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The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-10-17
Y gNIcRregOl. Post Of1cc.

List of Letters remaining in the Pos.
Office at Me Grcgor, on the. 3oth Septep:-,
Der, 1856. I'll .gggts9.e
/. Adams J 2; Adams g w; Allison D p;
Ashley Jacob; Anderson Jas; Brancher
Edwards 'Blsisdell- Josiah; Brown NJ:
Brown Batlin; Bronson H Ii Brennan. NJ !;
Benson Charlotte; Beners Jane; Grassland
CYL Cary JAk,cs, DaAenn .BAnl. combs
James; Campbell Miss NH; Day G II
Day G Ell; Deaps H. Da:on Hamilton
.Bhyion silas; DeckersJ J ;sFbss \ II w
Fex Charges; Ferrel Margaret A; Grit
fifth J l.; .GaYeart M; Green H D; Hutch
ms j; Ilaw r &; Herman William, Hal
John; Hall II H; Hermis.cI Isabella, IN
man Thomas; Jacks NJ Jones D A; JOIN
son J L; Kelly James; Knight Josial
Lewis G IL; Little S; Lecture g Ill; NJ
rIa,ilo. Mrs. Murphy Joseph, sneIaty
James; Moptsrcy Thoss Manis D Sc; NJ
Manus Charles; Nichols G L;sOdeil Ma
tin; Park Alexander; Read J Il; Royce
p; RI lily Lewis Mrs; SIMMONS AN
Smith J,amess Smith ST SAesprer Josep
stcrgis w Shifcr Gardner: stal
Henry; Stewart D F.; Spooner. Galsis
Thomas Il S; Vrooman j; Vallman
ValkJan,es; Wright Richard; Wrish'
n g. inssonc A r; Wi.RH
WLipple Wn y. s,t4a..:t
Tie. aboye. letters will be 8.
Dead Ls,ier Office if.not takcii o.
| he Isl January. Persons c;
them will please say "Adver ise
! Y. R.aMiLLER.
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THE CONCERT

The Barker Family entertained a large
audience last evening at the American
Il We have no. space for az extended no.
ticc Of them, but when we state that the
unanimous verdict OF our citizens was
'4weH dom" we but utter the truth.
Their closing song 1.-The Flag OF our
Union forever" ought to be sung in every
village ii the United States. A man car
not sleeo with Dieuaion in his heart after
hearing the Barkcrs sing theirro!e of pa
triOtic s,ns-.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-10-17
TELEGRAPH.

BY favor Of Mr Harlow, of the Kate
Cassel, we have Galcna e. Dubuque pa
papers OF the 18Th.
We condcnsg.
Steamer Persia with European advices
to the 4th. rss~r
Breadstu!lis slightly advanced. t
Grca. Britain and Russia are getting
in.o a ,saall about the Isle Of iScrpants.---
LOOK out for snakes tAH = ID
.LlTflELErToNs. .fF Il
-. CONNECTICUT. .--
Tavors the Republicans.
4.m / II NEW 4 5zrE 3 r. dtYof
Mayor Of Newark 5ooDem. mai
rn MICHIGAN.
a. Senator elected to, fill vacancy
Dem. 1000 maj @@ E'~ & y '''f VI - i"
" ."tl rLonrpA.Ht t&@FA
Dem. Gov. by $40 ma. .@a3..sE
GEORGIA.
|. sMAyor IN Savannah LDen,- IS -
DELAWARE.
/ Every County Democratic. w
| ONO.
Few sreturns-~fa,or RepubhesnssE
Toledo, SO Dem.
f. Cleveland, l5o Rep. "'s .o' s.3 e
Columbus, T., ....-..
Cincinnati Dem. by reduced maj
Louis D. Campbell is beaten for Com
gress-Rep. loss. s. s.a hra.at. 41h
..1-t "a. sa# INDIANA. sa lEt& .a&st
Returns very scattering the north part
Iof. tie State is Republican..s
b0,s ,.....,.., PENS5Y .LN.tslA4.
f., Heavy Democratic majorities in all tho
Eastern Countless Republican losses in
the West, Philadelphia 5000 Dem. Rec
der's county shows Dem. gain Of 100.
State maj. large for the Democrats. .,...
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THE GAME OF BpAG.-Tbc New York

ssN - Is - - LEA
The GAME or BnAo.-The New York
Tribune is filled with thsspredictions of
Frcmont's election = The following was
its editorial Of Sept. 90 1852, and if the
name of Fremont be substitu :od for that
Of Scott, It would serve as q sample of
the calculations Of the present day.
From Maine 10 Iowa. fromaUnffalo to
Orleans, the rally for Scott is spon.anc-
gus and universal. The change wi:hin,a
fortnight can hardly b realized except by.
those who are in The constant rcceipt of
advices from all parts of the cou;try.-
And every where as-thc Scott ranks are
formed, our friends are as.onished at
heir strength. Here is Connecticut at
our elbow which the Pierce men have
hoped 10 carry and where they will sill
make an earnest fight but in which they
will be beaten, lif we, are no. grossly dc
heeived, as they have not been since s4e
TenheSseo has acsif dehasable,2 Bit hot a
Scott man IN its length and breadth has
longer doubt of it. Delaware went
tAJsist usaw'o years sgos battasSaLhaw
give Scott larger majoritytthan it ever
gayertosanyrcandidate for President In
Maryland, the Wings have been ticklina,
their adversares with a present of half a
dozen Old Fogies, and for every one OF
them We shall a Id a. least a .hun,lred to
SCOTS majority. And SO New York has
been talked Of as doubtful State, which
is sheer humbug. Unless PENNSYLVANIA
outdocs all expectations, New York will
give the largest majority for Scott of any
State in the Union.
'sBdtsitiss mot oaly in TIC Wig States
that this change is manifested. If the
presenttidc sweeps on Pierce will hardly
get tif.y vot.s.. t+iHNN t%f'..f,
Friends of'Gcn Scott, we know whereof
W" affirm when we assure you that all
goes well, We are no prophet, and can.
NOT say what the future has in sore, bul
to-shy the prestige Of SUCCESS, is all on oul
side, and every indication portends al
overwhelming triumph for Old cChippe'
wa. sTs~t ~ szy<rL1 Ut ~
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= EW STEAMER suNK--The Lady Frank
lin was "snagged" and sunkn Warmers
Landing on Thursday morning, in dense
fog. Cargo heavy aud badly injured.
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nxraA co ,rEo os-rUa~cars5.

We have hal applications for or 4oo
ezra copies of the first nc, Of The Tin, yes.
1t has been on: Of our Power 10 furnish
them. Our edition LAZY wodk numbered
800, but 50 hattering has been the in
crease of our list that scarcely any copies
were left us for exchanges. This week
ne issue 1900, and we hope to oblige all
who may want the Times for Transmission
TO Eastern friends. To satisfy many, we
republish the McGregor " and Rail
Road" articles of last week. The adver-
Using matter of this No. will be found
.n,ni, v,,pra fa M.Grn al AZ
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& 0 NJ NJ L r G | A L.
McGregor Market.
TINES OFFICE, Oct. 1T

81 The Steamer Persia, reports an adj,
vance of e2cts on Flour; Gets on Wheat.
TIE ciltc, on the n. Y. and Chicago
markets las been slight rise, but at this
great distance from the seaboard,r no
change is safe to the buyer. Our quo
tations remain as they were last week .rp
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lzGregor, St. Peters and Missouri River
.aA q, Railroad. IL .eE


Geo. T. Woodward, Esq, chief En-.
yiaesg Of the, above Eoad- has placed ,the
public generally, and the Editor or the
Times par,icr,nrly, under great Qhliga-,
lions il preparing the following article
il is hyief, but comprehensive. In ex-
pressing thanks to Mr. Woodward, for
this 'tayor, will eallou us to hope for
a continuation Of such statistical ;...ielcs
as he alone can write
/. Sf taa n ~ For the Times.
Tie first preliminary Survey of the
M:Gregor, ST. Peters and Missouri River
Railroad, is now completed to Clear Lake,
in Cer7o Gordo County, distance OF one
hundred ami forty miles from Nc Grego:.
The, Engineer Corps returned on ,satlg'
day lass, and report q line Of as favorable
grades and ~ cheap in e9nstruc!i9n as
any road in the West. The present sur,
vey passes through Monona, Clcrmont,
West Union, Bradford. ST. Charles, Rock
ford and Mason City to Clear Lake Cisy.'
TIE feasibility Of the route is now estab-
|liskcd. The Summit level Isl reached
with grades far better than was an.ici-
pated, and the curvature Grades, andloss
of distance is less than any other road
leaving the Mississippi on the Iowa side.
West Of West Union 9 very fine line has
been. Obtained, presenting every desirable
featurc that might be required; between
most of the Above points an Air Line has
beeht taii. sthu Gsads aincs III RKnh 'fies al
mos: even Min the sui accs: thc entire dis
lance showing At once economy and rapid
ity Of construction. .'.'la
The country through which this route
passes il. Of the most beautiful and pro-
ductiye description and needs only the
advantage Of a Railroad to develop its vast
resources.
The carrying put of tds projeat. pro-
claims Almost BRILLIANT future for More
gor, hel4ins ssshs doessoncpfthe finest
locations on the Upper Mississippi and
supported by the most magnificent section
of country III thewholc' North West, there
can be no doubt but what she is destined
soon N Is take Exposition among the
young Cities Of this favored Land.
l. Al. ~ ~ ~ E III .G.E.W.
Monona Oct, 18th, 1856. Eff
f Kar< RoAp v OH Wianeshcik ~ hel
recent vote decided by goo majority t
loan her credit 70 the North Western 4
h. Company to the @amountsof onc hun
bred Thousand dollars. Much cn.hus
kiasm married. the elec.iA,1 j, sT
i At Frankvillc there were IA votes
east; 1l9 For. one Vote hla,'h, and
i 6 AgaNstys \ large. procession. from
! DEBORAH, headed by the Band came dowl
to Frankvillc to mingh their congratula
tives overs the auspicisns result. Frank
| vile is bound to be Depot ON lee y
: w. Road, and the voc of Winnesheik j
.o,r,rlad ~ prt.:po iss cnnet II ion be
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-10-17

CoRREsPoNDEECE.-W are IN receipt
of communication from valued cores
pondent at Hardin. 1t is unfortunately
written III pencil, and SO badly defaced
that We can not hand it to our printers
The substance of it only We can gather,
and that we give to our readers.
/ A Frcmoet Club was organized at Iar-
din quite early in the canvass, and after
two Or three meetings to confirm the mem
bers in the faith it was proposed to invite
the Democrats toa free discussion Of the
topics of the day. The Democrats met
them, and succeeded in wors.ing them in
the conference. A second meeting was
held by agreement, and the Democratic
speaker was Kissed by the club whose in.
yitation lie had accepted. This meeting
broke up with cheers for Buchanan In
stead Of Fremont, and at the regular
meeting of the Republican Club the fol
lowing week, no one Of the party attend
ed The organization Ike the Yankee
calf, had "gin eout." A political dis
cussion will take place on Saturday eve
ming Oct. 264h.
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RI Y ER Z REL g II T:
Boat And Freight Register.

Hoat and freight Register.
TINES OrrycE, Friday Oct. 18th.
Mr.. Russell fayors TIE public with the
following abstract of Receipts. at the
Ware House Of Kingsley d Rhodes.
1t will be seen that only FIRE days arc
rcpst: Cd i HEREAFTER thA weekly business
viii be found in our paper,
Oct, II, Fanny, Harris, IA pakg, 1900
!. Il Id sGalona y 4 3y4 do t42 e35
do War Eagle ; do 1000
Tl3s Greek Slave F4i4. do Il 81 ,904
lido Badger SAFE '255 do 1851
col IA Arcola - - --------
,ea do. Ocean Wave 421 do 1926
g Is Jacob Traber 238 do 23.44O
do Falls City all47 do $4,000
do Lady Franklin 478 do 4p.l94
- si6 skate 'Cassep " 8 sSss do 3EG7l
do City Belle bad 40 do 1l.116
q dos FEisttopiugo. = 8 do Z 5000
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,r1 Pm Flour. per Bbl. 81. Sc e5 No.
2Hsea@ 60 :" C.i@o3 as.5 al 800 4
M,al, do Il 50
Whea., per bus. &c. IS
Cora, do 40
: ~ Oats, do "a 80 @
Barley. do ! 10
Il. Hay per ton, ~ O. s 60
!, - Mood, per cord, y 4 3 90
$40 Butter, per ID - 30 30 q rs
Eggs. t9 doz. 81 Aaas s.l5l@ 90 ssa
ehLafl, W h .stafgoxFo 10 @sl2a
-shaaslgRr,sN. O.esqts9s11! @sl2t
.s8ssAa do Grf d 4 Gps'hd1l3 4sld6g
Coffee, sibs oaitssl3a q 14f
.a311 Apples, 'dricd,as s3iaaG 81 CO
& "a Saisse T3 Bbl. RIA a s 500 ai
do Sack, q, s.e ~ ID 40. ~
.11ga Hides, dry. 8 q 10 \
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ixrr ! I-UAI Il So
Fencing, u NJ $50 Co
Grub llanks, N 10 90
Boards, No. l., do - 50 90
do /" 2, do 25 90
~ II dosf >, do f .22s 90
seantling7& Joists, ~ 22 so
- Shingles, % n; 4 rs
I Lash, do [ r. 90
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-10-17

80 s"'aa .sgHwbal 81 .s9s43s4>, = - -
Tie aboye Boats return ,frpIn ST. Paul
IN the 4ih day alter their respective dates,
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Total ., - . !, s.s s.,.. 3Sel 3.sV77
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-26

the Christian ministry Rev A a Hand, or Green wich,
Warren county Was elected Moderator. and Itey. h.
Rodgers, d D Of Bourd Brook, and Rev. George Hale,
OF Feppingtan, clerks. About 2t0 delegates pre-
Sent the full puMber OF members Of tue - nod being
$50 and equal in size 10 The General Assembly. the
isrkes ecclesiastical BODY IN me old scooo caurcn
Richard Webster of ARuch Chunk and Rev George Ely,
OF hamilton square, N. j.
Henry Perkins, Ct Allentown and represented church
generally prosperous condition, aad made par
ousr mention Of The high state of prosperity OF the Col
leee 81 New Jersey institution founded this synod.
n officers the college being also members Of the
synod The college has experienced revival o, religion
oupa the year. and Of the whole number OF students
OF the church The Theological Seminary Princeton
has larger number Of students than ever before
on Wednesday evening the annual sermon on Foreign
MISSION. preached by Rev j. c Rankin, Of Banking
ridge, for merry missionary or the Asse mblys Board IN
Inaia II able and scfiptural exhibition OF our
detencence on The Holy Spirit for the perpetuity and
dresses were made at the same time by Rev. Dr fixs
Rees, tor MANY years a mss'or AIRY Cons .anrpope,
(se1 ntsve OF Essex county, j. and by Rev Henry
y. Rankin son OF VIM. Rankin Esq, OF this city, mis-
saLsFy TO China
The question Of the division the synod owing to its
la se size caue co fer discussion bat was postponed
icut tDa progress had beec made in bui.dng
of chlrehe Tor treble congregations. both in West
south Jersey spo that par, Of Pennsylvania embraced n
Rev. j. Mcneil one OF The Secretaries or the Anne
RIGA. Bible society addressed the Synod in beaa OF that
insuioiion, and was followed by Rev DR.. Riggs. lad
o'oer Esu bcrs OF the synod. Tbs discussion xas Of
ntre tfau usual interest
Afr ~ thanks to the residents Of zabeth for
their generous hospitality The synod adjourned Thurs
DAY evening asr very harmonious session, to meet
next year a, Scranton
The synod Of n. v York and New Jersey (ne school
N sesico at B'ooklyn Yesterday ADOPTED resolution
nga,nsf vine dritkrg card playing and dancing ana
revonnepcpe Friday. December 5, 10 be set apart a.
Gay OF Humiliation, lasting and prayer.
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Charleston s an or AssccorD. exchanged asnsis wt
pssseHfers to sPos Tssen EHpsrsnes ai heavy
Ihsrn.on oGSs '. Lvsrpao Sept q ut! s.s az
bark John Winthrop bound csa ~ e
40 on y eschanges sgnals with nsrs bound sho%n&a
osa dssh on Ss passage
ssip cerneia La~renee Knapp L,.spooi Sept p vita
renced heavy from NV during which lost fore saA
Ship Iouis Henry Csrem, Bremen, sept g.
a - S spoke smsa AMP
Bremen for Balt,nors c., "A.
ton &c. 10 stanton Thomps as .e" '''' ~ . Wv"
a nst and G Of pSs sU .s es n M E
with to lawrence, Murray Inga.e Took board
~ssS e
Brig Fosea Helena naicR, Fisher. Amsterdam. n days
uPis BACK River Jan.
@ d"aes @"s cofnwa 10 days viii, y.
sss; sS,; %i5i 6 ssls sEss p-'s .a.s.
, sGnr nadd Or Joheson Dorchester Ns6 days win
sshs r, "a D smith Wnasor Ms. IL days. with plaster.
s scsr SsS h hsss So, psrs days
s scsr Sx Y: r ,o1aIl ,i ss.iSn
scf sr R Rsne nov Crow ssGi'i sostoa
schr lewis Crowell, Boston.
ssr ssG sGG Kssps Nsw S. sSsr.
srbr NJ II Reed Kelley New Bedford.
scbr NJ T. Pearson. Gould. New BedforS
sehr keren Happucb. Kelley. Martiehesd.
Srhr " Lewis, Taylor, Proynoet0va.
sc'r Jane Y Glover. Doane. Gloucester.
Schr sbailer Lawrence. Portland u
Scbr Mary S Braineri, hulse Portland, q.
Scbr Tariff Hubert, Stanford
Schr Boston Chase, New Haven.
schr Susan lnring. Albany for Bost0a.
Sleep Sprague Fish, Wasehsm.
Siocp Oregon. Rhodes Providence
Steamer Fila. Robinson philadelphia.
Steamer WYstcaester Clark, Providence
Steamer Decatur 6eer F0rw oh.
BELOW.
Shin Hartford. from Liverpool.
Bark Peter Derol. from Savannah.
brig Amanda Jane. from CleDtaegos
Brig Eureka, froIn
All the above By pilot bost David Mitchell
SAILED
Steamships Ericsson. Liverpool; Texas Fan uan Ec- An
gusta. Savannah; Jas Adger. Charleston; aud others.
Wind during the day, NV
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Cciorc Judge Capron.
tcr. 2o-.N the gzsembln, q court this roarcing
Jsre Dunn pleaded guilty 70 = rltng various avscs or
eso,b'Dg iewcry IRON Nr. -fm kpgslsnd ~, ord
street. rcnitentiery year. N
Charles Rove, boy 10 years OF age crsrged with
s,esiyg POCKET book coniaisy money, from tee per-
vi MIR. r. stvctch, Of Batavia street while avgct
company pssairg her resfsuce Tic Jury rendered.
ve'aICt Of gully Of grand larceny.
Smsn lhinps ana Eliza 1aggsu s,raignc6 for
ltesig gold watch, the property OF Jsu'as Hvnlon.
Re testified that nigh. last September b. pretty
blgh' when be sccostcu by INC rfist -eyE vho
r,Ted lin he han got snihlg ic for ros 10 winch
lsr he made the eoquent reply, that "hc was dead
brtfe Ia threw her arins around hir neck, dcgeed
Tin a.ong apsiI acted his watch, and then cleared
1ss1r which he banded ,he watch and chain over
Tie Jury convicted them OF petit larceny Psni.
tertiary Dontbs.
John Thomas young man. was COME "a n stealing
pocst bock contain ing nrolssory note Of the value
y S2sc, from Dir George Archer, West Broadway.
The prsorcr hcng akcd Why sanit shoGid DO
psssej upon Ian. SAID that biz dcd ir Forsyth
strfct. aEd of hts arrcs' In the htpe
TIA, be reform. the judge nityhied the senteEct
tro wears H. the STATE prison.
Mm. lewis remarkably srsrf booking da-kry. PLEAD
Fuii.y q slesng watch and chain state PRISON two
years,
Mr.. FD H. Clark, resident Of Hudson, apreircd
nRElnst Barney AacrAe. Charging him with steahuE
rcnk al a. clothing from the barge Columbia. caity
81 uett Larceny,
the court then adjourned
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HUNIFIcENT DONATION FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT
or UsryxSsiry "A man OF great wealth, VII. he de-
votes liberal share Of hs fortune beneftpg hls
felloS men, 10 blessing 70 the world BE is benelac
Tor and We with every community had many sueb. BY
their teneiacsiols .h,s suffering world would be vastly
Delo' h'ed and 'ls general condition improved The
rfends Of ecucon humanity have within the psst
ew days been greatly rejoce0 by the report that
fellow citizen, Sylvester Lind, Esq, has given to the
trustees Of Tho Presbyte' ian University, 'about 10 oe
established at Forest Lake, some twenty five miles north
Of this cit, nunidcent Of hundred thousand
papers Ill passed. and The trustee To wait
Tor tie dcceRse O, Mr. Lind before 1t available He has
wisely made the oenoon now, auf II is placed at the
espcral OF the trustees whenever they ready
IL re learn that in consequence Of this she trustees
Rave determined 10 call the institution the Lind Unver
siy Tie only conoltioD prescribed by Mr. Lind 10 max.
Ing the grant s tnnt $40 600 shall be used for
Depett Of proicsfoTsblps, and the OF $4,000
tfa be perletuaiy used IN preparing young
ministry Tho income may be used for the purpose Of
JrgeTsiy. IN The language OF morning contemporary
tho Iess-'this noble oct nIakos II proper that
should be said In relation 10 the givcr 30 IL
PAIN unassuminy citizen, who makes il the -cet bust
ress o. HIS life 10 use the ample fortune which Providence
has placed in his hands for The good OF his fellow men
Scotland with just two soveregns In his pocket Les
than twenty years ago this was hts entire capital All
Lis little patrimeny In Scotland With the exception Of
enough 70 b. ar bis expenses here nc LEFT 10 assist IN
educaDg his Two breieIs, Who preparing fer the
Ministry. Tia industry AMI integrity have occurred COR
horsari collars toward eadogi1g proassorahips and
siy tbnrsapd more the interest OF vhh will educate
thirty minister's Tor a coming tms. Tho oral
suomy "a such act ana tie Consolation II will aord
10 4 o!'ng hour ought 10 stimulate may OF
'suistsniis citizens to go aud DO likewise. 'CAugo
Int
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nAgITIMR iNTELLlGENCk


STEAMERS TO AND PRos HAVANA.
cAHswRA-Frons New York lcsh arrive Havana h ard
New Orleans lsdz From New Orleans Eth. Havana sth
IA W.auoa-rrom Hsw Yerk 9Th arrive At Havsna
IN -. Sow Orleans "a Prom Ne~ Orleans j2h. Havana
Issh. 0Gr Nsv y orr lsih
Leave New York At 10 AN and New Orleans .; AN
Qrsken CIrr-From Ne~ Yort 9TH Of eacn nonh, arriving
Havana I.ih Ard kosse ihh From Mobile ID. HsvAas
2i.b. due n New York 1&b-
The following be Of value 70 those havins corrsspond
In the kasi---
me mail leaves Southampton The sh and 2rh Of each
Afr YES at ol~Shsr about The oh and ssh monh
Nam ahou fhe Hath and .<a Of month
Arrives Al Alexandria about Tho isth o. ard *s Of FOL
lowfrr month
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CLEARED.
S,eamJ ID Teyna Forbes san Juan-r Morgan sons.
steamship BLACK Warrior, fnth, iiayans acIisneson
Anderson y Co.
s,esinship Augusta, Lyon. SavapEal--s u Mnchal.
steamship James Adger Turner, Charieson-hpoaord
steamship jamestown. Parrish, Norfolk sc-Ludlam 4
FlcAsanls.
sop iusko tTlr,m, Dannermann. Amhcrst-TIcnscben
sbrp a N Miller, siurge., Iondcn-c 9 pgn.sn
ssp EGphfasi. ianlslrs New osssns- Hazard.
1iafk Evsaae Dean. NslrsnsSc.
Es,s es%r.f .. 4s,s, d 'Gc xs - sa'
lax Nar Ia jenilss. fsfie~sas -bashsn Diaoa.
ss os's ssn si, nss yula
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ocr. q Ro,>7 Nal =. Hciy A. ions aid of.es oen
20 n n, mir D.faac, This an action for seamap's
wages scgtd 70 be for services rendered On hoard
the snip defiance, voyage the Chincha TsanSs 10
1888 for cargo Of gusno. For defence u was alleged
that The pantn an5 some others Of the crew were gutv
Of nuny. and having revoltcd against their then com
mandor-the late Capt NcCeyran--were brought home
In uops and rot entitled 10 pay for service The
alleged mu'ineers were tried AMI scqutted some tine
,uJe in the IuliCd Sisles Courts Sealed verdict