davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-28
AGRICULTURAL.

1t il contemplated, us wc aro informed, to get up
Agricultural Clubs throughout our District, ndjunc-
tire to tho District Society. This i, IN admirable
idea and We h"ro will be carried out. There is al
ready such Club in existence in Bcoch Island. The
members meet monthly whom they discuss asrcultu-
raj topics, throw out agricultural suggestions and
eat good agricultural dinner. Why should not the
various other ncghhorloUds Of large and intel
lgcnt District do likewise! There are the ncighhcr-
hood. Of Liberty Hill, the Dark Corner, Red Hill,
the Pine House. the Ridge, Mt. Willing, Cclcmans,
Cambridge, He'd Bank, HOr.s Greek, Stephens Greek,
and Others in all of which it would bc entirely prac-
t;cablc to form such clubs. Much good us well as
pleasure would result from their formation especial
ly if they should all regard thcsrlves parts of the
General District Socely, an as such, send up month
ly reports to Tie central Secretaries either for publ
cation III the drrrdcr OF to be read ut the quarterly
meetings Of the District Society to he held at this
place Will not or spirited and thorough going
planters and farmers tao hold Of Lhiu dea md act
upon forthwith? Nothing could be more scrvccnblD
to the condition Of people whether in agriculu
ral, socul, or an intellectual point Of view.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-28
HYm E M1AL.

MARRIED, in Augusta, on the 18th instant, at the
residence Of Mr. James panncls, by W. freeman,
Esq, Mr.. A. CLEoo of that city, and Mrs. JULIA
X Thomas Of this place.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-28

E:T JOHN RANDALL who cut his wiles throat and
then cut his own, last Sunday night week, died tho
following day, md was buried, We understand, with
her whose life he had 30 cruelty taken.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-28

DEATH OF AN OLD CITIZEN,

10 10 heard through our columns, it is slways ne.
cessary that the writer's accompany his article
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-28

I'D Tho worst features in mans face is his nose
when stuck into other peoples business.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-28
Wanted.

A dozen strands or so of pod pepper. this years
growth, for which We will pay the highest market
valuo.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-28
N office,

A IL Persons are hereby warned no. to cut
IA Timber, Wood, or otherwise Ttesspass upon
the Tract Of Land lying South Of the Lower Cher
okee Pond-the same decided to me by Mrs. X.
Anderson. TlIOS. ANDERSON.
Hamburg Oct SB 1T 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-28
TO STOCK RAIsERs.

WILL be sold on Monday, saie-day next. fine
w young DEVON BULL, at auction.
Oct. % -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-28

SPECIE FOR GuASo.-Sncc the suspension of
the banks there has been considerable excite.
ment among the purchasers of guano, on &C.
count of the demand made by importers for
specie funds in payment for guano purchased
before the excitement. Several parties who
had bought to arrive on the demand for specie
funds, have thrown up their contracts and refuse
to rcceive-the difference between specie funds
and current funds here making the price about
$GG per ton.-Alex. Gazette,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-28
JOSIAH SIBLEY g. SONS,
AUGUSTA GEORGIA.

"AVE taken the Store No. G WARREN
4H BLOCK for the purpose Of tra'~scling
General Wholesale Grocery and Conmis.
sion Business,
And have in Store and to arrive large and ncwly
selected stock OF nll goods usually found in that
business: including
EAGGlNG, ROPE, BACON, NAILS, Ii :
QUoRs AND sEGARs, y
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-28

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
wm NJ. Myers, and wife ct al
us. Bill for par.
Tlman Watson,
Elijah Watson ct. al.
DY virtue Of an order in Equity in this case
D will sell at Edge6eld C. H.. on the 6rat Mon
day in December next, the Tract OF Land common.
ly called THE PERRY TRACT" containing
Four Hundred and thirty (430) Acres more or less,
adjoining Lands of james Spann, aud Land. Of
the Estate Of Elijah Watson Senior d,c'd.
Terms-Thc costs to be paid cash. The balance
of the purchase money in twelve m"ntl from the
dsy Of sale, to be secured by bnni with approved
surcties. A. SIalklNS, c.E ED.
Oct 90, ct 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-28

schiey,s Plains and Osnnburgs,
And are prepared to sell to Merchants and Planters
on as favorable terms as any house in the ciry.
They have secured the services of-Mr. JAMES
IT: HOLLINGSWOKTfI ("f the late firm If
Belcher e. lI6'liugswor,h) and hope, BY strict at
tenton to business, to merit and receive share Of
the public patronage.
Augusta, Oct %, Ct 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-28
Roral Arch CHAPTER.

A CONVOCATION of Bezaleel Chapter, No.
~ 8, Royal Arch Masons, will be held on Mon
day evening, the 2d Nov, for tic purpose of elect
ing and Installing Officers. Companion JAMES
GODBEE, Past High Priest Of Augusta Chapter,
is expected to be present 10 perform the Installation
Ceremony. Companions will take due, notice and
govern themselves accordingly.
BY order Of the NJ. E.. H.. p,
Oct % 1t ~
BN. B-Master Masons, in good standing, can
have an opportunity OF receiving The Royal Arch
Degrees.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-28

kANsAs.-The returns of the election in Kan-
sas are still incomplete, and the character of
the newly-elccted Legislature is involved in
doubt. Alviccs from Lawrence to the 18th
claim q Free State majority in both branches,
but it is added that in many precincts the judges
are throwing ont votes upcn the ground of in
formaity. A letter. from Quindaro gives the Free
State men nine and the other party four of the
Councilmen, and says tho House of Representa-.
tives will contain twenty-five Free State men,
and thirteen proslavery men, with four districts
to hear from. Parrott's majority as Delegate is
over 5,000.-Baltimorc American.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-28

BARNtM ONCE MoRE.-Thr Stamford (Conn.)
Advocate says: " 1t is certainly with pleasure
that we announce the probable fact that P. I.
Barnnh is again on his legs; that he is today
q richer man than he was before his connection
with the Jerome Clock Company. 1t is said
that he has bought all the claims against HIM
self for from five to twenty-five cents on the
dollar, with the exception Of some $4,000 in
and about Danbury, which lie will probably have
to pay in full. The whole of the vast property
assigned by him: for the benefit of his creditors
has again passed into his hands, and he is now
ro.furnishing and re.itting lranistan in good
style for his future permanent residence
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-28

-.lfayer by the Rev. Mr.. Wiuhler,
Ode, written for the ccc"si"n r The Rev. L. s Bird,
Music Cnmposcd by :. =. Cromwell.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-09

Central was 10. firm, selling al 1871 Reading wa
offered with considerable freedom Oh sellers opuoh'
ard closed heavy at 1884, Cash stock 4 nearly all TIE
oioye mentioned descriptions i more plenty han
wcs last week Railroad Bonds are heavy; -alts
Of Galern, ID mortgage, a. =! Erie 1873, 81 lSS3
Sc. Illinois Cer-a %, SC. Sale If 5000 Mssourls
were made at 80; So; and $5 600 VIrginas at ~
Calflrias sold at %, which il lower.
There is good business doing in foreign Exchange
for the Arabia, and the quotations are firm. SieTins
isoldol 2 cent: Francs, $50 djIj.
FIeiebts are more active. To Liverpool, ! 200 bos'
Flour, suppo.ed at Cd. 1900 bush. Grain at I'D.
80 Geo bush Grain, per steamer, OF 4.d; 200 b4le'
Cotton at Be- Tar at Is. 81. To London, 900 bb!'
Oil Cake at L.. 3D.. GO bx- Tobaceo q, "a. To B'r-
deau1 vessel with light pipe slaves At So ma.
do at sl7 and bbl. do. at sl2 20. To Australia
6 Geo gallons Oil at 3D.. coo tuns Measurement Goods
at I'd 100000 feet Lumber at 80. 4 hip from
N.Iamcli to Bristol Channel with Deal and Lumber
at rs 3D. British brig at Baltimore, from
Jamaica 10 Liverpool, at e3 2 tun.
The business Of the Sub-Trea.ury was: Receipts,
ISL ,2l7 81 Payments 5000! 81; Balance, sl','
$40 3O3 G..
Tie Bank Statement Is unexpecily favorable in
regard to the specie line which shows an increase oi
1919 COO instead Of the decrease generally anticipated
Thi. has come from the SubTreasury, which d-bursed
during the week 5000 Oo0 more than it received, and
from the interior, principally the West. The receipts
from this source must have been very large to counter
act the shipments of last week and Saturday week.
The expansion of loans hes been very marked,
81 BOG, &C., and they higher than at any pre-
yious period excepting the week ending the llth OF
April Since last May the line has gone up from
500 800 Geo. at which time the specie reserve was
over $li 100000 Consequent upon the expansion OF
loans there has been al increase Of deposits of
500 Goo Tie undrawn line is go, 2}3OOO against
Sos, sec eco last week. The Bank Of Commerce will
be seen Is now carrying very large line of specie.
Toausk Dis Specie Circulation. Deposits.
u,v IN aIl4O4geg} Sli8i55l5 s86g693 tS,l4754
JrIe d 80. jy2 BlJtH5 6,Sj33fl Si5H15l
Tie movement Of the Banks since Nov. |, 1850, has
heeu folloWs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-09
,,.rl.,. psnorted bD T,'sgr0pk.

- tor Midding: receipts to-day l9 bales CoRN has
decnrg tendency FLOUR is quiet Sales Of Mess PoRK at
= q 37l Other articles generally unchanged. -.
ALgssy june S-On Change to-day there was sale OF
90 hush prime white Canadian WHEAT az % per bush
lot Of 500 bush white Western sold private terms an
tbe urc /. uuder.tood be - per bush Western mixed
CoRN j. worth to-day 94c sales to-day 400 bush Nothing
l. doing in OATS.
FLOUR dull: sales merely Of retail character al 20 pa
- "a r ye Illinois Wisconsin, and S1G ~ 30 tor
Atr Co. WHfAr demand losing dull; sales Of 50O
bush a. 81 81 for Chicago Spring and ~ SoG - - ioi A
crb Coax uus Il ed and lower sales of 1900 bush
a. 7sd78c OATS steady sales Of 1000 bush o. SIC WHISKY
.. 100 Dbl. a. re Canal FREIGhTs dull: i2c tor Corn
70 Nv York RECEIPTS The - hours ending 81 noon To-
ds, coo bill. Flour; &C 600 bUsh Wheat 5lC~ bush Corn
a 900 bush Data EXPORTS: 800 bush. Wheat aud 5hOO
hush Com yearly al this side Of tide water. -
OswEGo June g. p. mFLouR steady sales ot 200 bo.
=. 3 for straight State ~ 80 for fancy Canadian AMI 81
In Wisconsin WHEAT IN limited demand; sales # 90 bush
White Canadian = 66 CoRN duh sales Of small reels
AZ e LAkE IaPoRTs to-day: 1900 bush. Wheat; 5 bas
PORK CANAL EAPORTs 100 bbls. Flour 900 bush neat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-09
DIED.
ABFRCROMBIE-C

ABFRCROMBIE-On Sunday June :, Anna wife Of George
AbIcon bic and daughter Of the late Ralph CsmPoen o Mon
aehsn, ireland.
BLACKLEDGE-on Sunday, June NJ. John A Blaekledge
IL the 43d year Of his age.
gOYLAN-On Sunday June Of pleurisy Thomas Boyan in
the 18th year of bis age native Of Dublin, Ireland
COUVOISIER-On Sunday June T. after severe Illness, MI
Geo Couvoisier, in the 18th year Of his age
DTGRAUW-In Brooklyn. Monday morning June Of dis
ease Of brain, Abs - only sn Of Aaron A aud Mary
Tn. funeral win take place o'clock Tuesday afternoon
June from fathers residence, No. 81 Wyckof street
South brooklyn The friends and acquantanees Of the family
are respectfully invited to attend without further invitation
DUNCAN-4Dn Sunday morning June Ogden Edwards son
ofW. g. aud III. L. Duncan, aged years and months
FIsHER-In th. city Monday June Mary Lizzie. only
daughter Of Freeman Fisher, esq. Of Dedham Mass.
The relatives aud feds invited to attend the funeral
s.ryice at the Ie'idenee Of her 95StheT F. Willis f'ne
O'Clock Tie remains will be conveyed o Massachusetts Tor
intemert.
KAHL-On Sunday June T. Henry, Of Henry and Catha
Iire Kahl, aged IL months and - days
WASHABLE Flushing, Long Island Monday, June g.
Robot Marshall, in the t5d year Of ms age. A. H.
10 attend funeral from his late residence Fushns Loag
Islanc without further invitation, on Tuesday June . At
MUNROE-on Sunday, June VIM. Mimoe aged 81 years.
MANHAN-On Saturday, June G, William f. IIanla1 aged
wear months and days Of Jas and Catharne Manhar
MEYER-Ou Sunday, Juns john youngest son Of George
and Caroline Meyer
PARMLY-On Sunday June T. at her residence No Bond
street Anna NJ. wife OF Elc9zaT Parny, sged % years
Her remains will be taken 70 Shrewsbury for interueu
ROONEY-On Sunday June David Rooney eyed % years
native Of County slSo, Ireland
RILEY On Saturday evening June G. alters linsern. illness
of consumption Julia, only daughter Of Mary Riley aged 10
wears, months and days
REMFROn Sunday morning June T. Jane Eliza only child
of William ii. and Hannah T. Remer.
ROBlNSON-On Saturday afternoon June Edwin Stanley
Robinson, Of Edwin X. and Mary j. Robinson, aged
year months and Is days.
sTINSON-On Monday, June William Stnson, eyed year
months and days 3,
The friends aud acqauances respectfully invited to attend
his funeral this afternoon al o'clock al 44 Cherry street
STREET-In West Norwak, Conn. Monday, June l.
Freddy Mortimer Of Chauncy and Eliza Street aged
vear,. months aud Ia days.
sINCLAIR-On Sunday June T. of consumption, Geo Sinclair
seeo "a years, IL months and % days
sNFADE-In tits city, on Sunday June T. Of scarlet fever
MARY Elizabeth Snesde eldest daughter of Francis H. aud
Phebe T.. Sneade, IN her lhh year.
TUTBILI-On Saturday morning June G Dr. Oliver " Tshil
Stafford Springs, Conn OF Oliver Iuthn Of hpeonk
Long Island
WOOD-On Sunday June Caroline, daughter OF A. H. and
Nancy Wood, n the 18th wear Of her age. .
The of her parents respectfully invited 70 attend her
funeral Tuesday moTnIs the 9Th nst At ~ O'CLOCK IRON
No. l73 West Fiftieth street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-09

fore the murder; he was not 10 his yoom on he follow
ipg Gay; before going away on Saturday he told VII
mes q a; hr would bc away Sunday aud he nee
not light Gre; he was IN the habit Of going 70 Brook
lya--so lac ,oid aud witness supposed.
Wien DR.. BUr,icu cane back from MS dinner every
day ne always went TO his oHicc; he very much
cot IN the evening; very seldom anybody called 20 see
The Doctor - the evening.
Dr. Burddl useG 10 come down 20 the kitchen ire
Cuen,ly; Iart II the time he was looking after ine
pipes which get froZe and then he came 10 look siter
the mice--there vas q dale Of mice there-be hsd
traps 20 catch them; he had some hard woiks WIN
Hannah because she didn't turn off some pipe winch
was iToze bv the cold; witness confessed that sle na
said the Doctor a very cross man, ana WOMB ,'u
fault with her frequently; he would oitsh sNeeI a.
her saying G. a, which was cdhHl0" Va! va"
him. -. 49,.
Nary told about f4o:ing FL She nad ~ one ''nvi
when De Doctor charged her with cruising siio 10
taken a glass OF bad brandy which she male iu'o
punch. <r.:. ,.o;r, ~, With
Mr.. Iilden thought there was folly IN gong on WIKI
such aue stOus unless some relevancy cou'u y INV"
Mr. Clinton remarked that It was question Vi
memory and that they wished 10 eslaolS" '"o gen
tral habits Of witness. &c..
said but she wa angry with her for stopping out all
night; She said she would not have glr III her EN-
ploy who would stay out al night.
Witness said she was not IN the habit OF drinking;
she drank in The place; she bad Ccca,l9nany
taken glass: she might have been intoxicated very
ihfrequeny but she not IN the habit OF drinking
After a good deal Of eros examination Judge Dean
concluded, and the Surrogate adjourned the Court 10
10 O'Clock This morning.
Mary Dcnahue is certainly green character, ana
ratified away yesterday az a rate 10 deaIen CoaTt,
counsel and audience. She was repeatedly checkedby
The Surrogate and required stopping az every SEM
ience Her remarks occasionally created ml;h dmlse-
ment among the spectators.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-09
SECOND BOARD.


The same hcavuess which has SO long, with few
intervals characterized the Stock market still controls
it, With considerable activity in few Of the leading
ances prices lower for nearly every description
Some of the Western Stocks, such as Gaena and
Michigan Central which have heretofore been con-
sidered investment securities of the highest character
and have been well sustained have within few days
followed the course of the rest Of the market. Gaena
which used t. range between 10 and 2S sold to-day
90 and Michigan Central, which has been
very firm at 9il as, sold at S9l. The outside
orders for stock are, as far as We can learn very
few, the general public very wisely avoiding the
arena of stock speculations and the shock to pub
lie confidence given by the recent heavy fall in Rail
roadkecuritts has been too great to aew of any i'm
portaD, movement for Investment Parties holding
these securities for income do nc appear disposed TO
sacrifice them at present prices but equaly ndis
posed to Increase their lines Erie opened ~ 81 and
Tell on to so, closing at about 33l The sales were
nearly all regular OF short sellers option, there beir
only 700 shares sold buyers option. New-York
Central was heavy also and fell off from S}I TO ST.
Michigan Southern was irregular but improved on the
opening price, which was Is. 1t sold A. HIGH
as ~ and left off at 49,. The scrip was
sold at 81 49, At this price it pays II q cent y
anpum. Toledo was heavy, and fell off TO Co lower
point than il has touched for long time. rlinois
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-09

49,. a., relireusn 10 s.ieIaao Upon this Corr, hd
s their ,isces ~ appointment. oa The I'd Boar- ~.r r.
"a ,e-.t ~ noes port Themselves - dy az tt.e!
"a, oAie. They made due report a. thens'lV"s accvri
80 and rc,ai,c ~ lf- li iT '-c " @
- 49,, t.ye learned them, " elem Doush.r.y lrd Fr-
~ le o. two others wAo.e nance dd Mt learn
- -. -. r,srf.n.rd tL.ir old places - lie
ia IN addition the Board detailed directly today
go. the Of tt.s Court, P.reu.ea DAYS
r. sd Sr1e,r N 4 whom pre.ert before the Reed
81 dong police duty Ofcor Days Of he Filth Waft re
iheie il akug there wes .1t one p'lce
present the city aud that the law under
hich tie Board acting And this seem, 10 Re e
continent of ell tse police In attendance upon this Cont o9th
ola sud new app utfes. Officer Davis displayed upon h' a.
today set Il III. button. txhblg the new police aeVi
representing The the state and me new bl"h seemed
70 glitter wi'h Official pTopric.y. f.
At T.. o'clock D.s,IcAtoUsy Hall ad there was no 10 re-
readiness day, and the Court .d armed 70 u
III. %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-09
Tie Company expect to have the breaks repaired

TIE Company expect TO have the breaks repaired
ard to pa, boats by the 9Th inst.
Tie Ec.. River Fire Insurance Company has de-
clared l-arnual dividend Of E. cert, payole on
demand.
The business Of the Clearinghouse was 2,5lSOco
The following gentlemen were to-day elected Di-
rec,ors If the Hudson River Railroad Company:
Samuel Sloan. James Boorman, Edwin d. Morgan,
Edward Jones, John d. Wolfe, Moses Ii. Grinnel,
New-York; Wm. Kelly, Rhinebeck d. Thos. Vail
Troy; Eras.us Corning Albany; VIM. II. Hays VI.
L. Sykes, IT,, New-York; Robert p. Getty, Yonkers'
T. NJ. GilbeIt, Utica.
James Boo7nan and Ernstus Corning were elected
in place Of Messrs. Sehoolcrait and Richmond.
Samuel Sloan was unanimously reelected President
ard NJ. L. Sykes, jr., Vice-President.
We give below the official statement of the results
If The traffic Of the Ere Railroad Company for the
.ix months ending March 81, showing that the ex-
peuses interest &c. not including the payment to the
Sinking Fund. s2lO OOO have exceeded the aggregate
caring. by si2,94 ~. The profit on working the
road FOR the same period of the previous year was
Si2j 81 81. portion OF this uniaYoraole result mas
cone ion the diminished business Of the road, and
portion from the increased expenses consequent upon
tie strike Of engineers and upon the bad weather OF
last Winter The receipts show an aggregate falling on
Of $3.50 Ia 80 and the expenses an increase OF S@i3
Us 90 showing an aggregate loss of si9S$H on the
six months business, compared with the same SIX
months Of lS5j-'J6. Since this statement was made
nj the business Of the road in common with nearly
every road in the country has continued to show un-
favorably, as compared with the same months Of last
wear. up to the preeeLt time. The Baltimore and
Ohio, tie Pennsylvania Central, and even the New
York Central. all show decreasing business. There
has been less produce and merchandise to come for
ward from the Wet, ard the passenger traffic has
synpatlized as usual although 20 less extent. The
most marked falling Of in traffic on the Erie Road has
been in freight and the most marked increase OF ex-
rerses bas been in repairr of cars and engines.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-09
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF SEw-YORK.....


s,eam,hir-ouaker City Shufcd,, Havana
Ships-Alert Bursloy. Csdl Croker WarTcp Guy Ma.
uerius Dolard Liverpool Taylor Merrill
Bsrks-Jobn Wesley Mcclure City Point, ? Back Co F.,
A Allen Hobart, Savannah Dernil Co Atlantic lBren
F,rhasen Bremen Blrch4rd Burke; Fish, Philips Ca,
dens,; Albertiue Baxter, Pavans NJ. Taylor Go.
Rhgs-H Welrbroders lDgtch). >ummermann, Rotterdam
j. p Meyer; Maria Bailey. Boston, master; NJ .'ieAns
Rawley Boston II. d. Brookman Active lBTl Mylsr.oa
Halifax Lesycrat Co.; q. l. Buchanan Wright Elizabeth
port Thon pson Hunter
SchoonersC srthsgena. Baker PLla5epha Jas Hand Ma,
JoirsN r. J. $ Dealey; NJ Z. Wells, Terry wlains,oa.
McCresdy Mott Co 5. j. Wariug, Smith, Savannah Ne
Crcsdy Mott & Co
St.amers-Jsckson Baker Baltimore H. b Cromwell Or
gou Rhodes Providence L. Kenny; lIonsdes Nsnd.Seer
Philadelphia Delaware CoPes Phiadephia, Philadelphia aai
New York Navigation Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-09
NJ IIaIer.

Ship Louisiana Norton Of " B., Bay Of Islands Maze
with lCo bb' P oil IN board RP; h sS5 i' nd slid
L. n "a sasr. Desdeuiona, Smith, d0, so .p .,
sim Oliver Croker MeClzye. Of n. B. rep N. srIt
FEB Isl lat 80 s. lon l78 W, with one small "l4i" I'D
ing Bay Of lslsnds, IA jane. -, -. s,us F.I
scTS JaxEs H. AsHNEAD, Rogers. Of this po n, Ss 81
IL a. - D.Isyssre about % u les froin PhisdePaA h
d.r.s iog struck upon reef and after se..nf on
% tou Of water she wog. probably BE- abasd.asI "a
~ I'm Zanzibar March 2isf, bark &antho, "a n Al
so,s Warreu lar Feb SD bound South on cr"'e i y"
well bsrk Lolfs
scar. ns,hew E8gsrtoN 50 bb sP oil AZ ~. - fe %
Tri,,,n Ground tsrk Rose Poole Fisher, Edsaf''N'
A large risht whale. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-09
coT-RT CsLFNDAR-THI. DAY.

TyIrED STATS DISTRICT CoUET.-Nos. IT, y, 20,
q, %. q, s. IL ll5, -. 90 49, M.
SrPKrNr CoURT, CmCUIT.-Nos. ga, 9l5, GIG,
200 ICz5 7.lO63 A. 49 u.s. jo1 SIS 49, 5H 81, DBL
SD, 81, 543, j33 -
SrrRENr CouRT-Specal Tenn.-Tne Calender
will he called dcsur allowed Orders q reference W BE-
Ird In 1norraee casts &C. The COu VIII meet a. 10 ocock
4
SUPERIOR CoURT-TTial Terrn.-Nos. 43O, 59l, 637
s5l go C5l GIG 67 COL 6e2 SO G9i 703 70s 100 no g.
lg { COZ 49, 40 G2l 66 G1i CO., M Gs7 Dc, 49,
7C5 t9f 7O4, 25l So III, Ca 665 rs. 1900
clu,iye
KINGS CoUyIY CIRcUIr CoURT.-The calendar for
this 6sy (Tu..dsy contains the following numbers 3d. 81 90
lC3 O5 ~ inclusive ia rs l6 49, lls 10 2l, i3 H.
a u