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Hooaand's German Bitlers superior
to all preparations now in use.

~A~SAeAAAA - S'SA AAAssA OAesSAS ~ 40
to all preparations now in use.
JACKSON, Louisiana, Aug. Is. 1854.
Dear Sir-l feel bound to express my
Qualification to you for the incalculable
benefit have derived from the use of two
bottles Of your German Bitters. ! have
found them to be all you recommend them
TO be, and eheerfully recommend them to
the public ss safs and sure remedy for the
diseases they are INTENDED for, and superior
to anpreParations Row IN use. 81
/ Very respectfully, yours,
g1 -.- H. OPPENHEIMER.
The Bitters are ,ll they are represented
10 be.
Jackson, Louisiana, Aug. 30, 1851.
Dear Sir-I have used your German Bit
ters, and find them oil they are represented
to be, and cheerfullv recommend them to the
public as an excellent medicine.
Respect fully, yours,
@ w. F. FAULKNER.
Fl. ALEXANDER, ST. Clairsville.
Ia. c. MARTIN, ST. Clairsyille.
Jas Baker, Wheeling,
VIM. Dunbar, Uniontown.
Geo. c. Bethel. Flushing.
r. Clark, Morristown.
= II. III. Mott, Rarnesville.
- NJ. r. Miles e. Son, Somerton.
And by Dealers an MediciLes everywhere.
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DMINJsTRATOR,S NOTICE.

IA Notice is hereby given that al the Probate
Court for Belmont county, the undersigned have
been appointed and qualified Administrators " iIl
the will annexed OF the Estate OF John kosntz. dec
laIe o. Belmont CountyO.
All III = indebted 10 said estate are requested to
make diate psymeni. and those having claims
agsins, Esf.ie, notified to present Them for
within year iroEi this date
SOLOMAN ROGUE ard
ASA GARRETSUN. Admr.
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LARGE SALEs:--A sugar house in New
York last week sold $780, 900 " tn of COM
mon brown sugar for ten cents per pound
a higher price, it is said, than the same arti-
Gle ever bought in that market The quality
was precisely the same as that wh ch the
same house was selling eighteen mohths
since at SIX cents per pound.
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TIE Little Pilgrim, a paper for "little
folks" should be the companion o: every
child. 1t has childlike simplicity and
beauty which makes it altogether fit for
children. It is edited BY Grace Greenwood.
Terms-single copy Soc. copies S2.-
Address LgANrER K. LIPPINcoTT,
66 South Third Street,
PhilaGelphia.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

PIEsBYfERIAN CHURCH-Pastor. Rev. IoHn
NovrAT Public worship every Sabbath q ii oeioek
"a Il. and 81 O'Clock. p. =. Sabbath school Al =
O'Clock p. 4. Prayer meeting An the basement on
ASSOCIATE REFORM CHURCH-No regular
Ysstor ncs regular pubic service at present
c MFTHODIsT EPISCOPAL CBURCH-Pastor,
sley los WooDRoYFE. Public worship every Sab
hath Al IL o'clock. u. Sabbath School Al "
~ 1eOCIETY OF FRlENDS-Two branches. ortho-
: 5cx and HIcksite--Publc worship on firU Ssy and
Heuxfh Day st IL O'Clock. A. q.
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REELECTION OF SENATOR HARLAN.-The
Iowa City Republican, of the 18th says =
Hon. james Harlan arrived in this city this
morning, and communicated to Gov Grimes
the notice of the action of the ULited States
Senate in his case. During the morning
session, without caucus and without co cert,
motion was made in the Senate to co in o
election of U. s. Senator, at 8 o'clock in
the afternoon. The motion was promptly
adopted. As soon as il met in the afternoon,
the House adopted the Resolution. At 8
O'Clock the two Houses met. and in ten min
uies thereafter ,he President OF the Senat e
announced that Hon James Harlan having
majority OF all the votes given, was duly
elected U. S. Senator from Iowa, for the
term erding in March, 1861. The vote
stood = - -fl ..-- .-
For James Harlan ---- S.
" F. w. Coolbasgh !: IS
81 w. T. Barker
Perhaps that certificate will pass. That's
the way things are done in Iowa.
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aAyHEELING HAT AND CAP
w -MaEUEACT0RY. .

Manufacturer Of haIs and Caps,
Has on hand and is manufacturing and receiving
large aud general assortment of
Hats and Caps, .a..
comprising all the varieties of eolors and shapes Of
Hat. and Caps now in use. OF
Latest Fashion,
and manufactured from the finest material and the
hest anship; all Of which will he sold Whole
sale and Retail al the lowest possible price. From
nv long experience in the business, aud having al
w,ys used my hest endesvors to please and furnish
tie public with ...
Good, Fashionable and Scrviceahie Hat,
feel conidant-wiih my present facilities and q
large Stock on hand-that I am able 10 supply my
patrons with article
Superior to any heretofore offered.
{ respectfully request call from those In want OF
Hats and Caps, before purchasin gelsewherc.
s. AVERY,
esisl No. l4e, Main street. Wheeling. Va
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Advertising.

S. M. PErrIserLL & c., New York and Boston;
MS. ScBrLI- New York: Geo A. CRoFUT, and v.
B. PaInrR, Philsdelphia. are our authorized adyer-
tisine agents All Advertisements forwarded by
sham viii receive prompt attention
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The State of Ohio Belmont County

Cour! OF Common Pleas CiuH Acti0n.
Horton ]. Howard, pl-intif,
a.aInst,
Thorn rs Grrgg. defendant
The laniIl in this action. Horton J. Howard on
the 18Th day January E57, caused his peiiIIon Ia
lie filed in sa id court against said defendant Thomas
Gregg which states that there due tn the plaintiff
from the defendant. un his note January 9, lSi1,
due one day sitter date, hundred and for;y eight
dollars and twenty-five cents. with Interest from
January 3, lo4i, sIs asks for Judgment against the
defendant iOr that amount. Tie sad defendant is
notified iha he is required TO said ON
the u day Oi Ma.cn i-57.
b. 5. COREN, ATTY. for pltT.
January l6, 1857. is@.6w
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To Teachers.

TIE BOARD OF SCHOOL EXAM
~ lxERs. will meet in the school house
~ on Marietta street in ST. CIAIRsvILlE,
u--Saturdsy February I, at 10 O'Clock A. Nj.
By order Of the Board.
: 1900 d ID. T. COWEN, Clerk.
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W EATHER.

New YORK, Jan. 3l.-A tremendous
storm Of snow and sleet is raging here to-
day.
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u. s. SENATOR.

ALBANY, N. Y, Janusry sOth.-The Re-
publican caucus met this evening, and nom
mated Preston King, U S. Senator, on irst
ballot.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-02-05

AecsrENr.-TKFoRD PATTON, eldest son
of sAML. PArros, of this place, had his leg
broken while engaged ia the sport of sled
riding on the 2nd inst.
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To Readers.

- TbrE1zosIcIE is the largest paper published in |
xke Cornfy and contains oae-thtrd more reading |
Sssser dan any other paper in the county.
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Attachment.

Edmund C. Morgan & Robert e. Carothers. partner,
under the fl r nane of E. G. Morgan Co., laiutifs
William Woods, defendant.
Before Wimeth Jones Justice OF the peace in and
for Richland Township. Belmont County, Ohio.
The diendent William Woods is hereby notified
that on the 18th day of January A. D. 1871 said Jus
tice issued order attachment in the above action
for the sum of ty one dollars aud thrt and
the probable costs. e. g. MORGAN & co.
ST. CIairsviile, Ian. 18th, 1857. ja2z3t
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Gmnnrtial Matttrs.
ST. CLAIRSYILLE MARKET.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY JAMES THOMPSON,
GROCER, CORNER OF MAIN AND MARIETTA SIS.
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U. s. SENATOR

MILWAUKEE. Wis.,. Jan. 24.-Doolitfle Is
elected U. S.''Senator from Wisconsin.
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Neu advertisements.
PETITION FOR DIVORCE,
Hannah A Booker. Plaintiff,

. -H against
William A. Booker, Defendant.
The defendant is hereby notified that petition
has be filed in the Cbart of Common Pess of Bel
mont County, Ohio by Hannah A. Booker against
W liam A. Booker, her husband asking for divorce,
ain,ony, and The three infant children of the par
ties for the extreme cruri:y. and gross neglect of
duty Of the sal Wiliam A. To the said Hannah A..
Tie raj William A. Booker is also notified that on
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday the 18Th, liIh ana
18Th days of Apr il IS57 at the dwelling house Of
Robert WOODS in Uniontown. Amadore County. Cali
fornia hetween the hours of ocUck in the forenoon
and O'Clock in the afternoon OF sail days; aud on
Saturday the Iith diy OF the same month. al the
dwelling house Of Samuel Winters i'll Y o cano, ANA
dore County,. Ceiiorns, ietwern the hours OF 4.
O'Clock in the forenoon and o'clock in the alter
noon OF said day. depositons will he taken in the
sbove named case on behaIf of the plaintiff.
COWEN & HOGE. Auys. for plifs.
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LOT FOR SALE.

'fNHE SUBSCRIBER WISHES TO
4 sell the lot where he now resides situated OF
mile North East of ST. Ciarsvllle, on the road ledd
ing to Martirsviile, of a mile from the Nation al
Road. Said lot contains
TEN ACRES.
with good DWELLING HOUSE. and good Stable
with other buildings all new. Also, well
ed and good pump at the door. Likewise fruig Of
d different kinds.
TERMS liberal. Possess on given the lst dav of
April Ia57. For p'ice AID terms inquire of the un
de- signed On the premises. %
LEVI WELLS.
jal5
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BELMONT COUNTY, OHIO.

John Edwards & Co., Plaintiffs,
John E. Deary & Price Yost. Defendants.
The defrdan; Price lost is hereby notified that on
the 9th day of August, A. ID. lS56, petition wa:
filed by the above named pa nlitfs against the above
named defendants, in the Clerks office of the Com
mon Pleas Cour, OF saia county, and is pending
the object and PRAYER Of which is to recover judg
against said defe danis for Eighty five - lUl
dollars with intere 81 from July Is, i556. An order
of attachment has also been issued in said action
The said Yo.i is required to answer said petition by
March II, Is5..
D. D. T. CoWEN, Pliffs Any.
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FARM Fur SALE.

FARM Fur SALE.
THE SUBSCRIBER WILL OFFER
Il at Public Sale. on
Saturday, February 81, 1857,
at the late residence of Patrick Lochary, Deceased
miles South of 81. Clairsve, aod miles ro III the
CeniTai Ohio Rail Road, In Belmont County, ohio
Containing
Eighty-Five Acres,
more or less, and about SEVENTY ACRES CLEAR
ED. has on the premises com iortahls DWRi.LlNG
HOUSE with other oui buildings, Stor Coal in ahun
dance and waterei by never railing Springs. this
land is of a superior quality, aud very productive.
Saie TO commence At le o'clock on said day. when
the conditions wi be made known by
John I.OCHARY Agent.
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CouRr.-The Winter term Of the Court
uf Common Pleas commences on Tues lay
next. There are -four hundred and twenty
. cases ON the Docket for Trial. The follow
ing are The lssors summoned: =.
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CKET-B00K L0STI

UST UN SATUkDAf, December
IL 9th. between q. G. Hubh&rd's and James
Thompson' Grocery in st. Clarsvilr, fair leather
pocket book. cnntaiuing Slls in hank notes. q road
receipt given by .cnb Fry man to the sersgned
and note given by Joseph kitheart for p. Any
finding The pockst ,ook and above descri ed
and turning it Ia the subscriber or lecv
ing it al The Chronicle Ofice. will he hberallv re
warded. Tdea5] NILSSON WOODMANSEE.
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WHEELING RETAIL MARKET.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 90, 1857.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY THoBURN HAD
DEN, GRacERs, 43, MAIN STREET.
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State of Ohio Belmont County.
Court of Common Pleas PETITION for Par.

tition
James II Hornsge and Jane his wife, Plaintiffs.
George ". Davis and Catherine Davis his wife
George Williams Catherine Williams Harrison VIII!
iams, Ann VILLAINS. Agnes Williams, and EIIxabeth
Williams. and Cleveland and PItisburgh Rail Road
Company. defendants -.r.. .r
The several Defendants are hereby notified that
the Plaintiffs the Cd day of january 1857. filed
their Petition for Partition in the Court aforesaid
against said Defendant, demanding partition OF lois
No. 81 & 60 as No ON the town plot of Res. Fhesi-
ing in said county. and for the assignment of dover
10 Catherine Davis, widow OF James Williams, dec
that order for said partition VIII be asked at the
next term of said Court, and the Defendants are
hereby Motif to appear aud answer the same on
before the 2Oth OF July lS57.
JAMES III HoRNAGE. and
JANE. his wife,
par MILLAR PENNINGTON, their Atty.
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heg leave 10 sui nit few facts TO all those ensageG
in the trade:
Ist-We have had long experience in the manufae!
ture of of Boots and Shoes.
ed-we have selected oar business lnc alton at
BELIAiRE, on the ohio River. wnrre the Baltimore
aud Ohio Central Ohio, aud Welisvilie Branch Of
the PIisiurg and Cleveland Railroads, are Already
completed. and the MaTrieia Railroad IN course OF
coustrurtinu il eur point of free and easy access
TO and from parts of the country aud where Vihg
for workmen is comparatively cheap -
3d--Ne . believe We can manu- facture all the lead
ing articles in trade aud give better art Gle for
he same price, than is bought in the eastern mar
kcls. NE shall al all times keep large stock oil
M.n,s Itnv'. nd Nouth's
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WASHINGTON, January, %.

An immense assemblage is at the Capitol
The death of Mr.. Brooks was announced in
the Senate by Mr.. Evans, who was followed
by Messrs. Hunter and ToombS: and in the
House OF Mr.. Keitt, who WIS followed by
Messrs. Quitman, Campbell of Ohio, Cling
man and Savage.
The last incidentally justified the attach
on Sumner, which was evidently distas,efu
to his listeners.
The funeral obserysnces are prcgres
sing.
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P. G. O'RILEY s. CO..
Storage, Forwarding and Ccaslssion
1aG E R 9 E a NJ ~ .,
EVANSVILLE, IND.

, g4 HAvIS0 fitted up mammoth zrss,
$3.50 herf Boat,th largest on the, fssssssgs
0hio River, in the su6stantis manner We are rs-
pared taeaHy bushes entrusted ourcare eth
or By RIVER u RAILROAD OEZ Canal
Without exposing 10 the ineiemency the weather.
proPSfty attention will be paid to Rcceiv
g storing and Forwarding and also the sale OF nv
produce consigned TO and all orders promptly filled
r & O'RIiEY returns his sincere thanks TO his M
efous friends for heir former patronage respect
IA socits acoEtinuGnee ofthe same, which win be
duly reciproeated.
Store Room, wellsupplcd, will be kent for IN ac
commod2tiOu Of Boats and their orders carefully !lod
fAA3-do+Ely P G.. O'RlLEY & co
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CLOCK, A, N AI3o Iue5day, Nedn es
at early Esslighs.
Is" OF RIAL ESTATE.
Dry GOODS AUCyE0SY

GUST received will he sold A. auction at our AM,
s oA Rooms on our regular sale dsvs er6 Etne-
" assortment OF Dry Goods Notions srtieIes
G9Hsstns in part Of Brown ard BIesched Sheetng and
rtng Satinet Casitaeaes Coatings. Fauncls Bisnkes
1sa1s, ft9sing, Gioyes, hi5S. spool Threads
Aer1nes, SEawid, Suspehders. 60, &c.
and Pocket CUTLERY Je1elry and Watches
cloths @d Hair Brushes fancy Soaps. Racers Needles
AeeoroeoBs a3ds variety Of fancy
Gus TO tneAtion W00kSET Il NELSON.
now Auctioneers.
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ITEMS.
BY A MAN ABOUT TOWN.

~ About one o'clock, Tuesday night an
attempt was made by burglsrious indi-
yidual, TO enter store on Main Street. The
young man who slept in the second story,
hearing the noise, seized his pistol and went
to 4 window with the determination of pay
in; the intruder The compliments Of the night.
Stealthiiy raising the window, he saw man
apparently having his ear at the key hole,
as though listening Is detect any alarm in
SIDE. slight noise made by the clerk, ad-
inenished the rascal that their was "a chicl
about takin' notes." and he made capital time
through the backyard into an alley, thence
probably to some more available quarter, to
pursue his depredations. 1t is to be hoped
that these chaps will continue their opera
tons, as there is Il possible chance that they
may ere long strike Head or what is more
probable, have lead strike them.
CT A very smutty chimney was, last
evening, plriiei by fire, altogether an act Of
its own voltion. The extent Of damage
done, was seriously frightening an old woman
and three small children. After the danger
was over, the old lady, in utter exhaustion
from terror, declared that it was the first time
in her life, she had ever been burnt out.
c. The county officers are again perma-
noHtly Eve hope) installed in their new Offices.
The new structure may now be considered
entirely tire-proof
Ba-EUDDLED.-About II O'Clock, Tuesday
night, a right smart chance" of wind blew
up, completely filing the atmosphere with
snow drift About that time, an individual
was found beating at the doors Of the Auc-
ton Room, AMI calling in peremptory
manner for admission--swOre it was the
hardest snow storm he had ever encountered
in all his born days-was afraid he couldn't
weather it and wanted to "heave to' and let
all hands turn in" He was shortly after
seen 'heaving up" with all hands turned out
We expected to find him in the Lookup the
next morning, but didn't.
GT According to the thermometer, the
weather has been very fuctuating during the
past few days, being at times 6 aud de-
grees below zero, and sometimes several de-
grees above. Yesterday morning, the mer,
cary stood at degrees below zero and du
ring the day aspects were favorable for &
rise Well give all our prospects for sleigh
riding, for only one gentle spring zephyr"
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.frFThe 0nondago Indians near Rochester,
N. Y, hold lands enough and have funds held
in trust by New York State, to make each
family we'll off. But the property belongs to
the tribe in common, they are trying to get
1T divided, so that each member may have his
share to himself, though they design it shall
be held in trust by the State, and be in
aEenable;ss they have wisdom enough not to
trust themselves with the principal or title.
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~ Under the new postal treaty with
France, letters will be sent to and through
France, when they go direct for Is cts, three
cents pays the U. S. inland postage-sx cts.
the sea TRANSFORMATIONS, aud six cents the
French inland postage. Three cents more is
added if the letters go by England, for the
English charges,
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CEF The steamer Rainbow left Portland on
the % Of Jan, and proceeded to Stephens
port, and finding the ice making pretty fast,
she landed and sheathed her bow with heavy
oak plank, and then continued the trip tc
Batesville, five miles below Troy. where she
laid up all night, and built a heavy crib, and
proceeded to Bon Harbor next day, five miles
r b low Greensboro, where she is now lying il
perfect safety.
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C-T few days ago Mr.. Pittman OF Bangor
Me, being too short of time to spare any of
it, and wanting to get married, took his af-
financed and Clergyman, with him, on bust
ness trip to Portland, and improved the time
while the cars were underway, to have the
marriage ceremony performed before the as
sembled travellers. Time is money with a
Yankee.
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Markets By Telegraph.

CIvc1NxAr1 Jan. q, Am.
Flour IN good demand and tending upwards at 81 %
s5 Gj Guarded in sales: Mess pork ss freely ofered;
Bulk meats: sales oC 50.pO0 bbs; Shoulders * Sides
80; Whisky dall and declined to %.
CINCINNATI, Jan. q, p. NJ.
FIour very Arm Prices higher; sales ut 81 5GDs5 GO;
WHISKY aa42qI1: Groceries unchanged; wheat arm.
New YosK IAN 25.
Flour tending upwards; Wheat aud corn dull aad NJ
changed: Mess pork inactive and doping at $50 49,:
Ia I'd dun and nominal.
Esw York jan %.
Cattle rna-ket-Reeves SEQ sold al al advance OF Z
aI bringing sgiI; Extra l.; Prime, 400 sold at =
r}-3< for fei.
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NEW GOODS AND NEyy PRICES.

NhLlH REILT beg leave 30 call attention to
~ their rI-ncs and Customers their large and
tectsd OF n spring aud dry goods
pg epas TWO weeks. comprising of the most
seks to found ii the city, which they .er whole
60 tneir ei1tocTs and the public generality
sis 10 psrt % The fooWng-Brosd cloths black en- .ncv
iik Nssg Cottonsses Crota1 cloths and f.in fauys
Linen Drills rich CatoOe5 OF Philip Allen
state and other rich printed French scotch Jsco-
s sn Lawns rich printed Freuch Robes pain salty
striped Beregss black eolOred Nantz Uhit
ert plain snd fancy GinEhans rieh printed
tee5snd Ohal de LANES white ShaWis LSok
Az; fancy 81 swls and searfs black
Hhte tsec Capes MOria antique Psrssols bingham
Usbrslss Pansms. eghoru and BRAID Hats straw
aus fancy Bonnets rich bonnet Ribbons losing Gloves
fau les and fancy fans boots shoes
STAR oiI Cloth .nd printed window blinds together with
great variety Of Trimmings, small fancy Qoodg
Ge.' &c myi SHANkLTN & RELY.
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0r On the 18th inst. the prisoners confined
in the Auburn States prison reyolted and fears
were entertained that they could not be sub
-dued without bloodshed The last accounts
state that the prisoners were masters of the
whole prison.
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tE5~Out of 1851, 1OO00O-the amount ofour
imports and exports for the fiscal years Of
1855 and 1S5G-thcre were carried in Ameri-
can vessels 100000, leaving only $780,
100000 as the total value of cargoes Of all the
foreign vessels.