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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-01-10
LEGAL NOTICE.

Alluira HoleoInb and Ebenezer N. Messenger no n.
residents Of The State Of Ohio hereby notied that
Noble N. Merw,n aud Able Merwln. OH the 18th day
OF August, 1855, filed IN the court of common pleas
OF Portage County, Ohio, their bill III chancery a.
gainst them and Luther N. Patsesson aRd Nathan H
Messengss, hich ssul Rendisg In said court, harg
Ing amongst other things, that Calvin Hocomb IT,,
deceased, late Of the county of Portage, was
ihae6ted to complainants on judgment obtained u
gains him In his life time, before George HaFtzel,
justice Of tho Peace, within and for said county on
tho l4tf day of August la45 In the sum $4I os dam
ages, and 49J costs Of sais: and also certain pro-
missory note and due bill executed by said Calvin
Halcomb r., deceased, in his fe timc in the sum OF
SLY; that subsequently said Calvin Holcomb IT,,
died ntesate, that said Almira Holcomb and Ebene.
ger N. Messenger, were duly appointed Admnistra-
tors his estate, and the 25th day of Sept Is49
gave bonds for the fitl performance Of their duty,
with Luther Patterson and Nathan H. Messenger as
suretics, that said claims against ths estate, pre-
sented to, and allowed by the said
just claims against said estate hut that said Adm
traitors wrohgfuiIy and In violation Of Law. finally
settled up said estate without paying said claims. uI.
though payment of the same frequently demand.
ed Try canpl.inants. The bill therefore prays thai
the official Bond of said Administrators may be dc
clared forfeited and that fnaI hearing decree in
said cause may be entered accordingly aud for gener-
al relief. ]. l.. d H. Z, RANNEY
Att'ys. for Complafnants.
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IDiscIpacs' Church, Burned.

a, We are informed by Mr.. c. w. TRAsK
.of Hiram. that on Monday morning last
between the hours Of one and two, the Dis.
ciples' Church, ii that place, was discovered
to be on FIRE, and in short time was in
ashes. The FIRE was first seen breaking
through the cornice, near the stecple. Sup.
posed to be the work of an inceudiary.
I.oas $500. No insurance.
x II was with difficulty that the newly erec-
ted hotel directly opposite,) was kept from
catching fire, from the flying sparks.
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The Citizen Democrat.

We have received the first number Of
the Citizen Deaocrut; a Democratic paper
just started at Carrolton, Carroll County,
Ohio, by MATTHIAS ATKINSON Esq. II has
for It's motto "Thc Union; its fouRdatien
the Constitution" Anoblc sentiment, and
from the copy Of the paper before us, we
doubt not but tho spirit Of the motto, will
be breathcd into every editorial from the
pen of Mr.. ATKINSON. Success.
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=. RAyENEA,, JANUARY 10. lsss.
The Cteslmg' Year.


Thsre IL Kfeaf beauty and mach genuine poetry Il
tbs following linss BY PhinTcr ne elOsIng year.
cone gone forever like q rushing wave,
~ Anosher year has burst upon the sAors ~
y OF earthly being-snd its lnst low Homes,
= wandernE in broken accents on he air,
"a Are dying, 70 an eeho.z ~
- st sSs The gay Spring
with its Young charms has gone-gone with its leaves
lss atmosphere Of rosss--its whlie clouds
slumbssInK IKE sefaphsIn the sir-its birds
Telling their loves in musio-and 10 streams
-, Lsaping and shooting from the up, piled rocks
To make earth echo with the Joys ef waves, t1dl-
And Summer, with It's dews and showers, has gone;
= Its tainbows glowing onthe distant cloud,
Like spirits OF the stOrm-lts pea eefuf lakes
Smiling 10 their sweet sloep. ~ n their dreams
,s Were Of the green flowers and budding trees, c-
.4s And oveshnnging sky--and its bright mists,s
- Resting upon the mountain tops; crowns
.sr Upon the beads Of gisnts. Autumn, too, ls5
Has gone with all her deeper gsories-eone
with is green hill, like affairs of me world,
Lifting their offerings TO their Cod stF.FsE
TIts cold winds straying mid the forest aisles
1To wake their thousand wind rharps-its serene
kAnd holy sunssts hanging DER The wests q
ELiks banners from the bastlements Of heaysn---.
q And rs still evening", when the moonlight sea
lwsses ihEebbng, Ike the living heart
.0f the great universe. Ay-they are now
: Bus seands snd visions Of the past-their deep,
wild beaEts has departed from the earth,
AID they Ars gathered to the embrace Of DSath,
.Their sciemathsrald 70 eternityi
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saFnt xxfCaaPszzaavaryEl Brick
Tavern at canpbelIspor., secspied y Le.
HESzo d. DAARov and CtHTn cAnrBELE
was destroyed BY fife last TAsssssg esesing,
Mr.. Darow sustained eonsidefabie lOse-
The household furniture ard goods sf Mr..
Campbell were also destroyed 9sL IN
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CsSla weather.

we arc having winter in good earnest
sThe weather since Monday has been "bitter
.cold.' Tuesday, the thermometer ranged
from n 10 degrees below Zero during the
sisy. sWeaneeday morning at o'clock, (say
shs,membees Of certain sleighing party,)
.ahs.msseury stood at II. and at O'Clock at
20 degrees below Zero. A very "open"
winter the cold comes in at every corner.
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We were unable to be Presentst the Con.
cert Of Mrs. LII. Denming, at Dsy's Hall.
last evening. Report speaks Of il in high
terms. She viii give another Concert this
Thursday evening. Such opportunities are
rare, and love RS Of good music would do well
to attend @ Seta ~
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OF An explosion Of powder of sigular
results, occurred at Columbus, on Christ
mas day. A party OF Germans were throw.
ing fire. crackers, for sport, in a grocery,
when one Of the crackers fell into key Of
powder standing on the counter. The ex.
plosion Of the powder blew the house apart,
letting the upper floor down upon the inmates
ofthe grocery. The barrels in the room,
however, sepported IL, and the men .siugular
to relate, escaped with but slight injuries.
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9We have delayed our paper little, to
get report Of the proceedings of the State
Convention. No time for comment this
week. The Convention has done nobly.-
Read the Platform. 1t is correct and COM
prehensive.
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DEATH OF REvoLUTIoSAR9 SOLDIER
Captain ABEL De FOREST, a soldier OF the
Revolution, died at Binghamton ON the Gath,
aged 94 years and months. He was for
time Captain ofa West India vessel, and he
who afterwards became Comodore HULL was
one OF his hands
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Organiza ton Of the Lcgislature.

Organization Of the Legislature.
The Legislature organizedon NJ nday.
w. T. Bascom, OF franklin, was elected
Clerk of the Senate.
Nelson II. Van Vorhes, of Athens, was
elected Speaker of the House, and J. 8.
Robinson, Of Hardin, Clerk.
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or Boss, I want twenty. five cent.

or Boss, | want twenty. five cents,
said jour printer to his employer.
Twenty-Five cents! How soon do you
want il Jake! 49, asssoa5 ..s.53 7ass =
Next Tuesday @..ss .ta5 5 z
'Assoon as thut' You can't have it, I
told You often that when you were in want
Of so large sum of money, you must give
at least four weeks notice.
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or The Navigation Of the Ohio river i:
entirely suspended on account Of the ice.

or Provide yourself with let,er.sta mps
After the first of January, the only way to
prepay letters is by stamps.
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BANK DIRECTORS. The annual meeting
of the Stockholders, of the Portage County
Branch of the State Bank Of Ohio, was held
at their Banking House, in Ravenna, on
Monday last, the 7th inst. The following
named persons were chosen a Board Of Di.
rectcrs for the year ensuing: WILLIAM
FRAZER, DAVID ] BEARDsIEY, A. V. HoRR
E. p. BRAINARD, F. w. SEYMOUR, HENRY
BEEcHER and JOHN L. RAEsEY. @
The Board Of Directors will meet next
Tuesday, to elect President fortbe ensuing
year s@ .,t Nls
!. J. Fl, EnsERT, Cashier, holds over by for
mer appointment. - Democrat. Il. ,'2 o
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HEUMATIC REMEDIES kmericail
Ii Rheumatic Balsam, BasreA.A 4Hassa L5shhsne
Davis Pain Killer, Pain pana seas Atwoods Rheumat
10 Lnimsnt FaTrelI's Arabian LinimeHt, Ponds Rali
Destroyer. Nerve and Bsne Liniment, Hant's sBiHt'
Mustang Lfniment. Jayne's LnimeRts GargIing Oil,
Places Liniment, King Of pain, pasfers olntments
&C.. great variety Of
New. IA, 1855. Swlft.s Drug stere.
THATN q McKEONE'S CHEMICAL.
j. Olive Soap, for washing 10 hard or soft water.
PFice only 10 cents per bar. Just BY lSWiFT.
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l.SWlFT,S ADv'S,

COUGH REMEDIES HaH's BaIsam,
" Wistar's Wild Cherry. .Dunsans .E>pectoraHi,
Jayncs do, Sellers cough syrup, lpeoeks PuImonic
Waters, Wyncoops Iceland Peetos sai, Brants Palmo-
nary Batsain. sAitches Syrup lpeeac, Hives Syrup.
Cough candies, Ayers Cherry Fect0rai, Swaynes
Rogers Liyerwort and Tar, Faalk nsr,s Exir Denigs
cough Baisam, Foigers oiosorail. Cod liver Oil,
Jacksons Syrup, DC, de-. at
Nov. IL, 1855. Swift's Drug Store.
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At a subsequent NEE ting of the above Di-
rectors, C. w. Rockwell was chosen Presi
dent, and the following appointments made /:
]. Durand, Superintendent; H !. Johnson. Ge-
neral Freight Agent; C. Il. Gorham, Master
of Transportation: F. R. Myers, General
Ticket Agent - CieU. Herald. @-
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A st. Puut correspondent of the N. Y.
Tribune writes: +, ,ss,ire as ,.aa r.

Tribune writes: y, q s5ire - -He
As an illustration of the real.estate BUSH
ness in III $ country, may state that in Q
certain printing Office in which / am &C.
-quainted. among dozen cotnpositors, is
owned over a thousand acres Of land--land
that would rejoice the heart of New Eng
land farmer; and the boy, J1bn--an honest,
awkward, knock-kneed Du,chman of six.
teen, who acts as roller boy and paper carrier
owns '.an undivided half" of an excellent
farm of 290 acres, 80 acres Of which is
"broke," and upwards Of so under cultiva.
ton. His brother does the work and he
furnishes the cash
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FIRR in RooTsrowH.-The house Of Mr..
Bullock OF the Center Of RoOtstowh
was burned with all its contents, les, Hon.
day night. ,'e ~rs ,.,y
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or G6v|GARDNER of Massachusetts de
livered his message on tbe 81 inst. He re-
commcnd8 tWrn1y- one years residence OF
foreign hotnritzens, and ability to read aud
wFIta, b2tore they are ullowel to vote -
re Itgcs The repeal the Personal Liberty
act ifae t1essage is strongly native A.
mcTican HI It's tone, '7..a g. s.adft@
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The National Democratic Convection will
be held at Cincinnati on the first Monday in
June next, q kMLl W. .--
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LATEST ARRIVAL YET?

Another stock of FALL AND WINTER GOODS
MUCH larger, and TWENTY. IW o and ONE HALF
PER CENT CHEAPER! We HAPPENEDt to be IL,
market while goods were elIing at MANUFAC.
TURERS' PRICES, and rs our money seemed 10 be
as good as our neighbours aud supposed TO go aa far
we yenturedt to invest about TEN THOUSAND DOL.
bARs to commence our winter trade with. The goods
have commenced rolling In, ana we shall be ready to
opened f1r we have only to name the Price and they
are gone! Come one and all and select what you
want. PRENTlSS. HOPKINS a. cd
RS. If any of our neighbors VINO RUY FOR
Lash, are in want Of goods, we will sell them at
ABOUT twenty per cent lower than they retail them.
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ssCa g. P. r.. r Co.--At the election o
Officers by the Stock holders on Wednesday
the 2irinst, the following were chosen ri
rectors Of the Cleveland and Pittsburgh
Railro ad Co. ~, -. !. .a IN ~. !.
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. d CARD TO THE PUBLIC--Dr. A. s.
Il CRAFTS would respectfully inform his friends
and tho public generally, that his health has so far i'm
provcd that he prepared to attend to a calls In the
line of his profession. s,sI Al Nh. 1870 n ,l
Truly grateful for tho liberal patronage bestowed
upon him, he hopes to merit and receive continu.
ance Of public favor. II l,4g & Z -,..sI-rl5,
Having made arrangements with DR.. Willis OF Raw
emma, he also prepared to perform all operations In
dentistry IN neat and substanti manner All work
will beswarrantcd. DIS ff
Office as formerly, al Shalersvllle. -.
q Dec. Is, I655-Ig-3tn, Dr. A. s. CRAFTS
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CC13~ The Steamer "iSeminole" to5k fire
at Jacksonville, Florida, on thursday 2stt
lula, and burned to the waters edge. No in.
sutancc. @ ss .@ s y 55. n III.
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JANUARY APPOINTMENTS
DR.. Hardman.

Physician 50 Salem Lung EnstlEszss
Formerly Physician TO Cincinnati Marine liospitafl
Will be at qS--45p-. -.
RAvEsSs-Prentiss House, IsassEY e..
AKRoN-Empire House, January g. Tt4sy III
YoUSdsTowN--Mansion HOUSE, January -
JEFEERsoE--Amcrican House, Fed. II 4-sS-
AsHFARuLA-- Fehruary2s a sF
CANToN-Frankfn HOUSE, Feb. S. q s.va
Mss=iLoy- Fremont House, Feb. s. sss-5 * ss b
WoosTsR-Exchange Hotei Feb. Z. ts
MILLIRsBURGH-E February 3. s5s......-
NEW CAsTLk, Pa,---Jan.slts N s
MERcER--Jan. 10. .@tgNssss. 49, .ss,
MEApviLtE, Pa.--Jah. airy 81 and y. l n
kRls--JaHnary -. gss lst 81 sIs4a sgs
KccHEsyER, Pa.--Jan, 81 IN 4ss5 - sfss sSeA 4 y
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Drass and Medicines.

PRRFUMERY, TOILET SCARS,
PAINEE, OILS, GLASS & GLASSWARE
&c., DC. A fresh supply just received from New
York BY ISAAC SWIFT, at Che brick store apposits
he court house. 9,s Ravenna. July, 1855.
uAMPDEN Mineral Gseen--A new and
IL durable article for blinds ATE, PARIS GREEN
white Sinc. glne at all prices, prime aBatte. CoAcI
VARNisH - good article for ios price Is sWIF1ss
MACHINE Spread, Strengthening Plsster
LII Wedsewood Haortass. wedgewood tunpelss bath
brick hriek dust sponge from 3c 10 I'll Iper otInce
ash bone, bird seeds rails oflemon, LIF smelling
salts, shaving cFeam coiogues. hail sess Oils and
brushes, amber lustra bcautyeF iasendeFrsr.
handk sfessinets, aavefihs extraslss Ii e.at st
Raveans, July Z. 1855 EWIFTss Dfsg stote.
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NOTICE OF Dissolution.
THE firm Of Humelbaugh g. Wait. is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. The business
viii be contiaued by Anthona Humelbaugh q Squire
b. Jennings. under the name and firm OF Humeibaueh
Jennngs who will pay all debts and collect all crcd
It's of thc old firm. .-f r.r-
Raveilna, january LIST, 1856. ettE 90
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WM. SAWYER'S ESTATE.

Notice is hereby given that the subscriber has been
appoiAtad and qualified as administrator, on the es
tate Of William Sawyer, late OF Brimfeh Portage
County dcceased. WILLIAM. r. KELSO.
Brima.ld. Dec. %. lsSl-Q0-3w
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Ravenna, Dec. 81, ls55-20-Gw.
ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that Levona Hunt, has
been duly appointed and qualified, as Adminstratrx
on the estate of j. L. Hunt, dcceased late Of Gar.
rettsvle in the Comfy of Portage. Dec. o.. 1855.
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Ravenna Gift Concert f! f!

Il D be given in RHvenna, on the Evening
If the a2d of February, 1856.
The fntowing Gifts will be distrIhuted among tick.
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NEW Goods, New Goods--A large and
splendid assortnaEf III Goods OF tho latest st, les
and most approved patterns, ean ho found ut !.
49, N a. iRAIRM 4, fyfN
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DONNETS, BONRETS-Just opened .
~ choice lot Of Bonnets consisting In part SILK bon
nets, brilliant and cheneile bonnets, Chenele and
Fancy bonnets, Cheneille and Soft Straw bonneta
Manila and Chcneille bonnets, and various ofhes
styles suited to the seasons. Also beautiful stock Of
Bonnet Trimming, Dress Trimming, Lining silks, and
Rouehes. at H DAYS.
Sent, "a, ID, No. PhOenix Ekoek.
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"a RELDIN0. M.n.

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ATH.LIAfe

Also very pretty assortmeHtof cashmere and of.
entail scnrfs. Ladesin want ofany ofthe abOve wouk
do well to look ut our stock before purchasing else
where, We hi * they cannot fail be suited ethep
IN price, style OF Quality. 0etI2 HLDAY.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-12
DAILY CRESCENT
THE GREAT IwD14vB.arrLE OF siaaH.sHaH
raoa LoseyELLow's POEM OF Hr4wAruA.

Learning Of Old Noksis the story Of his b-th The
ruel desertlon Of his mother by MudjekeeWa Hiawatha
ourneys 70 the kingdom Of the West Wind Laying Iii
aand upon WaHbeek the black rcck, he rends the jut
ing crags asunder and hurls them madly at his father
For his heart was hot within him,
LAKE. living coal his heart was. l.s-
But the ruler If the west Wind .s
Blew the fragments backward from him,
With the breathing Of his nostriIs,
With the tempest Of his anger ~ IE-1.
Blew them back at his assajlsnt: ss, -.-a.s. .
Seized the bulrush, the Apukwa
Dragged 1t with Its roots and fhers t@
From the margin Of the meadow " 9t74
From its ooze. the giant buruah --l
Long and loud laughed Hiawasha !f5as.7 .7 l=-t-.
"Then began the deadly conflict, XII i
Hand to hand among the mountains ;l=--
From his eyrie screamed the eagle,
The Keneu, the great War Eagle;
Y Sat upon the crags around them,
Wheeling, tapped his wings above them
"Iike tall tree in the tempest "7'5
Bent and lashed the giant bulrush; Ell
4 And In masses huge and heavy 550 5sef4 "a
Crashing fe! the fatal WaEbeek; 4
Till the earth shook with the tumult
And confusion Of the battle, f% -
And the air was full Of shoutiDgs, 31A
And the thunder Of the mountains. --,.l.
Starting, answered Bsim-wawa!" ..
aBack retreated Mudjeekewis,
Rushing westward down the mountaina,
Stumbling westward down the mountains,
Three whole days retreating, fighting,
Still pursued by Hiswatha
To the doorFsys of the West Wind, I'D
TO the portals of the Sunset,
10 the earths xsuotest border,
Where into the empty spaces
Sinks the sun, dsringo
Drops into Ter nest at nightfe,
In the melancholy marshes.
"sHold, at length cries Mujskeewis,
told. my eon, my Hiawatha.
'Ts impossible to kill me,
For you cannot kill the immortal.
! have put you to this trial, " o15
But to know and prove your courage; ,...
Nov receive the price of valor - W. q
Go back to your home and people, . r
Live among them, toll among them, .
Cleanse the earth from al! that harms!
Clear the fishing grounds and rivers, +
Slay all monstsrs and msgiciar7, .. ".
All the giants, the Kenebeeks, sgF . -... |.=
As I slew the hIiahe-MokEa '-
Slew the Great Bear of the mountains.
''And at last when Death draws near you,
When the awful eyes Of Pauguk
Glare upon you in the darkness %. .'N.1
will share my Fngdom with you, ".us ..
Ruler shall you be theneeforword aey 49,;
OF the Northwest Wind Keewaydin.
OF the Home.vind. the Keewaydin."
"T Thus was fought that famous battle,
In the dreadful days Of ehah-shAh
In the days long since departed,
In the Kingdom Of the West Wind. J.. r
Still the hunter sees its traces
Scattered far DER hill and valley;
Sees the giant bulrush growing
By the ponds and wster-cou-ses, ,r
Sees the masses OF the WsHbeek .-
Lying still In the Tailey.''s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-12

PAPER FOR SALE.-We see that the Natchez
Courier is offered for sale, with all its materials
and bindery attached, The paper seems to be
in o fourishing condition,
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HOTELS, RESTAURANTS.

ST. LOUIS HOTEL, NEW ORLEANS.
FNYHE UNDERSIGNED most respectfully I'M
III nferns his friends the travelling community shat be Ell
favorte Hotel During the summer
House has been thoroughly cleaned and improved and will
be for the reception of guests the 18th inst.
RATE OF BOARD - 50 PER DAY.
will formerly, First Glass Hotel, and pledge
self possible attention shall b paid good
reputation comfortable home patrons
strangers.
O CEAS. L. GUMBEL.
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MORE NEWS FROM NICARAGUA - General
Grant, who is at present in this city engaging
men for Nicaraguan enterprise, has received
o letter by the Prometheus from one of his men
who left this city for Greytown few weeks
ago. He says:
ssWe find the country everything we antici-
pated, and are well pleased with it. In regard
to the question Of gold here, that is certainly
settled; have seen specimens. and the men
who dug them.
The Col. (Kinney) has his hands full Of busi-
ness, and all he wants is more men, in order to
reorganize his government on q firm basis The
natives are all in his favor.''
We may remark, in regard to the want spo-
ken Of above, that it is not likely to cause much
embarrassment if Gen Grant continues to sue.
ceed in obtaining men here as readily as he
hitherto has. By the Daniel Webster, which
sailed yesterday morning, he dispatched party
Of thirty-one, and others are to leave on the
26th of the present month.
Why don't our U. S. District Attorney get up
arrow and distinguish himself' He has an illus
trious precedent for it.
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upORT HUDSON AND WATER- gnu

NDORT HUDSON AND WATER sg h
D. Loo PACKET NEW LhTONA, Emile lsf#s4sssaasSg f$1sas
Gross master having been Thoroughly orerhsued and
leaving New Orleans FRIDAY, at O'Clock A. M and
every MONDAY ut o'clock ?. Nj.
w ready freight evary Monday and
Thursday landings Coest Donaldson Goua Pa
uuene Rouge Lobds Store Hudson Waterloo and
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EoL1PsEs DURING 1s56,---There will be two
eclipses Of the sun and two Of the moon this
year. A total eclipse Of the sun will take place
on the 9TH Of April, and an annular eclipse on
the 2sth of September. both invisible here.
There will be a partial eclipse Of the moon on
the Goth April, which will be visible early in the
morning, and similar eclipse on the 18th Of
October, also visible in the evening.