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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-22

as vE appear frou N. fesviug o tks rupert Of
the eoahaiitee. hey say
aof Corn and Co1 Crushsrs there enrics bst u
Consequences ~ secdsnAi brssksge eny TIVE De
TRIALS.
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B5 thsse Crashe constructed 90 siuilaK mechanca
prinasps and Aoat the peWeFS bal he ieSes
esve the preaiasl 70 aAidWnb Mil IL s<ened % haVs
sore eapsty in ssea unle osi - ciei sGPeaFtiy
sss In is hsvng nsvsable safs uheA eeasiue The grad
nE saffaas ana a. The wearing surfAes. fhess
ndne surfaces est Fon. ana os reBeSed readily
snA !. gile cas rhis Fse anrsay fr ga museyr
fhs AsoFs Nh iag cfashlag corR ana Csoas eE niba
neai 10 iaiy h fasnisd ~ conFrie, settA fr9 %
fBrinag rsaes, seAc lnkss ssuei = sseessss. afs
u aAsrsss JANIS q. BALDWIN CO.
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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-22
Carter'S Spanish Mixtu

tarter'S Spanish Mixture.
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD.
THE BEST ALTERATIEE KNOwNH
NOT A PARTICLE OF MERCURY In IT. I
-.-.. An Infaliible Remedy
For scrola, Kings Evil Rheuma m, Obstinate CutaneOus
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worm or letter scaldhead, Enlargement and
Pain of the Bones and Joints, Salt Rheum,
Stubborn Ulcers 81 phiItc Disorders,
and all diseases arising rom
middleton, Of Mercury,
ImprudeDce in Life,
or In uTitS OF
TIE Blood
This Great Alternative Medicine and Purifier Of the bloods
used by thousands OF grateful patients from all parts OF
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FOR all nothing Jet found to
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cts gently and efficiently the Liver and Kidneys and
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orthe DsEAsEs FEMALES s peculiarly applicable and
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The large number Of certificates which we have received
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nit their full insertion
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To whom all orders be addressed
sale by Druggists and Country Merchants 10 all par
the United states and the CanSdAs, and by
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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-22
Jasper County Academy Lottery,
GLASS IL.
To he Drawn 0ntnher 18th. 1916.

=" 10 Dc UIaWu UULUUGI 4JIII, 4OUU'
Concert Hall, Macon, Ga, under The sworn super
y intendence OF col. Geo. NJ. Logan and JAS
a. Nisbet. Esq,
Patrons will please examine this magnificent Scheme
fuy-compare it with any other, and if IL is not the best
ever offered the chances obtain Capitals far better
than ny otl scheme red don't purchase Tickets.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-22
Grand American Rally and Mass Meet
inc at Clarksville

Ing at CIarksVlIIe.
On the 10Th Semptember the gallant
Americans of Montgomery will hold
grand Fillmore and DonelSou Rally. A
corps of the abest speakers in the State,
Haskell, Gentry, McEwen, Clinton, and
others, are expected. ...
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THERN L0TTE RY!
On the Havana Plan!
More Prizes than Blanks!

1905 PRIZES! 100000 DOLLA s!
ONLY $4,000 NIWBERS!
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

gsHolIoygay's 0intment and Piils.-Any
Ulcer wounds or Sore, Of twenty years. Standing
may By celebrated medicines Use them sne
limb need be ampataed the bone be destroyed
Here then FOR al Sold at the nufaetores, No
s0Maden Lane, New York. and No. IA strand, London;
and BY ali druggists, at &c, e24c and 81 per box.
FEvEs Ends It's most deadly enemyin cAHrsss
SPANISH MIIruEE few bottles Of which win purify the
blood expel the supenous bile increase the petite i'm
prove the DIGESTION and thus destroying the ofthe
disease promptly restore the patient to perfect health
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-25


! ~ tendency q the Stock NaIkct Wss do"n"'.-'
ara tlUTBg, b.; the changes are unlmIorian- inc
f-o.res Of he market are very much th''e Of J''er
ley. Se'lors ar rather frec of'rers Of kcafhS d.
thcir option but did not appear an&ou- 10 sc Eng u
other stocks The demand fcr cash stocks was aoout
equal TO the supply, and cash prices weie MAINTAIN
better than yesterday anticipated. Al d o''''
The Second Board the market exhibited more nruines-
and sales were made OF Ere high a. 90, ana Hea i
ing vas 7S bid Considering that the influence oi ln'
street s decidedly in favor Of the boar oyeuen' tne
market stands remark ably steady one reason 10y '
s that the leading stocks below The usual range ol
urces and the market receives considerable aS9tance
from the outside. while SPECTATORS FOR fall oit'ae
with diminished yigor Selling short, or 10 per cent
.tock at - to s. i a very different matter from selling
the same stock at o. to 100 and this consideration Is
operating strongly and preventing pressure Of hoTi
sal- on the market. A; the Second Board there were
| lar-e sales of Reading principally by one selier
In Exchange there has been but small bu' ness "'
the Ericsson Sterling Is finn previous rstes eut
| Francs are heavy.
In Freigh,s, there were engagements to LN"Tpooi
Of 20 600 bushels Grain half OF which were ioi h,A'
week at - CID. the later rate for delivery a'aooNe'
200 bales Cotton at -2d.; 1000 ibis. Flour al -
To London Il 600 bushels Grain at =. I'D - ";
| 80 tuns OIL Cake at 21s I'd. 30s. To Glas;o" ~
| bbs. Flour at 2s. 3D. and Grain al lid.
The business of the Sub.Trcasrry was: Receipts,
slsi,79O -; payments, $lSs6di A.; b'Ltneo' >i'''
7G2 IOl IL
The Imports Of Dry Goods for the week shoE con-
siderable decline rs compared with last year. being
only SIS, o. against 81 39S lG0 The detail; are:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-25
MARRIED.

eoS,R-GlTR-Ou Thlr.day Oc;. ., by no Rev by
Pr,rs the Rev Jane, BonaT 70 Elizabeth h. ia shi"-
81 Darius G-cr, e-g. al OF lii clty.
COoNBs-ADAM.-In B.<Ayn, f. D, Oh Tao. Az, o..
y. b, the Re-. r. J. " B1ok.1nd w J'ram, Comb y
rs '''' daughter '' '0''p' " N'''-' "'''' a.
coLTox-GoRMAS-A A. o,.e.,eI Mas, On Hond.y. . =
y to S M seF .n my " Gain4n ., ls Ss'd o.
CHAasERL,SIlHAViE;NsA , f5asaseeg, ID p Inesy
Gs' ey to Ms" Ehs asytls u ,he io nr v.
COOK BEARDsLKY-ou Tbar'day, g., = by M R~y.
Joe u rree hreo, Of S. sspa,i. -, Johl William Cob
Of Jas ". Resrdsley, ssl., 81 tht civ.
COTHEAIr- RAPALyE-ia Fi'thh yisge, on Wedres,sy.
y, . C.tharre f. daasncr Of The lac Rel A. Rars.
HNGLsB-BURNETT-I Brp,.lyn, on Tearaaay, OF. q.
~ the residence brides father BY the Re- H.n-y an
Oyke JAM II. Euslb of tss ci'y, to Er~ Bn'ne'' OF
GAILIARD-TBos ash hi. city on Toeslsy o. y
tho Rcv. Mr. Dos.on, DE-. .dwn ;. G-lsrd Of JeAer.2n
Comfy Pa, Mise Jsne VI Thomas u Chscstou : {
ttiid daughter OF :be late R~7. Edwsrd Thomas.
GLIDER hOW aRD-In Baltimore on Ty''dsy oct H b.
She Rev The. F9ry W H. GdrI ., ,9 10 M y o.
yINTGN-SIMONs this city on Thqrsday OF l6 at the
Church Of ,h' hoy Apo 's BY the ~, o. = Gee, M
" IL hiA'N 20 .ns 'ie'J " 7'' 80 " - -
NOTWITHSTANDING Sunday evening, Oct, 10, by the
Rev Il. Wskey, Mr. Ferdinand Hoyt TO Mis- Mary Louisa
Duscubury, both Of thu city
HoWARD-GREGG-At Boston, on "Wednesday, Oct, = By
Henry Ward BeecheT joseph Howard r. Of New
! York 20 AnnaS., daughter Of Samuel Gregg VI D.
IsIs d ~ thr Rcv m short Henry Jane. lie 81 D..
Of Jarsica Indies Sophia Ann Louisa PcNtn OF
milestone.
| IAVARY-DONALDSON-O Thursday, Oct. l6, A. their
own r,.idence by the Rev. tr Thomson MI San sVhy
| 10 Nil, MGrparct Donaldson OF glasgow, Scotland.
MILLS-DITTON-On Saturday evening Oct l8 a. The r'si
d.uce Of Mrs Cark, by the Rev MI ~ 'ansant w m H.
Mills 20 Miss Mary {. Don Of Fsoioryye, Staten leland
| pCONNFR-TARR-In Boston, "Wednesday, Oct q BY
| the Rev James Freeman Clark MI WIN ID OCobnor 70
| Miss Ellen ". Tarr
OLNFy-HALsTFAD-n Brooklyn, on Saturdsy Oct 10 By
| the Rev Henry Ward Beecher Mr. Geo A. OIty and Mise
| DOlhe t. Hslstesd.
| PFARsALL<-COLMAN-O Tuesday evening De-. y, by
The Rry Jas MHe the residence Of the brides mother
Mr. joseph Pearsa OF Lite hicd Con 10 Mas saia Amelia
COInsn q this city.
ROUsF-IOMPKINS-On Monday evening, Oct. -, By the
Rev VIM. Brrsn Rector Of Trinity Church John Rouse
Ct Saratoga Springs 70 H. Minnie Tonpkns Of this city
REED-WALSH-Al thaca Wednt sdsy. Oct. p by the
| Rev VIM l. walker Edgar Reed OF Ncw.loIk, % Miss
Sarah C. Wssh Of the former place
SEELY-FIELD-Ou Thursday, Oct. 3, by the Rev. ii
S,ey Of MI. Kiko Charles: A. scey to CIsriss h. Field
botfOf this city.
Mi James j. shepard 10 Jane A daughter
OF WIN. ii. Hazard, esq. al of Brootlyn
yFRDIER-PEARL-A tho Church of The Holy Trinity in
Rrookyl by Rov. Dr. Lew Georse L. |efdeI a. Beau
f Charlotte Augusta, daughter OF the late Lucius
Pearl
wADE-CLFARMAN-In this city, on Wcdn' 'day. Oct p
| by Rev Tr. Ferris Edmund T. Nsd', Alris &.
laughter Geo. NJ Clc,rnan ESQ, oil OF this city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-25

The Trustees Of the Sinking Fund Of the La Crosse
and Milwaukee Railroad Company the United States
Trust Company, advertise for proposals to sel $4,000
of Sinking Fund bonds. Proposals viii be received
until Isl November proX
The business Of the Clearing House was j,@D, 600.
II II vet too srly 10 estimate the amount of gold TO
90 b, the Persia on Wednesday next but a She ls
favori:, boat, and the shipments this week have been
light we arr prepared 10 see the amount touch high
figure. Street rmors place ii a high rs million aud
half hut il depends almost entirely upon the demand
for Exchange next week Of which one knows any
thing We understand the agent Of Mr.. Belmont does
not at present intend 10 ship, but presume if he
Should experience good demand for his francs, II
would change his programme. Tie California steamer
!. due about Tuesday Of next week, and viii supply
ii she arrives in time. tic demand for gold for hip
mcut by the Persia. II not, the bulk Of the shipment
will come out Of tie banks. The Calforu.a steamer
will. at any rate in DAY or two after, supply the
drain 80 that the banks viii not 'riousy feel the los
The active demand ior money continues, but IN
stock circles the supply seems to Ice equal 10 the wants
Of borrowers The predicted s.iugency hss been
posiuoncd 10 To- latter end Of next week.
Messrs. Chamberlain and Alden, the contractors of
the La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad, have delivered
10 the Company eleven maes more Of the road, which
i. now finished from Milwaukee 20 Fox Lake seventy
two miles. and the commenced 10 run regularly
over the new rorion on tn .Oih inst TIE road ia to
be completed Ia Portage City in December, where it
will tap a very important traffic.
Gov. Bashford Of Wisconsin ha, appointed Alexau.
der Ntcht OF Mlv aukCe and Charcs Butler Of New
York Trustee under the act Of the last Legislature
relative TO the Fox and Wisconsin Rive, Improvement.
Tie Governor has also named Gen. Potter Of Fcrd
du Lac. and Levi BG,blord Of Oshkosh, a IT, tFo
additional corlorstols On i.c No1h Eastern LaId
Grant.
TIE Pk2adcpiia L.iFor mertion' that the W.
Creek Coal Company has CLOSED IL mines and abau
dcutd active operations
We usdt rstand that plan !, now being n.4tred by
which the operations OF all the coal shippers and pro
ducers Of the sesuy XIII region VII be placed uader
the sole supsrv&o and cont u OF Mr. JOHN Fucker.
The orsaniz stion s, of course, entely voluntary ana
is adopted for the purpose OF seC,rng regularity in the
trade and to prevent The huctUa.ons Of ard |
under supply ybsb ere tie resuk Vi .ndep-Rsep. |
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-25
Markets. .Reported6y Telegraph.

ALBANY Oct .f-sooS. -CoRN-Western mixed, in store
sc ,ale- 5000 bush OATS TIC sales 5000 bush BARLEY
Sales 5000 25d II q for four-rowed %
J-fer,on County WHEATSsles 6j 1Oo bun. Waite
Canadian az 81 WHISKY, DC.
bALTiMORE, Oct. PA Cattle marx . yesterday 100
head # Byes offered OF winch 10 driven ward
To- tr balance sold prices ranging
- 59G ~ HOG. tar supply and sales ~ - were
made.
BUFFsL0 October a p. m.-PLoUE STEADY In the morn.
co.-s du sales 100 bb S6 25Q 20 81 Tor good %
choir" Mchisan, Indiana and Him is aid 50d % for
extra southern Ohio "nEAT irm; sales l5 go bush ~
Tor tLicsgo SPRING q a FOR white Achs and ~ for
white Gan Corn STEADY sales bush o. arrive add
4hoai Sic BAILEY : p WHf,KY dull Canal FREtGsrs
ia he Tor Corn and "a BIC for What NewYur REcsIPrs
oT lie - hours ending to-day 9il bb Flour 81 III
tGsL Wheat - ID bush. Corn 7V57 Duh. Oats CANAL
EFFORTS % III bush Hea 1870 bush. Corn. The wind
MOVING tie lake and feet Of vessels /. Oct ,ined
CHARM Sos. Oct. zSSe- Of LOTION fI the We-k NJ
bs4s mel ug 100 btes tod market closing dull Al de-
enc VI g. NcdlIng Fair i quoted at az dI2c
CHARLEsrON, Oct xL-COTToX-Saes To- day 3 30 halo
3 rai hsr 'asirr prices
Nr~1lRLEASs Oct i-CorTox steady; sales to-d.y 500
,sl.s - it he Tor Hdting FLoUs has advanced H. and
,etLf A. 81 D. Red WHEAT has advanced con.d.r.b
Whit NaE,T i quoted at g. Weseru NJ Posh "a.
advanced @sc. and ia quoted S2l Lard dud AZ "a,
FREIGBIs-cotton TO Liverpool Ida. Bremea &C. Ex-
CHANGE London sold after business hoars Il y cent
PREMIUM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-25

Ism steamship Hermann Higgins Bremen VIA sonshsnp,os
Oct g. nh passed. and mdse, 10 e. H. oAd- ino " ~
p.rp n, Cd yciy heavy weather % the Banks , 81,
steam sLu OVID Parrish Norfolk and Richmond ibe
J.nesown experienced heavy weather after leaving 'aPe
Henry heavy rain aud f"s, and strong ~ r. WING
and sss mass. nsers TO kuuch Mrneke.
slim IA Croker Slsmm.r New Orleans, Is days from the
Bnr nose and psssnsets to Robson Fosdck Sept. o.
Roue ouns VI Belfast Me, died OF yellow fever o. 8
John k.srLsy. second mate, died -
Hamburg .hp Deuschsnd Myei, Hamburg Sept D mdse.
and 40 IasspI.rs, TO Beck kunhardt.
Bark Mary Kmbal. Of New Orleans Mcclellan, Hare IS
DAYS aid - passengers 10 j. Pertains Experienced
heavy westerly weather, splii sails, &c
Brig 5. LamsVn Thompson, Dsrien days yellow pine,
H. k.nbaDgh scott Sailed IN company WIN rhf Sc~u,
for New York aud spoke her asain lat 49, Ion. 10 ~
Brig Helen Mar (br Gard, Win isor plaster 90 mNtsr
Schr James Law renee, Allen, Boston, mdse, TO Dayton
schr Mary Mankin Bearss Boston, mdse, TO Dayton
shr j. A. Baysrd, Lynch Cardenss lS days. nos''''s 70
master . 49,. -, . -, -,
10th in the late nor gale lost part Of deck load
Schr Plsndome. Brown savannah, cotton, ~.
Schr PenBsyyania, johnson, Rockland.
Sthr A q. Russell Hodges, Portland, Conn
scbr J. ROGERS. Wor,hington, Portland, Conn.
SoLT Pavilion Smith, New Haven.
sohr MARY Ann, Reed, Calais.
Sebr Philip Gikey, Burns, New Haven
Slo,p Orient, Cary Portland Conn.
soop Joseph, Butler, Portland, Conn.,
soop Gov. kossuth Nye, Lyme. .
soop Nieilan Gibbs Rondout for Providence.
PROP eller Sophs Green, Philadelphia
Propeller Perel, AyTes, Providence
PROF ellsr Mars Nichols Philadelphia
NlND-N W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-25
Philadelphia Markets. Der. q.

QuERcI1Ros BARK continues In demand = 20, and 10
scarce COITosLitle nothing doing difference
IN views between buyers and sellers, CLovEGsEED mees
steady demand - prime FLOUR 10 rmer
ulde N" ar from abroad aud holders have put their
pncrs l2!c y Dbl. The export demand however IL limited
aid only so bills good brand, sold 81 and 30 Dbs
choice ot at 81 ~ standard brands offered % 81.
1here IA moderate inq1 for home consumption within the
fake these quotations oE superne and ~ 5d 80 for
ALo MY lots. The inspections TIL. week H. ly5
bbls. RYE FLOUR scarce, aud worth IS Ell. bbs
Penn yiyaua tOHS HFAL sold ~ - 81 p Dbl.
bRAIsIierr good demsnd heat both milling
and shipment aud prices Ic. higher .ales in
lots ~ 5jo 50 chiefly latter quota ou
snd hit 65d leo. RYE 10 scarce on arrival
See. CORN good demand and bush prime yellow
ahoat sod AZ oIc LOO bush, IL sic
.Iror AZ 65c; white brought 6j265c., qusisy
OATS continue Ia demand a 45c y BUSH
SUGAR continues active ~ the advsnce and sales making
ga &c Cuba and ~ flOc Porto Rico on time Mo.
also better -ales a. high figures Provisions
se da and unaered WHIsKY is hrner bbs quoted at
.7c.. nd lid. {. I'd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-25

The susuension Of Mr.. Theodore Perry was an
uounced this morning. caused by unfavorabe specua-
tons in produce. He was supposed TO have made a
LARGE sum last year in Pork The liabilities are large,
and the dividend to creditors, is supposed, Will be
moderate Another Suspension was rumorcd but
denied and still another prevented by the assist
aDCe Of friends.
We stated some days since that the American tx
change Bank proposed to increase its capital stock.
W. have now the official notice before us, which says:
Il am directed 10 inform you that the following rcso-
buttons have been adopted by the Board OF Directors
Of this Bauk, and approved by the Council VIZ;
Rtoircd That 6c c'Pal Of his Bank BE- increased TO
the addition Of WNWr 20 be divided pro rsla
among thu stockholders stand the BOOB. Of the Bank
he 1T Of Noyem6c aid 10 be called Tor IN i'.n.ns 81
,orcd That the first insanent Of s5ooooO be made
DIV able on tho 5h day January ockhodc 70 hsNe
ih' option 81 paving ih- nrianri q any nm" p'iolr ma
period and to be entitled to share in dividends regularly
thereafter.
will be charged frC NoycnbT TO time u pay
m,nL"
The steamer tomorrow, contrary to expectation, Will
axe some gold probably two or three hundred thou
sand dollars.
The Arabias advice have had n favorable effect
upon Cotton. which has an upward tendency, but l.
ou,t in consequence of small stock. BTeadstuis, on
the contrary arr quiet ana lower, with small shipping
demand. A portion of the dulness in Brcadstuhs, a.
well as in Polk is due to tie failure above noticed.
" heat sod to moderate extent, and low grades are
cheaper. Corn is also heavy. The sales OF Pork are
large > 100 bbls. but at considerable declme-SD -
a s2l for Mes sis - 1855. for Prime. Coffee
with several public sales pending, quit. solas'es
is firm and in good demand. TIL, luiur! or Sugar Is
active with further adyanc. of &c.. aud sales Of 700
hlls. Cuba, and considerabl, portion IN bond tof
CaIa6a and 800 bxs. Havana. TIE receipts and sales
from st to 9th of the present month have been care
fully prepared by leading broker in the trade, Us
fouUs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-25

ScHR ORRIs CowL, Smith, from Rocklsud for EewYofs
on the morning 2Uh inst, of Pollock dip In contact
with schi Ann, - from New London, OF and for Harrington,
in ballast al had five stanchons and rail broken and bulw1n
stove arbosrd bow also lost bs and had foTes torn
tn. Aun hled rled minutes the we're
taken IF by the OTin Cowl and sfterw ard raneredto
fishing smack. 49,,
BAkK BEIsEyA Bostn from Charleston reports 7ts
inst IS 80 lon "a a. passed bales cotton so ths stern
o. steamer, and part OF mast, pillow. pail Andf bf.Pc
(stoos painted Colo One OF them vas picked
up which marked 1T L. Rondet, No. IS, South street,
N.w.York Patented by s. P. Tew6sbury Oct. 49, 1874"
EXTRACT from . letter TO Elwood Walter, e~qf d''s
Machen Town, lpssus Aug. 50: -.
have to inform you vt the total loss OF us AMI VIZ
o. ;. LyemOre, loaded with and Tobacco, from " 49,
bound hewYork. Capt. Donells the leland on ~
2ith with haad wind and currents took pio. y.
board and to anchor de-mng much more pflaen
change Of wind than 10 hazard through tue ps'A
the night On Monday morning. 18th, the broeze lnefss
be dropped TO secure pace The DaIDme"
i'll, and hurricane in with errnc vospef' AZ"
d. At once tempted ofing running 70 the - W
blowing with such fury as 70 blow the sI' ou % w. ~
her plet,y submerged. At m the WINS sudusDly
char sed 20 the w blowing than ever Inc ysss
y hove 10 under poles the decks swept OF everything
uysbe sraua murh, and making consider oe water
dr.d ul D. n when she struck bfosdside upon De ise
On tb. side this I.land Two Bahama vessels were
a, lost bite ding anchor the barber opposite this IOWA
scHR " II. Hail., Charleston lyh, rom rniitde'Pnt
.h pc heavy Dg Of 6tS which swept the deck Ala
.pl Jib oua toTesail. -. . ,,y,.. -.
OF Hart.Iss the 18th inst; experienced heavy T.s'f ~
sails - $3.50, -, -. A.,
silt calls &C. during heavy oi Caps BatterS f1
ScsR MosEs EDDS, Souhard, from Wscssset Tor b's.hi
went ashore Nix. Mate night Of 2lst ins sners enc
. q. III. l.aky.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-25
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK........Ocr \


Standardization Lowber, Liverpool, r X Collins
Slins-I mel. Toby Sou., Liverpool Nesmith sons Wn
phfr. Dox Liverpool Everett 4 Brown; Meta, Hardy.
IonGou stanton ROs'r Jane T. Walsh, Ms'dy' Lsefps'
BTa,NM 8 Cousins Ellis Boston, X. P Buch Co En-
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