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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-12-19

PovERrY-In these days of sevele cold
weather, human nature requires food, cloth
ing, and fuel. Th' Sc not having sut1ici
ency Of these must sutf'r. l. .tsolr citizens
who have an abundance look around them
ana see if they have not neighbors who re,
4uirc, nay need assistance. Let each one,
particularly the 'Adjfs, constitute him or
herself into good Samaritan committee
Try it.
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eEE~T The true state of affairs in Kansas,
and the cause of the present difficulties
there, may be found out by reading the let,
ter from Gov. Walker in today's paper.
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CLOTHING STORE.
HENRY KERR

~ A. Just arrived direct from Pittsburgh with q
4 large and tashiousbl9 stock of RrIny MN
CLorHNG, cons 5ting in part of Dress Coats, Over
Coais Sack and Box Coats Pants and Vests Of ever
ry variety, which he offers to the public at prize.
tlial cannot tail TO please lie Keeps likewise On
french and American Bfood Cloths Cassmeres nnd
oslihgS IN great yarpty which he will make 10 or
lef al The shortest notice and the latest styles Be
ing pracicaI Tailor of long experience both in
s % Hhu t.e old country, he feels confident thai he
will be able to rive entire satisfa,.ti,,n Il, Mi tbn
iayor nm with their patronage
~ Chllng done on the shortest notice, and in the
most fashionable style. GIVE us call, friends
Will oe happy ia see you, and show you my goods
whether y'u want 10 buy or not.
" Remember the place next door tr Scntt 4
blngIahI's law oitcr, on Market street.
Cudiz, Feb. %, 1855
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New Year! New Vol, New Tyne!
The EPlain Dealer'' Eaple

L8 again abroad, hearing aoit the motiues ef De
hiocracy. FOR itteen years have been in he hah
OF annually making onr bow to the American puo
PIE and presenting the claims IT thi pnhct 1,
tntlr support as n National Democrat ic Journal!
Happily do we announce thai from the is,ur
OF IT'S FIRST number until the present time its circ
iation has steadily increased, until now it car
hoast with having Subscribers IN every State and
territory OF this Union aud is 10 principle, in circu.
iatl"n AMI in regulations, FnphaticaIlya a Nationa!
Paper
The new Vu;nme will commerce on the first dav
OF January neAt, at which thu il will appear n.
gam enlarged, and 80 new Copper Faced type.
lie year 1896 promises to be prolific IN great G..
vents Ills seldom in ones lis lime that So many
eXcllng questions are on Tho tapis at The same
time tor the consideration Of the Pcople
he Presidential election which occurs once in
tour years. The doinzs of fusion Cunoress which
never happened before The Feeder revolution in
Kansas, IL new question IIp Revolution in Mey.
leo the last we hope; aud the great Eu.opean war
Are II subjects OF moInuntua,s interest 10 The
people OF this country
Tie Plain Dealer, which nlw belongs 70 the
Associated Press, of New York. will be in daily
receipt 0t Tclegraphc Repofs from adj par,, a,
the world. and Will he enabled to publjs!t nil lho
latest news DAYS in advance 1l any eastern pnonr
II will also contain iull and faithful rec ords Of
MarNets, Agricultural Intelligence, Blowing
up of Banks, the Presi enrs and Gov
ernor's McsSsagc. Proceed
lngs OF Congress and the
Legislature. AboIiton
rows, and K. N.
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MANUFACTUNED by
ID q NJ A I II II Il NJ NJ Il II "

No: leo Warren Street, Roxbnry, Mass. Price 81
Wholesale Agents. Geo. H. Keyser, Pttsburg;
y H. Logan Il Co., Wheeling; ]. 7. Fleming, AL
legheny city.
And at Retail by John Beul and John Mclean
CadlIt and by John Mcclure, Cads Junction Of s. &
Il. r.; and by all respectable druggists every.
where.
Dec. 10, l955..ly.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-12-19

ET-MR JACOB YAsBINDER. and old and
highly respected citizen 81 G tdiz, departed
this life on the Oh inst; Mr.F. has been
confined to his room for the last fifteen or
twenty years.
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DAVID GREGG... ISAAC TAYLOR. JAMES RAFFERTY,.
D. GR EG G. g. co.
MPoRTERs AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
& British. French, Germar and American
DRY GOODS a. VARIETIES,
CLOCKS, WArCSsES, JEWELKY
and fancy Goots generally,
No. 80 WOOD STREET, WEST SIDE

ANU' y NUUU EMMETT WLSI .1IDEl
PITTSBURGH, PA
CATALOGUE IN PART OF DRY GooDs a. VARIETIES
Bead clothes, cassimeres, Hattinets, summer pant
stuiis, fancy vcsLing, upaccas, Irish linens, La.
dies dress goods, bonnet, cap and Mantua ribbons,
Hosiery of all kinds, umbrellas and parasols, fan.
neis prints large assor tment, brown and bleach'd
muslins, ginghans, laces and edrings, brown and
bleached table cloths patent thread, spool cotton,
bonnets and palm leat hats, combs large assort-
ment, yiOlins and accordeons cu,er, direct from
Sheiiiel Id Gold and Silver Watches, clocks of all
chains, ladies and gents gold pins, pocket-books
and port tmonaes, razors scissors, watch glasses ard
MATERIAL pistols and powder TASKS, cloth and hair
brushes.
W Basement devoted to the sale OF Brown and
,, Bleoch'd mUslins driliings &c First S,mv--Vn.
rieties &c. Second-Prints, Rroad Cloths. Cassi.
meres &c. 1hird-To the sale Of clocks, bonnets
paint leaf hats, &c.
Pittsburgh, Sep 10, 1885,
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Proclamation Extra
GREAT REDUCTION or PRICES I
TO TIE PEOPLE OF
ulRRISOI COUNTY!

WHO lave EXTENDED so liberal and generous nat
ronage TO me during my residence in Cadiz In
Which period OF tir;c il has been ms good tortune
TO iornl many aeqdntances, MAKE nfanv ffehda.
whose friendship and kindness will ever be rem M
oercd VIM we most plsasallt emotions Time III
lis onward tight, brings nlaiy clnntcs Vents n
90 your httIn c servant was tie first pioneer In the
CldlhMg enterprise in Cadiz. starting With deter
niinatio TO sell cheap, aud deal fairly, he hoped
to build up trade that would stea,lib increase.
and bring 10 his counter on tho return 0i each yenr.
the ace ot who were his patrons Of the irst
And Tins proclamation il isstled ID inform III who
are IN want or Clothing ofats Description, Prfca,
Qunhy or Quantity. from a cotton shirt ID a carl
load, cnii be aecoIhmodat ID on The most aagnnta
Eeons TERMS ain now rseeiyify direct from the
Eastern cities, the Largest Stock of Fall and Win.
ter Clothing eyer opened II Harrison Co, Consist.
ing IN part Of the following goods
Heavy and tine oyercoais largs assortusept.
all kinds, grades, aaal Il :; dress, frock, sack bor
and ~ illness coats, Of as colofs; shasias and yn-
riees; all kinds OF pants velvet, plush, fancy ana
plain satns, iiks cassitnefian &c. iois uf f1fnlsh
ing goods, shirts drawers aud uudt rshifts. cravN,s
handkerchieis, collars, socks and suBpeicers Vllich
will be sold cheaper than these ARTICLES ever have
been suld in llstisnn ca. have also ti,,e and
web selected stock Of cloths cassiners, vas,incr
aud overcoaiag ior the pdrpose OF making M
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-12-19

re- Mr. NArHAxIsL GILM IRE, formerly
citizen Of Harrison county. died at bis res
idence in McCIain county, Illinois. on the
22nd of November last. His death was
caused from hurt that he received last Ju-
ly. Mr.. e. was man that was much re-
spccted.
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All who have boards to cut or hair TO crop,
Just call on me at my old shop;
Yes, friends, III tell you whai to DO:
Give me call al "Number Twotn
A. noon or eve, by night or day,
r any time that you can stay;
But give me time, dear STR, to rest.
Upon that day that God has blessed
NY room is neat, my towels clean,
MY scissors sharp, and razors keen.
And everything | think you'll find,
10 suit the tnste and please tho mind
And thon incg- my hand as true,
As any barber eer can do,
With Fcpid touch I'll smooth the face,
And dress the hair with eqaal eface,
And all that art and skill can as,
Your money will procure for You.
October g. 1851. iOT WILLIS
-YY-s-xffY-.--ry-
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(tASTER OIL in bottles, and on draueht. a ur,me
~ article for sue by nov 20 1853 j BEALI,
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THE sUhrcribcr would respectfully annsuucc t,
the citizens oi CadiE, and the public in ge era
that heing desirous Of making Cadiz his permanrnt
ioc9lloH he has t9keu the room. first door east o
r Hamilton shoe store, directly opposite the pnh.
nc bal!dI IS, thain sireet,) where he il now opeu
lng IA lnTge and spleniid stock OF the above goods
among w'ich may found Gold and Silver Eng.
I4sh leTtrs Gold AMI Silver Swiss anchors and
temNeS. A large assortment OF dav and 30 hour
brass lnanle Clio 'ks, with or without alarm.
Gold tingefsings, Earrings and Breastpins in
great variety. Gold guard, vest and Fob chains -
6oId nnlnture cases lurge and small Col, Sil.
yer, s'ec and german plated spectaces to suit all
ages SILVER, german and albata table and ten.
spoons, lta2ors, Knives and Scissors--pockct wnI.
us ana Port-monics Of every description fancy
flour Vaccs and line toys-hair. clothes iee1h md
,lEg shaving h,rus'es lndi1 rubber, buffalo common
,,.LiI ,g[fh, pun, pocket and redding combs All 0
Wh!cn NJ wlii sci! at the lowest cash price
~ B intend cnrrying On the Clio k and Watrl
rep"l nS IN all It's various branches and from long
experience N the business | ilatter myself that
can o. work IN such manner MS to rive uniycesn
slI5iaclion. All work done or sold, warranted /,
be as represented. Gail and examine for Yourselves
Caulz Oc'. ~, lS0J-6El. b X QUEST
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EF~The steamers parenthia, Twin City
and Prairie City were all destroyed BY fire
in St. Louis on last Friday week. They
were al. Stern-wheeIers. and were built in
Pittsburgh. L. ss about 500, 1000.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-12-19

KIM -
M ANFlLAS, Tuinas, Cioaks and Collars,
lNA beautiful assortment ran be had at
tocIa % 4 & II McFADDEN.
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The Syrup Of Elec am nana.

4ND!l the cure Of Coughs C ,ld3, II a ,senes q,
D. Tickling sensation OF the throat, Wnooping-
cough Nc, &,c. The bast Preventative ior the u
bove diseases now in Use lor sale bv
Dec 49, l5j3. JOIN BEALL
- DNY50N'5 G)NORHHOGA SPE jEFlC, for
Diseases of the Djnd Ter, kidneys, Oos tru,-
tons of the Urine, Gravel, &C., &c. For sale by
Dec. l9, 1855 JOHN BE E\II
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SHAVING,

WOULD respectfully announce to the citizens n
1 Cadiz that have again taken my old shop o
Market street, directly opposite McCurnlirks stor
which was recently occupied by Jones and Roper
would respectfully ask the public to give me cal
t"Number two.n
TERMS BY THE QUARTER
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Ez7- Ferguson has jast received another
large supply of Toys, Notions, Candies, w.,
which he designs selling cheap during the
Holidays.
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AM kinds of Custom Work.

which will be cut and nude ii the hest and ma.,
fashionable Style ard by tho hest mechanics n ~
country. A large stock Of BOYS cI.OfIilNss.
lowest prices M III T -
My stock ts thc largests best selected and stara
ready to prove Il ecidedly the cheapest 4, EInrfi.
sou county. | offer II fpF sale. II eAnes ssi,l,,n
IN this article, then give me eall Ii viii rT ,,A
plsasnre 10 shDW you through my ekleissiee s.,s
nlent and variety, and if Tail ID aiatv d n,s..
tile iant will be my own. / will Sc hx1ny n ~,
my cid friends and pessed 70 make the ae,sssint.
cnt 70 give me cali. ReaenlliRr lie oia.s. III ,.
corner Opposite The Court HOUSE. ana un'ssr ,t..I
''Sentipslr aifee. Cadix Ohio, W.
Cadiz, OHIO, Nov. I, 1858. fACOBCnARn
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BAtLooSISa-IMPORTGST 10 TRAyKLERs'
Mr. Harvey Moore. Of Lawrence county,
claims to have made an invenlim Of a new
kind CT balloon or ma;hine for navigating
the regions of upper air. He states he has
discovered principle by which direction
can be given TO an air car. and its speed ac-
celerated or retarded at the will of the en-
gineer, pilot who may take charge of it; and
without the use of ballast or waste Of gas
in the ascent or decent of the machine, at
the vii. Of the conductor.
If his views prove correct, and he be sue.
cessial in his projects. most travellers will
&c dispo"ed to prefer his method of convey.
ance TO the old system drumming along the
ground. The disposition SO prevalent a.
fnons Americans to see the country will
make such machine emineudy POPULAR
Further, as far as safety is concerned, it
will doubtless compare fayorably with the
means Of travel now employed. It's sue
cessi"l operation might indeed have seri-
Gus effect in decreasing Il e railway returns
for passenger traffic. Holders of railway
stocks will please take notce--Pitts. Union.
SHrMENT OF PorAToEs AND OHtoxs.-
During the past season. Mr.. H. Murray.
resident partner in this city of the firm OF
DonnelIi, Bazini 81 Co., of New Orleans
has purchased and shipped from the Louis
vile wharf, tifty-tEo thousand barrels of
potatoes and ten thousand bsrrcls Of onions.
This is an enormous trade in this depart
ment, and has, we believe Mt yer been e.
qualled in the west But it only comprises
the purchase of these artic les By the firm in
our market. They operate quite as largely
elsewhere. The price paid for the potatoes
averaged 81, 65 per barrel. - Louisville
Courier.
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9flarktts.
CADIz PRICES CURRENT.

eoREEcTED wEEELY
az CADiZ. DEC ~ s5S
- 49, $3.50. $1,000 s-ss---.s <t-.HfN
WHEAT i..t.ts. ......-t............ ltJl6l,6h
SokN' -. -. ...td5j
DAIs' ,..-.-sss -. -...-.s.' -.-.tNs... ...i1H.
rEAN oths,...ss.. .s.t.-..sAs...s.s..'.. Gt,cO
LEANS, WHITE. ..-.+................'. i,u9G...
AUTH A,---...... .-...--....'.... <,1hG...
NLoVERSkLu,s ...ss.. ......-..... ..O,UfG
ONluNSts ......--..-......... 5Udj..
DRIED Ar?I17S, per bpsliei, i,s............. Gd50
DhiED fEAehEs, ..-..-... 80. - a
bufrEE, -. ...ss...s....-....s..... .l6s..
GHEESE, ..'.'''. .......'......-s.t,A.... .l26..
LARD, zee. ............... .................. GFa
YORK, k,.........N... sFf6, Is
SALr,.... ......ss SO. ,O0T1.
E.GGS, 80. ........s... .S1..
llAN,.. ......... 100 opN3. g..
WOOD, ......-..... ........-2, ,0uf1.
w hooL,.- .sss...........3 3CiG+O
SoFFEE,. .....s..t........ .....iGl5
MoLASsES by the bbl.. ....................2g 2g1IS7
N. ". sugar .-.......t.. ..... 1fl9
FIsH-New shad, " bbl bbl.....s....-.....l2u5
Mackerel, No. ;, ............,,,,i30O
, 40 y ''..-....,...,.. 80
Herring :" ........... 49,. 500
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HAWLs. Broshea, isay State d d THIBIt, Isros
stock at reduced prices at MeFADDENSs
ttct 3, VS.
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.OaIO CULTLVATOR FOR 1853.

S. B. LuKENs, Sec.
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.ses will cnrn icvera

.. The Forest Pills is waP~Sle-
US disorder, or any coapln /. = :
iaciI ana morbid condition Of
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Arrived.

U ~ steamship Nashville Berry, Charleston - hours
msse ard pass spohOr3 Tleston Co. sd inst A. ",
enc sign ship showing red ssnal vi leer
bound n The " has had suoDg norhety winds north OF
ship Colunbi, Hucbps Liverpool p days mdse and al
pas. TO 8ar.tali Co 9Th lost. lat % % Ion ~ b.
snake ship L.uuel Dyer from New Orleans for Hayre ssne
tine exc .1uss bark sne This mOrsog insfs the
Hgh,hip John NcErnen SEAMAN fell OVERHEARD a1d was
eIowLsd The G. days from Geo ges Bank with vest
weather r,
Ship An ercan Eagle Moore London and Portsmouth Jan.
81 ud.e and 81 pass 20 =. r. Morgan
Ship Manila tof sath Given. ralso l06 days, Wa st.
Thors, 10 DAYS gusnl ". Riley. 18Th Inst Antonio
Leuap fsesu.n) fell the mAiOy ad d-eh, and ~1
allied Instantly The N days N. Of Haiteras with heavy
w. weather. =, =,
Ship Nsrcis Day (of DanNsc1tts Bars0w Newport q
6ay. railroad iron sa1foId seat0o Co. pass to Nesnh
& Sna =.
Biz Detroit of s. Georse) Robinson. Nueyi,1 p days
mahogany &c Simpson. MAY h-w Co 18Th iDs lst s.!
So on IT, part the dech load la heavy gale
scbr Vivid (Br) Curry Windsor. n u days. potatoes
70 master.
sctr M.ry H. 81 fHia Melville Dover. Del.
schr Flzs ELLINGTON Taylor Phi4dephs
scbr. Iuoien., huggle. Providence 800
Propeller Csedonis, Morsy, Baltimore 81 boln' Udse to
John Riley
sAILED-Ati his uorp0g from Quarantine ship
Republic Lsu.ou,ner for London steamships "s'h
ipson Bremen; SayaoDsb @ouh-Tner Ch4restonj
Janesowp NoIfok &C shps Empire state Guy tnnef %
utiou Liverpool Red hoysr san q aLcscOi he
yes and -uLeFand Havrsi bark Cuba, sisa brig Cfoon
Port su Prince.
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BY reference 10 our advertising coiuulIs, II Will De
seen that the United States Trust Company, of this
City, RECEIVER of the late Knickerbocker Bank, in
pursuance Of their trust will sell at auction, by c.
Halliday, this day, FEB. 90 a considerable amount
Of valuable real estate, comprising the handsome
Banking House the north west corner Of Four
tenth 1t. and the Eighthsv., and nearly fifty lots
the BlOomiDgdale Road, Tenthsv., One Hundred
and Fifth ard One Hundred ard Sixth-sts all OF
which we learn, will be positively sold TO the high
est bidder.
Mr.. Albert II. Ncolay regular sem-weekly auction
sale Of Stocks and Bonds viii take place on Monday
next, the Goth inst, at l2l clock al the Merchants
Exchange.
The annual statement Of the Mutu, Life Insurance
Company shows that the receipts fer the year ending
January 81. were ssl6 l2s 90 Of which s6i2 O9l IS
were for premiums and policies. The drburse-
ments were s5)9,3 IS, Of which s3le,5)) ~
were for deaths Of those holding policies. The assets
Of the Company are e. s5O,O77 Sc including t2,60s,
lle ca, invested on bond and mortgage. The total
amount q. risk on the st inst was s22, ls2 633 81,
beipg increase on last year OF s., 52l, 700. The
policies issued during the year 500 and the to-
tai number outstanding Feb. was sis, being an
increase of745, as compared with the corresponding
day of 1854.
The Bank of Louisiana has declared semi annual
dividend ot cent payable March 8 1t the Mer
chsIts Bank.
Ii is stated that Gov. Bing CHAM, OF Michigan, has
vetoed tie General Bark bib passed at tie laie ses-
sion OF the Legislature OF that State
The first meeting of the Few companies organized
TO work the Hudson, Darby, Sharon, Norwich and
Windsor Is called for tie 9th OF March, g, Detroit
An instalmen: Of sec. y share has been allied 90
tho Gogebie and Magnetic Mining Company stock.
In connection With the completion OF the Panaus
Railroad, we understand steamship will DO dis
patched from here for Aspnwan carrying freight only.
This 10 the opening OF new trade, and will enable
shippers to California TO place their goods in San
Francisco in about thirty days.
Eight thousand shares vi the stock Of ;hs Ohio s
Mississippi Railroad Co. are 70 be sold on Monday
a, ST. Louis, by Page & Bacon.
The Nassau Bank remove into their new building
on Monday morning. Its p.obab.y the pleuan,es..
mos, convenient. and elegsn. banking room 10 the
City. The location, the site Of old Clinton Hall
corner OF Nassau and Beekman ,ts., may now be con-
idered a. the business center Of our City. We W.
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PnsSencers Arrived

IN sbanshfp Geo,gs lac. fron arpinraA-s. Smith ard
ls6y John L. Cooper. }. < autttu A Ggna1c = >
ri6.on and ladv ssvoer Adams c. : FNpress ~
lev hicts sd lsny a. \. |umphres q nr'ss
Iste Ms Campbell aud daust,et Mrs Isa,cs aui Sc
vsut Mis- ir,be'h Fnmout, Cspt A - IL NV, " =
q L. Roy Cspt srs,k ssAy, Il Noys. Esq y Cu'has
Mrs FMslry. q Rstv's - sink Nrt lsfS Li1cltnr 4.
A Bremen J. BALDWIN Mrs MINOR Miss 81 nms "a, W.
pit. he'll Emrs after ". l. Jobu,ou J y. kisch 7 Il
saih Mr. Goljsuith ard csgshter Rudes To D bnlt'
ireton snd lsdg Mrs R,lln- " Spe.r. ISL, Nusht
ard LADY Bocty ". r0chssref ,Well., F.rEo % .
Fxpr, :. } wees Bentley $40 servant @ 'dcias
Phlhps Sm d Strsder lsrv ma 500 Captain j. smith
l. hn,in shsm llinaey q Co.. Etpr:, NeYn's,,,
Ms s.nh.rn J Holi.'ef Y stucker. NJ Bower. p
Fsme~orth Lipp. z DuDhn. Oe--au, sc.t', J.
Forobsm. J warsll. @n AlsrsoTer ; HosA n9tsh-t
{ Collins A Bishop. u pignum Amy. B,on-oA,
@ Sou q " GaNlsy A. 90 iisou, " csrva.eo,
J. Qus'ey y. Csllsh.n. J WI deron Forb-. the a
Fchtnaue sdy tbre. choren and serv'nt. I baou'n
T Tri,sn Lsunsse, { Luder MACK. = ,huoe5t
] Nc Do.eIl CApc : Washburn. Capt. W Ci4rt I.
Lynch A. Good. noBsh. rsmpoeil Antni. Alex buros
TIE Rev J. O. Pear 90. Dr. Fadry T. Pow-, MI, h.enny
ard csushter. John Ls;y. 4 II Ehnger Farley II Hale
snd iss NJ stser-se - -
In Saip MARCH, from Netcpors-Henry Harris, Nn fok
a. Wsrsb ssy and t~o ehlireo Andrew Palmer End two
dsught.r r. Juo Wartgh Va Mathews
Ir ,hip PRINCETON from iiropo)L-Jo In Wharton.
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" 1 FIN II 10 u 10 v Il Il
PORT OF Observation-Disclosures q
Cleared.

stesm.hp-southeruer Evan. Charleston spohord Tlo'on
& Co; Ausust. LYON. Savannah Mtchiiii Jahe'''"n
Parrish, X icnuord, Lud sn n Piea'spts 49, , TT,
sbips-s.a Lstk. "a oodbur,. Anfwerp w schnM
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