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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-02-16


Court Common Pleas Sandusky County, o.
oRRIN A. ROBERTS. Plaintiff,
VS
Mary p. Ewing,
Edgar M. Gregory,
William A. Ewing,
Alexander Ewing, aud (rEr q r.
Martin B Ewing, Defendants,
NHARTIN B. EWING, is hereby notified
lNl that Orrin A. Roberts has filed petition
in said Court for the specific performance Of a
contract for in-lot No %, in Ewiug's Addition
70 the town Of Lower Sandnsky, now known as
in-lot number three hundred and eighty-one, in
Fremont Sandusky County, State Of Ohio
Said petition statesthat said Roberts has fully
performed said contract on his part, and that
said MARY P. Ewing is owner Of said lotin her
own right, and she and said Gregory are bound
10 convey the same BY warranty deed.
The prayer of said petition is that said de-
Pendants all, convey TO plaintiff said lot SO far
as they may have any interest therein, and
that plaintiffs title be quieted, and for general
relief. Said Martin B. Ewing is required TO
answer on or before the seventeenth day Of
March, A. D, 1855.
- ORRIN A. ROBERTS.
January 26, 1856 lwT-Pr. Fee, ,S4.65
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NOTICE is hereby given that petition will
IN be presented to the Commissioners of San-
duskv county at their next regular session. Tor
the location Of county road on the following
route 10 wit
Commencing on the east bank Of the Sandus-
ky river, opposite the wharf at the mouth OF
Muskalunge Creek, thence eastwardly on the
most eligible ground To the south east corner OF
Harrison Williams land on Negro Point, at the
bank OF said river. Thence meandering along
the bank Of said River 10 the southeast corner
Of Williams Reserve, thence eastWsTdly 10 the
south. west corner Of the north-wes. quarter Of
section I3, townsl ip ,, range Is; thence due
east on the centre line OF said section l5, to Tie
township line road, between Riley and Sandus-
Ky townships. January 90, 1854 lw6
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pr. w.. B. F.9RRELL,S
CELEBRATED ORIGINAL
Arabian Linament.

Arabian Llnamcnt.
Established 1s44.
Tile Genuine can dl,00ys be known by the
name DR.. ". B. Farreps arabian LIN
dmemt. AL other Linansents By this
name are Counterfeits.
The Arab an Linimeut,
Is used upon the human system, with un-
Palsy.
The Arabian Lioiment,
viii cure pain and weakness in the back.
The Arabian Liniment
Willcure spinal diseases, sHellings, sprainE
and bruises.
The Arabian Liniment
Will cure sore feet. sore hands. corns and warts.
The Arabian Liniment,
Will cure mumps, frosted parts, and swelled
neck,
The Arabian Liniment,
Will cure sore throat, sore eyes, and head ache.
The Arabian Liniment,
viii cure burns, scaIds. wounds and aesh cuts.
The Arabian Liniment,
Will cure snake bteF, and many cutaReous
The Arabian Liniment,
Willcure contracted cords, stiff joints. and neck.
The Arabian Liniment,
viii cure or relieve nearly ervous or in
famatory diseases.
The Arabian Liniment,
Is adapted TO all constitutions.
The Arabian Liniment,
Is blessing TO the afflicted.
The Arabian Liniment,
VIII render perfect satisfaction ia all cases.
For Horses and Cattle,
The Arabian Liniment, will cure sprains,
bru ses, windgalis and swelliugs.
The Arabian LinimenG,
Will cure galds. cuts, wounds and scratches.
The Arabian Liniment,
Will cure sweeney, founder, and psll evil.
The Arabian Liniment,
Will cure cholic, bolts, and all inAamations.
The Arabian Llniment,
Should he in the Store OF every Dealer.
For sale in Fremont, by
S. BUCELAND e. go, and
J. F. WOOSTER,
by Druggists generally, and the Proprietor, S.
Dearborn stIeet. Chicago, III. 35-6m
CPERM, Slerine, and Tallow Candles, con
- stantly en- hzadat ?. CLOSES
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Choice Bargains,
Now Offering at
Beery's Cash Store!

CLYDE, OHIO.
T am daily receiving additions to my large
i stock Of Cheap Goods, of New Styles.
EF Our terms are CASH. -@
And we shall not sell DOLLARS worth on
CREDIT. ~ Cash Customers will please
call and examine the following Splendid bar
gains:-
A Large Stock of Groceries,
Teas As. and Coffee Is. Tobacco bigPile, all
kinds; Rice, Goldfish, Syrups and Molasses: we
have an article of HOGsy Syrup, new thing for
hotel and Family use.
1000 yds. Ladies' Dress Goods,
Prints, all wool delaincs, plaids all styles, at
about any price. Also, new styles of Shswls,
and Talmas, that are not kept in this vicinity.
Also, a large stock of Ladies' Collars, Chemi-
sets, under-sleeves and hosiery.
$4,000 Worth of CLOTHING, at pri-
ces that no one can compete with. Nice, new
styles and tip-top made. Also, those 5 cords
HATS and CAPS, and Mems wear in Cassi-
mers, satinets, hannels, drawers, understands
and neck tiles. And then we come to
I,5OOprs. BOOTS and SHOES. for La
dies, children and men, new styles. 500 pairs
boys' and misses boots that are right, and |
shall reduce the price on boots and shoe this
fan. Our stock is tip-top, and prices, o. K.
Also the best stock Of staple and fancy Goods.
Satinet at IS Sd and upwards; red fannels at
low figures; Tweeds cloths and cassimers, all
wool goods 20 per cent less than last years
prices.
Crockery and Hsrdware-Carpets at
cost and transportation. Wall and Window
Paper-I 600 rolls, cheap. Lots of Goods not
enumerated. Remember, this is the place to
get goods right.
ES We take almost anything in ex-
change for our Goods. Or Foreign Bank
money at par. p. B. BERRY.
Cl..I. a A.a o. IaSA Anic
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Drugs, Medicines, Glass,

Drugs, Medicines, Glass,
DYE-WOODs, q DYE-STUFFs,
PAINTS, OILS. PUTTY, &c.
8. BUCKL.4JVD S' CO.,
.HAVE just received slargelot Of Drugs and
Il Medicines, fresh from the Importers,
which they are offering at the very Lowest
Cash price. Our stock is now complete, and
we will convince any and all, who may favor US
with a call, that we can and do sell Drugs and
all other Articlesin our line, as cheap as they
can be bought this side Of Cleveland. All arti-
cles WARRANTED GOOD and just what they are
recommended or the money refunded.
Particular attention paid to Physicians or.
ders, and good articles always given with the
privilege Of returning all articles not good.
PAINTS AND OILS
Warranted p ,re, and cheap as the cheapest.
1000 Kegs Lead ground and dry,
20 Bbls. Linseed Oil,
100 lbs Paris Green,
1000 Whiting,
100 I" Chrome Green,
100 Z" Chrome Yellow,
500 " French Yellow,
500 ." Ventian Red,
500 't Red Lead,
so /" Amber Burnt and Raw,
25 " Vermillion,
3 Bbls. Turpentine,
3 /" Sperm Oil,
3 " Fish Oil,
3 Yarnish for furniture and coach
And very choice lot of Pure Wines and
Liquors, for Medicinaland Pharmacsuticalpur.
poses only.
Give us a call, before purchasing elsewhere
and be convinced that Buckland's is the place
to getthe worth Of your money. Don't forge
the place No. 8, Buckland's Block at the sigr
of the Book and Mortar.
Fremont, Oct. l, '53.-tE.
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ATTACHMENT.
JACOB F. R. sEBRING,)

JACOB F. R. sEBRING,)
vs..
Charles A. Henry.
A T the instance Of the Plaintiff, an attach
n ment has been issued by s. Buckland, a
Justice Of the Peace of Ssndusky township.
Sandusky County, Ohio. for The sum Of one
hundred and forty-6ve dollars and fifty cents
agsinst the goods and ch4ltles Of Charles A
Henry, an absconding debtor.
J. F. r. SEBRING.
February 9. 1855. 2w6-Pr.Feesl.75
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ChriItophsr Miner.

Christopher MiIner,
CHRISTOPHER MIZNER will take notice,
~ that petition was fled against him on the
29d day Of January, A. D. eighteen hundred
and fifty-fiVe in the Court Of Common Pleas, Of
Sandusky county, aud State Of Ohio, BY Miner-
va Main, wherein the said Minerva Main de-
mands partition Of the following real estate in
Ssid county TO wit;
The east part Of the west half Of the south
west quarter Of section number thirty -one,
township number six, range number sixteen.
containing about eighteen acres Of land, and
being the remainder Of said half quarter section
above described, sftsr taking off tifty-two acres
thereof from the west side Of the same occupied
BY BFedner Ferguson.
And that at the next term OF said Court aP-
Plication viii be made BY said Minerva Main,
foi an order that partition NAV be made of said
premises MINERVA MAIN
By BUCKLAND g. EVERETT,
Fahez FE He. Attorneys
January 95, 1855. Iuf-Pr. Fee. S4.70
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Legal Notice,

Legal Notice.
Ssndusky County, o. Court Common Pleas.
WILLIAM NJ. REDFI ED, Plaintiff,
against
FRANCIS A. BEACH, Defendant,
ERANClS A. BEACH, is hereby notified
il that William M. RedfeId has fled Pc
tition against him in the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Sandusky County, State Of Ohio, the
object and prayer Of which petition is, to en-.
force the performance Of written agreement,
made and entered into by said Beach and said
RedfieId, on the 6th day of October. A. d.
eighteen hundred and ffty-o for the convey
ance BY plaintiff 10 defendant Of the following
described lands, TO wit:
The north half Of the southeast quarter of
section number twenty-seven, in township
number six, range number fourteen containing
eighty acres. Also, the northeast quarter Of
the northwest quarter OF section number two,
in township number FIVE, range number four
teen containing forty-two and ninety7fve one
hundredth acres. Which lands are situated in
Sandusky county, Ohio.
Said petition states that said RedEeld has
complied with the conditions Of said contract
on his part, and that said deed has not been
delivered, and prays that said Beach may be
compelled to convey said land to him, and for
other proper relief Defendant is required TO
answer by the 26lh day of February, eighteen
hundred and fifty-fve.
WIN. M. REDFIELD.
By his Attorneys,
BUCKLAND & EVERETT.
Fremont. JAN II, 1855. 5lw7-PFS5.32
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will
IN be presented TO the Commissioners Of
Sandusky county, at their next regular session,
for the vacation Of 4 road commencing al point
on the south side OF the Western Reserve aud
Msumee Road, in township i've range fifteen,
where the section line Of % aud 20 crosses the
same, thence south on said section line, and
between sections 80 and 80 TO the County Road
leading from Big Muddy Greek to Fremont.
Febrnary 2, 1855. 2w6s
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"a

OTlCE.-The subscribers 10 the capital
stock ofthe Fremont aud Indiana Rail- (
road, will take notice that the sth instalmeht
il now due, and hope prompt payment will be
made. The subscriber is authorized 70 receive
installmentS and win be found in the Birchard
Block. d. W. ARMSTRONG;,
Fremont, Nov 10. lS54.-4li Sec'v.
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Attachment.
D. Belts 3 Ase@'l co,

Va.
Charles A. Henry.
A T the instance Of the Plaintiffs. an attach
IA ment has been issued by S. Buckland, a
Justice Of the Peace Of Sandusky township,
Sandusky County, Ohio. for the sum Of twenty
six dollars and seventy cents, against the goods
and chatlles Of Chas. A. Henry, an abscond-
ing debtor. d. BELTS & co.
Fremont, Jan &c. lw7-Pr. Fee. $l.75
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CHARLES s, GLICK.

GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT,
Cash or Mutual Risks Taken.
A TTENTloN Invited to the New York
"A City Insurance Company; deposited cap
lIal-Five Hundred Thousand Dollars.
Also, City Insurance Company. Cleveland
-Capital-S300, 900.
Fremont, Nav 10, 1854.
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Kessler & Co.,
I'D ESPECTFULLY announce to the citizens
IA of FREMONT, and vicinity,
That they have just opened at the
Stand formerly occupied by Mr.. p. Close;
A NEW STOCK OF
Groceries, Provisions,
AND FLOUR;
Which we offer at Wholesale or Retail. at the
LOWEST RATES, for CASH,
FRESH BAKED BREAE,
Rusk, Cakes, Pies, Crackes, &c, every day,
Families or Grocers supplied on liberal terms,
and at short notice.
Amongst cur Stock may be found full supply
fsvery article called for in our line, such as,
Green and Black T;S, Rio and Java Cof-
fee, Crushed, ,Grenulated Pulverized, ,Cof-
Zee and New Orleans Sugars. Moasses,
Golden Syrup, the best assortment
Of Tobacco in town, Soap, Rice,
Goldfish, Starch, Lemons, Raj
sons, Nuts, Herring, Sperm
and Stearine Candles, Bak-
ing Powders, Saleratus,
@ "A VA WD II &c - .
Toilet Soaps. Soda. Cheese, Pruaes, Figs, Es-
seuce Of Coffee, Soda and common Crack.
ers, and some OF the best brands of
FLOUR CONSTANTLY ON HANDl
Amongst our stock may be found
General Assortment of Yankee Notions,
such as Pocket Knives, PortMonies, SandSoap,
Shaving Boxes and Brushes, Perfumery,
Hair Oils. Rubber Combs, and in fact,
every thing in this line.
We rr0uld eov ~ GloSa's old puefonaarp
and as many new ones as may favor US with
call, we intend to make it TO their interest to
Examine our Stock and Prices,
Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
! Our facilities are equal to any Of the kind in
| the country, and our stock has been lately pur-
chased at the most advantageous terms, and
thus we are enabled to compete with any like
establishment. We shall also be supplied with
Fresh Oysters,
Ts sell by the Can, or
Served up in any Style.
Also, good assortment of
Pale, Dark, Peach and Cherry
BrGndGeS.
Also, Old Scotch, Irish and Monongahsla
WHISK
London Porter, Scotch. Detroit and Pittsburgh
Il LIE,
Gin, Rum and Common Whisky by the Barrel,
as low as any other place in the country.
We intend TO sell as Low as the LOWEST,
as CHEAP as the CHEAPEST. Our motto
is and will be, "a nimbIe sixpencs is better
than slow shilling,' ''small profits and quick
returns. o. REMEMBER THE PLACE.
Next door North of Haynes
Where we will always be glad to see you with
Your Pocket full Of Rocks,
And will take pleasure in showing you and SELL
ing you any thing in our line.
CASH WILL BE PAID,
For Potatoes, Apples, Peaches, Butter, Eggs,
Cheese, and other Country Products for Fam
ily use. Fremont, Oct. 2, lS54.-3In
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WAR WITH RUSSIA!
England { France Assist the Turks!

WE look with great interest for the arrival
w ofthenext Steamer from Europe, which
willundoubtedly, bring the intelligence of most
sanguinary conflicts between the great Powers
Of the Eastern Continent.
But that need not however alarm the people
Of Northern Ohio, and more especially the citi.
zens ofSandusky county, for they
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Notice of Suit.

January g, 1858. Iuf-Pr. Fee. s4.7O
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Court Common Pleas ssndusky County, o.
oRRIN a. ROBERTS. Plaintiff,
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R0ad Notice,

ORRIN A. ROBERTS.
January 26, 1856. IwT-Pr. Fee,S4.65
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gslesrapbeo to the I,ailu Grssesnl
NEW YoRK ELEcrf0H.
NJ M. sournsas ~. s.rosAL ruas.


NEW YoRK, Nov. Tho State Assembly, as
far as heard from, stands as follows: Republic
can, 40; Hards and Softs, 45 j; Americans, SO.
In ffty-eight counties the American State
ticket has q plurality Of 10000 votes
New York Market. !,
Our cotton market is firmer, and NO quote
Orleans Middling 81, and Uplands Middling 81
cents per pound. Flour is frmer, with sales Of
Ohio at 80 87a, and Southern at so SID per
Dbl. Sales of Southern White Wheat at ~ Is,
and Western Mixed Corn at 95 cents per bushel
NEW YORK, Nov. Is. Ohio Flour is firm at
40 l2a q o 25 per Dbl. Sales Of Southern Red
Wheat at $2a 205 per bushel. Corn is nm
changed and firm. Pork is firm at 500 a ~ 81
Der barrel for Mess. Lard sells at IL 1880
per Id, and Whisky at s9l 400 per gallon.
River Intelligence.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 13.-The river is ut stand,
with 8 feet water in the canal.
The steamer Fanny Bullitt left yesterday for
New Orleans.
CINCINNATI, Nov 49, W. Flour is firm at
Ss per barrel Sales Of White Wheat
Of 81 rs and Red at ~ 65 per bushel. Rye
sells at 50 q $50 per bushel. Whisky is higher,
With sales at So $3.50 per gallon. Sales Of
Sugar at 10 and Coffee at III q 12c per Id.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-14

10 persons owning Texas Land Scrip, Head Right Cert
Gates, Bounty and Donation Warrants:
The undessnod having engaged in the Land
long ts, having perfect knowledge Of The sysem
Texas from experience, patronage from all psraons having
elaina in Stats.
Dir Bssoa spent deal Of time locating and sur
vsyins Landi be upper portion Of the State
All the Information requisite - gsoi locations
inappropriate State. He will make .he selections
self the ground The locations bettsras
they will be the settlements aad in market
now preparing for trip the woed aud will
get sufficient certificates We insure fsrtset
ehsrye Land except We personally
exsmns,
E Our charges third OF the tnd 2 per
We paying all erpsnse delivering the
~ Send your oedcstss Those who by sho1ld
keep nuhs date sias Of the original grantee
he asheais. and duplicates 10 easily obtained
GRIFFIN 4 BLEDsoE
Aastin, Texa, Oct. ssth, 1855. 5s g
....Rsfersncea:
Gov. Z. NJ, PEAsE, Austin, Texas.
Hon. P II. BELL do do
-BALIIN6ER a JACK. Attorneys at Law, Galveston.
l.. II. DUNCAN, Commission Merchant, New oaeaua
& IL. MCMAHON b CO. do do do
ANDERSON RoyLES. Attorneys .LaH, AIObls.
bss JOHNSON, Yirksbasg Mis-.
Fsa' siGssis i sAFyFiSI NsrhaA es .sf sYlneWsl
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Near GO0ds!. .sssC Goods
GiqueI a. Jamis ON,
AT THEIR OLD STAND,

Is onAnrnns STREET. Is.
sale cf tho argest complete
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY offered in the South
Their q all Of hsir Importation soid al
VERY Low PRICES. /! cousists in part of
Rich Black and Coorsd DRESS SILKS;
Rich Printed, Pain and Paid CAsIMEREs;
Rich MoUs1ELINEs DE LAME and cHALLIEs;
a BoMBAZtNE, hiERiNo S, ALPACA, etc.;
French, Ensi.h rid American CALI 0ES;
Printed, PL i'd and Solid Colo I'D BA7EGEs;
Rich Silk and worsted CURTAIN DkMAsk;
Rich Embroidered Muslin and Lc,e CUaTAiNst
jacquard and Dan lsk CURTAIN MUSLINSi @
\ CURTAIN CALI ogs, Printed and Solid Colora;
linen BoBBINET and Linen MEETINGS;
French, Scotch and Iisi Rea Linen SHEET1NG;
French asd hish Danask Table CLoTR3 NAPKINS; .
y BHtR1ING LINENS, made seur order.
ToWELINGS, OF ever description; y. .l-- f
JACoNETS NULL MULL and WAINsoOKS; EW ..T5
ReslInda and swiss MUSLINs.
grsstsst variety styles gotten up
under supervision, consisting Of
cHEMsETTEs and SLEEVES, brooches, coLLARErrEs sic.
Embroidered Eessoonsd and Lace Cambria HDKS;
Velvet ana Cloth CLoAKs and MAETILLAs
SILK and Lace scARFs and MANTILLAS, in variety
chlden's silk. Marselle. and Popin JACKETS. scARrs
DRESSES etc., stc. sss XXI
English, French German HOSIERY OF every yle and
8 quality; s.sr.@5g Il 5.As@.J sl5-5 1s4 ss=
KID GLOVES made especially for us: sSEg78 EH
N FLANNELs,o Of every description and quality,
French, English and American BIZ NKETs;
DOMESTICS Of the most celebrated makes 4S1+
cAsslMEREs. sATINEITs. TWEEps;
COZ .oNADEs, DEM Ms CFECKs and STRIPES.
PLANTATION GOODS.
KERsEys LTNsEYs, Northern Southern mskes; n
Plsin + ~ilsd osNABURes, white colorsd.
French, English American NEGRO BLANKETS; # y7
TWILLED FLANNEIs and WOoLEN HALF HOSE;
r. which will At The VERY LOWEST PRICES.
x GIQUEL & JAMESON, "A
II uolq - street
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coNvENTIoN OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.

! =. = NEW ORLEANS, November 70, 1855
WHEREAS impression prevails to extent In this
community tia. tho Fire Companies participating in the
Convention will continue their services after the
day Of December next of the Csys support and
9heres the Council has Afforded ample take
favorable action propositions forth In the Memorial Of hs
Fire Department His Honor the Mayor 9sh 81
October adopt the protect City
from ccnaagr lions hereafter
new, THIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE TO ALL PARTIES INTER
EsTED That the united and firm ssolve Of the
the date stipulated. in Of failure neglect
the Of the Common Council to give ssaae the
gyanees complained ha be redesed and the Fire
placed state OF efficiency pointed In their Memorial will
proesed Al to dissolve their organisation wind aaa
and not form themselves composites for fire heasr
until their demsnds complied with By order Of the
signsdi WIN. sALohoN, President
Asss sigasd R. L. ROBERTSON. J Secretary. MA sps
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A brakeman on the Galena and Chicago Rail-
road, seeing a lady fall between the cars, sprang
under the moving train, pulled the woman I'M
der the brake-rod, and sustained her until the
train stopped, thus saving her life.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-14
ADJUSTMENTS LAST EVENING.

ST. CHARLES THEATER.--Mrs. Farren made
second in this cy the present
the last evening The hose was exceedingly well filled
Ia every part and the circle radiant with beauty
The play selected for the occasion was terri
bs affair called eThe Strangern than which not even
pizarron is more deserving Of and condemns
tion Being known piece serves, to extent,
as criterion by which to judge the merit of those who
appear in It, and in that s Its sole merit The parts
distributed to Mr. Pope the Stranger, etudley Baron
Stentort Mark Smith Solomon Wright as Francis and
Mrs Farren as Mrs Halier It was well mounted, and
toerably we'll dressed Mr. Pope, Mark Smith and Wright
have all been In the play before and sufices
to say that their old reputation not diminished by
their latest eiforts.
OF Mrs Farrenit Is somewhat difficult to speak. Any
other play would have been acceptable to than
the one seleeted for test Taking the thing how
ever presented Inclined to think that
ona we have previously has better depicted the
rious feelings intended to be called into requiston than
did the STAR of the last evening. There eyi.
dent stranng after effect but natural display Of feel
ing could have been expected Perhaps effected In
such character. F5 ss5is, Nj IN
Mr. Pope played the strange, with much snd COR
recness rendered the character human and nat
as we have seen IT. MIR Mark Smiths Solomon
was In ali respects, admirableaold mem being egt
innate field for the display Of his peculiar abilities
PELICAN THEATER. Frazier had o ben
et the last evening, at the Pelican when Robert Ma
cairs was revived, with Mr. Frazier jacques Supp,
and Mr.. Charles as Robert Macairs The house we'll
filled, though not SO fully could have wished and
the piece performed pretty well-a things taken
into consideration 1t ia easy manage the
leading parts OF the pisee many imagine and de-
gree Of allowance has to be made for shortcomings In it
N ARMoRY HALL.--.s PEEPS Original Campbell
Minstrss inaugurated their sesop last evening at the
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The Port Gibson Herald Of Friday last says

| IHe Tut uIueVH HeTHIu OF TTIuHy IHHE BHyB
The yellow fever continues to prevail in this
town. We had thought that the severe frosts,
succeeded by drenching rains, would have
purged us Of this fearful curse. But it is NOT
80 There is no abatement of the disease.
There has been from ten to fifteen new cases
since our last issue, and the following persons
have died J. W. Gordon, B. O. Brown, James
Boyd, Manuel Levy There have been several
deaths in the adjoining county. When the
dreadful scourge that now aff1icts US will sub
side, the good God only knows.