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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-18

DEFINED sUGAHs-
~ ~ bols Iovering's Crushed Sugar
% StuNts do do
- Powdered A.
81 half boxes stuArt's Loaf do
Receiving, for sale By
MOI BACON BAsKERvILL
hHEss sfLhs AND SILK HOHEs.-we Offer a
siik Robes at as worth ass - 'N'' W" P'ees'
Also, honion and NAlenciesnes Sets
do 40
Cambric aud Muslin
hrauthul A-ortment " lace.
, "e 'an'es 70 examine them W. p PERKINS CO.
"''' No lIi EAEie Square.
GLNCERlNB SOAP, for ehapped hands; Al.o genuine
- money aud English Palm Soap French fancy tol-t
soap VA great varicty ior sale LAtDLEY ROBTNSON
noio Neu Drug Store. tth and franklin streets
S.HeHAL tNSrHG MENTS. 10 great variety, iDelu.
- ulnk nearly every Improvement,
EnA Mechanics Institute has awarded 20 THr q - pip
om are nov IN store and u b. furnished
manufacturers prices, By LaIDLFY 4 RoBISsoS ~
nois Chemist. A. ~ 81 y,.nhi',
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-08
NOck telau0.
Notice

Notice.
DOCK Island Bank hos made artangements 10 Sc
IL a Limited amount OF the notes OF ''1he kunuac-
tuEers anu MechGhies Bank OF olun bus, Georgia ~
Ind the me Will be received deposit or ia bay
mentor Exchange Coin, the sa te rms Us The
issues OF the solvent Banks OF Virginia, X. ntueky
ohio or Indiana. N, b, OshoRS Pre,t
H. Island Junei5 d&wH ). h. MANN, Cashier,
NJ. B. OSBORN g. co.
LAND, STOCK AND INSURANCE BROKERS,
Rock Island, Ill
Attend 10 the payment Of taxes and all other m ters
connected with Land agency in al parts OF Illinois
and Iowa, once on Orleans street, near Caort
House.
Cheap Lands
w or Sec q town 60 range w 100 acres
w or sec Is l w lbU
situated in Cedar county. Also
y as w ar sec n town 20 range + so
SINE ar sec % town s0N 8 SEQ
ttsWqrsec SON Il" 4EeO
st w ar see 90 SON sEso
VASE or see 81 - son " fEer
In Scott county, offered foe thirty days at great
oaHgains by their owners W are dee rmne 10 sell
App. 20 NIB. OSBohN d. CO.. Land Ag,
49, Rock Island, Illinois
We have also some Cty " Country property in
Rock Island county whibh oIe red We nv cheap.
Jan So d-wa
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-08
The Mexican church.

The immense wealth of the Roman Cath
Ole Church OF Mexico is often spoken OF
on account of its influence in political al
fairs. While the annual income OF the re-
public does not exceed S9,00o,ooo, the rev.
enues Of the Church amount to S2S,ouo,-
600. The produce OF the tiihes, on an ave-
rage 10 estimated at 81 ,S35,o0O per annum,
and in an addition to this, the clergy possess
an immense capital in specie. the accumu-
iation Of three centuries, arising partly from
beq uests. and partly from surplus income.-
The ecciesiasticat establishment consists OF
one archbishoprie that of Mexico, and nine
bishoprics, the income OF which IS derived
chiefly from that portion of the ethes intea.
ted for the subsistence OF the clergy, aud
amounts to &4O9 MOO the archbishop re-
ceivinc $4,000. The total number Of
converts is $50, the Fraueiscans having o.,
the Dominicsns IS, the Augustincs ~, the
Merced.rians 10, and the Carmeliies 10 -
The entire number of individuals In these
convents is 2.5i4; the number OF caracies
-, and of missions loi, Besides this large
number of friars and couveHts, the Pups
ganda Eide has Eve colleges, with ss4 re-
ligeuse, with 60 missions. Ne sects OF re-
hgion differing from that estabiised by law
are tolerated. Ii does not appear that al
this expensive machinery hiss contributed
essentially either To the happiness or pros
perity of the people. On the contrary, tue
Inhabitants are peor, iihterate, oigo'ed'
iil.cvverned and oppressed.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-08

TREnEsp I-oUs CouRAeE!-The Post has
q Washington respondent whose ideas
OF courage are peculiar. He talks Of the
"bold and fearless msnner" in which the
p I'd n, sent bic message to an unorgan-
il d House Well, perhaps we'll agree
with him 1t must have required no little
cuursge 10 send such NEE age. But when
the correspondent goes on 70 say that II
will form "a brillsn, page in the future his
tory Of the country" we really cannot IN
derstal.d what bic idea Of b1iliancy is, un-
less he gets il from John Randoiph's ceie-
brated iilustration ola bad mackerei.- Bos-
ton Atlas.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-08

Judge ingersoil, Of the United States
District Court, has decided that the indict-
ments against the captain OF the steamer
Northern Light, and Joseph L. White, the
asen, Of the Transit Company, for ares
TING The United States officer are good, and
de MES the motion 20 quash
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-08

The Court of Inquiry. convened at Fort
Crawford, TO investigate the conduct Of Lit.
Grover, of the U. s. Army, in relation to
the shooting Of deser'er who was attempt
ing to escape from him near Lancaster.
Wis, on the 18th Of last November, ab-
solves the Lieutenant from all blame. The
Court say IN their opinion, that "he worId
have been dereIict TO bis duty mad he No,
pursued the energetic course adopted by
hin--,hat being the only means left him
TO spprehsnd the deserters after whom ne
was sent"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-08

A FANIsR.-The editor Of the Ports
mouth, Va Advocate has been informed by
Dr.. Barclay, Of the u s. ship Dale, that The
inhabitants Of San Antonio, Cape de Verbs,
numbering about 80 900, are actually IN 8
state Of starvation. For want OF other pro-
visions they were killing and eating all
their isckasses, &c, and were really in d
most deplorsble condition. The officers Of
the Dale have been eyewitnesses ofthe in
tense suferings ofthesf people.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-08


The following eloquent passages are
from the Physical Geography oishe nea.
by Lieut.. Msury;
The Bible frequently makes allasioa to
the laws of nature, their operations and
effects. But such illusions are often so
wrapped in the fold of the peculiar and
graceful drapery with which its language
10 occasionally clothed, that the taesnlng,
til ugh peePing out from its thin covering
all the while, yet lives in some sense con
ceaied, until the lights and revelations OF
science are thrown upon il; then II bursts
out and strikes US with more force and beau
ty.
As our knowledge of Nature and her
laws has increased, SO has our uaderstan-
ding OF many passages in the Bible ben I'M
proved The Bible called the earth 'fhe
round world" yet for ages il was the most
dsmnsbIe heresy for Christian men to say
the world is round; aud finally sailors err
cumna iigated the globe. proved the Bible
10 be right, and saved Christian men OF SCI
ence from the stake.
And as for he general system OF atmos-
pheric circulation, which have been SO
long endesyoring to describe, the Bible tells
il all in single sentence. THE wind 60
eth toward the Ssuth and turneth about 10
to the North: il whirleth about continually
and the wind returnrth again according 10
his circuits" Feel. i: 6.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-08

BRIDAL PaEsEETs-A correspondent OF
the Charles, Mercury. writing from New
York, Gays: IAN aggregate OF s26 900 ID
said TO have trinketed in 20 the daughter o!
ex- Muvor Mickle, on her msrlageto a son
of ex- Mayor Lawrence. saw, only this
morning, at Btll, Black g. Co =, an $500
diamond necklace, jus,mounted as brides
present; also, a brooch, al Tiffany g. Co.'S
costing o. 900, intended as bridal present
TO another bride. Tnls is about up 20 the
Bsbylonian mark"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-08

The day preceding an election in small
country town in England, wagon drove up
10 the door Of house. Mr.. w SENDS bic
respects to your husband, with pair Of su-
perhne towsers rs present. II the pock-
cts ain't deep enough you can easily alter
them They were deep enough to con-
tain q ten pound bill! These fsvors were
scattered widely IN the place, and the can
didste pot--txo votes! the opposing candi-
date having headed him with much larger
hrihe
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-08

WEATHER AT GREEN BAY.-Ihere has
been much suffering in consequence OF the
cold, among the Belgian enigrants settled
in the vicinity Of Green Bay, and the Advo-
pocate of Jan. i7th records number Of ac-
cidents from freezing. The average cold,
for 90 days previous to Jan. llth, was l2l2
deg. below zero. On the 9th, the mercury
stood - below, at noon.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-08

The National lnfsligsncsr states that
some very important Improvements and us
coveries have recently been made at the
Coast Survey office, in the art of electro
u ping. The production or multiplication
or charts, which was once the work OF
years, is now accomplished in few days,
while the impression upon paper Is quite as
good as by the old method
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-08

A PROFITABLE Tara ship left New
York City, last year, for Australia, loaded
with -four. costing slo per barrel and sold
for 135. Dedue,ina S. per larrel for trelgh'
aud expenses, leaves 4 profit OF Sso,ooo
The vessel then went TO Calcutta and tool
q cargo lor New York, and srriFedin safety
the net profits Of the voyage being sllo.oeo
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- ~ 49,
The great C-ntral Route, connecting The AZ iantic
cities with the Western, Northeastern, ana South
road also connects ut Pittsburgh with daily line OF
t-amsrs 10 all person tie Northwestern Iskes; ma.
King the most direct ekscpsst aSs refsSi< rests By
which Freight can be forwarded TO and irem the
Grcal West.
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburg,
First lass - boots = HOES, l,ry.1 NJ. - "a. .
Goods I'm hoxe.1 sgfs, Feathers. Mel 49, ~"
second Class. Books q Station
cry. Dry Goods tIB bales Drugs anu - .,.,.
Medicines, Hardware, Leather, " DOL - 80
third CIaks.--Anrils, Ragging,
bacon, PORK in bulk as. Steel, 6ss . ioe y
Sole Leather IN bundles oehre. &e)
Fourth 4 tass -, Q nee, Fish ,ba.l
cou q Pork (ISeked) Lsrd& Lard OH, soc e iD0 L.
hemp, Iron, lead, naiis, soda ash, 6e.
FLou k-si Per barre are sntl l, fa,'aer notice
Co,ToS-s2 per bale, not exceeding so lbs,
vel ht until futheT Houce
TTInshjppine Goods from any point east o ( Phil.
adofpha, be particular 10 mark packages "raG sas
ssteantG R4fir0Rd." All goods consigned 10 tho q
gents his Road at Phiiade phia Pitlsburg wtp
be TO rwasded with out detention
FgEisHr AGrsIs -Harris, WornIy & Co., Mem
phs, Tenn, X. + Sass q Co., st Louis, j. Mitch.
ell q Son, Evansville, lad; Dum-snil, Bell d Bur
dock, and carter d Jswet, I.upisyiiis. ky.R.C Ma
drum, Maids N, Ind; sprgman b owl, ana Irwii
* Co, Cincinnati; y. W. Graham Il Co., zans.vill,
o.; Leech &: Co., 4 hiios q. Boston: Lsseh q Co
"
Place. New ork: i. sneeder, Philadxlp hia; Ala
graw Il kooLr, Balunor.; Geo. G. Froneiscus, Piul
uurg.
n II. HoU TON, GsRs-al FrGgAt Agsst, PAits
II. J. LON BAEkT, SEpf Sit.eaa, Ps.
pennsy IyanIa Railroad.
Three Daiiy Through Trains between Phiiadeiphia
and Pittsburgh .-lhE MORNING NJ AL lRAlN
leaves Phiisneli hia 'or PltsLHle al u A. and
Plusburgs fer FhiSdtip hia all A. 81. The fast line
leaves Fhhsde hiaatIP NJ. and Piusbu tx for Phil
.deiphia u =. Nj. n NIGHT .-Xrktss TIA u
caves Philsdel hia fer Pittsburgh al II 2 NJ. aud
Pittsburgh for fhiisGelllia all r, ~.
The above lines connert al PittsbQr gh with the
Railroads 70 and from ST. Lous, Mo-, AIlon, Gsi.na
and Chicago, III Frankfort, lexington and Louis
VILE, Ky, Ierre haute, Day ton, springke d. BeIIe
f1ulin., S"ndIshy. Toledo, Cleveland, Celum bas,
Zsnessilis, MassloB aud ooster, OHIO. also, with
he steam packet boats from and 10 New Orleans
ST Louis, Louisville sId Cincinnati
Through tickets cah be had or fro either Of the
above places.
For further particulars handful. At the differ
eni starting iotl,s Passei gers ieoin the West VIII
fad this The shorei abd most exp, Gilious route to
Philadelphia, Balumore, Nss YORK or Boston
IHo'S. MOORE, agent, Passt hger Lines, phia.
J. MEshiAEA, Agent Pas ~ niger Lines Pil1.
fhilA, Nov I'd IS dly
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Railroads.
hIissi> sippi and Missouri Railroad
g R SS

an and rfIer Monday January esth, 1856, and IN.
~ Ill further notice, trains viii leave Davenport
for Muscatinc and Iowa City, as follows; ,
lst. Passenger train dali! tsundasseNc ~ ~
snd Freiv IN rain i'm Pas eng.r Car atta'd r. M
Trainsarrive Davenport daily, (sundnss eacep'ed
as follows: a,
Ist. Passenger Train at a'm'
End .aFreight Train with Passenger cars at
tached at On.
All Trains out of Davenport will make connexions
with Mascaiine and Iowa City.
The Passenger Traii arriving al Davenport AZ III
A. 81. conn cs with the Rock ISLAM Mail Irain'
which leaves Rock Island for Chicago NJ IN M,
Passengers are reniiudt OF the necessity otgithg
distinct dire ctos as the dest alton OF their Dag
<axe Also 30 procure tickets before taxing their
seats in the cars JOHN 4. HENkY.
A.DAY. sup't
NJ as,ar az Transportation. Jan26 u6n
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FaRKERs, saw AND GRIsT MILL MEN!
The Best Mill ever offered 70 the Public 10
FELTON'S PORTABLE MILL
,xyHIC has taken the Frat Prsminb. ct all The
w StGfs aEd CsERty Fatyy where IL has been ex
bibg ed . I'd GSfa .asGe! 81 The 7msricaR IHsttsts
y " civ. This tFuiy excellent Miil, celebrated
alike for It's simplicity, durability and PrsctieabiIty
fatsuted Jany ga 1856 stands unriyGlea! The large
NUN Der tas sold sno lleIf increasing de-
nand iorcibly declare their merit lover 1900 having
been sold in the last six months. They admire
DIV adapted for grinding Corn Oats, beat, barley,
Corn ID toe ear, SPICES DC. With rapidly and per-
lection EEEDoS beioEe.
Sos ttlii gfinas IRON 10 bus. Of meal, or 1910
- bis o j. ~ per hour sith from 10 horsss, and
other Noe. & proporliop4ts amount. They can be
well ada pied 20 irregular mosnt hence ~ Etrn ding
COST they can be attached 70 any saw mil.
MsaL sEiFEs are sttacbsd 70 these milts, thus
1erinK them tse only truly Sraetteatts mill farmer
can have.
Eefer.aees can be given whore these mills have
bsen Ia use IL months without sttssr recsisins or
needing dressing, and likewise where tney in
irooucec four months ago for grinding Ires Oar.
Il 10 an latiished fact fDai all mills usns knives
ext 5ssa' r. ~ meal" and that all corn
aad cob erushen only craek The corn and cob, and
thE, neither reduce the feed TO desired naeness
10 be used with profit BuIthe
FELTON, MILL,
wlLboul Knives. aud with grinding surfaces 50 hard
re usfsd steel viii not anectii, il pable Of grind
ny 10 any degree Epsness, and Of reducing COB 10
the ia nSss OF meal nese facts justify a. in war
raniinx these mills 70 give entire satisfaction.
For fnrIhe, siormauoE aud mills and night apply
L. NICHOLS. LOOMS d Co, Once lie Claire
House. Davenport, Iowa, or Box cos +. o.
IA 81 dWtt
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CHICAGO AND 6OCk lbLANO HALLWAY.
@&K -; s 3
NEW AKkAN6EMENI.
an and after Monday. Jan. t4th, ant until further
I notic. trains will leave hook island Us ioiiews;
Isl Passenger tram, Sundays sxcepied,R 70 N
A rive nj Chicsge at 70
ond mail Passenger Train, at II ~ A 81
Arrive nj Chicago, ~
ID. Fr. light, with cd clsss ears, at IS
Arrive al Chicago ut : ~ 10
Trains arrive At hook Isl. nd daily, Sundays except
cd, rs follows:
list Passenger train al WE
snd do :. at 20 ~
I'd Freight with Cd class ears at ~ ~
All trains this road are In direct connectoast
Chicago v i,h trains bothtr Mich ga sou'hern
and Michigan Central X. X TO aud from etrou 10
iedo, cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh,
punkir. Bnfnlo, CARA Falls, Albany, NV tork,
Philsdephis, Baltimore and Nashu kton Aiso ~
La Sale with trails o, the limos Central Road
north 10 Guiena and south 10 ST. ons ara arc, 70
which place. ticket Is be procured Of B. D. SIN
VEINS, Ticket agt. H. X. Depot X 4.
Passengers are reminded OF The necessity 81 giving
distinct directions to the destination Of their oax
gage, -iso 10 procure tickets beiore taking their
seats In the cars the conductors collect fares only
TO stations the line of The chicago and hock isiahd
Railroad. JOHN r. TRACY, Sups.
". H. WMTuAs, Asst Supa.
Rock Island, Jan. is, ls50.
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BIRD CAGES.
4 SPLENDID assert me III ot plain nj fancy Japan
~ ned Bird Cages, of all sl1es, Quuli,, aud price
At " Eoissale Hbu heaH.
ACMASUS d SHEPHERD.
July 90 Come, Second a nd Main.
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'RUITS,

4 Fkhsh lol 81 Lemons, Oranges, Nui,, esua.,
hc, jus received BY
Dec Eau NJ. H. HEli RNHEiNEs
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FELTON, MILL,
Attention Farmers.

WE have lost raerlged b few more OF Sanfofu's
w Patent sara. Cutters, which We Offer for saio
Dc IG-dwtf BURROWS q PsEITYMAN.
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1rp Woo1s.

Immense Stock
Eau ard = y ''''er Goods.
Burrows & Prettyman's
NEW ST0RE.
WE are nov recaiying ana prepared to- Khihnone
w sf,he most extensive and eomriets assortnen -
ofGoodsever before ught to this markss;cens's'-
Tag of staple and FsncJ
DRY GOODS,
silk Goods C cashmere Broche ADD Bay state shswis,
yeisets, Ribbons and Trinmings
sfsyery variety and Pricet Lxdiesand Misses
DRESS GOODS
In eysry lie partmens--Lsce snd 4 Embroidered Goods
and xfail asssrtraentsf
Ctoths ,Sattiuetts Linsexs, Fiannets, c.
DOMESTIC GOODS,
Aisrgea.sortmept of Gents, Ladies' and Misses
Eoots Shoes and xrhbers.
Alsrge and General Assortment OF
Ready Made Clothing,
-ALso:--
Groceries, Salt. croeksry. Hardware,
30 fpundin any store West OF the Mississippi.
Wesre Determined 10 sell Goods stthe .owestCssh
Prices and TO do this weAre compelledto de away
With The long credit and big profit system. We shall
oay a 81 for all kinds Produce and seithe Farme his
Goods st,he lowest cash Prices BY strfctattention
iny Community we hope ia continuance of the
as~'e BUKRoWS q PRETTYNAN.
Davenport .oc, ssth, ie5s-dw-ti
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KesNOr0l.
WILSON & HARLEY

IL AVE Removed their GtUysrS sisra Ia AZ, ! j..
Ii IiLtrs's new building, : door, btIos ,hs -
cines where the, have gr.al. emarged u, /, .,.st
Ansy ~ohio rslofn thsr customers their ,incs,.
lhshks lof he hovtsS patronage bestowed on ina
and respectfully soticIta continuance OF The s.ns
Davenport, Nov 10, '55.dAwu
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10000 Acres Of Choice Land

'OR sale liberal ternsi In lots TO suit, 10 Scott,
II Chutou and Pos eshsek counties. apply 10
JULIus LI1AsCE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-15

Steamship Erplre CITY Gtfa. New 0r'enrs, Tee & ard
Hsrspa g.h VII passengers a. Roberts.
steamship Marion fttter Charleston, vita ndse and pas
senpsrs. 10 sroaofd 1resor.
bsl Santa onln fsrl Alberta, Csck ~ days II ball
bail Rainbow luth.s Bueros Ayrts oct Il, ier Mon'e
Sept ~ s23U op so trcse shr scorlt Piers aerss
fr san Ffsrcco Is GAYS tn Nov ~ AZ len q CIV,
tpoke whaling tsrs Cshe tstk ircm rew Bedford az
90 cruise Rher fs,te tsd - BITS spefm Oh xh a.
l2s IN rs 10 ". sTeke stp Greeley sferrss ;. Whs q
s1mt DAYS IN bsft grspeshot frcm 40 Janero Sud
psriss Nov II, cf are - Ncsls - -
DAYS with VIE 70 Dtrew. Hsd vesy heavy weather
as \, sioio op yenees opo',o 60 dSys With wre,
I,7 stffSels III vseh'rs Hcdz1sn Msa-r 70 days WITH
fyIn Az h. at'fr psc very rNf pca cairns The arst
rs es,s ressed Nov u which ame hays hsd
very hessy vtAtr from NV, spit aud losi number u
pry e,,.s Csysd Lunreterg RIO JArero rs days. with
rr.e Ia schroeder Co HISS experienced heavy weather.
i fnng fire mairusss stove buwsrks, spit sails Ice;
Bftr ter srsdhuiy ,of Eas,rssr Mler, Halifax days
sebr Ria SIN scas stsr,mech, jacksonville, days with
Yellow rrs 10 whtrore.
fthr TELEGRAPH Smith, Bsl.lrrere fer Boeion
stfr q y, ] ovei Bcstou. ....,-,..
s,ssmsr Concord. Norms1. PhradelptiA
siesmsr Po,omska Cushrnan, rev Bedford.
steamer re'rel. Ayfe, Irovicence
t.esrsr wes,ebesttr Ciars, Pr vdeuce
e,rnsr Csescla, Cierk. Providence.
1te b,r H,rreita which sailed yesterday grosd ard
aushcrsd the tsy m conse luerte o. The unavoTste
cbr king BIRD arrived yesterday fu, yaaus reports
hsa vsrS bueerrr weather the passage Zoe.
spd ,sts ana spptd heavy seas which damaged the
yssseI cctsidtfaby. rv,ov
th'p Ca, "a I1sv'i, from rev orlsara
VIVA crirc ne day frcm en- with o. sunset, NV, ard
t0wmg gale
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TO TIE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD.
have been informed that your impression OF the dth
November, utn,o. contains letter from some indivi
DIAL the coast OF Arics, dated September 30, intma
tIng tbat the ve,eel under my command, the brig
Charlotte, late r. y. Wells. master. suspected By
Lieut. Van Zndt OF the United States brig Dophin Of
being gagged In the save trade: and TURNER learned
n ~ other CRY papers ndulgeo IN lire surmses Now STR
beg 10 inform you OF my ARRIVAL lest evening, from that
horrible ambriz and have mucn pleasure 70 isvte
board NJ pier 80 Fast river and specially the United
states nrsbas, headed by their sctve Chief that you
All NAV &C rulpze the charlotte inside outsce and every
eide OF her In order 10 ausht her about her
should have erected the above suspicion.
T. s. nORSON
late mate, now master OF the
brig Charlotte, Of New York.
Nsw YoHK, December Ia, 1856
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surnssD Cour-Circu Mo-. 2olS, 1862, 1881, 1872,
1to3 1885. III, ~ I72e s12o 2ts tes, n7T, 71s,
sss, ESQ, 1881, 20, 1900, 8, 1899, 2t3s, tel
sryrmp Corpr-special TerD.-Ns. l2s, 73l, loe 1te.
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Surcrps or ANOTHER MExBsR OF THE IcARrAs
SOCIETY -Apother suicide tccurrsa In our cay Monday
afternoon OF which the following we're the crcumstan-
Gee % near az ve could ascertain them hr Frederick
Bowers, Freedman. aged twenty one years, vas OBJ
served 10 tahe letter from the Poet Office after reading
which he appeared greet dsuess and valsed through
NE streets sobbipg. when near the conner OF second
and Bdde Streets be tore the etes into Freq menas snd
scolnewed them 70 the wind He then went upon vacant
"a on Seventh street. between Hcde and Ashley, and
sai down between couple of cd stea n boilers. In
moment afterward the port OF pistol was heard and
On seme persons running 70 the spot Bowers found
dead with . pistol bullet shot through his heart He
40 crlppie having Loaf both his legs by their being
ftopso on some northern expedition he had heen
oectsd With fee months sso be .@ . member OF The
roasan Society NJ Nan roo ar et there With some zen
~ ave others Who with himself sere dncontsnted with
X r.nssemept OF the association They al 10
iris CIV and sewers the secord ore Of them VINO has
Cow suede IL aupsrs TRAIT bis sucfe nad been
conoIuoed on Tor some time ss letter cseo some time
bscs Gas ftund his person, tne vruen ~ I'm V ~
s.,snds blddisg them farewell ard asTSrR BE SGT.
IA .vur,,on 10 the many rffoinrer sro fort"ws Wiin
sh,cf be ss burdeped-st Loes I"ieh'stNosr, D7s' "