davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-16
The two Pictures,


"Come, boys, let US net forget the
meetingof the Agricultural Club,a nj ght
there is to be discussion On the applica-
tion of gypsum as manure for clover
III use the fork, and we'll thus close up
the work of the day in time to get
ready"
These were the words of neishbor
Thrifty, president of the Town Agrcult
ural Club--a gentleman of high intelli-
cencc, and farmer of enterprise and
ambition. Look at his premises. What
an appearance of thrift and neatncss they
present The dwelling is ample in its
proportions, handsome in style, and pro-
vided with every colyenicnce-parlors
spacious and always ready for the rcccp-
tion of guests aud open for the comfort
of the household-library full Of the
best works OF the day-bed rooms large,
high, and well ventilated-cellsr ample
and well stored with everything needtul
for the comfort of the fanily--kitchen,
laundry, bathroom neatly furnished
wood house full of wood cut the previ-
Gus winter
The grounds are beautifully laid of
and ornamented with flowers, evcrgreens,
| and forests trees for shade; the garden
| and greenhouse the delight of all who
visit them.
! The barn is handsomccr than most
country houses, and well furnished with
/ hay mows, granaries, etc, above, and
| stalls for cattle and horses below
| Moreover, on the northwest, north, and
east sides there are fine ly-mangered
sheds for the protection of cattle and
sheep in the winter The manures are
carefully preserved, and there is cisterr
for liquid DRAWINGS His stock is al
ways the best in the State, fine blooded
healthy, and sleek.
The orchard is all living, for years Age
neighby Thrifty learned to plant non,
but the hardest varieties. BY vigilance
and science he has protected his fruit
trees against the depredations of insects
and SO every year has an abundance 0
luscious fruits for his table, while Sloven
" aud other shiftless neighbors are cat
ing sour bread, fat pork. and watery po
tatoes.
His fields are well arranged, neatl,
fenced; his crops scientifically rotated
properly manured, aud throughly cultiva
ted, and always sold at the right time.
His implements of every sort are tn
best approved, and no discovery in tn
science of farming, in any of its details
is long unapplied. At agricultural fair
he is the leading spirit, aud his product
} generally sweep the premium list. |
the conduct OF his farm, system is tn
golden rule.
La his domestic relations he is equal
happy HIS wife is an equal, and
treated as such; appreciates the value c
life, and is competent to its responsible
ties. System, is her rule also, and pei
, feet tidness is the result. Cleansing
, done regularly, aud cooking scientiticall,
sour bread and mean pastry are unknown
Q Her children are source of pleasure, Il
| they are well instructed and therefor OBJ
/. dent. La word, they are help an
a ioy to each other, and furnish, ali t,
gether, the finest example of true earth
d happiness,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-16

The Fifth Annual Fair of the Iowa
State Agricultural Society was held las.
week at uskaloo-a, point about Que
hundred miles vest of Muscatine. The
grounds consisted Of about eighteen acres
of level prairie, and contained a half
mile course for the exhibition OF horses,
space for mplcments and machinery,
about one hundred aud fifty stalls for
stock, and two tents for the display of
small articles Outside the enclosure
were several hundred wagons in which
the farmers of the neighboring counties
had come to the Fair, and in which they
now camped, Indeed the greater portion
Of the visitors were of this class, ma
ny having calue an hundred miles or
more.
With the exception Of single de-
partment, all the space was fully occu-
pied The show of live stock was very
satisfactory, it being decidedly of the
best quality ever exhibited in Iowa.
The reputation that State has already
achieved for fac horses did not suffer by
the exhibition at Oskaloosa The trot-
| ting was very spirited and was fully ap-
preciated by the spectators. The cattle
were very inc and both in numbers and
excellence surpassed the stock of any
previous fair J. NJ. Cannon, OF Daveu-
port, c. d. Bent, of Iowa City, II. e.
Stuart, of Lee county, and J. +. Hucy
of Fairfield, were some of the principal
exhibitors, The hogs aud sheep were
also considered very ereditable. In one
of the tents was collection Of agricultu-
raj products very far superior to the cor
responding show at Centralia, and con
sidcring the badness of the season, quite
remarkable fer their excellence. In the
other tent was the usual assortment o.
needle aud fancy work, paintings, wax
flowers, fruits, preserves, butter, cheese,
&c, altogether forming the Ladies De
partmeuss aud without doubt embracing
many productions of merit. The de,
partment of agricultural implements and
machinery alone proved failure. This
arose FROM the difficulty in reaching the
grounds with heavy articles, no railroad
approaching nearer than sixty miles.
The total number of entries was about
1850, or one hundred less than last year
The number of visitors on Thursday, tho
principal day of the Fair, was estimated
at seven thousand, the number of sin
gle tickets sold that day being $500
On each evening during the Fair, meet
ing was held in one Of the churches o.
the place for the discussion of topics o.
an agricultural character. Fruit, farm
products and live stock were succc$slvely
taken up and much valuable information
was elected. On the last day sale 0
stock took place in the forenoon, aud
> blowing match iu the evening. On tn
whole, the Fair has passed off far NOR
successfully than many expected, from
it's lin one sensc) uafavorable location
and perhaps, in practical utility, it ha
surpassed any of its predecessors. low
:. is fine State, and is destined one da
to rank high in agriculture. Long ma
her State Fairs continue to benefit he
citizens aud advance the interests they ar
designed to pronote.-Emerys jour.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-16
4 Flowery Love Letter.

The Birmingham .Hcremy IS respon-
siblc for tho following amusing lore let
ter.
II Sun flower Terrace, Primrose I'LL.
NV Rose Mary-As you are the Pink a
profession and Blossom Of May, wish to
tell Yew that my iicarts ease has bccn
torn up by the Roots, aud the Peas Of
my Holm entirely destroyed since | first
began to Pine after lew, Yew will per
ceivo that / am a gardrer. Ny name i
Willam Bud. At first ! WAS poor, but
by Shooting in the Spring, acd driving
a car-na,ion fast, obta!pea 'lcry, aud
by little Cabbaging, etc. lsoso to b
master Though sometimes like IA Crcepcrl
of the whole. have now the connand
of the Stocks and the Moni; can rails,
Ane mo ne from Penny Royal to .
Plum, and what my expenditure Leave,
| put in Il Box for. Ycw. II | may, As .
Cockscomh, speak of myself, | should
say that was in the Flower ct manhood
that was neither q Standard nor ;
Dwarf, a Mushroom nor May Pole; NJ,
nose is of the Turn-up Reddish kind, ano
my locks hang iu cluster alb, ut my Ears
am often in tho company of Rakes, anc
| rsr1sr flud N vi1n sr3 s1rnh, .hi"E
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-16

The French Academy was offered by
the grandson of the surgeon who embalm
cd Noltaire a decanter filled with por-
ton of the wits brains, preserved in
spirits of wine. The Academy declined
receiving brains, upon pretence that ii
was shacking that a great mans brains
should not g in his grave. But Cali.
leo : finger Mt Florence is regarded with
great interest, and oHe Of Guy fawkes
skulls is carefully preserved at Oxford
the original leiu. in the British Muse
um or Tower Of London.
.-----------------------.--
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-16
JSo. l.. fi AN,
SaTAEiiI.
THOMAS HANNA,

Troy>rl At ..Aw, aud Hchyfa. ''-t,; .;;;
\ .ssn'. wiltaa Nuseatine Co, Iowa WI, ~nh
= ad to any business entrusted 70 ~ h,1' ,o., =. a
a.. Cei.r. Or ADJOINING Counties in ioNs. .,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-16

sC-Prile aud Poverty generally walk
hand in hand tt1sthdr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-28
POSTAL DIE.EGTOEy
Foreign and Domestic Mails

ODIutstbc
TINT Up CLOSING At TaE nET voRs oFrEcs.
Dos,sIic. soSth 2io.ny siselo Csnsass. ga T. a.
North and IVES: wsy mat. .....; - y
Western r,ah via ERE HR So 4. y. and 81 2. u
SoalD md southwestern
mails .,i /, ,.a;::S IN ans .sP.W
/" ny s.aanabo.t I. n.
CIiuonyIA.B by steamer, via psasr1s. Ncnfsy, :
rne Overland Nal or cssi,rorp,a leaves -, i6sr
designed ior 4 shouii be marked "1gnlaai, Va
ST. iousD
Lar my The Overland Mai from 81 Joseph rioj 10
Plsceryirc VA san Lake ETY. leSyes Il joseph
every saturday, a: a. NJ Letters ssDui6 4,
mrsea Overland, 81. Josapan
So FlspIo.fy steamer, Va Panama, hoa1ay
EavAs. -. ny steamer BLACK warrior, Saturday,
MANGO. pro New urieans BY steamship tennessee
nc Isl and 10Th q each mouth Letters tn'snied
Tor NsNieo should be placed IN tho POST once ~
New Norh days prcylaus 10 the above cate)
EvsorH......ny tssms'i, snsds from Bos on
% Liverpool, close here On Tuesday
Iysrrow steamship Bavaria, sor Ham.
knlg Ni,h ais tor German ssles
Ntdl cslsy. Dec. l.,............a....
% There VIII u mail steamer lis on; Saur
Day neat ire Va - bi De lawn been discontinued FOE the
m.aIs.
sIMg or CLOSING At Tar LONDON orFrcy.
isps The Overhead Mail closes folows-yta Mar
ssiie@ on III ~ 9Th ilth aud 18Th OF each month.
Va southampton f,h, l2h and ai-l touching NJ
t.Ilraitsr, Malta, Alosaneris. ruoz ard AGen
CHFa. "A Nar-'liite on the s an 2th Via southagrp
Ton 4ih ..d 2Th.
ku~FsLh. Wa Narcotics euez on the Ictn VIA South
arlrtan ard Sgcz l2fh.
vsrEutrs ", tdcu tn 9Th Gnd 9Th % Tie mortA
Bss1fi. - southampton on The ~, ~ Oh. month
sis At onaon lads Sunday. they made W the
evening previous
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-28
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, NOV. Il 7. 81
FIoyE-IIolders ask shade higher prices for desirable
lots, but the demand is active Sales 800 bbls 0f ali
kinds, including supcrne state 81 20 81 5o extra
State at 81 20 IS.
WnEA,Sales 800 bushels including red Southern, At
81 90 red Western 81 90 naked Western, at 81 20
and white Southern, at 81 ~.
CoRSSacs 10000 bushels, at 15c. 76c. for mixed
Western, ana soc. for very choice round yellow.
BA.IJa--Salcs 500 bushels state, at soc.
olIs--stles is 900 bushels Canada n 52c.
foRFss.es 200 bbs in lots, AT si7 80 si1 40 chief
y NJ 81 o71s for mess and SIS Is for prime.
wnlstf5-saies 900 bbs., az 24c
Other articles remain a last noticed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-28

Arrest on SusfEcnD MUaDERxR.- Yesterday morning
Inspector shaurman and officers Compton and halliday, Of
the Third precinct police Brooklyn, arrested william Cal
len, Who y charged with the killing Of boy NAMED
James Hart Columbia street, the evening Of the
10th November, instant The accused was found IN tho
I, New York, and was brought this city. His
friends had paid the passage Of voyage % Europe and
he expected TO sail in few days. Cullen worked IN
coal yard and boarded with Murphy The latter was
arrested but having committed intentional offence he
discharged. Cullen committed by Justice Corn
against him.
IIYD OF IsJuRIEs Henry Schaifer who was injured
by falling cm the Arsenal few days since. died al the
three children, who reside in Degraw street near smith
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-28
sir William HOlneycr.

NEW YORK, NOV. 70, 100
JAMES GORDON BEsSErf, ESQ.,.
EpIroR uN NV YoEx HERALD
Some time since you copied in your valued paper
tice from the LONDON Tines regarding fraudulent trans
action in forging bill Of lading, BY grain merchant
named Bomeyer Of Prussia, who Appreciated IN
England and punished. VIII you now, act Of JUS
has done namely that the q. r. Homeyer, IL Walsast
referred to above, IL DO relative Of and oornoxon
whatever 10 the family Of the highly respected grain
obant Al ship owner Sir William However who died 1850
said place and that both have nothing in common hut
the naneS Sir William Domeyer had not only many com
mercia but also great number Of personal frens on
his continent and am requested by his amly 10 m Ike
this statcl neht.
BY giving the above space in your journal you viii
confer a favor upon, sir, Your obedicnt servant,
ADEiBfRT wENDT, Of wa.gast, in Prussia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-28
FINANCIAL ANO COMMERCIAL


SATURDAY, Nov. 27--s N.
No specie went cut today for Europe. Exchange IS
quiet brt firm at the rates Wednesday but
next weeks steamer sails from Boston is not likely that
any specie will &C., There rather more demand
ney among the brokers' but there is change in the
rates In fact, the feeling s rather symptom Of future
than Of present demand.
The stock market continues much depressed with lower
prices, and general disinclinaticn OF people buy
stocks. The feeling among Wall operators may be
described as feeling Of insecurity: they think
'hss have had long an easy money market tran,
quill political relations, and everything favorable
cept business, il is fair to expect some trouble
Today the Illinois Central took the lead
among the speculative stocks, by declining per
cent, on the strength OF the letter published This
morning. The writer or that letter evidently had no
,enton Of damaging the price Of the stock; aiunr
the probable deficiency in the income OF the roal he
never imagined that be stating novelty; hut the
Wall street Spectators to have been taken ~ sur
prise An assessment Of So share has long been OK
peced by those familiar with the stock should be
regarded as the last New York Central was very weak
today The books arc now closed and the bulls will
lose the advantage they derived from the temporary
scarcity OF certificates. the bears not ovcrse
market heavy decline may possibly The CAL To-
day was about = per The general railroad msseI
was very duli, ana lower. Galena declined &, Roct
Island =, Panama =, Reading ~ and go on through.
out the list Some 81 the sound reliable securities we're
better, Minnesota eighs, which ~ ors or w.,
railroad bonds also improved, a. Ia Crosse land
grants winch recovered the decline yesterday uaok
stocks steady 1t last quotations. Tie last prices Or
the day Assouris, s97s 90; Central s2ss ~ ffo
les 3; Hudson % =; Reading coz 81 Michigan
Central 50 s. Panama, 1904 l2l nnpos Central ,6gl
~; Galena, Y 81 Toledo, 3l1i a; Rock Island GA
Ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-28


Port ~ New York. November 81, is5s.
cIEARrn.
ssaunshp B,k warrior SMITH, Havana and New Orleans
-Isvlnrst1r, tfother0n 20.
steamsidp Augusta, woodhan, ssvannah--s 4 Nrehli
scanastlp jamestown. rarss-h notion sc~-H Lal.rn
ssanlship Thomas Swami Esnsey, Badwore-f u Crern.
stir Tar west, Bennett. xew orleans-w Frost
bofs lbsrg, shav, Gibraltar aDds narSci-Iraper Dcy
rars Hoeiues siupors c,y rola,-rsynoias Ca.,rnau
Rrg Maurieso, sehrtneer carneoa
rs s ss,ss' s 1850 eeis:Gs STs sS'r
s t,,, ssif AZ BsiSH st S1ns
SIR Jas Jones Jones, sershesr Cry e v rieron
ssr II h hsiim s sseraa sorrstosn sccaAan
..sst! " Brown, Andrews, Wilmington, xccrcaay.
sE n'lE,a, saiyssr, scxssr--l emiaacO
en- iyoSsswsrE HRS g,ss%ssa n1, r,sr.On
ss,,.. sss Vi %sSi pods
ss ass morn s ss l ss: p;T sR
SIR nhode Island, iIgn, Prc,idssee-Mas,er
:cep Tigsi1, sSepherd Hsriisrd y = Edwards
Steamer Csdwallx1er toimsry, Baltimore
ARRIVED.
rtesr,siiv Merton FOSTER Charleston, hours win mise
and g, t sD wsc, T r,, I.. sS
order vessel N master.
Hrig Lady ol Tie Lake Marshall, kondof Tor Boston.
Brig flrancier Tfaaleli Rondout for Bostcn
Brig Srnoco, Iray. Rondout Tor Boston.
shr Helene Confiln savannah days, with cotton &C. 70
McCrrad,. Mott &Co. :
seir WIN Tyson wcidin Georgetown DC, adaya
scbr r hunlley, Hammond, Baltimore, days
Sehr y u Huntington, Lowell Boston.
schr Vary Elizabeth, Welsh New Bedford
Schr Oregon Lowell, Albany for Boston.
etesmel Peiicsn. Aldficn Providence.
Steamer osceols, smith Norwich and New London
SAILED.
s.sm,hIp Pasi Warrior g,v.as and New Orleans shirs
Parry Forrpser and Monarch New Orleans romcsa
Cry Nsnnerins, ana wm Tapscou, Mobile and eshers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-28

vslue $50 3s6 g. Tho actual loss therefore, has been
but about bali Of per cent q the legal allowance,
or COS houeandths OF the amount operated UPON THIS
fei ment far exees any that has been made In tho
United States 90 far as have any record the average
ratio o. oes AZ the parent mint PHILADELPHIA since ls1e
being 1859 aud II the New York Assay ONCE coo since
is establishment and IN cither going below
m annual sstoof wssage Of O. 21S ~ the amount banded
The toss 81 Harazby late meltcr and rensr At his hos
settlement was shown 70 be upwards of ounces or
S20) co., during shorter period his of loss being
f,bs3, and g satly In excess OF the limit.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-28

A CHANGE or AGENCY
~ JtIts NUM- A cos
- CHAMPAIGN.
We her 10 intrn Tho trade and thc pebble "a geara tNs he
ctnfast sAkirg between and Messs gUflN ~ a ~ no
khk ltf he agency - tsniats 81 lie Sat
y IstHtfr neft AID thi we havs appointed
tint tine. Mr ;. MIN jr sole a1eni Cor IN ipii
sfiss To- cur houscf a keis anu CocHnc Respectfully
IcLES MrNN y Co
Il. A. NUM-.
Respectfully reftrtng b. tie above advertisement tie
dcrFuc tess " stale tha be has crrrlted has
faFrs to- ~ ale VI La NJ VII te ctrf ~
~ hdc " hs tine he vii be pleased y recNife
ders Tor de,ry end aer me VI day Of Jsnuay ver ~
h. % y Of MEYER sCHisAkPffE, ~ kPqk pl1ce. BE-
spcsifnlly. J. MtlbH, IN
NV fonk, Nov. ~, 1865.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-28
E,AScy FuRs

BALLARD. sHrTs 4 CO.,
No. ~ Sr'sdrsy,

pAIJ.ARp, sHCTR a CO,
No ~ ~rtdeAy,
Wou'd y~~,~~tuy 70 jobev sad r~tsgarr
tcr,ed /. pur chssc this market that notwtn a.ir
he vsrS rerersi quite Universal pracses soysd by
shs Of Ills city Whn tho Last " Va
ronhs Throwing their scss cpea fcs retailing parpos~s
uss he srsso tor consumption arrives snd s
crti,r 1, rs.aifr ,obSsr contns
ne,- er,,sLon tiry csnrct b.Neye either q the =
~ kktra~rIy iUSTICE Cy pOIIgv
Of the srme br. ON he contrary a. si believe IN the ability
o. "o u'" ONE n 81 si&iicfLY waoirsffE rousr.
70 this end they invse The attention ~ those IN am
Gay Interested 10 tlleir very coflplftc sock Of
IADUS FANCY rnHs
embracing he richest well the common vHriees
akhTS' MUfFIhRS, cars COATS.
GLOVES AND FANCY RCspa.
al ~ which hrr VII se tc suh buyers favor cf "a
conn etiaon and legitimate buslneas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-28

MoyIanNrs o. OCEAN STEAMERS.

THE HAVANA AND INV ORLEANS srfANERs.
EsrEy cirr-Frcm View York a. arriving nj Havana IN
New Orleans lt,h New ~,
arriving nj New YORK 1sh
gAsAgrs-fFona New York lNh arriving at Havana i5h
ssJ scw p,ean. l9h From New Orleans zl Havana S,
arriving ri Sew York vi.
AM New orleans =.h Prom New Orleans BIB, Havana sh
arriving ~ New yora i3lh.
BLAcG wsntrs-from New York e-lh arriving At Havana
ls' and New Orleans 81 Ircm New Orleans 12h Havana
1ett affis lng a. New yosk 18th
Isspsb-frOm charleston ga and ieh due At Havana 9Th
ard I'll IRON Havana lh and 9Th, due At New Work ISM
and si9t.
s Wien IL. fan Sunday The steamers viii
SD On Moaaay, except from New Orleans
SPECIAL NOTICE.
An Yr1gss ani tisss ssendl sc ~ Nav Yoas uEvatp
aloala n f1alc'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-28

Total. eli ,ses,- 80 i3,aes,ap 900 500 u 5l6D57
The following table exhibits the respective amounts x
exchange held by tic baalSs ari also the sums
due 70 distant banks, cic latter hong comrrs.d IN tue
table Of deposits, AZ shown above
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-28

MAGNIFICENT nTAMoND-A BRILLIANT OF Fas.
AZ ena'ing su and i.s'se ys,sAns y cs7as-orisinal
great sacrifice. Apply from i 10 w. aud from u ~
NJ, TO y. W. PLUMB, dhmond broker, 52 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-28

tho Times that city brought BY the overland mall takes
occasion 10 Observe
During The last working year. viz. from November ,
1857 10 September 30 1868, The meter and refncr has
operated uJor tic large amount u SOS COS ounces being
w value s34 Cor SIS o. ard The ss y wastarc has been
but sixteen and bali 1909 80 ~ form some
idea Of the perfection 70 which the operations have been
brought ony necessary 70 state that the law allows
for wssagc twohoussndthe q tie whole amount ope
rated upon. This limit Of wssage would amount, as APP
Teais ~ TIE retain 70 the lge figure u 3s2s onecsn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-28

ALEXANDRIA,, Nov x-4d tark Horace renis Johnson
Galveston schrs Gco un Ispes Porians Island Cy, Ton
hn, Portland Only Daughter, PunneD and Sarah sones
Jones Ntort
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-28

Nov -, y, ssl
s'orign Tcrs-.
NC S-s fEs ssr sis psIs,arA La ssm Noysr
sci Nanafr-on crdsrs1a fern baip9re arr soh a'-o
an ~ ta5s Jus, y sot.d ram. urknorn peytars r WI
rim 6uclspoH haa arrived, AMI pFocccsa Rosaro with
caetit,. SEPT s9-arr Sarah Newman, Gibson, tonaon
ILLICIT laHs. Nh No issi, rerrs a., snialnisl Free
os, Ishn Haven alcf iiysrrool ST, stepterd Knapp,
SIS sspisc CHAMPION rAw-on syors; oal, catilnr s,s-
llale longSs koso ktandsa, hatsins Boston ia, ~
c.f iis,lrs uai Gouslvr 80 an v, = 10 rot
Poo crow roo, sli Arr Ieanie, Reincr Annoy en-,
ltih Are,nla Johnson snanehae ~ sept a. benefscsos
0cnfs Ang Y In Ior, BRIG Rockingham, Gillian from 8.
IN. nrr ~, i.t ssIra on, ~; =
Wv nork, hg schr rhraas Dennis Hathaway nom DO arr
Hose KoSe sslt it.!rr Beaver Smith Bsrskoa; Inn.
'af 70, ~ Au,sy sen Eracisso =, Doa vse hale,
o5sea nestsos,. ~ seftlg, asss.i Henry sam
W., w5s b os & i ssr ssy r ,s. o al
pan fr.cnsn anc Going "a iih shp asy Rotiascn iiAI
~ :. . sg 1T Ksisss ne,s, san rr,.s'
i.svrs ist.sr ABOUT sent yrn sog. Sin pvi9 r .,
Iaale frvm san Francisco, N ~ days. Cor anp Roais at
Lan,,s, Ct SIN Or! ahips iOrot, souic ana ,nso
y probably same dsy, for lioie soaO
sne s.ir .oussi % Barn fssh Wilson, WORK WIS NJ
prssse SEP, ia Arr Anntsp.rc,ua,, Potter ,,os,o,.
,sn,serif tT. err Vs. siss s crgsr, ssso-,
sos 5 @ 2sHs Sas S a. FIX 'if f fcn p sas
swa.ow 18Th ilcrcncc bumnres1, long Kong Heespcni,
Maria B1rHloyl, from Bangkok
SD Sept Enterprise Wade, Annoy: ish Sworihsh Crock
~. Mshiia. I9;h Nangtsge a., nearhurp, Hong Kong
sUghA lrosr OtT-In pert brig 1insndrs, bcrry, nnc'
10 ,saons King Biri Hrosr ro sYori arr Ish Going
", brig supposed the Trenon Firth ir6 from uoree viz
Beihurst sid prev 70 9h. BRIG Calvert war, Phadepma
tsnce spoken. :.
Trnss isi1sns, Nov e-fn port b1s -, for WORK dg
Home perss.
ALEXANDRIA, Nov g--sad tarh Horace rens Johnson
Galvcston schre Gco un Ipee Portlsnt Leland y ron
kin Portland; Only Daughter Punnel, and saran sones
Joncs, Nyort.