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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-04-10
lid UGA TEON,

THE undersigned will give private lessons to
/ Teachers or others desirons of receiving as
sistance in any branch Of study. Terms mode
rate. ALPHEJS A. KEEN.
Principal Of Pomeroy Academy
PomeroY. April 10th, 1855.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-04-10
JEREMIAH j. PETREL, VS. Roj

TEREMIAH j. PETREL, VS. Robert
eB Campbell William V. Depuy and John T.
Myers-In Megs Common Peas.-John 7. My
ers of the county Of Rockingham in the State Of
Virginia will take notice that on the 9th day of
March, A. d. 1855, jeremiah j. Petrol filed a
petition in the Office of II Clerk of the Court
of Common Pleas of Megs county, in the State
of Ohio, against Robert Campbell, William v.
Depuy and said John T. Myers-statng in sub :
stance that on the 9th day Of July, A. d., 1852,
said Campbell was in possession Of and held an
equitable title TO, Lot No. in Myers addition 10
Graham Station, (now Racine) in Meigs county,
Ohio, with the steam grist and saw-mll thereon.
That OH said 9th day Of JLly, SAID Campbell
sold, and by deed, conveyed to said ]. j. Petrel,
one undivided fourth of said steam and grist
mill, and one undivided fourth of the land on
which said mill stands, one fourth OF the engine
propeling said mill one undivided fourth of the
railway from said mill to the Ohio river &c.
That said John T. Myers and w. v Depuy
hold the legal or perpetual lease hold TO said
premises. That slid Ohm T. Myers holds the
notes Of said Campbell for the purchase of said
lot No. 2, to amount Of Sl500,00, or thereabout,
which operates as a lien on said lot No. Q; and
that SAID w. V. Depuy claims some interest in
said money and its lien on said lot.
That the plaintiff is entitled to have parti-
ton mace of said grist mill and the land
whereon it stands, of said engine, railway &c.
And the object and prayer of said petition is for
sale or partition of said grst-mill, engine,
railway &C. And for such general relief in the
premises as the case made in the said petition
demands. And said John L. Myers is furthermore
notified, that unless he appears and answers
said petition on or before the 18th day of May,
next, that at the term Of said court, next there
latter, to wit: on the 30th Of May, 1856, to be
holden, jud gment will be taken S demanded
therein. J. CARTWRIGHT, and
IRWIN g. PLANTS
| AIt,No for nlnniiff.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-04-10
W NJ. Il. LANGLE1,
Executor OF SAM'L. MAXON, deceased.
PnmernY Anrl g 1851.

DROBATE COURT, NIcigs county
l. FINAL SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNTS.
Notice Is hereby given that the accounts of the
following persons have been filed for settlement
Peter Hysell, Admr of VIM. Hysel, deceased
John Humphrey, Admir- OF Henry Stone, decd.
And the said accounts will be heard and settled
on the Goth day of April, 1855; unless otherwise
disposed Of.
ARTHUR MERRILL, Probate Judge.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-04-10

The RIVER AND WEATHER. River men
have certainly great reason TO become dis
heartened. The Ohio is again SO low that
the packets cannot make their regular
trips-'a circumstance very unusual at
this time Of year. The smaller boats ap.
pear to be doing pretty fair business.
The weather, which has remained unu.
sually cool and dry for the season, has mod
Grated somewhat, and there are indications
now of spring rains, or April showers.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-04-10

FATRoNi2ED BY THE NOBILITY AND MEDICAL PA'tL-
~ OF ENGLAND, AND ESTEEMED THE MOST III
TR,oRDIAARY MEDiCINE IN THE WORLD.
Medicines containing molaSSes or 6auoncn.
like lie boasted Sarsanarllas, require many bot.
ties to produce the slightest change in health
The FOREST WiNE IS altogether a different arti-
Gle. 1t contains no syrups TO give it consistency:
but acquires lis excellent flavor, and powerful
medical properties from IN e vegetable plants OF
which ii IS con passed. The FoRlsT WINK com
bneS the virtues OF the ,..,
WILD CHERRY, DANpELInN, YtLLow Dock.
AND SARsAPARlLLA!
with other valuable plants whose properties are
still more effective. 5...'
Its high contractions rendeS il one of thu
most Efficient medicines now muse. Sometimes
So than single bottle restores the lingering
patient from weakness, debility, and sickness, 10
strong aud vigorous health. The Forest Wine
is recommended, in the strongest atnns, for all
complaints Of the
u stomach, Liyers, Kidneys, Nervous Disor-
ders, Bilious Affections, DropS, Dyspepsia,
Loss of Appetite, Jaundice, Female Conf
plants, SefNfula, and all Disorders arising
from BAD Blood and impure habit Of the sys.
ZEN.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-04-10
1O3 NEW PIANOS
FOR
Christmas and New-YearS' Presents.

M + offer for sale from now until February 18TH
w 1855, the above number of new Rosewood
Pianos at lower prices than have ever before heen
known IN the United States, East or West, as
follows:
Extra carved Louis 18th, carved tops,
&c., manufacturers price in Boston,
Se00 for sale each at $3.50
5 Full carved Louis 18th, Z octaves, Bos-
ton price $780, for sale, each at 400
3 Carved Louis l4th style, 7octaves, Bos-
ton price $5r0; for sale, each at 4lo
6 Louis ldth style 6f and octave. New
York prices $3.50 to $500 each; for sale at 4lo
80 Full centre Pianos, some extra hand
some with carved cases, &C., usual prices
$3.50 to $3.50, at S275 to 375
55 Ofvarious styles, from 6 to octaves.
usual prices s245 to 1915; for sale at
S0n, Sl95, S2nn, S2l0, 1920, &C.. &c.
4 full ,Oritten Warrantee given with each In
Stru2ent
TERMS CSH.
Never before has there been such an opportu.
nifty of purchasing Pianos, either as regards price
or variety. Our present stock being fully twice
as large as any other in the country; and our Pi-
anos.are we'll known to be from the first makers
cfithe Union.
Our friends in Cincinnati well understand the
reason OF this extraordinary reduction in prices
Those living Mt distance are informed that the
extremely stringent state of the money market is
the cause of our thus Offering first class insru-
ments at these rates. SMITH & NIXON,
Piano Hall, No. 764 West Fourth
street, near Vine, Cincinnati, 0
July 10 1354yl
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-04-10
March 20, 1855, w6nlO

E0 doz Cut Tacks different numbers,
~ 100 gross Screws,
rlf 100 lbs 6-8 Shoe Nails, sst.e
with small dose Of Spirit Levels, Masons
I'foweIs, Albated, Iron and German Silver Tea
Table Spoons, Files, Tape measures, Squares,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-04-10

lust received a fine lot of Goods, suited to
- the season. Consisting Of
Silks, Satins, Ribbons, Delaines, Calicos, Cling
hams, Challys, Lawns, Musins, Checks,
Tweeds, CasSnettS, and full assortment Of
Dry Goods, Groceries. Hats, Caps, Bonnels,
Hardware, Queensware, Stone and Glass ware,
and all other desirable wares.
The above Goods might be borght withou
much coaxlng, if the cash were left in security.
icollateraN. WIN. H. REMINGTON
April 10, 1855. wa
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-04-10

NIARRlED.--on the Goth of March, by
Rev. g. H. Warren, Mn. JoHN G. SpRAouE and
EDITH HUDSON, all Of Meigs County, o.
NIARRlED.--On Sunday evening, April
9Th by Rev. R. Wilkinson, MR. REoRGE MARTIN,
TO MISS HARRIET GAsKrLL, all Of this vicinity.
nR. ELBEN has just received, some pure
Drenared TO vaccinate at his Office in MI Braneb,s
Building, Court-street, from 10 10 o'clock, A.
M, and from to 3, P. M; or persons will be
waited on at their residence.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-04-10
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE

BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE,
ID Nearly opposite "CENTRE WHARF" in
the town of POmeroy, 10 wit:
on Front Street Us 7-l2 by 50 IT, running
back to an alley 10 #.
8 on Plum Street (25 by 80 feeN.
3 on Condor Street, (say 26 by 90 feet.
to front the alley (say 26 by IS feeD.
For further particulars apply to Il. b. Smith,
upon the premises
Pomero", March 27 1855, tt.
GALE OF LOTS.---Noticei is hereby Civ
~ en-, that in pursuance of an order of the
Probate Court of Megs County, Ohio, | will,
as executor of the last will OF Samuel Maxon,
deceased, offer for, sale at the door of the
Court house of said county, on the, 9th
day of May, next, an undivided third OF
the following lots, viz: lots l. 2, 8, 4. 5, g. 7, 8,
9, the west half of lot No. l3, and lot No. IA,
subdivisions of lot No. 80, in the town Of
Pomeroy, said county. Terms: Half cash in
hand-half in four months.
WM II, LANGLEY,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-04-10

Z LANK WARRANTS and Afidavits for
~ Warrants for Justices of the Peace, for sale
at the Office OF the MEIGS CO. TELEGRAPH.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-04-10
LOGAN ITEMS.


NEw ApvERTrsEMENTs.-If any reader
of the Telegraph neglects to read the new
advertisements, asthey appear from time
to time, permit us to remark that such per-
sonefteR fails to see the most interesting
local matters published. and frequently The
things which most concern him. Form
stance, take the present number, and you
will fnd,S by examining The recent adver-
tisements, the following items ofintelligence
~. Mr.. Walling, State Engineer Of Mas
sachusetts, proposes to publish Map of
Meigs County, provided sufficient encour-
agement be given. Now every body can
see9at a glance the benefit of such map,
and the 'propriety Of securing the services
of so accomplished an engineer.
aaa Some Of our neighbors below are en-
deayoring to obtain the incorporation of
Middleport and Sheffield. This is highly
important matter to property owners in that
vicinity.
3. Several desirable and valuable lots in
Pomeroy are offered FOR sale--some by H.
B Smith, at private sale, and others at pub
lie salelb Executor Of Saml Maxon.
IS 4. The meeting Of the School Examiners
is especially important to teachers, and per-
sons desiringto to become teachers. When
ever meeting is appointed, the time and
place is advertised in the Telegraph.
ID g. The Agricultural Society advertise a
special meeting next Saturday.
! 6. The notice of the Pomeroy Academy
IS OF interest to parents desiring to give
their children good education (which is
much better legacy than money, houses,
or lands There is also notice, in the
same connection, which some of our Young
men weaid do well to profit by
Besides these there are the proclamations
Ct our merchants, and others, and legal
notices, of vital importance to interested
parties. Readers should never forget tc
examine the new advertisements.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-04-10

4 doz Plaid Long Sbaw,s,
n 1 do Grape and Thibet do
s At MOORE d OSBORNE.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-04-10
T ATERNIAN PALMER, Piainti0

wv VS.. Charles. E. ''Donnally, William Hop
kinS, and Adrianna A. Hopkins fis wife, ct al.
defendants Civil Action, Meigs Common Pleas,
petition 10 sell mortgaged premises--the said
Charles E. Donnally, Of Baltimore, Maryland, and
William Hopkins, and Adrianna A. Hopkins his
wife, of Mason. county, Virginia, will take notice
that on the 9Th day Of April; A. d. 1855, pc
tltion was filed against them and others, by Wa
terman Palmer, in the Court OF Common Pleas
of Meigs county, and is now pending, the oh :
ject and prayer Of which said petition, is to OBJ
tain judgment on note executed by Andrew
ronnally, deceased, to said Waterman Palmer, on
the 25th day of October, A. II. 1874, ror the sum
of six hundred and sixty dollars, ($660) payable
one day after date, upon which said note, the
said Waterman Palmer claims that there is due
the sum Of four hundred and thirty-seven dol
lars and seven cents (S437,0D said petition al
so prayS for the sale OF lots Nos is and 16 in
the town of Sheffield, Meigs county. Ohio, which
said lots were mortgaged to said Waterman
Palmer by said Andrew Donnally, by mortgage
deed executed October 25th, 1874, to secure the
payment Of said note. The said defendants are
further notified that unless they appear and
answer or eemur to said petition by the 2Sth
day Of May, A. d, 1855, the said Waterman
Palmer will apply to SAID court, at The next term
thereof, after the said 28th day of May. S55, Ia
take the matters of said petition as confessed
and to render Judgment according to the nrayeI
thereof. j. BRADBURY, Atty. for Plaintiff,
April 10, 1855 w-6 S5,25.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-04-10

A doz ladies and Gents Carpet Bags,
~ a do dn ao black OIL Llath.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-04-10

Al pieces Russia Crash,
y do Towel Diaper at
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-04-10

\ pieces Russia Table Diaper,
pieesJquard Cotton do at
MOORE q OSB0RN'S'
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-04-10
NEW MAP OF MEHGs COUNTY,.

sec'y of Board of Trus.
Pomeroy o., April 10, 1856.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-04-10
S p r ING lS5 S.

State Engineer Of Massachusetts
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NEW YORK MARKET.

AUGUST Mooney unchanged. Stocks dull.
Galena and Chicago Railroad, 1853: Cleveland
and Toledo 90t; Erie 524; Illinois Central, sTt
Harlem, PSI; Cumberland, 293; Reading 9it;
Canton 2T9, Del. & Hudson. 81; Q. S. 6's of 81,
20E; Mich. Southern 1903; PenHa. Coal Co. 100.
Cleve. & Pitts IS; Missouri 6's 954; Ohio 6's OF
20. 1I1t.
n. o. middling at III; Upland rliddins lOE.
Flour arm, sales Southern, at $1,000; State
brand and Western Ss,50aS.I5. Wheat stifferp
not higher, sales OF Southern white al SECS; red
1855. Corn lower, SAFES OF mixed at S53. Pork
tribe lower, with sales ST 9,62. Beef firm. Lard
unchanged with limited business at previous rates
Whisky dull. Coffee firm, Rio IL S. Sugars
buoyant. MolasSes advanced, sales ii Orleans al
S5c, Porte RiccO the same, Muscovado 81. To,
bacco firm.
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From NEW YORK

AUo. IA large meeting of working men wa,
held in the Park last evening to consult upon
cleaning sireets-some 1000 persons present.
The Anniversary of Emancipation IN the Wesi
Indies was duly observed by large number of oul
colored citizens, 10y picnic Jamaica, l.. L.
Two military companies composed of colored men
formed an escort 10 the procession.
Several cases Of cholera, malignant in type,
have been reported in Brooklyn.
The report of business at the Z. S. Assay office
in this 9th for the month OF July shows the follow
ing aggregates. Total deposites payable in bar.
l,I22, goo. Deposites payable in coins $1,000, ag
gresate 1,1i0,000. Gold bars stamped l. 49,. 5I2 %
On Tuesday evening yonng lady named Nc.
GowaR was drown ned in east river. She was one
of party of FIVE, in pleasure boat that was up.
set by coming IN collision with vessel in The
stream,
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BE
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIvAL o. we WAsHINeToN.


NEw YoRK, Aug. 2.-The steamer Washington
arrived this morning, with two hundred and fifty
passengers.
She left Bremen on the 18th, and. stopping at
Cowes. brings Liverpool papers of that dale, but
her news was anticipated by the arurai of the Asia
at Halifax.
Admiral Mscbeuof, in command of the Russian
fleet at Sebastopol was killed during the attack of
JuIylIth.
The correspondent of the London News writes
under dale oF July Is. as follows.
We are still far from the works of the enemy,
and as the space between us is swept in every
direction by the Russians PtoIectTveS. Our ap-
breaches progress very slowly. In the attack on
Rystadt, made by the English Erisale Hsneor on
the 81 Of July, AZ Russian merchant ships were
destroyed, amounting IN The aggregate TO about
%, GO tons.
The steam ship Pacific from Australia arrived
at Plymouth on the 18th. with Is, COO pounds in
gold dust. Afairs in AuStralIa were quiet. Re-
ceipts Of gold were about the usual average Goods
selling low, and importation continued to be large
The steam ship Great Britain had cleared with
40 COO ounces in gold dust.
U. S. Corvette jamestown was at jamestown
July IL,
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ITEMS

BosFoN, August 2.--The Asa is telegraphed
below, she will reach her berth about noon. Her
mails for New York and Philadelphia Will be de-
spatched hence by this afternoons tram.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 2.-Three new cases of yell
low fever and three deaths reported ct Gosport
Six new cases have occurred at Norfolk, but no
deaths reported.
A fire occurred this morning, by which the es-
Enlistment of Poplin & Thompson, wholesale
druggists, on Baltimore St, totally destroyed.
Loss $50, Goo. Insured for S75, COO.
NV OaLEAxs, Aug. 1.-Dr. Aacfarlane, dis
tinguiShe physician OF this city, publishes letter
in the True Delta. declaring the yellow fevert 10 be
epidemic.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-03

We have not referred 10 the city printing for
suy ether purpose except to set the Council right
before the public. We nave no controversy with
the InielIigencsI, and cauEot even find occaSion1
10 lead its article OF yesterday. We simply know
we stated the facts snd that the Council measure
was the best that could be adopted. We have no
interest in the printing. lines and Gazette.
You did not state facts. fthe Council is salts
fed thstit has been ''set right by its champion,
We opine that the public has different opinion.
We mnstof course take the above as an acknowl-
edgmsut on the part of the Times and Gazette
Shat j: IS Unable TO justify before the people either
ix contract or its bill.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-03

Loss OF TIE STEAMER KESTUcKx HoNE.-The
Cincinnati Columbian of yesterday morning gives
The following account of this disaster.
AnSiaer AwfHI CatstrOPhy-A Number of
Lives LOst-Stenmb boat COlIfHTon.
uhe Of The most terrible accidents which, from
tine 10 time occur upon our Western rivers, hap
Psned an Monday night, on the Ohio river, oppo
ME Sugar Geek, which is five miles above War
saw, kentucky, 1t was the collision of the
Kentucky Home, C plain Reed, on her way from
FNShaIsh 70 Louisville, with the steiner Tele-
graph No. 5-eoming from Louisville to this city.
hoih StsaEners were under headWay, and how
the accident occurred is not very clear, as both
OoaS sounded their Whistles several times before
!hel eame together. When they met the bow OF
ne Telegraph struck near the forward hatch of
ne AsntacSy Home, at once crushing in her tim
Us2.' winch caused her to take IN water rapidly
Ill sax IN lew minutes in deep water. There
|fi7 number OF passengers, men, women aud
s-'-t-a' on the kentucky home at the time, but
'ls u11eels aud passengers of the Telegraph, by
Ea' s1ertions, rescued all except four deck hands
" ~e boat, who are missing, and are believed to
Lave been drowned.
-. nos OF The passengers were brought up to the
w % The Telegraph, the officers and passengers
' inca dld all IN Their power by donations of
-one! anc clothing, TO relieve The unfortunate
E~sSslgerS on the Kentucky Home, most Of whom
rs; all ;heir baggage
ne kentucky home belonged to Captains Reed
s slu Miller OF Pittsburgh, and was new stern
assi ooat' worth about SIS, 600, on which there
4a'1 70 BE $1,000 insurance, IN Pittsburgh on
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FROM AIFXICO.

NV ORLEANS, 20.-By the ARRIVAL of the steam
ship Nautilus from BrazOs Santiago We have later
advices from thai quarter, the revolution was pro-
crossing. Gen. Wall has fallen back upon Mata-
moras designing TO make stand there. The lev
olutions;s following and force OF 1000 men under
Gen. Vidalez are marching from Monterey towards
deemed inevitable. The mortality for the week
ending to-day was 2I5 including II3 from yellow
feYHr
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Darn AND DAMAGES BY LlCHxlSo.-The Court
House in Pruntysown, Taylor county, as has been
hs'ztotore noticed, was recently struck by light
ang. but the loss of life aud the damage to the
building have been exaggerated in the published
accounts. young man named Jedidiah Dunhanl
vas killed, and several Others slightly injured
The Court House was but slightly injured.
On Friday last the Elk Mn, of Mr.. Samuel r.
Steel vas struck and several pesoas more or less
affected. though no material damage was done.
During the same storm, three horses, one OF
them a valuable animal, belonging to Mr.. Tru-
man Gore, we've killed. They were standing un-
der Tree which was struck, With their heads near
the trunk, and although the tree was but slightly
injured, tie horses were killed.
The Pruntytown Gazette says that ssSIr. Alex
andsF Williampon was struck on Friday last.
while wOrhing on his farm, and although severely
Injured IS getting well. mare of Col. David
COphns. in this county, was killed few days
previous. A large number of trees in different di-
rscuOns' but all nesrthis tow have been struck.
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IsDEcExr.-we understand that large mum
Der ne are in the habit of bathing in the river
bstxeen the boat yard and the wharf, in the eve
ning briole dark. Thee custom is very indecent
annoyance to passengers On,boats. and others, and
should receive the attention Of the police.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-03

HrlE -KnickerbOcker aud Grabsm's
Magazine for August, ''Panorama of Life and Lit
ersture,'' new monthly published by Llttell &
Co, and "Cleve HAIL. new work by Miss Low
ell, have been received by Robinson & Bro. Also,
"New York Cousuello, or the Fancies and Follies
Of Fashionable Liie,'' and "Wu Watch, the
Bold Smuggler''
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PaIr1MnpF nI,pErrc

BALTIMORE, Aug. 2.-saIes If 20GO bbls city
mills and eco bbts Howard street flour $50. Also
1000 bbsof the latter deliverable Sept 5th al s. co.
Wheat firm advanced 5 cents ON yesterdays quo
tanonS, receipts 1900 bush. Com unchanged
receipts light
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ARRIVAL OF THE BLACK WARRIOR.

NV YOkK, Aug. 2--S,eatnship Black Warrior
from Mobile via Havana arrived this morning with
dates from Havana 10 the 2Sih.
The papers contain nothing Of importance. The
markets remain unchanged.
TIE Empire City arrived on the 9th and sailed
the same day for AsPiuwall. Another ARRIVAL OF
troops from Spain occurred at Havana on the 25th.