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DlsAsTERs. ETC.

AsHozE-we Learn that the scow Szrnne went ashore a
lives were lost Chicago Press.
OFF-The schooner J. T. Fremont which went ashore a
False Cut Long Point has been got of all sound
SuNK-The schooner T G. Colt in attempting to make ou
Saturday night tell Of and drted against the break
She got tOwed into the Erie Basin whert
she filed and sunk She loaded with lumber and slaves
from Ere.-Baf- Er-
The schooner Coeran from Toledo With Of corn il
coming in Saturday night lost her headway and fell or and
drted down alongside of the breakwster The captain got
her anchors which held her and kept her Of the breakWa
ter. She wss brought in yesterday,-h.
The Prop Spa ding burst cylinder head entering Buff
falo Hsrbor, and had 10 be towed 10 her dock
The steamer Lady Egin Monday night ononsg
probably the last boat Of the sesson.CAcGgO ITuu
LAID UPThe steamer Arctic is laid up chicago The
City Of Cleveland and Hudson, the propeers Ceve
land Lady Of the Lake and Vermont Of the Northern Trans
poIta:on Allegheny Of the American transportation
Company have gone going into winter quare Bu.
f,lo
TIE LAKE SIEANERsThis week is probably the last thsi
the boats viii from this port The only bOsts In
mission are the Europa and Ontario.
Il safe safe that the boats have done much il
any more than current expenses this Sidewheal
steamers have ceased to be paying investment Lake On
tario rs wel as other lRkes.-Roch. Union.
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Steamer AI1y Queen, Viger. Detroit.
Prop Northern Light, Spanlding. Opton3gun.
Prop Ogdeushmgh, Richardson ChIcaso.
Prop Gov Cushman, Siss5n Duukirk.
Pr p Fountain City, Peck. Chicago.
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BUFFALO PRODUCE sIARKET-Nov. Il.
THy TrIFGRAPHl
oswEGo PRODUCE MARKET-Nov. Il. 81

FT0uT-Nt7fly-
wheat-Uochange7 sales 500 bu red Illinois at 81 r.
500 bu inferior Chicago private terms
Corn-Frm and steady; sales 1900 bu very choice Ohio
AZ TOc
Canal Freights-oust; -four 33o, wheat SIC corn seto
New York.
We
Canal Exports bbls -four; bG wheat Il 200 bu
corn; 200 bu barley; 600 bu oats 2.s0J bu peas
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6air Dpe.
InYING ECONOMY FOR RAR.

II II INO ECONOM1 EOh BAh-
L. bers. BASSETr HAIR DYE, great desideratum
expressly for BARRIERS benefit Which be bought in
large OF small quantities at fifty cent less than you
purchase other dye in the Bottles that
have TO pay 81 for yuu the filed for fifty
and go further for the quantity You get
shade desire from light shade brown shade and e
black and gives The best satisfaction
keeps natural appearance For sale Wholesale an
Retail by WN. =. AMBUSH, 164 Superior St
myl2d,d5 Regularly authorized Agent.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEvELAND-NOv. IL.

ARRIVALS.
Steamer May Queen. Viger. Detroit.
Prop Fountain City, Peck, Buffll,; Dkss mdse
Prop Al Ieghany, II ant Buffalo.
Scr NonpaTeil POmeroy, Oweso 200 nails Is tons
brick grindstones, 10 20 Ibis cider.
Scr Livy, Slearns Oswego; l0 bbls Of water lime 15l
bhls silt.
Schr Frolick- Harrington Pt Huron; 75 # lumber
SoOw Folsom, jackson, PIT Huron; 80 N II lumber.
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e. r. r.

HEALTH WILL, IN ALL CASES
IL follow the Raj Nay's z r. iieiaedes- Trer
SICK diseased weak, feeble crlpped
with l;in lnfrmitIes. but that Railways Ready kref
ReuOyaiIn ResUlvent Regulators the nature OF the
disease may require will quickly and rapidly
These remedies consist Radways Ready Relief Rad
way en0vuing Res0ivent, Railways Regulators zach
OF these remedies posssse special powers uvei
diseases Yet there other diseases, wherein
their combined medicinal properties Tequred and
thus there sufficient and strength Wi-
the diseased dying sOdy 10 sustain their action the
patient sgill live ant be restored to health
Pain, X. X. Relief,
Acute Diseases. r. r. Relief,
Inlamm.ioTv Diseases Relief and Regulators,
Blalarous Diseases Relief and Regulators.
Congesfive Diseases, Relief and Regulators,
ScrOfulous Diseases keuOvating ReSOlvent
Chronic Diseases Renovating ResOlVent,
Syphilific Diseases Renovating ResOlvent
Cdnstitutional Diseases ResOlvent and Regulators
Skin Diseases RenOvafins ResOlvenf,
Nervous Diseases ResOvent, Relief, Regulators.
Infectious Diseases, Ready Relief and Regulators.
rNz1
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/ the diseases for which Il Is recommends D."
! There Is no medicine like II in this couufrvr
In the worst have met with Marshall's
Uterine CathOllcOn IS certain and safe remedy
| MARSHALL'S UTERINE CArHOLICON
Is unhesitafngy Sered reliable remedy all those
eomplalnts to which evey woman is 1be, and which grad
uay affect the mind well as the body, thar thi
talk work becomes alike Of suffering if not i'm
possibility Among the complains for which the CathO-
con Is remedy Failing Of the Womb, Whites Sup
pressed Irregular or Painful MenstrUation. Blaafing In
hanai Ions and Diseases the Kidneys Urinary Or
gans Retention ncontinence OF Urine. Heartburn
lseness, Nervousness Fainlings PalptariOHs Cramps
DISTURBED Sleep, and all troubles, organic athletic
connected with the uterine organs
Ladies who troubled with any Of the above symptoms
or with spine liver or lung complaints, invited 10
dress Dr. BRIDGE with full confidence that ihev will
ind relief NIarshalls Uterine Cathoicon quaeE
medicine but its ingredients have been made knnn the
Medical Colleges, and they at the service Of any
spectacle physician IN the country.
The price Of MARSHA LIS UTERINE CATHOLL
CONS One Dollar and a Habper single bottle.
WEST BEDFORD. CoshOcton Co, May "A. 1881
Mr. II. b klnsseY Slr:I have been selling the mst
cine ofthe GTahenberg ompany for the last years and
have invariably found them to give good satisacti0b ami
the pills have sold TO great many families regularly
as thertea and coffee and with my trade have become
APPLE article Marshalls Uterine Caholcon is n menr
cine that mas done of good female dIsea
One lady sod It TO tOd she had received more
benent from one bottle than she did from long course OF
medical ltTeatmeutby by the most skillful physicians
January Ist ls59
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HARTLEY Saith. J. G.. PUTNAM
CMITH q PUTNAM-PRODUCE-

y Forwarding and Commission Merchants Dealers IN
salt Fish Water line, PlaS er. SC; also dealers Ia al
'arictles Of coal. Brink Ware House Is River
street and 81 g. Dock Liberal cash advances made
tgnmentS mhIT
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Cleveland Produce Market.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE, }

FLOUR-Sses q bbs poor extra at 81 ~ $50 bbls er-
ira al So bbls choice at IS 2 100 hbls On private
terms; 95 bbs double extra at IS 70
No sales OF grain reported
BUTTER-Saes OF nice W. R. At lie, and rel Central
l5c
LARD-Several small lots sold at SIC.
HIGHWINES-Saes 100 b5ls and 25 bbls 20c.
FEATHERs-Sman sales OF live geese at Soc.
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PORK MARRET-The packing at this place has but
barely opened and yet it the market
has been excited throughout the have
any time during the in other This is an
and is subject of general remark but
rs the hog dealers and feeders from the interior it
viii that this demand purely speculative and
this opinion generally entertained by them
that the crop will prove seriously short.
buOyant and excited Of the market noticed in our
throughout the week but became more intense
day day and prices ad yanced fully fifty cents per c
closing future delivery; the asttw weeks
Of this month. Most Of ouI packers
have orders the country buy and Of these orders
have been quite peremptory.
hogs received here during the week, ana
about 3OJ0 slaughtered Tne feeling the close continued
buovan sufficiently cool the indications
slaughieng will be general The coming week Mess
Pork has been quite extensively future delivery
$3.50 December Sl6 for January but at the close
there sellers these and understand that SO
December delivery last evenngC Cincinnati f1s
CsTrelf.
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- 1853. / d
HUSSEY & Nc McBRTDE.
Forwarding and PrOdure Commission
Merchants,

River iss Street wINsLow WAREHOUSE. on boSE. ~
CLEVE AND, ONO;
Receive Produce by Canal or Railroad for Sale or sLi1r
Dealers Cram Flour, Pork, Fish, Salt Lime Plaster
Ingot Copper, Lake Superior Bloom Ir0u sc.
Agents for the LAKE SUPERIOR LINE OF Steam
Boats and Prupeers
u Cash Advances made or Consignment. n
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readers will remember that the consumption
dependent this market is according to estimate O
bbs The estimated stock January is from
tables then published and 2OO bbls IN excess OF
Of OF contemporaries but We have seen
no opinions The estimate Of the stock
Is 292i bbs the basis Of the same figures,
and believe il is about the true total
The supply largely composed Ofthe msium and
better grades very strong hands. Holders anticipate
upward in prices after the canal Closes and are
also hoping for more active export trade
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and Porfs on Lake Ere !!


Regularly between Ogdea sbuTsh and usweso aid the II
per Lakes, forming
Ddify Line betloeen GgdeRSbHTgh and Os1rcgo
and Ports on Lake Erie
Ana Trl-Weekly Line between Ogdensbulg. and fs,s-,
and Ports on Lake Michigan connecting a. CrlerSl,s
with the Ogdensburgh and Vernon. Gen tr1 Roufe i
tween Osdenshurgh. Burlington Concord Warcbesirr
Lawrence, Nashua Lowell and Boston, and M gygeso
with toTey Crauorts OsWego line OF Thriv Fusf
Class anal Boats, large Size the enlarged canal
tween OSyEes0 and New York, thus afoTdng Regular
speedy and Cheap Route, with but transhpment
tween Boston New England and New YOk and the Wcsff
This Company having made the most ample arranee-
dsnt accommodations for handling asserting and Shinnn
Freigt the plan practiced al Ogdensbureh can 1s
antee the safe prompt and perfect delivery Of an prorf
entrusted TO its
This Line connects at Cleveland with the Northern
Transportation Line Of Canal Boats ON the Ohio Canal
line Of Propeersto Lake SUPERIOR with Railroads 20
Columbus, CINCINNATI indianapolis, Louisville and ST.
Louis. -
AGENTS AND CONsIGNEEs.
Myers, Cgnlies lOts Kimhall. los Stale St
J. l. Warner, Slip. ". York. Boston. Mass
6eo Clar<, ll3 Broad 81, lCnwforlS \ Co.. Ogdenshh
y. G. Hovey, New York New York.
HoveY Crawford, Oswego Vim. T. Walker. Toledo. q
New York =. r Mathews Detroit Nh
Malher Co. Chicago, Ill Barclay Co, 8ilwankee
Wis.
CONsTGNEEs
Locker Co, Racine. J,F. KIEKLAED, shetoyrsa
Chamberlin, Crawford Co., Cleveland, Q
lSs:dtf
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We lso keep constantly hand. large stock OF the
choicest brands OF FLOUR. in h5sS blrTe'S Whole
sale or Retail and deliver free OF chare 10 part of the
u1v5 MORGAN n ROOT
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AsHoRE-We Learn that the Ssnnel went ashore a
Kalamazoo Monday and filed she had and nj
lives were lost.-ClicdgO ITess-
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1nsnra1l1e.

q POLICIES issued in the above Companies at rea-
sonable rates, on desirable risks n
IL E RR ARTON n11a 4
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ClbVoIdIU, VIN q I5
ALL RAIL ROAD LINE FOR DETROIT.

FIRST CLASS FARE-Clevelaud 70 Detroit, Si00
MonrOeville to Detroit s. 90; Clyde Detroit $3.50
u tickets at all the Pm cTll Rail Road Offices
Baggage Checked TO Detroit.
Z. b PHILLIPS Sup't Cleveland Toledo r. R.
Cleveland. July 81 lS5S-iul7
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LOCKER & Co, Racine JF. KmKLAsD, Shetovr.,
Chamberlin, Crawford & Co., Cleveland, Q
l5s.dtf
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RErIGRER.

IHPH0LSTERER AND MANUFAC
" Lounges, aud all kinds Mattresses ana
BEDDING Cushions. Curtains. Draperies SC No ~ Supe
perIor street Nm four doors below Commercial Branch
Bank. Cleveland, Ohio.
Aorlers promptly executed Particular attention psil
TO the laying nf Oil { lcihs Carpeting &c, Sr.
nyq-dly III
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MliIlinrrp,
Millinery Goods !!

And all the material pertaining 70 the Millinery Trade
We have large stock Of choice Goods and will sell then
NERE CHEaP. senl3 ,MORGAN ROOT
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-06-05

BAcRwooD FOR MAY.--Thc reprint Of this valua.
BILE monthly has duly come to hand. Contcntsi.food
and Drink What will he do with t?: Antiquities Of
Kertch Colleges and Cciibacy Zonzibar: and two
months in Africa The Poorb nh Mntiny the Pun.
jaub: aIy-of the Arts the Cradle aud the Grave
Dude
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-06-05

a's- 4 meeting was held in New Orleans on last
Saturday night called for the purpose Of eciting
the opinions 81 its citizens in relation to the British
outragcs in the Gulf and to consider the proprcty
of sending an armed vessel TO be ovcrhnulcd and
searched by the Styx and Buzzard." The meeting
vas presided over by Gen. v. H. palirey and spec.
ches were made by Col. Chrisy and others. The res
ouons We're TO the effect, that co!ors which float
from the masts Of American vessels the crcde,i-
tials Of the scamen who man them" sentiment sue.
cessfuly vindcatcd in war which covered with glo.
ry the American name that the high handed out.
RACES demand immediate redress that the cxigcncy
calls on the government to protect its citizens by
prompt retaliation that if redress is not speedily
afforded by the National Government 1t will be the
duty, as it is the determination Of our citizens. to
send an armed force 10 punish the Infamous attacks
and that the masters Of vessels in port be recon-.
mended to arm their ships in lfd"f'nce.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-06-05

Js,J" We have received from the Hon j. I. Bcnja
min a copy of the U. S. Coast Survey for the yea,
1855 q valuable work.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-06-05


movement Of Senator Clay, of Alabama, for the re.
peal Of the bounties to the fishermen of New Eng.
land, A more uuins tax than that which has long
hccu levied upon the south and other sections not
Immediately concerned. for pompcring the iishing in.
lercsts, was never imposed upon long serving and
patient people. The question is very simple For
about sixty ycars the Goldfish calchcrs of Yankccdom
have been receiving u bounty from the Federal Gov.
crnncnt for pursuing profitable traffic under the
ingenious rrcrxt Of breeding up race Of seamcn
which could not he otherwise procured.
The extraordinary appetite of the yankees render
ed III" occupation far more profitable than raising
swine or dcyng The earth and yet the single state Of
Massachusetts has received in the way Of bounty from
the Federal Government over $4,000 OO0-pay for
work not done git made BY Congress without
constitutional powor--a sum sufficient to complete
the y q. T. u G. Northern Railroad Why should
Massachusetts fishermen receive bounty for catching
f.h. aud Kentucky wolf hunters and Mississippi bear
hunters receive none for their lcas of arms. IL the
former have n pursuit which makes good sailors Of
them the latter doubtless. make MI the better sol.
dict, fr thr'r exploits of the rhasc. Moreover col
fishing Il profitable without Ibis bounty, and II re-
Quir.s nothing hut fair profit 10 allure yankees Ike
other men iutn any occupation. For instance, wood
on ia lncg editors receive NOR, kicks than halfpcncc
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|u..t.tt,b, I;l,, ,t,,s Fu.,har !, H.. hcen G,,,J
rt ms to,,t,. ,.t b,,t,d ln entitled np oc, for
W. encouragement II fraud, and pcriurics il New
r-A,,d r,rn, tla t,ua,nr, il bns Ia rrodnrc liop,
and .,ytulliu., an,ou., ,hc f.hcrnan.
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lna,ti,.. rt,,p.h n, L.Il L,r ,iti.. MN m,l. III
.,.r.l .ail l',..,,, M. tlero.. witl,ul,ny .llp.
.,an WI har u,n4 rrom w. r.r w tIr t;,rions other
c,rm In which .lc hl,l th, n,ilfe nurse LET n.
rl. ..,iI tlp, IN MI O01 op0 aiycn ~ N,ssn.
c'U-.tts far nor ,utcrpri,a in G.hut,. Note tho,
..u Nm. r.b MI Li,hr.t p,rlta, ,,rfco ANA
irra IN addition. mit,rI.rllo sam p,y for each cod
0I rt.talIt rmn lid Gmd. n. holds u trustee. G,r
y,u. .,rl and MI thn i....f u.
r,,r .fla nh r,ln,,tt,n NJ .,, 1;ny,r,n,sn, Mae.
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The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-06-05
AN ACT RELATIVE TO JUDICIAL ADVERTISE
ME\TS

j's~ The Hon. Jno. NJ Sandidgc has our thank.
for Congressional documents.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-06-05

NO, J. AND CHEAT NORTHERN RAlLRoAp-Thc
Kosc'nko tMss.) Chronicle learns thai twenty six
miles Of the New Orleans. Jack o and Great North
ern Railroad north Of Canton is to be placed inme
dately under contract. The Chronicle also learns
that so soon as the peope in the counties of Madison
Leake, Attala Winston ard Choctaw, subscribe the
amount OF 100000, to he paid in three annual in.
stallmens, without interest, additional portion of
the road will be put under contract
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-06-05

TRIAL or GIN. WALKER, IN Trial Of G. n. Walk.
er and Cok Anderson for violating the neutrality
laws was commenced in the Circuit Court Of the
United States, at New Orleans, on Monday last
Judges McCalcb and Campbell presiding. The U. s
Attorney. scmmcs, appeared for thc prosecution and
Pierre Soulc- E-q, for TIE defendant. number Of
witnesses were examined on the first two days, but
their testimony failed TO show what was sought TO be
proven by the prosecution, that military expcdi.
tion had been prepared and that the defendants were
concerned in it,
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-06-05
Y ERl DECENT.

meeting proposed ~ Ne IVlH w 'ttVi va WV -''
ult As specimen of tha brilliant and decent noti-
crs which il has taken of the meeting question wei
give 10 yonr readers the following article, in full
from The last number Of that paper
tFrom the Weekly American Patriot.
THIS "TuuNpER" OVER ANp GuNE 'IuE GREN|
"F31LG" Fi2zl.Ep or. The coming thunder
which wc announced in oar last has passed over with
ont having doie any harm. Clinton on the 18th did
moi show ANY Unusual signs ol busy life. II wa- dIll
lrdr5d unusually 50. The " flourish Of iiunpcls
has been postponed to more convenient season. we
suppose. We heard il htimucd on The streets, that
oar reason why there was no demonstration. was be
EcnI>c the Court House closed aud the owner Of
Snrgr~' Hall refused any longer to he lived on
hy the party. Any excuse l. however better than
nonc aid We are moi At All "dsgu,tcd at the ia.
urc Ia demonstrate. But how will this sound abroad
Cur neghbor can stltsty distant expectation no
doubt. The great meeting to br held III East Fclic
ana on th' Goth OF June A. H.. lsjs like The south
orn Convention has &" li4gl d out. lhr mental an
gu sh which blottcd many white OF blue surface
Is loves labor lost at least for the present, tln
less indeed ncighhar regards the matter as too
prccous 10 hc kept und i" lock and key IT 50,
wr shall be extremely happy to read VIVA, We were
disappointed ia arng.
The gentlemen who signed the call for that meet
Ing, and those Who attended it, are southern mco,
having tn interest Of hcr section NJ heart aud were
not aware that there we're Any persons ii this parish
to whom any meeting ~ movement n favor ol the
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The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-06-05

Is there, indeed, ony further progress for the abo
lition sentiment to make in the hircling states p
What is it that the south needs which the north does
not oppose? If abolitonists glory in stealing the
negroes we already have. il will only bet different
glory for them TO II howl our getting any moro,
and " shrek" for Alrca. Now have We not been
yokcd with these people long enough to know them
The scales are gradually balancing between us. The
long account must some day be settled and are ne
to make false entries by emitting every item That
h,y Will object to? If 50. we may as well omit sla-
very itself aud abandon the contest at once No II
does not become us to hesitate in serking what we
want. even If 1t is negroes from Africa. Tity scc,
what they want with unninching pertinacity. Noh.
ing is at,ainahc till the attempt is made. And il the
south is TO wait in silence uutil the north chooses to
dissolve the Union, as advise, she had better
prepare FOR tedious vigil Of agcs.
But after all is the project of importing African
slaves so Quixotic as some suppose? Weigh the mo
tiycs and the Obstacles the evils and the benefits
When the Quakcrs first priitioncd. and Clark~nn lir.
organized his committee, there were thnusand time
more difficulties in their way in spite Of their hnyin.
religious ruuat cism for stipendiary \. the Lon
don Times truly says, they were content to hr mere
/ ~ dc-tructiycs !: hGy doubtless looked upon a.
QuNotc. yet their success was complete Why. then
should the south not boldly enter upon the policy
which 50 many Of her people have a' heart which i
20 manesly to her interest and which the Interest,"
Of thcr countries eonSpire to promote! Such Qar
ole never lived.
\ Concrdiug, then. that very warm opposition to
any further importation cr slaves must be expected
q matter Of course. from norhurn politicians
II romans IA itpurn "A M
obstacle exists among ourselves.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-06-05
BRITISH OUTRAGES.

Tho f,oIt,,, ar c,,. .,,,.,. ,f,h ,r# +,
N''''- ".'H ''t3.i '..l's ~ 'il-. i''
on The 18Th in the Snnatn anr'r, - n f,,s,3 ~, y,
the Gorcrumnnt Loan bill aud in The Ilon.o In io
prpai" on ne fnritlcniioh Appropriation bill san.
sno,o,, .,,' ~
of our citizens. whflr senator rr,,te1,lr. ,'n,,,l
though marked hg his characteristic moderation.
VT n're sgaFc'lh III a.cla = y e@prrss"n' Mr eaw-
Ind moi ",ly ssr1 ordor. r,r ~ ~ -.
Cn"t,ia -, la ~ ,,il mlnE' = 'N''f lt.,An
might be brought into port and tria1 c,r l',,ts,.
ifoadsid first and explanations afterwards wa MI.
motto me committee oa Foreign Il Ilials hold u
m 49,, p.;, ~ ~, ~" N.Y. ~ ,i'7 l''Hp'"-
to redress aggression. Mas cons ..rred itisbIfarrd
tmt The bill introduced 4 IN The sonae on Monday hy
- p9lis'ns' wv pas WI" ,al h',le opposition.
InitoJ St,os .ta"n,ar ~ NJ 'n"' ,
the coast Of Cnba 10 prevent Enplish ontragr, IN
American vessels by force il the Brish cruisers viii
~, y,e'' '" , 'e,'lolS'ra'ice, .,'
vessel tn thr Rritish tI,ntrl dr ibn cn'rl ] :"
ordering him to abstain from further interference,
WIN american vessels nnl adyices are received
''o'' ''''7 '"''' - i"i' y eo"'" Y" "ou'Vlai'
SrrREuE CotRT DEcISoS. Oakcy x Hawkins -.
the sheriff aud others g, > Hawkins aiminsira
rict Court for The pari.b of East Feltcnr, ,irrs
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-06-05

Mrs Goldsmith denny Lind) recently gave birth
to twins--one of each sex, Here we have another
edition, in two volumes, of Godsmtls Animated
Nature"