
vilh aNew York,Ias soon as the ice will
psfnis. No doubt is expressed Of the
opinplstipn Of The undertaking early in
lime nsxt. Aboutsihree hundred miles OF
tbe3and telegraph between st. John and
Caps RAy which is three quarters Of the
Sntirs leng.h contsmPlaled, is already fin.
jthed aint q months labor is all that is
Esquired Tor the ssmaindes. The work on
The island was begun At 81. Johns. and
Ff0gfessss towards The west, The inter-
e5l of this anneuncsmentswill be height.
sHsd when itis known that this telegraph
jejsucai6h of 81. Johns and New York
alone VIII make . difference offour or five
days in the srspsmissiop Of European in.
teWEen4o,s ~ - ssal - t'sssasts
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A-TTACHMENT.-At my instance, . writ of
"A Attachment was. on the 26sh day of October,
A. d. 1854. issued by John w. Barnett, a Justice
OF the Peace for Franklin township. Monroe
sounty, Ohio. against the goods chattels, rights,
credits. moneys and effects Of John Michael
Kirehner. nonresident of said county, for the
sum of twenty.six dollars.
Nov. 8. g. w. MASON
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FROM WAsuINGroN

Nov. t6.--The Star says that the
steamer San Jacinto was being held in
sssdiness. at Southampton, to convey Mr..
Soule TO Spain. A discussion is going Oh
between Mr. Mason and Mr.. Buchanan,
as to the preprietyl oi sending him by such
conveyance. The government is not in
p0sssssion Of the dispatcher from Mr..
Naaon in regard to the sffair.. -,s9ss
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NOTICE is hereby given that my wife, Barbara
~ Metz. left my bed aud board, without any
just cause or provocation. All persons are warn.
ed not 10 harbor her on my account, as am de-
to pay no debts Of her contracting.
Nsv. Q, 1854. PETER AETZ.
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MICHAEL FAoERT.

"A Attachment was this day issued by John
Cline. Justice Of the Peace of Benton to wnship.
Monroe county. Ohio, against the property and
effects Of Thomas Scott, a nonresident Of said
county, in the sum of twenty-eighf dollars. Da.
ted this 17th day of October, A. D. 1854.
Nov. b. JOSIAH WILSON
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SPLENDID OFFERS.
TnE UNITED STATES JouRrAr.i
Nov. 1. 1854.

THE UNITED STATES JoyrRN hr.
Now in its fifth vo,.n. .nash..,..s..,..',. :.
reached linn = ~ !, s1 aoo snssuy
Of The I.r.a., ci... .onsa;..;,ss se
umns. filed with ,hs c,,r.an, =. ssp.s'ows eoa-
Of the world . large .moyn, or .;,... @ =. Ps.!
entfic matter. Bsnf Not. ~, .ns p.;sy sua 81.
and as new and valuable fea,ure. .ssb nnmh.,
will hereafter contain Tvo r. n,,.-r, asISe'
cnAvrn Ponr. .r. -, III n.......s.O CEN = n
vlpuALs. is published on the 6.srof ...h cass
bv J. g Emerson = n .STS - - S"e .'o.''"
street. New YORK A. ths nm nu,.c .d.n,.d Sps!ss
Of wentv.6ve .e,,s. . ya.s 4 s,...sr- - pre-
book i sent 10 each nsIsnn .s.,;n.. p.smip@
In sdd;,;nn ,hs ,ck ~ eIoo ana
* ~ w U.s. SlsovV viii. On tne Sotn Gay OF May,
warding between now and .ha, ,;n,e m. st1'. s1
six highest numbers of s,,hsc,;bsrs n, ,I.;.
The tirst nrem;r,n in ,,ons,, - '"''i osSea nano
Th.-s.cnpS r..,r.;a.n - ""oy. @1Vo
worth "s "' "senns ,eoi
The third n,aminm .a.v;.v ,1o W
The fourth snrem;n,n Ia ...,.s ..n ,0o ,Uo
The fil.h and s;.,h ..sh s Ia ....S ":'n iVo
worth -'>. so'u "ssen' .o
Th. na,. a., ~
The ne.t tw.n.w s.ch s.,.n ssaL "ol,. ~
sha,i ss,ect =, nnhIshs..s Ss, ..;oD Go = .. ~
8
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ROLL OF HONOR.

Received on subscription to the esprit
Of Democracy" for the week ending Sat.
urdRy, Nov. 18, 1854.
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To Ieachers.

NHE Board Of Exsminers Of Monses eosnly.
u Ohio. will hold meeting at Weods6sld.
November. 1854, for the sxaminssion q Ieaeh-
ers. ~ 3
Applicants nust be in stteadapce st ~ o clock
A. M, Of said days. and bring certificates q NOR
81 character from responsible pessoas kneWn 70
the Board.
The meetings - sdvertised heretofore 6e he
months OF Nosembcr. and Decembsr are ksesAv'
revoked. i By order Of the ,Boaeds
JOHN 8. WAY,
Woods6sld, Nov. 8. 80. Clerk of Board
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"HE subscibef has Just received New 1up-
Il ply Of S g.
Ready-Made Clothin ss

low prices By all mesns call and exainiae y
Stock before purchasiay elsewhere, Il yos u lt
to get good bargains. ssss a Sr9s 1sp
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERESss
OF superior styles and 6nsh, fos sale q lon psicas
aud will be made up to order, or sold by the pet
tern. =
He 10 also prepared TO do goed and fashionabls
work for his numerous customers - soo66Natto
prices. n. BUR0BACHEnss
w ooDsripLD, October IS. 1854 s..ssa
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Wreck of the Ne,o Era.

:.
Wreck Of the New Era.
ee The New Era, from Bremen. with 800
,passenRers, went ashore in thick fog, of
Deal, New Jersey, on the night OF the l9tl
inst. She is a total wreck. Fifty dead
bodies have been picked up along the
shofe. The number lost is unknown. On
ishe morning of the i4th, $50 passengers
were landed.
- ~, New YoRK, Nov. IS.
~ A iife.boat succeeded in. reaching the
ship once, and 10 passengers attempted to
come ashore, but the boat turned over
Swice. and then righted again.
"A few succeeded in reaching the shore;
but Il is thought that 20 were washed over
board. hss
. The sea was breaking over the ship.
and would likely wash over many more
sbsfore morning. s,l
Capt. Henry was saved in the life bo at.
The ship is q total wreck. About 200
passengers were clinging to the rigging.
and ii was doubtful it the ship could hold
togstheruniii morning.
.assss Nav YoRK, Nov. l4.-12 NJ.
Deal Beach. Tuesday, = q. m.-The
New Era was boarded this morning bv the
wFeckF boats, and all the passengers re-
naming we're saved. In three or four
hours the chip was very much broken up,
the masts were still standing, and the pas.
sengers hanging to the rigging.
81 LArER.-One hundred and thirty pas.
,ssngsrs wers landed this morning. Fifty
dead bodies we're picked up along the
shore this morning. .a
ss.s Two tug boats were here; but were una
shls 10 render any assistance on account
. of the hsavy swells. IS
-, BALTIMoRE, Nov. 17.-Charlesto is free
,5fom4 the lever; business is brushing up.
g New Orleans papers Of Saturday con.
stsin details by the steamer Orizaba, which
differ from the telegraph accounts receiv-
4 cd Of the battle that was fought at Campo
Urero, which resulted in the victory OF
4 General Alvarez's forces routing the Gov.
eminent troops and killing 500.
Alvarez's son at the head Of the Gner-
sille forces had captured 5000 head OF
oattle. - : s.. s.
Alvarez has issued an address denounc.
.ing ths Dictator and closing with .'down
with shs Tyrsnt! Death to the despot!"
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CiNcINNArI. Nov. l7.--At New London
Ruaer connty. yesterday the tower Of the
Now Congregational church fell on the
workmen ssnd Others. killing three, and
woundisg ten others; one or two fatally
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NEW YoRK, Nov. f7.-Several New
York papers have announced that the
Seule affair had been settled. The EN-
psfoe has srescinded the order. and Soule
would leave London on the 4,h for Mad
lid. ,......, 81. 8. ls.. g.. s. 5,'
CINCINNATI, Nov. 2O.-The markets.
Money matters are gradually improving
Hogs 83 IS TO 81 90 with incre asing
prospects; not many Gales, but a frmer
feeling is exhibited. No sales in produce.
Flour dull al 81 6a to z rs. No change
n other articles. 5,ss
bs,s -as ssss,s PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 90.
~ Two tons of powder exploded this morn
ing in the drying house Of Jacob Johnston.
Moasgomery County. killing Henry Whet-
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