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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-03-20

TIE PENiTENTIAKY FRAcAs.-HalI, alas
Lindsay the desperate who got the keeper,
Crabbe, in the pententiary at Alton last
week in such tight place, has died of the
wound he received from the pistol of Col.
Buckmastcr, while Crabbe, the keeper, al
though he received nine or ten ugly flesh
wounds, is slowly but surely recovering.
The two convicts who had been missing
from the time of the terrible tradegy up to
the 18th inst, were found on that day in q
hole six feet deep, which they had dug in
the loose earth unde rneath the dining room
floor. When found they were nearly fam
ishcd for water; but had . supply of proyis-
ions ON hand. They had been there for six
days.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-03-20
Judge Douglas and n,x,s

a Washington despatch, March Is, saws ::
Judge Douglas has boon confined to his
house for several days, by severe sickness
but will resume his place in the Senate some
time this week. lie pronounces the reports
as to his intention to resign his seat totally
without foundation, and assures his friends
that lie intends to fight the battle in which
he is engaged-that he viii not be driven
from mis- position by the threats and frowns
OF bower. nor moved from the purpose to
which his life has been devoted, by induce
ments prohered from any quarter. He SAYS
that with him it is n matter Of principle
which he will MAINTAIN at al hazards.
There is no preceptble improvement in
the physical condition Of Senator Davis,
aud the partial loss Of his eye-sisht is fear
ed by his friends.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-03-20
Free Bridpel

meeting OF the people, assembled a. fine Van M.
"A rem School House on Saturday the 18Th inst
UNANIMOUSLY resolved that the citizens Of the town. Of
South Ottawa, Rarm Ridge, Eagle, Brookf.ld Grand
Rapids Bruce, Deer Park, Vermilion and all the adoin
ing towns and parts OF towns the western half Living
,ton county, and all other localities Interested he re-
aaested 70 meet en- ,71sse, or by delegates the Van
Doren school house in the town OF Farm Ridge,
On Hednesday Kdrch TIE 2iH, INST
at o'clock, p. NJ take into consideration Ia. pro
prey anu expedlency Of taking the approach
s 70 levy tax for the purpose Of building
nLh h1lDnE across the Illinois River 0ttawa--it
ing our pal place OF market at presentthat
my pe enapied TO reach that point without delay
iiIHS hS heaNy and endless expense imposed
upon All who send their products the present
Drlugc Al friendly to the and those oppo sed
coruay invited to attend when the subject will be
GUY considered and discussed special invitation il
Atehded I" the advocates and supporters the very
humane institution at the south the present
bridge and our worthy friend Humanity" in particular
and We viii endeavor so to open the eyes his UNDER
standing that he may be enabled to beyond the toll
house and still south OF NJ. Clark's.
Farm Ridge, Mar. Is, 1855 THE PEOPLE
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-03-20

STATE TKEAsrRER.-Therep promises to be
no want of candidates before the Democrat
ic State Convention TO meet at. Springfield
in April, for the office of State Treasurer
The Bloomington Flag, and other papers in
the middle part Of the State, urge the nomi-
nation of Gen. Barrett, of Springfield. The
Decatur Gazette urges Henry Prather, Esq,
of Marion County, and another paper nomi-
mates L. L. Worcester, Esq, of Green coun-
ty, member of the State Senate. Any of
these will be good enough for US, if he gets
the nomination.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-03-20

STRING RAINs-!IIGH WATER-Our March
moon brought with her warm southern
winds and copiOus showers of rain. 1t COM
msnced raining on Saturday, it raIned on
Sunday, on Monday it rained, IT ceased not
on Tuesday, and ra n poured down on
wednesday. After the rains, came warm,
sunshiney, lovely spring weather. Blue
Grass has sProuted an inch or two, and field
and lawn are putting on carpets Of green
The rains have also filed our rivers little
more than bank full, but not enough to
threaten an inundation. All ice, all snow,
al sign Of winter has disappeared, and peo-
pie are working in their gardens.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-03-20
80 Head of Cattle

30 Head of Cattle
a II a IT CT o m !
THE will sell Auction at the South side
of the Main Canal, between the Farnam House and Fox
River House in Ottawa,
On Saturday, Apr. Sd, 1858, at o'cl. p. N
THIRTY HEAD OF CATTLE,
10 Of them young cows and hefers and win calve
ri thin month Of them 10 splendid Durhsm Bull,
We srS old the balance one and two year olds.
Also, some Plows and other farming utessls.
Tr.ns-Six months credit sums I'VE dollars
without interest paid vhen oua Othervise ten Per
seaA nm daAe na<o THQA QARp0e
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Sash, Door and Blind Factory.

WE take this method to inform the public that
w have purchased the Sash Door and Blind Factory
Of A. F. CaGuelin and prepared furnish any
thing in our line of business, such SASH Doors,
Blinds Frames and Nouldngs. Orders promptly filed
short notice.
Having Lumber Yard in connection with our facto-
think facilities furnishing building
rails unequaled in this City, and invite contract
ors, farmers and all others who may want anything in
line TO call and satisfy yourselves that sell
good article, just what want, and cheap for
cash There will be found Lumber Office Doors,
Blinds SASH glazed and unglazed Glass Oils, Paints and
Nails.
Office on Main Street, Ottawa, III.
marco STRAWN POWELL.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-03-20

WAsH1Noros, March l7th.-Recent infor-
nation from Kansas removes all doubt as to
the election of the Free State ticket, and
therefore Gen. Calhoun has declared his in
tention TO give the csrti6oatss Of election
accordingly.
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THIRD ANIMAL STATEMENT

Of IL Bgard cf ElacarioH Of TEE CITY c5 Ottaagd
The whole number OF schools taught. .....-.
Tie number taught by males sxcIusVely.........
The number taught by females eNclusyely........
The number taught by males aRd female. az
t4ilics
The number taught by males and females at diff
fcTtf4t times 70 e = o - 10 p
Tie whole number Of scholars who have attended
al the schools. neutrality-suspicious.. /.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-03-20

KAEsAs.-The territory seems to be very
quiet. an election vas held on the 9th inst.
for delegates to the Constitutional Convcn-
ton ordered by bill Of the recent terrific
rial legislature, but which bill had failed to
become n law By Gov. Denver's pocketing
it, Why this farce Of an election. The an
ii Topekaites are said to have triumphed at
the election.
Isaac Munday, one Of the judges of elect
ion al the celebrated Delaware Crossing pre-
cinct accidentally shot himself. He was in
company with some Indians, locking at a
piece ofland, and from some cause dismoun-
ted from his horse, when his gin accidental
~ fell and discharged its contents through
bis head, killing him instantly.
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Take Notice.
MANNERS wishing TO store Wheat can do -, - the
Il CITY MILLS, without cost, and terms that ere
air and equitable. Please scoring sl.ewherA
GEO MANN;
49, D'oO ~ Daanas5 ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-03-20

PEEU CouELECIAL.-.We copied last week
r. N tie Peru StHtiH6l, mere mention Of tie
fact that the Peru Cgmmeycial had been sus-
pended. Since then, however, we have re-
ceived the COMslertioI itself, which appears
to have been printed in La Sale, and which
has the following on the subject Of its sus-
pension:
The CONuEEEIAL.-Owingt 10 the fact that
some Of our material has been lOrcibiy alb
stracted from our Office, the Commercial
will bc suspended unit! it can be replaced
Tie Office has done paying business ever
since we have been il it, and would not stop
but fo- this reason.
The forcible sbst-acting" appears to
have been done by Mr. Linton, former pro-
prictor Of the Office, who has large unset
tied claim upon the concern. IL the Chica-
go Jour7tel VIC see it stated that Mr. Linton
has purchased tie La Sale Journal cstab-
Tslmcni, which lie proposes to merge with
that OF the Commere,a', and commence a
new paper to DC called the Peru Journal.
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Nortgdqe Sale.

NOTIyUyt tJuIc.
NyOTICE is hereby given that, pursuant TO power OF
sail. contained in certain mortgage of the premises
hereinafter described executed by John A. vanordeT
and vanorder, his wife, to the undersi gned,
George Reyerson bearing date the fifteenth day Of
March, A. d. 1885, to secure the payment OF five promise
sorv notes therein described. which mortgage Ii
corded in the Office of the Recorder Of In Sale County,
In state Of Illinois, in Book IS, pages 6s5 and 6s5,
shall SELL public auction to the highest and bsst bid
der Monday the 18th day of April A ID. 1885, ut the
hour OF two O'Clock in the afternoon at the stare OF Dam
iel McNett, in the town of Worthwhile in said County,
said premises situated in said County, viz:
Eighty of land being the south half OF the north
west quarter Of Section twenty 2 and also tho
south two-thirds Of the quarter Of the north
west quarter Of Section twenty eight, esq containing
twenty and twothirds acresail In township thirty
six C6) morrill, OF range five (5) Of the third p M
and the Entertainments and appurteBanees thereuno be-
longing mar 2U-4wfJ GEORGE REYERSON
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l. U M 3 e r !
STIsANN 81 POWELL.
Dealers in Lumber Lath Shingles, Glass, Nails Oils and
Paints. Also, Manufacturers OF SASH 49, and Blinds.
Office Main street, Ottawa, III. mario
Notice.
4 Ii persons interested hereby notified against
IA purchasing either both OF certain promissOry
notes dated at Kendall about the 25h day Of Js
nuary the first for sl0 payable the first day OF
May the other for sO0 payable the first day OF
October next, given by Sever Murwick, the cons
deratOn for said notes having failed.
ANDREW NELSON,
Adams, March 20-3ws SEiSE EvERSoN.
Notice to Builders.
IVAyING removed my Marble Establishment mt directly
l. opposite the Post Office, Columbus street,
the increased enables to furnish builders with
stone order the shortest notice and the
90, &c Having some of the most experienced work
men In ,ba =, at can ensure entire satisfaction.
r. large al. X OF cut and rough Joliet aud other
go o. 80 ai - s''- --ar20 WILLS BRO
~ ARDEN SEEDS-a fresh lot o. rPvry,s
W marco
SEED POTATOES English kdney-nn early .s"o
- Potato at MARIO En-" ~ :,
nRIED APPLES at -
~ marco GhnINs,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-03

900 bbs rost. were engaged at &c. TO California es
were At 26c &c. and TO Australia ct about 26c per foot
FRrn psisins were steady e SO per boz for Rs.
Hay me market was firm, with sales Of 600 . Too
OPS were iu moderate demand while sales were mode
rae, aud prices unchanged.
1RoN.-rbe market WAS quiet and firm, with saies OF
Scotch pig at $27 $26, Donthe
LINE quiet and prices unchanged
holAsks-Sales Of go bbls New Orleans prime goods
were made At 30c. q SIC; 81 hhds Cuba muscovado ~
&c 2bc and $50 bbls ut 24c. &c.
NAVAL S1oRns-sales Of 200 800 bbls. spirits turpen.
tpe made at acc cash and time, while the market
closed at about 4bc. 45hc Common rosn vas nrmer,
with sales Of about 1900 bbls at 81 S. With some lots
No at 81 26. Crude turpentine WAS firmly held at
s. u.s.
Ons-Crude sperm was steady, and 400 bbls.
reported sold at New BEDFORD AT 81 % cash Crude whale
was quiet and prices uncbaneeo Luseed in fair de-
steadybaskets hled with quarts were selling as 3D.
and pipts At 81 26
Observation-Disclosures market assumed drmer tone
The safes embraced about so 400 bbs., a. SIG 81
q $40 40 SO 46 for mese, chiefly at $40 40
closing with buyers $40 49, Prime sold at sl3 Beef
Was steady with sales of about 100 200 bbls Including
country prime a, IS rs S. and mess do at $40 sl1
repacked Western at $2 $l3 &c. and extra do at
$4 $4 So prime mess was quiet ~ 81 $26 and beef
hams at SIS so q SIC. Bacon heavy, with sales OF
100 boxes reported at SAC. aehc Cut meats were in
fair demand, with sales reported al SIG for hams
sss sna esoss At
at lie Dressed hogs were at e1sc. &c. Butter was
firm with sales OF State at l5c 2lc and Of Ohio at lSc
q l7hc Cheese firm and prices unchanged.
StGARs-The market was steady The sales embraced
about 100 toRsheads Included 10 which were 80 Porto
eo NEW eaSp S IL ao olS crop ns GS oS aa
New Orleans and Cuba At SIC s614c.
wHsKE--sales OF about 400 barrels Jersey and Ohio
TopAoco-Iittie doing in Kentucky Spanish is most in
demand. Stock quite reduced. The sales included loo
hoRsheads Ken lucky AT lie 1sc 21e bales Havana,
u 125 do Yara ~ 107 cases seedlesf at lSc. 70;
15 do. Florida at lSc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-03

IrAtilr oFsEA-hCyerbe fAvorie n Robert le
"a. IN. .Sy.i,r.'s r,.orsr N 81 - ,be U.s. ~ - ,B
tnf h. utf shu played ~ "a rauae az q
psbsr spf s.t-rs Fo-u-s NgB rdi 80 lob peeta who
h~ chief characters 100 well tbosn 10 require
% y
rsli~c Arebsck fdsrs asssrs aud Mel
viii inTrwTN tss- dsshne fests Of e4ues rlNusm
BIB 10 D. a'efoFn sDd 'fen1g The Nicolo family and
snNng Cher tTceliert sr''ts are also n aerf1rn.
BOWFRy The romantic dran called Captain I'D or the
~rsh % Belgsis BE- n 20 'rousht cut W hight with
and various o'ber properties reqsisi,s make
effective BE- preceded ~ The fsvcrtie oisy uf the
accp',d Chid" ssc olowec BY the "Desrucssn Of the
Basf'ie"
hrs,oSs -Ehsksoere's Richard III "a snasunced f,r
~ M h wh Mr v DareBT ort ~ the tyrsnl = y IA
pste tat. Queen ~ tlieth Mrs Parker AZ Lsdy Anue
NJ q Der a ~ isncUc and W sfnih ~ King Henry
~ tvfi0c VII 49, ts'fs Psy IN bis fsrre d Forty
~su4crs W s,u-oioauts drama called Jesse
prrsr y ~ EeHef = Ju~vno~." continues the great
tfsurs 4 ~ fs~s1s fsFr forlsnsteiy concentrates Al
" - ~ - company ant gives the different artists
t-frt afery adsf't or The dsp sy Of her respsc
AAuu KErSysT patrons u his FASH unable 'beare
80 h ofu - nj k-t heen+ ans h. rites a.
-sch@d ~ 'tcen ~uaTan be sirengihenei "
p.,s - 80 Green Bu .bes' and An Iirprsscisd
t~nsf"
AsrRcas uCsyuv -Thrst rsse are offered for shs bene
~ lus t'rdets iffgst he fferuorn VI rare ~
~" The po1' tLd q YHk1 and The se,rsss %
Nrs thar - u1Wsr4. % 'sins actress and WI
,yUs.r a nIga 70 the 10" sge rhsntou1 and aIeeay
ll-d
grprotlsrisE -Wtenevsr people desire esJ,y sNeary,
I'll ny never fau hav, her Ssh fully grabbed one
n slnfs burissques Cor to NIGHT are equa soy
lfersc H5 season. aud. Wy Is afierpiecss. B~o-ra
hrs aHd Wood announce ESQ, and toe Bfyan2 Dane
ufeaH ftb9eslry
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Mayors Once.

ALLEGED w4roH SwISDsS-John Hutchings, of Ohio,
induced Tuesday afternoon to enter the premises
No Park place. and purchase a gold watch for $45,
nearly double It's value. Hutchings on finding he had
been imposed upon returned 10 establishment and
finally appeared before the Mayor, when the
placed the bands Of officer Oden who proceeded 10
the above place and arrested Valentine Van Acker
The prisoner being brought before his Honor was
made to refund Hcchngs his $46 after which he dis
charged.
ALLEGED TICKET sw1SDIER-HuGh Mcbride appeared be-
fore the Mayor yesterday afternoon, and made COM
plant agains. Stephen Gordons No. 100 West street,
whom, r alleged, derauded b out of $50 under the
preience that be would procure him 500 passenger
1ket to California by the Noses Taylor Gordon, it al.
him the ticket, also refused TO pay him back the
money. De accordipgly arrested by officer Hllard
and brought befo the Mayor who hearing the case
ordered Gordon 70 efuns the 500 be committed the
ronbs. Gordon ACCEPTED the offer, and paid over the
above amount, when be discharged.
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The fine steamship Columbia Capt Berry arrived yestsr
day from Charleston. We under obligations 10
obheng for papers .ys advance 81 the mail
Sur ZARyrAE-Capt Robinson late of ship z.re,sn Of
posion besf, noned wrecked The Poini Of nov
p H. ~ s re- earsS IRON S nR ss na he se On
s' beam ends and ss c ss n rail eg w,
MT Tnd;s ssre g0 ST. am s q %. srew ee-
been unable 20 make any observation from the time The ship
sailed on account q The state q The we.ih.r rr the ssi
lebfter, North ris aud Renbicad On he nth away
~rs he people 90 shore by q ,os AMI casks bul
20, no answer IN return Sh-Wind moisr.',d .llppsd
sfounas ON sand bank The ship being ~ Of wssr ard
ship stores
The WRECK Of ship narnsnis of new Yors. he sold
E.RE P.rHusprR, ssllocb from Boston Tor Con-an mo
r. wbeS as sshors or sand bank IN thc Dardsnsle.
81 alt had skep board again ready Pc
coed 70 oonsianunopl-.
nople wspspsr q q nh .t.es thai an ,m~ri
ne Sa sns s.p % So rs ss es' On
nue sorsr vrasor Hall. IRON Rio jsneru, ADORE
Morn ~ Of h ul On The Ihrse N.'ers n Chespssse Raw
ss.stspse ny letter 70 Ewood Waiter ksq Secretary Of
s.uR MiRs.s,r RrssSr of Ph,sdelphia, from Balnor,
,r .on VIII cargo Of corn and aur zen, ashore 90 me
ret ned moving NJ the ~, ns, Tho scbons- l. In roS
sonsi,ss pumser O. yss.s. from nolme-s Hole haze
Sens MrsvIp Avery. hence charleston On gsi n
feh, st s2is lon ~ 81 Fenced heavy Ne gale. which
o'h.r damage
The shS Belle America Of this port Loaf on Absco va. re-
r o. 1sysse III. mi.sse ss 'orus s.Ss
The Thomas hurrh and the changed hy operation
rhch }. before consress me ,,esm.r Aslsns The
ample having been formerly called The Parker VEN.
Notices to Mariners.
vhrcxs IN rms rRrcts cHsrsxL AND s,rIIs srTr.
Notice 80 hereby siyen hat Green buoys marked 9th he
wgrd wrect have been placed vessels sunk 10 The
One about Is fsihorns 70 %. Of sunk in Prince.
nR mark spd compass bearings. VIZ
Shingles Beacon distant y mIe)
Princes ShsnSsi Lsh, Vessel having The girdsr rAsht
Vessels hnle open 70 the awkward wsw
sspn tp IN fs,hons low water spring des with the fol
b-inp mark and compass bearings si1:-
sspin sph Buoy sEty El distant " cables length.
ssyn Mghihou,s With the NE MARLIN Buoy just open TO
,a. Nv Of 81, NkHE ,v.r,,ov s-.,..-
TrSi S'i House London, Feb sss pN"'o' ''''''
s,prr.ns.sr.s srlrr-yIx,p LreHr cars sAsr. roii
and sfer Jan q 1853 ish, would be exhIbited from the
Alicante
The ngh sres white Bsh, placed eev',on OF 500
iher DE- snce OF upwards Of miles from WIS.," round
The Illuminating apparatus s cslaioprio, Of the
Tbs over .,qusfe, 20 fee, in hslsh, painted 9Th
VIII lighthouse Plana bsrcs lsl. hearrg ssFg
srd pe Huetiss bsb,house NIME IN lat = u 70 oaO30
IN proceed ne 70 he rosdstetd o. Lu Nuevo or ssns
rcig, ard pnssinp nide fatS s ne dc,,ons relative v
attended 10. and borne In ud ha' this gh
pacec NJ 2, feet above the upper part Of 6e ~indo
Al tsatirrs rtrp,uc vsregon IS .owmls57
nS JaiIs w1siffg'iros. uvdrarrpscr
itrf. 'rrnphi~ Tee. Admiralty Lond0n Febt ls5s
am ~ o,s wv S G,s',.syy a ~
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The Late Contempt Csse-.A Lawyer and
Dentist Committed 90 p is0u.
SUPREME CoURT-sPsCIAL TERM.

The Late Contempt Csse-.A Lawyer and .
Dentist Committed % p is0n.
SUPREME CouRT-SPeCIAL TERM
Before Hon. Judge Sutherland.
MAXcn 2In he MATER Of the alleged contempt Of Court
by frederick L. Ssey and Daud W. Jobson.-The parties
n this case have been charged with q contempt before
referee ORR N. whtng) appointed 70 inquire into the
merits OF suit pending between JoDson and Mr.. Griffin.
FL Judge Edmonds, TO whom the matter Of alleged
tempt was referred made bis report which has been al
ready published b the HERALD and that report Judge
sutherland made order this morning adjadgipg that
Mr. Seely lawyer and Mr. Jobson Tex dentist TO her
british Majesty Queen Vctora should each be imprison
ed IN the city and county jail OF New York for two days
Mr. Jobson said he bad letter from physician stating
that his health would be rjured by imprisoS ment
Judge Sutherland thought that days would DO him
no harm.
Mr.. Jobson said he knew il would kill him
Judge Sutherland was Of opinion that II woud not.
Mr. Schermerhorn (Jobsons counc) suggested one ssy
as sufficient and asked the Judge he had examined the
Law rs 10 the jurisdiction Of the Court
The Judge said he had consulted his associates the
matter, and had no doubt as to the jurisdiction.
Thereupon Mr. Harry Berhof TOOK charge Of Mr. Seey
an Of the Shcrs deputies hook Mr.. Joeson under
his care.
Mr. seely remarked, in undsrtone, that he would be
perfectly satisfied the Sheriff would only Put him and
Jobson in .he sanao cell.
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cong for Salem. -"
fko sipENCE March l--Arr steamer Petrol Arey. New
YORK I'D scsrs Florence Peckbam Norfolk Hudson, Wa
inn' ny y s,Pcp ~ IN Bowen Hsl'ock DO
Boston sehrs Little Maui Maui and L Myers Sorusss New
York CID schrs Eclipse Htchins st Jsgo Jonathan May
Cobb Trinidad Fannie Vance Barbsdoes
sAiEM rso Hr -, Ssis Buckeye johnson, VIC Africa
Burgess Upton Cayenne
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.

ALHAsAo
srs sIsrs.. .....'... soor RISKS .....eve II %
Port or New York, March q, 1858.
CLEARED
Steamship Africa CRr) shannon Liverpool-E Cunard.
Ship Endymiop, Hallett Livery ool-H land co.
shiy David Hosdley, Msgra, Antwerp.
kaik Escort Pepper, sydney, NsW-Goodeve. Arkel
Elliott.
Bark Coriolan (Brem) seengrafe Bremen Hennings Ma
BARK Antagonist, Crowen, Buenos Ayres-R W Ropes
Rris Sea Foam, Handy, Naples. Ae-J X Dor
sehr fskanberg, Rogers Richmond-C MFrye.
sclr Cabot Hamilton, Boston, scserson
Steamer Piedmont Powell baltimore
Steamer Elizabeth. Mclaughlin. BALTIMORE.
Steamer delaware. Ccpes. Philadelphia
Steamer Chesapeake Crowen. Portland.
ARRIVED
eteamship Columbia Berry CHARLESTON e win
passengers Spofford Tiiestop Monday, 81 An
Oh Hs. signs,sd st. Nashville hence for Charles
day ~ miles II Roddy Island propeller AtasBtA still
Ashore and the steamer Memphis lying OF from her
hsrk Palermo, 1pghsm, Ps,~~mo. IAN p-s-et Gbr~ar
jan " With fruit and 5passengsr~ U hsmosr2n Phelps
Co Has sIpereneed heavy gales from " wv; been q
dave Of The banks
echr ane (rl Sherman Falmouth Ja Wis yorfon days
schr L vaudervoort wics. Htahmond sdsys
schr Williams. Atten. Yvs Ativey, Va 3dsyA
schr Vim CLARK, Nelson vssinf sasss-
schr 80 n'se Ireland, Virgins, hays
scbr Rocssway sro~er. VTsina 5 days
SIR isabella Faulklu Boston. sdays
Steamer wsstohes.er Clara. Providence.
BELOW
Issses reports no Inward bound vessels IN
Bark Ma,y Dyer SeuviIss brig Winthrop, carthsgenA
Wind during the dav from wNw to NV.
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NEWSPAPERS.
- NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE


~ NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE
Contains
fun report Of the preat
poisoning case at DanviJe Pa.
being the excfinR u ial OF VIM
j. Clark for poisoning biz
wife 10 connection with Mary
Twiggs, who indicted for
poisoning her husband.
Also the history Of the Moya-
mensing Bose Company, EN-
bracing ACCOUNT Of the
Killers" with Pen and Ink
Sketches.
Portrait Of Paul Hernandez.
the wife murderer, h6m q
sketch TAD en- by artist.
Dreadful catsstropN-a ter
rible scene the WAbesipi
river, Iowa
The great Glove fght In Bos.
ton between John Woods and
Nelson the Englishman caus-
Ing a mass gathering Of the
fancy.
A sketch ofhe life of Hess
Wheeler the Cor fdepce Man
and ball game player with
account OF his exploits
Rules and regulations of the
Thieves Association Ia London
ROSS TOUREY. General Agents.