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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-12-02
ofall the bets made during the recent

Ofall the bets made during the recent
contest the most erratic one was that of
Maj Benz Perley Poore, of rNewburyport,
Mass, the American candidate for Con-
gress in. the Sixth District Of that State
The bet was that Fillmore would get more
votes in the State than Fremont; the loser
to,wheela barrel of apples to the winner.
Itwssaceeptel IN Col, Burbank, residing
in Boston, apdlsipce the result Of the cleo
tion is made known. Maj, Poore has acSu-
ally started toYheela barrel Of apples from
Newburyportto Boston, aadistance Of 36
miles The Boston Journal publishes a
letterfrom him, at the end Of his first days
journey, after having wheeled his, load
sixteen miles,, lie thanks fortune that he
can ,ss.takqhis time lone consolation to a
gentlemen weighing nearly twohpdred-
aud expresses The opinion that he viii not
soon be caught making 4 bctagain "a.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-12-02


COLONEL FREMoNT.--Whatever may be
the current of politics, Col Fremont has,
in the recent contest, gained laurels which
no mere victory could have given He
has proved himself possessed Of the most
eminent qualities of a man and hero.--
Maligned by the most malicious lies, he has
not stopped to answer them. Assailed in
the persons of his mother, wife and chill
dren,in terms which are only applicable to
the vile and criminal, he has borne it like a
martyr, and Ievied not again. Amidst a
storm of fierce assaults he has remained
calm, nor once departed from the dignity
Of his position and the department of a
gentleman. The passage Of the Rocky
Mountains amidst the SHOWS of winter,
proved him capable Of courage in danger
and Of fortitude in suffering, but his pas
sage through the Presidential election
proves him that rare character---a moral
hero. While a shame, which can never
be washed out, adheres to his assailants,
he energies from the conflict wiser in con-
duct, brighter in renown.
We not in favor OF Fremont s NOM
ination, but if it appeared an error then,
the event has proved it right. Nobly has
he sustained the cause committed to his
trust, which has been sullied by no act OF
his, but is now stronger and brighter than
ever. 1t is now certain that no other man
could have aroused the same amount OF
popular sympathy, and to him has been
paid the highest compliment ever bestowed
by this nation on one Of his age. AT forty
five only, while yet young, he has barely
escaped an election to the Presidency
For him it is glory ,enough.-tin. Gag.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-12-02

How TITS DoNE -THE Albany Rniek-
er5ocksr is responsible for the following
recipe to destroy flies J @ .6
Take a bosrding-housc pie, cut into
Finishes, and lay itwhere Tie insects can
have free access toit. In less than fifteen
minutes the whole Doodle Of them will be
dead with the cholic." ~s
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-12-02

PErERsBuRo, Va, Nov. 25.-Alexau-
der Falconer, the dcfaplting Treasurer Of
the Petersburg and Weldon Railroad, was
convicted to-day. and sentenced to two
years imprisonment in the panitentiary.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-12-02

The FREE STATE FELoNs IN KANSAS
Fifteen of the Free State boys were con-
yicted altogether Of shooting with intent
to KILL" OF Granddaughter, and sentenced
to the penitentiary for five years, to hard
labor with chain and ball attached. Only
one of them was identified by any witness
as having been engaged in the fight, in
consequence of"whieh they were arrested
After the poor fellows were convicted
while they were being taken back to pris-
on, surrounded by the Border Ruffian mi.
itia, under the command of Titus, Mes
gag "ssfes cheers .tor Freedom und JOIN
q. fremont"
The Kansas correspondent of the New
York Tribune, says Of this incident: "It
may appear -rifing to the unrefecting, OIL
it may look like leyity or thoughtlessness
1t was neither. II was the calm, deter
mined earnestness of men who had suffered
much for Freedom, and who had a dreary
prospect of suffering before them, but il
whose bosoms the FIRE Of liberty burned
unabated. In the midst Of political cor
ruption that makes us tremble for our Re
publican institutions, it is refreshing tc
meet with such a spirit. There was ne
fearful cringing to the Pro-Slavery power
in that hearty cheer. For weeks, aye
months, they had been confined in a loath
some den, into which death had entered
among them. They had suffered insul
from a guard of lmplacable enemies. The!
were returning to that prison condemned
telons-aye, the Jel MS Of L bertW with
fearful sentence in expectancy; and yet, il
the ardor of undimned devotion to tn,
cause, they could exclaim, "Three cheer
for Freedom and Fremont |"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-12-02

.tIiall arfeafges are paid. y, s,
q II subscribers neglect refuse 70 take their pa
pers from the Office 10 which they are directed they
are held responsible till they settle their DILL ana or
derthe papers discontinued 90,
20 Ifany subscriber removes 10 anotherplace with
uot informing the publisher and their paper is sent
the former direction the subscriber held responsible
IS. The courts have decided that refusing to take
Newspaper from the office, or removing and leaving
iucalied for Is prima facie evidence OF Intentional
fraud. @
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Rates OF Advertising.

Business Cards. lines or less, one year, % 90
One square, thirteen lines or less three weeks, %
Each subsequent insertion, q
One square three months, 3 W
One square six months, H" W
One square one year, W
Ono-fourth column one year, - w
One.half column one year, 20 w
ono coinmn one wear. 80 90
& 5sCasual or transient advertisements must be paid
for in advance.
7 NP Advertisements not having the nnmber Of in
serons marked on copy, will be continued until for
bid, and charged accordingly.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-12-02
BOB RAAMTAMG.

Having purchased large and beautiful assortment
or new Job Type we are prepared to execute work of
all kinds, on short notice, and reasonable terms
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-12-02
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

& Representative in Congress 9th Dstrict)-Hon. v.
q. Horton, Of Meigs county.
senator-state Legslature-Chauncey G. hawley,
Representatiye-Alfr Thomson
COURT AND COUNTY oyyIcERs.
Judge of the Court OF Common Pleas-Hon. Simeon
Nash, Gallipolis. .. t.'
Judge Of Probate Court-A. Merrill.
v Clerk OF Common Pleas Court-Rodney Downing.
Sherif-Joseph v. Smith.
! Prosecuting Attomey--N. Simpson.
County Audtor-H. H. Swallow.
County Treasurer-O. Branch. t.
County Recorder-S s. Paine.
County Surveyor-John G. Golden.
County Commissioners-Wm. Ledle, MILO Guthrie,
County School Examinerv-A. A. Keen, George B.
Grow, n. r. Miller. rs, YU ,t f.. Isl
re 81 TOWNSHIP OVERWHELMINGLY. .se
Trustees--Amoe Dunham, Thos. Radford, A. Barlow
Clerit-Hosmer Branch.
.. Treasurer--O. Branch.
Justices Of the Peace--S. 5. Paine, A. M. Barlow,
: conssabies- Randall stvsrs, oren Jones, o. J.
xS xssss;es-s s. Bradbury. ID
--s-i''ss sesssoK1rros oyncrm-rorsaor.
lsMEyoyz zRsndai stiver. ~
Recorder--L. s. Nye.
Y yTflstees--H IS. Horton, A.. Murdoch, n. B. Smith,
Wm H. Remington, J. c. Cartwright.
s~-Tfenstirer--O.B Branch, OK onicio. e I4a
Maruhai-Gaylofd Lyman.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-12-02

CoALRIDGE FIGURING MILL. Pomeroy, and
~ Crystal FIGURING Mill, Coalpoart. Murdoch &
Nye, Proprietors Cash paid for Wheat at all times.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-12-02

STEAM SAW MILL, Front street, Pomeroy, near
~ Karr's Run. Nal R. Nye, Proprietor. Lumber
sawed to order short notice. Plasering lath con-
stantly on hand for sale. June 3,1s5--.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-12-02

yTT ]. PRALL, Manufacturer of Tinware, and Deal
wv in every variety of Stoves etc., opposite the
Courthouse, Pomeroy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-23
Arri we'd.

Steamship Knoxville Ludlow Savannah 50 hours mdse s,a
Is'se gers 10 S. H. mtehh. July 20 se 81 y, tor = 20
.xrhaI ged signals with steamship State OF Geossi IL ~
miles Lockout exchan signals with steamship Nash:
sisn.. with .bp Forids dcy ?. , lat 50 IS,
Ion. "A =. passed brig Ada-cl bound south.
u s. Mail steamship James Adger Turner, Chseston %
h ndse. to SpoI,id Tiesop Co. .
Ship South Carolina stewart Rotterdam May %. mdss. aud
SO psssepeers to Boonen, Graves Co
Bark w. Alden Bates Belize Hond July ], co,hioesl,
loew God. 40 TO 7. Ale,srer-
Bsrteptiae Leighton Water of and from Baltimore days,
Bark G. Fletcher (of Prospect Clifford Saga. July 10.
suesrt to GIinnsll Mntup Co July 10, near Key Sail,
ported having had so days calm.
Bark Amsrsnh (Brem prosst, Bremen June o In bIss
lat 50 49, Ion SO 80 spoke bark Charles William from Boston
for Havana.
Bah VIM. Hel tof wsrren), Young cardsnas July 'a.
Brig C. Perkins of Conwayboro) Pope Georgstown,s C..
7dsys, naval stores Browns De Rossstt
lumber 70 Peck Church; vessel 70 j. W Elweli
BheJ b. Kent tof Boothbay Reed, Ponce, p. r. July T.
Brig (of wslioboro) Morton Cienfuegos july
|, suser 20 Walsh, Carver Chase.
ard HOaes Moses Taylor Co July off Hstte,,
saw bark Octsva for Boston.
BL; G:,sn wsys ., WsloGorSl Mortcn c;uusro, July
via Bermuda II days coffee 10 Brsdshsw Jordan K Co.
schr Sarah, Perry New Bedford, oil
schr L. Booman Wooster, St. John, N. b. lumber to
sshT MaskoG tof BsrsOr Collins Bucksport days. lumber
schr william and Charles (Br) wi,di,ombs Palermo Nay
Ia.sed Gibraltar June lemons spd oranges Chamber
Lain, Robinson Co.
Propeller Qunneb.ag Hahn Norwich.
Propeller Sophia, Jones PHILADELPHIA
Propeller IVES ern Point, Berry, Portland.
Propeller Petrol Ayre, Prevalence.
sALED-ClieP,r slips wide Awake for Liysgpooli Are.
tbuss (Br }. for Glssgos, ard others.
WlND-Durins the day, from b. w. to 5.
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Disasters. &c

scnk CALVIN STEVENS Nu-n, which sailed from hi mn
eJ % with Government stores for Corpus Christi stated
Ia letter from ATafa dated July to h.ye beel totally
"recseo Oh the b w eco Of st. Josepa Island Pass
while going IN the Rsr ia charge Of ylo. ult
crew AM cargo saved The C. belonged Bristol L. aud
scHR: KATE HELEN ON Ssvsur al for on,
chIoit sb net, with al hands with elbow eysf
AID Two dead.
BRIS las, Honen. from st. John NJ B. for Pb.3e phis.
nes un NJ Oh cur osy on the Buoy the Middle Delaware
Bay while te~ns up. oy the hp Weymouth from Ph,ss-
e1e 70, ~ NOE N tow OF seSmuz AsLe The brig Lat
her 1o@e oowTUf foleop for topgalsnt and neir,o2.
masts al ais SPLIT sud hull badly injured Capt arrived
Phsd s esteray 10 procnrs the aid II steamer
10 Tow BIS vefssI up from Newcastle.
SBIP BENJ. THAXTER (of Casna LufLin So1n C,rd f,r
New'fcTs WIS fallen H. with Eh ait 10 la ~ ~ lon a. 10
dfess htvne sprur lesk he 18th The bark
Tor rsnsned BY her OLt the sofa when fndiog IL rose
10 ave tie fp, she sbsndored with feet Of - Ia
nois The captain and q passengers raken Of b.
the beEefel Taylor oro carried 10 Posta1d The
hne chip q 9is is built Cas,e Ia ls54 wac owned ny
William Joha H. afd Frederick JARVIS and we insned
se5,i'o W seyers cfhess IN Portland and Boston.
OR BARK LhRssA to bythel from Rio Jane 70 Tor York.
WI" cargo u eoree the re- the eat Of ber'
AGA Oh ne sth 't but speedily the
9Th was ct anchor in Five Fsthom Hole
BRIG CARA hippen. which sailed fom New. York sb)u
Mey ~ and arrived ~ Lisbon June r. doubtless the yesse
ioie reported as he Columbia with b. *
etSry. on The western lslscds TIE eeident
Jofe ~ incorrect she port 28th sxpeete6
70 ran io malaga The Caura bnit Wlsmsbufsh L,
!. ' 30 tuns isfister, rated Az AID valued al ~
fIeNW she vss owned by Messs Con W0is ( Co sh
s'iuiiy nsured in Now.York.
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Railroad. will be paid 10 New-York stockhoioefs a.

Railroad, will BE- paid TO Ne"-YOrk stockholders o.
the Office Of Ira Bliss in this city.
The Greenwich Fire In.urance Company has deciHed
seui annual dividend OF 10 ' cent, payable on The
let Of August.
The Leather Manufacturer Bank, semi annu''
dividend Of 5 y cent payable August l.
The Morris Canal Company have declared 'eml.
annual dividend Of y cent the preferred stock OF
the Company payable 5;h Of August BY L. W. Clark
& Co.
The Gsl.na and Chicago Railroad Company has
declared semi annual dividend OF Y eeot, peyaoie
18th Angus. in exchange in New York az PSF.
The New.YoIk Central Railroad Company,
cent, payable August 90 at the Office OF Daecan'
Sherman L. Co to New York stockholders.
The Greenwich Insurance Company has declared
half years dividend of 10 3 cent payable on the st OF
August.
The steamship Nautilus, arrived st New-Oriesns ON
the 18th irst from Brszos Santiago, brought s5i3i
in specie.
The increased deposits in the Banks, according to
the report Of yesterday, lie 81 600, instead OF
81 500, as printed.
We annex statement Of the aggregate business Of
the Illinois Central Railroad Company or the SIX
months ending June 30 showing an ncrea' OF si23,-
1872 nearly 60 y cen. on The same months last year,
and an estimate Of the years business at tie same rste
Of increase: ,-.,.
IL =
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Markets. =. .Repoyted By Tsl<grdpA

Nrw.psLyAys July la-CoTroS-The sales yesssssJ
sonned 10 200 bales and for the week they ioot
We ouote Hddns i.c. The receipts for me wos. ss
b.en GO bsles during the time last year they
bales. a.. -..h soo b.,ss.
s.ms W, FL last wear $685. sales for the week NV
steel Oh h.rd 500 bales; Middns lolc Freight 70 Liver
pool Tiled. 49,. p,,.x a.,.,a, sales of
Al for The low grades of Ohio, ss9ts - Tor sood
TO choice srades Southern ILLINOIS, lSwa ana cosy Su
81 for extra ard dobIe extra do WssAr que. md ise a.
oars 6rm CANAL FRrIcHrsxtc: io1 Sol $50 hhs Fosy
Whe..to New York. RECEIPTS Esrsspsys1 10 OF '
Ia Ies hush Wheat $50 or bush Corn, 1873 ousa o "a
BurraLo July % ~ NFLoyn closes sS al Is Tor con-
bbls a, IS s7k Xr common 10 good lllros eor ~ 800.
mon Low, ana As 4Gs6 IS for estis DO. wnr X.s..
Cces dp,i and heavy; sales 900 bushels A. 20
end sSS quiet Waissy nsl at 81 sec CAsHL
I4c for Coru and wheat 10 New fSa 70 80 nhs1
the % hours op 70 room todsy3o0 bills Flour ~ ss,
Com CANAL ExpoRrs-I,s7s bushels Whes'' ga" o''"'''
Corr. 49,. T.. .oo, S.r,and. ssIes n
eoo bbs at 81 rs for fancy Canadian 20 ~ 10, spy
ard as GA for common oswego. WHEAT daii s.es
ming $500 bush choice white Canadian ct 81 81 - .,s
FsscHrs steady Wheat i2ic and Corn los 70 cor.
fsxy imfoRrs to day. l72 bhs Flour, 1905 snsoes
CANAL FxpoRrs 200 bb Flour 5ol eusss Ia III.
our aso bbs Pork I5ee bushels Wheat &C. freight Tor too
latter ,,,- -.A.,..a and In li,,it.,
demand Com triae higher; sales at 8aJoc sn'Pu'h"o
Buaalo rs 600 and to Osweso 49 900 bushels
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-23

bba ., Oh 80 $40 medium qusities have ssS, IN.
,srsin are large. Tar desty hsre sod dsAsS ~
al IA Ter North County and Wilmington. and many en-
sCnY market Tor English LiDssed qal.t a.
" salss nom store at si9S2c in csh, and bbs CO..
Wh.Js 4. i, limited demand the supply !. fair sn4l r4ss
ave eps AZ II d75e for low TO good crafty Ceds Sperm
.,.s. insnir,d after AZ ~ IS for prime parcels Lard Oh 2
s,esdy with modsise sales at gd5Se ioI wdtef Olive
cI.yn,sd. ..le. Of 10 bs,tea Bordssu1n ~ -
10 doi5g IN Pork snd the au&.t
. love, ard ur settled the arrivals se fairs ..es o ~ Ma
AZ 40 J2I6 so IS for Mess $l7 pa t 20 Ior rnns hss
ara all S7i6&r so for Prime. Beef bss'y we sst
large and the denaad light ssles OF lsz Dds 9yMS
..>r,irr.. "a 06 10 for Country Mes; ana ssDsi ~
R,n.ei,d Mess Beef Hams are In fer demsod sasso
Shn,o,r. AZ 10; qio3c for H.rDs Lsr5s oaoy me
nj, Isht, sales Of 30 bbls and es ct pu'ens
~ }smsnd AZ ii1isc. for Ohio, ssd lo1@e' TOT S'<k
Cb...e :. In fair dernsnd ct 5defc. /,
RICE 10 quiet today but there no change ln 80
Of 50 tcs a. 4d4e prime continues scarce anu " f~
enrr for export. L., .-,.~. ,s,.l~
srGiRsA triae more has been done 30 pnes fssa
their sales Of csrso OF Dornmsis ~, q, al
sS hhds ard 40 bbls also cargo o. Epsbsn -
eonaprsr i7i hhhs and i3 bols and f0' mas oa's
Mu,ccy ado at 8Gtfe. - -. ~ ano ~.
Cslcu,ts at Boston g g. and 800 bsss here szp oo
sALTA rood inquiry for Fine With Of $50 'sehs A'
tor. Al asa 81 f7.c and 900 sacks DO 70 srr7
n 81 III. also 10 y o ush Curaeos a, PC.
T0p AccO-Lesf of most kinds, is firm, and . mossrse
h fors 70 the trade ard for export sales Of 80 hhda
K,ntueLy $50 cases seediea ~ ot~oc ana Nv
o"usrIsEYThe market 10 unsettled aud loworj onye0
ho5 "a and yery little bee done 70 day e sveax
80 - bhs AZ to-day smsi iots al about tee same
ssu,.s-wth however few sellers below &c
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TUESDAY, July 2?-P. ".


The Stock market presents the anomaly of being
very dull yet very fi'm. The transactions of the day
are much smaller than usual, but nearly every de-
scrption shows advance in price. There Is but lit
tie outside speculation but an improvement is looked
for when the result of the weeks shipment of specie
is Known Reading vas the most active and ouoyant
stock having advanced from 81 to 92 92s at which
it closed. The advces from Philadelphia are more
favorable and the shorts bought in freely The Guilty
in regard to coal shipments do not appearto be settled
but the dividend it is stated will DOW be declared
payable in the first week Of August. The Banks will
cose on the Goth, Saturday. and continue closed ten
days. Erie was very strong and advanced to 62i,
under very moderate sales, an Improvement of ] y
cent. The receipts are ei3s, OOO promising about
100000 for the month, which is extraordinary for
July. Central was firm ard sold at 90. In Western
shares there was not much charge but the market is
strong Michigan Southern improved y cent, sell
ing at SO Cleveland and Toledo 1T, which is an
advance of y cent. La Crosse and Milwaukee sold
at H. which is firm Illinois Central loo Cleveland,
Columbus and Cincinnati, lOa. Ii Railroad Rond, the
business is not large, bu' quotations are very fin.
Lin o's Central improved to 921 In Stste Stocks
there nothing done of importance
The Exchange market is fully J. and ia some cases,
!
decline is mainly on bankers sterling Commercial
signatures Lot very plenty but bankers have been
drawing freely against credit aud have reduced their
rates fiom 10! alOl TO 81, ard there rumOrs Of
sales at even lower rates for large lines. Frlucs
5.l7Ia5 l6l, Tie business has, in the aggregate,
been quite moderate for the steamer.
Freghts are sitter. To Liverpool, 20, 900 bushels
Grain at cd. in bulk, and I'd. in ships bags 900
bbls Flour, 2s. cd. Cotton, 32d To London, 1000
bbls Flour, rs. I'D 2s Sd 200 tuns Oil Cake, e5s.
1000 bushels Wheat, Sd. To Glasgow, 1900 bbs.
Flour, y. I'd. To Bremen, Cotton Id.
The business of the SubTressury TO day: Paid,
so7 1861 10; Received, 1886 sl4 81; Balance, o..
6i4,O79 70 Paid for Assay Office secs ,345 10; Paid
on Discussing Checks, sa5,262 81.
The following sales of stocks and boz 4, were made
at auction by S. Draper. The catalogue included
ss6O 900 of the ST. Louis City and t326 of the St.
Louis bonds. $4,000 of the latter withdrawn
before the sale, ard sl2e, 900 OF the former, and
Sd coo of the latter during the course Of the sae
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK..."...'


seamship-Ahics (Br) Shannon, Liverpool, z. CanaId
sbips-Geo Turner Hutchinson, shedise Benner
Liverpool Kesrney London Grinns, Minturn Co. Aon'
soon Baker Melbourne, r. w. Csmsron,
Bark-Lord Ashley, Creswell, Malaga Giro Frsncs n
Rayter Co s Eaton. Wood ST. Thomas Rass. and VIZ
pst J. Richard OBJ Churchill, ST. Johns H., MaAuiin
Wb.elosk; Black Hawk Sparks, Curseos, Del Vale Co.;
south, Thompson, Galveston. D. G Marrsyi Valean B,l
Cad St. joins D. Whitney Co.; Col. Penninan, oaiA'
son, Trinidad MAYHEM, Talbot 4 Co.
Schooner Butterfly, Hubbard. Ri:hmond, C. r. Piersoai
Wig Of tho Wind Abrams, City Point masters Geo stool
holm Hin JscksonyiIe wslsh Carver Chase Ann Gard
ier small Salem r. W. Ropesi Blooming YOUTH Human,
baltimore Merrill Abbott; Gel Lester, Delaney Chsreson
Van Bmnt slseht Ellen Osgvod Rosman, New BEDFORD,
mssteri a De Ro.set Cooper; Wilmington poner rot'
Boston, DAYTON Sprague
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Ta N avsners.

The Board Of Health rays Toe Eorfok Herald have esss
10 be erected on the bank OF the river isbosr nds 10 s
rpl two miles below FOR, Norfolk Tag stsh INTENDED 10 ass
isnste tho limit Of The quarantine sound IL sesssa
ronrd ard lie hight 81 feet Il !. surnoouei BY yeo~
BALI g feet Of IL from the top painted yellow, ard yeo"
Neg wall be display ed om 1t dorrg the period VI qasrsnns
40 object nspcuous caurot fail 20 be from AL vsse
coming up they psss the Crsney Island kt ana
those from ports within quarantine htsdon viii ne 10
chot below il.
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man v-,, IN Court aurins time the girl w~
seemed 10 DO deeply Interested In her 1870

Rns OVER Richsid Webo, r'emng rup,wsy
-, 80. wa. tnoke AMI run over ~ 800 eo.
team on MOI s.y bisht ard ..veri, Injured The
mon nam.J Alexander residing a, 'o oornsr
s.o ,s, was run over Monday evenrs - Se,s and
Of pest,ose. and Greenwich streets W ,iyen by John
Io,s Who being e h hO';s a.ssDder
700. Hsht s,n. from psnfo dtesss, aud ne g,ne Con-
zoe ; ssle aordsy will tend to hasten his dsa'h
-, ~, srsd the arrest Of Doyle
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MARRIED..

HoOkER-WiNTH9oP-At MedfJrd, Mes on MONDAY.
July q by The REV. Mr.. Fiee the residence OF Peter C.
brooks, esq, Thomas Clinton Hooker Of Rome Ay,
Elisabeth Temple Winthrop daughter of The late Gresye
Temple Winthrop, esq
Observation-Disclosures thi, city, on Monday July
BY the Rev. Chas jones' Pastor Of the Mariners Church
his retdeDce No $50 Madison Mr. John HaJbroox
Of Wexford Gland, Miss Mary McDonousa Of GALWAY
County ireland.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. this city, on Monday July 81
by the Rev. Cbas Jones' PASTOR II the Maner Church
his re,idense, No. $50 Madison street Mr. Thouss Little
page OF King Williams County, Va, 10 Mas Eliza Le:ra OF
limsrick County, ireland.
MooRE-BARKER-0n Thursday July IL, ie Friends: Meet,
ins House iu Poushkeepse, John Wilson Moore ~ D. OF
Philadelphia to Rachel w. Barker Of the former city.
sTGNL this city, on Monday July 81 by
she Rev Chas Jones Pastor of The Mariners Church
his resdepcs No $50 Madison street. Mr. William Stanley Of
LopoonderIy Ireland Mis- Mary Hawkins Of Waterford
Ireland
BlooSlyn, on Sstnriay July 10
BY tue Rev Or Lord Murray w. Smith % Chris,u, 4
dsaghier u Ssnuei soksrmap, all Of Brooklyn
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oneeighh Of ship sauue Rober.on tof Fshsyen,, - ~
ehorsee from her Last voyage sold AZ suction 10 New Bed
RI 18th inst. TO John = Taber for . 900
The whalehip Bow5ch $40 ,cns With all her whsE! sppa
SIZE refgrIed om auction 10 war.
Thursday last fort 80 10 r. b. Johnson, esq. She VII
be continued HI the wheeling bnsinss- i.
spokenko date. &e bsrh A. r. TUCKER Smith, DsrtmoatA
IL bblA blsshfsb oil GLee LEAVING TasAAsApA
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600 flushins ksiirt sd ID mort -.lnt sdiei.B
"a shares Peoria and Burean Valley Railroad.
Tie steamer 10 morrow Will take sJme,hiug under
million Of gold, which is much less than was alici
pated. We cannot hear of 5000 900. Abolt halt
million of the shipment will be in b,rs The shippers
Belmont Brown Brothers Hsge, Fckers gil, Hoff.
nan, &c.
The dividend of y cent the capital stock of the
Delaw@e and Rartsn Canal, and Camden and Amhoy