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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-05-05
NOTICE..

The subscriber desires to keep the pub
lie informed of the fact that he keeps at
"OUR HOUSE,"
Opposite the Court House, something for
the inner man, which, if taken in moderate
quantities, will make those who imbibe feel
decidedly better, if not little more so.
He feels for his fellow men, and therefore
entertains the earnest desire that they will
feel for him, and patronize his saloon with
their peaceful presence, always remember
ing that his terms are cash and no cues
tons asked. May be found among other
things
Hot Whiskey Punch for cold weather,
Cold for warm weather,
Brandy Teddy, Gin, and Rum, and other
things that will make good feelings come.
A choice lot ofSPANISH CIGARS of every
quality and price.
J. DULS.
NJ. TnTTODC &c
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-05-05

ARTIcHoKEs.-The Tribune very properly
contends that the great value of artichokes
has never been understood generally by
American farmers. They will produce a
thousand bushels per acre with little or no
cultivation:upon moist rich soil, and the
roots will keep undug through the winter,
or they may be plowed out and fed in the
fall, and hogs turned in upon the ground in
the spring to root up the small roots, and
this gives the land an excellent preparation
for any other crop. The same root has been
long grown in all the New England States
in little patches, for the amusement of the
pigs and pleasure of the boys, who are fond
Of digging and eating it raw in early
spring.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-05-05

STRICT- ATTENTION will -
~ be given to the sale of Cot MMMNMTMTI
ton, Corn, Wheat, Flour, and SNN. <s
other produce consigned to me.
for sale. Also, to the receiving
and forwarding of Goods. viii make liberal ad.
yanees ON Produce shipped to me, to be sold here.
or to De shipped to any of the Northern, Southern
or Foreign Ports. =
Charleston, s. c., Feb. 10, 1s56.-tf
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RALEIGH & CASTOR RAILROAD.
60 @ HGE

Raleigh s. CASTOR IL. Il. Office,
RALEIGH, Feb. 8, 1856.
A S THE NORTH CAROLINA RAIL-
IA ROAD is now completed to Charlotte, no.
tice is hereby given, that
Goods and Produce
Brought down that Road, intended for transport
tation over the Raleigh & CASTOR Rail Road, will
lima Railroad Depot in Raleigh (owned jointly
by the two Companies) and will be transported
thence without delay or extra charge; and goods
designed for the Western Merchants and others
along that Road, will likewise be delivered at the
same point
All dues for freight must be paid at Petersburg
or Portsmouth, except on way freight, which
must be paid in advance or on delivery of the
goods.
Avery effort will be made by the Officers and
gents of the Co mpany to give satisfaction in
he transportation of Goods and Produce.
Owners and shippers of Goods are requested to
have them distinctly marked, so that their desti-
nation may be known.
3. A. HAMILTON, President
Feb. I9.-tfl 49,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-05-05
BELTS! BELTS! BELTS
India Rubber Belts from the Boston Belt
ing Company, at manufacturers prices.

DUNE @ GU.
Charlotte, April IA, 1857. 3m
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"Sonny, do you Ike me any," asked a
mustached dandy of an unsophisticated
urchin.
"Oh!-don't I though"
"What for"
"B,eause you always bring me some
candy when you come to see sissy Jane.
Give me some more.'
"And what does Jane like me fora"
"Oh, because you take her to the theatre
and give her so many nice things. She
says as long as you are fool enough to
fetch her shawls and bonnets she wont sack
you 20 how-now give me some candy"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-05-05

N. B.-LIQUORS of all kinds and qualities
will be sold by the Gallon or Barrel at the low
est market price, FOR CASH. ID.
Charlotte, March "a, 1857 If
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A female styling herself the 'gentle Lu
cy" thus discourses of her ''lovyer," and of
their marriage:
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-07
FUR NIT UR e.

- . ~ L
USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL.
EUST RECEIVED FROM THE EAST. AT
% the WareFooms across routhe Odd Fellows new build
ing large supply Of Mahogany Furniture and OAK and
Maple Cane Seat Chairs, embracing
Sofas, Tete-a Tetes. and Easy Chairs,
Mahogany Rockers, Nurse and Paror chairs, Mahogany
and Marble Top Tables.
STANDS.
Mahogany Bedsteads. and Marble top Wash stands
Also Cane Seat Rockers Sewing and Dining Chairs Con-
gress and Parker Arm Chairs, &c.
In addition imported ware, most OF when We receive
bureaus Dining and Breakfast Tables Stands; Cottage
and common Bedsteads, &C. % our own manufacture
W. a,fd rest..fy invite the attention 81 Ilrchasars
"a r sfo and assure them that expect to DO share
~ ne bsess only b. Offering good an article a. a. low
q rjce IS can be found anywhere else in the city Work
acne 10 order. Mattresses " sale.
Kenosha, December II. no &C. JOHN NICoLL. :.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-07
Blinds. Blinds. Blinds !

LIVERY variety of window Blinds manufactured to order
II on Short notice, at IIAMBROOhs sash, Door and BIN
Factory Isl door east Of City Bank.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-07
EMBROIDERIES :
WHITE GOODS:

Swiss Mull-Victoria Lawn-Bishop Lawn
-Nankin Muslin-Striped and Checked
Mulls-Jaconett Cambric-Sarceaett do
Laces for Capes-COunterpane - Berlin
Cord-an endless variety of ladies skirts.
and the material by the yard for same-Cor
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-07
Saddle and Harness Business.
RI O w ARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.
aEEEsNzs w Axaoz- = {. z. " EXT,


ITO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases, such as
Sperinatorrhga, Seminal Weakness Impotence Gonnr
rhaa elect Syphilis the Vice Of Ousnisi or SelfAbuse,
| &c, &C.
| The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view 81 the awful des-
trncon Of human life caused BY Sexual diseases and H..
receptions pracsed upon The unfortunate victims Of such
saasAs Nv Ouacs directed their Consulting Surg on
a. Charitable net worthy Of their name giye MEDICAL
,pvT MS to all persons thus afflicted, who apply by
etter with description Of ter condition age occupation
habits ofe &e and In cases ofexeEne poverty and sf
fering. Furnish Medicines Free Of Charge.
Phe Howard Association Il benevolent InstiUtson
tsbished by special endowment for the relief Of the sick and
distressed, afflicted with Yruen and Epidemic Diseases"
II has now surplus Of MEANS which the Directors have
voted to expend in advertising the above notice. It's need
less to add that the Association commands the highest Med
ca skill Of the age, and VIII furnish the most approved mod
ern treatment.
Just Published, by the Association a Report sperna-
torrhGa Seminal Weakness, the vice Of OnaBism Mas
turbation seAbuse and other diseases Of the sexual
Organs, by the Consulting Surgeon which viii be By
mail Gin sealed enYelope) FREE OF CHARGEon the
ceipt Of TWO STAMPS for postage.
Address, DR.. GEO. X. c LHoUN Consulting Surgeon,
Howard Association No South NINTH Street. Philsdei
phia Pa. BY Order Of the Directors.
EZRA D. HEAKTWELL, President.
GEO. FAIRcHILD, sec'y. 1ys2
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-07
sc Is
LINENS

Linen and Cambria Lawn-Linen Hanker
chiets-Cambric do.-Irish Lnens-Bird
eye do, Scotch and Russian Diapers Linen
Table Spreads, Napkins Toweling, Pillow
case Linen, also do. for Sheets Linen Drill
Brown & Buff Linens, all kinds of Damask
ed Goods, white and colored, &c
CAAwI c.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-07
"wHILa THERE'S LIEE THERE'S HOPE"
DR.. VIM. r. HAYDEN'S
Celebrated Improved Vegetable Purgative
I'd H g.

ID L Is IL .
Universally acknowledged by all who have used them to be
decidedly the best remedy yet discovered for
all ordinary complaints, such
Dropsy Liver Complaint, Janudce, Loss Of Appetite Ind
gestion, Heartburn, Sick Headache, Eruptiye Diseases
General debility, Irregularities SuppreSsons, Nervous
Drowsness, Fainness; Foul stomach and all the
Diseases arising from morbid state ofbood and stomach
As preventive and for the Fever and Ague these
Pills stand at the head of all other Medicines.
Ifyou have otused them be advised to do immediate
y, and you viii find that they truly all what they
recommended be- and far superior TO and all Others
Their virtues consist in the well-known fact that
THEY PURGE WITHOUT GRIPPING OR LEAVING THE
BOWELS C0STIVE
They are Alternative, Restorative, and
Tonic.
Purifying the Blood-the great fluid Of nfe-and giving
strength and tone to the whole system No family should
be single day without them, their timely will pre-
vent much sickness and expense
J. D. PUTNAM Co.. Proprietors,
Lowell Mass.
F. ROBINSON, Wholesale and Rcta1A gent for Ksuosha
iy4Sl +. SCANM0N Co, General Agents, ChtE.go.
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Organ Melodeon (or clurcbes), FIVE oetaves stops,
and half octave pedals, four sets Of reeds so
~ Agents for the sale of Msodeous may be found
in all Of principal cities aud towns of the q tied States.
GEO. 4. PRINCE CO.,
Cor. Niagara and Maryland streets, Buffalo,
1y3l and ~ Fulton street, New YORK.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-07

Single and Double Brocha Shawls. Black
Silk do, White Grape do, Stella do, Gold
Bordered do Tibet do and any quantity
and style of Summer Shawls
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-07

and vicinity that they have been induced believe that
would be to their interest, well as an accommodation
the inhabitants in this region Of country start branc
Shop in the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-23
Additional from NIessco.

Prem The New Orleans Picayupe, May 10
BY The schooner Major Barbour Capt Arnet arrived
last evening have advces from Vera Cruz 70 the OH
The Barbour brings s2s 500 In specie on freight
Captain Arpet len in port two British vessels OF war
two French and Spanish. Their object IT, doubtless
10 ssoh the interests OF English French and SPANISH sub
iecis In Of difficulty al home or foreign war also per-
haps exert moral influence at least upon aiioas
now IN progress.
Vera Cruz papers furnished by Captain Arnet make no
trther mention Of the hbuster rout In sonora We rsrn
however from passengers Tat the prisoners taken at
Caborca on the eth inst, sixty i've humber and among
them Capt Crabbe had all been shot and tina, the govern
the look out for other parties Of the hHbus
band These facts obtained from Official accounts
received al the capital on the 9th inst
The papers however, confirm 70 the fullest extent the
general result Of the expedition before stated tie attack
upon the dhbusers then In possession o. he village Of
torca the lie, pt which CAPT Csbbe wounded
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-23

CLEARED.

ss,0 yrae.vor poane. Anjer and market-Cary COL
$40 sslp Hs@'tsi, Bsas% dssss.M LyipS,sn,
Ship Ere Kaad'gr Ser 95sSrsS b BsShAm
Bars Lila, TIarndcn Mon,ovidcO. Ac-wash, Carver
prie o Field, Heunmsn, {, ThomsszJ Dc-,
f Ts csVlss, csfii.ls tSsasIpsiai bycGgsmss @
ss MHG NV. oIa ass9PG Assp so'& U"
sohr Bigeiow tBD, whittier, Bermuds-Pennis'oo 4
sehr Gun ROCK, wi-on, Bermuds--siurVe. &Co
sehr American Belle, chase Bos,on-s W Lewis 4 os.
scsr liar, ksl,y sc.iGn s.. ,oTev
hr witch Of she way. E harw,ehs smAA $40
steamer Novelty Bell Philadelphia
sseamer fopha, Fly, Phlsdepha
s.ar.h,, Js.t,or psser baltimore 50 hours Win mdss
q Ss e Jss. sS Srsa s % s ossS
sG ssT s si S.s sS SC SS Ass
.h sg sw...sIss% pS?rsl 90 sp 1
g',; S,sv 1s sey ans mna .a sca s.
NIon Sdcahs board one vas Mr. Peschy son Rev
ssip FOREST City French Newport w. April with railroad
iron, 10 order; vessel 70 Ralph Pos ,u.o. .,n. ,,
-rS ss,h With mdss and pa.senssr. e syere, Brown
% Is lon Ss ,s ,sps fs e1% Nss ssaSiO AeH''
snip Mst ssmEson Ho y az npr ys 'ss c
70 siase an am ssrs .eTpr nv .sn Win
red border and blue hull painted bIscs sib broad
ss SoGp Gs Sse ca cr Nay II % ION
.gYss rsS.s 5 ssoSss n and spsc s s
Jas Buhapsn Of BALTIMORE rs days oai ifh, Ia, ~ Ion g.
'p ss xr,eope Usrs Csrdenss May IL with sura,
wbipore 20. isb inst, of isiacras 10 gaze from NE.
sn ssp sss ou ,ot paih colburn sapr. a.. with
o... Q nG.s: rsyr C. p sS .s, % 81 lon
sRp Eie 10 Bah Snow cenfUesos, th ns, with ssssy,
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and eight Of his killed. Their subsequent four days
siege, during which NE Sooorans numerousy
forced The second attack, the 9th, when the two
houses, IN which Csbb was besieged, were fred, ex-
plodDg two barrels Of powder, BY which many I'D.
ed and wounded their nna surrender any In number as
discretion; and tho report that they be shot
the OH.
me engagements both on the LIST and the esh were
and bloody the Sonorans as0 suffering great s
especially Of officers which e them at the close Of the
first day almost without command.
Accounts vary both a. 70 the number Of tho nhbusers
and of the SonoraH According report the former
nj mt cred $50 in all, which deductiny the 80 pr-
soners and IA fu tves would make the number of the
dead 70. There party Of rs In the vicinity,
TubuaDa who, advancing at the me had no part 10 the
engagement II is stated that IL Of these tsken and
at the last accounts the remaining II were holly pursued
The force Of the Sonoraus the frf Is estimated at
go to 500 men, on tho last day, with reinforcenents
ut 700.
Touching the expedition by sea- designed 70 cooperate
with that by land letters have been received at the CAPT.
tai from Hermosle dated March &c. which stated tina. 500
mas 1t was added that great dsafecuon existed
among them and that 20 had deserted and presented
themselves TO the American Consul at that pert, who
turned them TO the authorities. They Represented
that they bad intention OF making war upon Mexico,
and they bad been deceived as to The object the
petition.
ters bad made their way into Arizona and encamp
ed region of Tucson Letters had been received
from Gen. Yanez, which state that the receipt of the
OF the route Of the busers he had suspended his
march towards Sonora He had, however, sent ON rein
forcements and munitions Of war by sea-
The parties concerned in the conspiracy against the life
Of the President have been put upon their trial The plot
to seize his person at night at the palace, work to
be performed by Neguera, captain OF the guard, who
was, indeed the bead Of the conspiracy He Is said to
have made important revelations, and to have confessed
the authorship Of the letter. whose accidental discovery
brought light the whole plot He was one Of the most
intimate friends Of the President, and enjoyed At
been committed TO prison. Osoos the first arrested has
been put In the most rigorous confinement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-23
Police Intelligence.

CirTtu ALLEGED sHo1Brus srxvuu's-Nrs.
johnson ass Palmer, and Mrs White alias wcs residing
in The Of No. l3e Orchard street, were taken into
custody by Officer Keefe, Of the Chiefs cfoe ON charge Of
grand larceny preferred against them by A. T. Stewart
Co, Of Broadway me accused, " alleged, went into
the silk department early hour Thursday morning.
and while pretending 10 make purchase they stole, a.
alleged two peoes Of silk valued al $500 and deArted
with the same, without exciting the least suspicion In
the afternoon The defendants returned 70 Stewards again.
aud while pretending 10 make further purchase, one OF
them secreted two pieces cf silk about her person The
ad was NOT unobserved for the salesman detected the
woman, and bad her given into custody 0ffoer keefe
searched the residence Of the prisoners and upon opening
a trunk 10 their he found the pieces Of silk which
had been stolen In the morning with the card Of Messrs
3 4 90 stu attached 70 them. The accused were con
vcycd before Justice Brennan al the Essex Market Police
Court, where they fully committed for trial The
prisoners both English women, Of very respectable
aps~arance. Mrs. johnson had splendid gold watch
mon her poraou when arrested while her companion,
Mrs white sporied bracelet which certainly worth
sOO Mrs johnson " also charged with stealing
pieces OF silk from Hearns in Broadway The sik stolen
nom Stewart 4 Co.'S is valued 81 $3.50.
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photographic Marine Report.
BOLTON May a-Arr ship wilbur Fisk, Bnrvril, tAve~
pool bark rrsa ,Suns symms'' London Be'" ship
Herald Marine Corrsspondsnss.
PHILADrIPHrA, May 2s-krr steamship Boston, eelew
a%s do ' sesrs Saxon Purcell Boston undnc R,ey,
noIusrd erseap ns,heT Mewtprypor Gen nm MAr r.
msss ysnus Lynn o Eliot weaver soslcS' Rich Ts.mp
son Iioys, sslem l. Harmed CLARK, Dghson Charger,
fsesSssm. Sorwh L Kelly hssoa, Poit Harvey, M;
w brown, Dcrrickson, Charlotte
sSr s soss SCWs .s sd k
from Genfueges; brig Cordes, from Palermo, and 10
Belle ks sS John kB; bra. Young es.1s rsn'
r p fo..r tows news and rn msfSe .esrs smith
Keiy, Boston r Wood, Wood, New York; undIne, Ri.
Young HnsSam; RcS thompson lloyd Ro1sury; EIio,i
Weaver, Rihmoed va; J. Harmed, CLARK Newport;
port ssiy GAY feeshan- Norwich N wrishtnson Wright.
ms~eiianeous and Disasters.
THy GLASGOW LINZ srriusHrs-wc are requested 70
state by McsJ mon, ESQ., OF the Giasgow and New yorx
Steamship Co. that the steamship Glasgow will be despatched
this port The 9Th June instead ~ the New yorh (which
already been advertised Cor ai daJ consequence OF
latter having mot with scs6ento br propeller
cn her voyage hence lith April.
TuE sIrsssrtP YlxpEaB- which sailed the IN ms, fos
sohsnpoa fIayre by Capt Spencer II saip
soranon On The 3h ns n h;itude 45 TO- lon Ii With he
wind blowing fresh FROM inc wes~ ard at the rne The
bad accomplished about 1900 niles Of her voyage and c
ker up The same rate Of speed surrg the remainder q her
passage ,he would probably arrive nj SOUTHAMPTON on The
18Th inst thus making IN days A. The same ur''
sbe does not arrive until the l6h, The admirers on '
Vanderbilt viii have sunicien, W ccnsrsuiae nc
selves hat this noble specimen Of marine archfscre mn
made most excellent maiden passage.
Dpy Dccx Inysovrnprrs-The Marine Railway e0"p""'
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EUGENE GRtl.FT.
Did MAY 2lsr, 1851,
AgFp 20 MARS.

TOE funeral oortese then moved slowly the French
Church ~ vincent de Paul, in Canal street; where The
s~rvcee read by Rev Mr.. IaOne. Amer which the
body d deceased takes 10 Calvary Cemetery for in
termenl
nc arrival al the ground the following address
eevered BY Nr David, &C the prisoners, which was
naened 70 with deep emotion by The friends and
ccuntIymen Of the dcocssed =
hsDAzz "A hSssasuRA--Au nom dune fsrille psoagee
dsns le chagrn depu NOE 81 au dams quinze ours
sefa dans We deul y vcus remecie sire jusqu1c.
We're sssence me pcrmei de rempnr un devor sscre.
Avant que &c te tobe rcferms pour toujours dos
prcohmer devan vOus pa ccque Zen Ia con ylcon que
ocsi auee va reoouvlr ed nnccen, de touics les meal
rstoos portees oontre lu dams grsnde are u
dsire oompromis II cat mori vic,me dee erreurs de
justice d. Ia vengeance DIES hcmmes: II est mort parcs
sue Fair de Ia PRISON, qu'n ne merai pas. ma pu sufre
n respiration de ieuBe poauine Erceque son sang
foueu< lee impressions comprmeos de son imaq1na
ton happ,e, orise So tee ct son ooSi oependani ct
peut scmpe cher detre emu en- voyani saneaar
peu de- temps tani dc vigueur, an de jeunesse,
dsvenir ~ al un parcel spec Aole est sursoui frsppAnt
pour des amis 81 parents qu perden amiie ct " de-
dan brave eour, u ne dot PAS ee MONS tse,
ssds% 2, %csar pour sss s ys"s. ana. o
pas que Deu te reserve au dela de &c monde,
ccnhan clemepce ct "a justice tu ne me pArais
p~s e plus malbeureux &c moment lie rcre d lcs
smis qu Won't w mourn pouvoir te porter un Sc
don't tn sva seul beson pour vvre ont souer pu'
que to 81 to dormrss en- paix ouand los armes oe "a ia
mile Commencement 4 co1ler. "a fGInuei On tignofe
force DO u pensfc ctrnoT moment, mas je suis
asns ton oerHisr soupr avail VI souie pour
IA mere; que dams "a dernitre doulcm "a seufeu du
shAsrI 40 so slA rttssntr 1oa frare 81 nous avlni
De " qur, nouz " promotions dcmpiJycr lee PREMIER
grrs Dc Hbcrle u scrurt rondus ll perler de 10
~ in ierc c1tfer al - possible, C grand mabcur
qni went d. "a aap9,r. A. NON de queques ANS IRE
etnNi an nom o. nerc atrs beu mahcuroux, an nom
dan plre ~ % fsren's soeeuv, hier cu de TO- recos
derncfs sdicux. kdieu
subscription has been gol up by ihs French residents
~ NE CITY, y dcfray the EXPENSES of tie fuoraI 10 but
sr~c h.s been SET on FOO, We Earn N Ne trane C,on
s M. ~ Nonhoon, has expressed dssire 10 desray
all The expenses attendf The incrmcni Of deceased
We understand hat The other French prisoners fouis
greet August rros and Edward David are 70 be trans
wired Ron The custody Of the shes H. and Gill be placed
Ia The oertoty o. The Unitet states Marshal 70 day.
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Tpy COLONIZATION SHrP.-The ship Mary Caro-
nue stevens which TO sail from Baltimore and Norfolk
for Monroyia has board afty SIX emgrans, hainng
from the following states-
Ecntucky............. ~ New 1@k's.s''ss'''''s o
Nirgnla...,,........ Asbama ...,,,...,..., j
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I.srso Nay gs pr, ;p9I Columbia fer Sorsans 'ds.
nc SION, May 1-Ar Steamship VIM Jenhios, HAnei,
cls 'e sans f S ssy
Kelley salem for rh,scPs s put 4 ,or sassci
ss f 81 ssfI S.s bark RYDER PasSspsi.;
ss% Sf' ne s aS. .sS. ' :s
s.s Ed MnS and gr .y Mary Caroline Stevens
Daniels, forss Liberia .shrs rrsnse. Ei%oss, sas,
Handy , a s :s
Mary Carune Stevens Daniels Cor Hampton Roads ana port.
Coast Plot Dss. Boston, brig new, fhnnsy, or
BRISTOL May is-sid scsr " W Br.nsrd, Bowdch, Phi.
BATH May a,-Cd ships Columbus Small 81 George, FB,
IA ~, s 3, bard spsul 9aeb:c . os,. p.v
xSors Span poi Ssn2riss Tsaea Ps9an. sf %as Bysr
Trinidad cuoa; sshr Hugh y,ncsnt viosSs. s.rssc.
isabel Rollins ksyw nsssss ship kss.c' foisy:.
.YAlI RIVER May is-Arr schr susan or'ean, nrAss.
sS~gsicv, q anchor OF Hog Island, bark HalAsurda.
T Ssr, &c M. res "a .cs s,s9 berry p.r
i isb VIM Al so, Boston; Nary, stedmAn, NScrh; indie
SSxSs AsAr ship: Lanai, 49, n ssss.
Is%pico lied fos s,s .csr Rsy.S i Sr.s,:
lowed q Sc. ss INST EMP. Constitution and o"'A'os'
s s. ss.Ts .s
"a ~ ams xenrsdy no Jsnso; BRIG xoseI'n,
NEW EEprohp May a-sla .ch- rea'i Kelley Albany
INV i6S n May 9o-Arr srhr benjamin. Smith, East
pop for Ef9rE x, ,oIr schr Northern Light Ccusna.
IA ,Sah s,nanship we~sesnport Beyry New
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Delaware CITY
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-07-30
Estray Notice.

'vUNAKEN up by J. j. Smith, living In Washington
II township, Wapello county, Iowa, on the l4th day
of June, 1884, one estray horse of the following de
scrbton towit sorre with black stripe along the
back, with gray hairs in his and tail; in
the forehead; ascaf the right ear kneesprung
some collar marks No other marks brands perceiy.
able. Supposedto be nine ten years old Apprais.
ed at thirty dollars 'Bk #fsAs@ 49, ffa ~. es#H
JOSEPH n. CAMPBELL Clerk.
nlS3m s&E Is BY ID. Campbell, Deputy.