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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-10-29
The vixin,a Insnnec.,on.


We have received letter from friend
who was present during the latter part of
the 18th md the whole Of the 18Th DAYS
of October at Harper's Ferry. lie says
that the telegraphic reports were stretch
cd most outrageousiy. For an hour or
two there was brisk Ere on both sides,
about one hundred shots being oxchang
ed, the balls few thick aud fast. Four.
teen insurgents were killed and four made
prisoners. Of the citizens fixc were
killed and seven wounded. On Tuesday
the dead bodies Of the strangers we're
lying in the streets ancared for. Il
seems that after Browns sons were shot
in Kansas, he gave way to a feeling Of
revenge and brooded over his wrongs till
he became monomaniac and believed til; /
he was the divinely appointed instrument
BY whose means the slaves were to be set
free. lie had gone 80 far az 10 get up 1
constitution for tho Provisional Gov.
crnment Of the United States" That
ne could draw others into his plans is
singular. Ed. Coppic, Of this county,
who Was taken prisoner with Bywn, said
to his csptors, "you do not know the in
fiucnce he (Brown) has over US; when
he said come, VIC had to go" All who
were with Brown, opposed the attack on
Harper's Ferry, but he was determined
to have his own way and did, and will
probably pay the penalty with his life. -
y similar fate, we fear, awaits those taken
with him.
Some Democratic papers are charging
that the Republicans are responsible for
this insurrection. Any reasonable man
VIII see IN moment tina, this is unjust,
the Republicans never, ia any way, shane
or manner, favored a iorcible abolition of
slavery; and those engaged in the insur.
rection were not Republicans. The more
decent Democratic papers are looking at
1t as is just, as the following extracts from
papers that arc not Republican will
show:
froIh the Buffalo Commercial Advertiser.
We are sorry to Sc, in the Democratic
press a pitiul attempt to make DO i,ical
capital out OF these events, and to repre-
sent the crimes ola crazy fanatic as those
OF party. There is nothing in the his.
tory of the affair which will bear thi.
construction Let the power which put
down tins iusurrection receive all due
credit Tor It's promptEess and energy, but
IN the name Of decency aud for the pre.
seryaticn o; q spr: of unity between the
States, let the blame fall where it BELONGS.
on few wild aud frantic fools who have
paid for their folly with their lives.
From the New ork Tines
AS matter Of course, the violent mar.
tisan prints will seek to make the mos,
Of the affair. But we see no reason for
supposins that it had any connection
whatever with any political movement
or that any party can with justice be held
responsible for 1t. 1t seems to have been
the work Of single man. martinv I'm. |
der sense of personal wrong, and in
sanely seekin. to avense them uron . |
whole community. He will probably |
pay the penalty OF his rash INSANITY with
his life, and leave, We trust, no inherit.
ors Of his passion or bis fate.
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RIcuMoNn. Va OF %

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 20.
Gov. Wise has dispatched a loquis,
ton TO the Governor Of Pennsylvania.
TOR the custody Of Capt. Cook, arrested
last night near Chambersburg.
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Mount Vernon.
A letter from Hon. Edward Everett

To tAe Publishers.
Boston, Jure 9Th 1859.
GESrL.Ms S:-The box containing the view Of MOUNT
VERNON arrived yesterday. l am greatly obliged ia
you for this pleasing specimen Of printing in colors
which, beside. its interest representation OF the spot
which, than any other, cndears itself to the
Of the country is worthy fattention succe ssru a.
tempt to place works Of art Of this kind within reach
the great Of the community. ! remain, gentle
men With many thanks. &c,
Very respectfully yours
EDWARD EVERETT,
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Blacksllnithinx.

OHUVAS1In1u u 0x.
ne Subscriber Is on hand at his old stand
ready 70 do all kinds of Rlacksmithinp with
heathess and dispatch. Having concluded tha,
~ - not rich enough to lose few hundred All.
,afs yearly IN bad debts he will not trust any an
=" ~ work All having unsettled &C counts are IN.
uhed that they MUST call and settle.
Oct. 22d, 1859.
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NE LE"iaLalIREs.-lh Repub-
lIeahs have majority IN the Pcnnsylya.
MIA Legislature of 80 on joint ballot: in
Ohio Of 30; and in Minnesota Of 81. -
These arc what we call irreprcssible 4"
majori,es.
MINNESOTA ELEeTloN.-The Repub-
llean maj ority in all but seven Counties,
is 2,1l6. The remaining Counties gave
SAG Republican majority in 1857.
The Legislature stands as follows.
.-hepubl'cans, p.
democrats, Is.
Republican Majority, !
HousE.-Repub'icars, S.
democrats %
Republican majority 30
psA- Parties lately arrived from Pike
Deak state that fearful mortality had
broke out in Mountain City. CARRYING off
~ nigh as fourteen miner. per week. At
first the disease was supposed to be noun.
tam fever, but close inspection showed
that a greater number Of deaths were
caused by drinking highly poisonous or
s'ryehn'nc whisky Chicago Press.
A BAR OF GoLD. The largest bar Of
gold ever brought to this country was
received on Monday by the American
Exchange Bank, Of New York, from CsI-
,iornla, BY t"e steamship Star of the
West. 1t weighed 2,227 ounoes IS
u inches long, 81 inches dcep, / inehe,
vide, and worth s43,22G. 1t has been
sold for shipment to England
fremont HoM~ Rarnt.-.Los, II IO.OoO
From the Iowa City Reporter, Extra of ves,erds,
Inc large Hotel stand, owned by Dr.
Il. Lake, and occupied by Mr.. l. b DYE,
ana long known Us the fremont House.
vas entirely destroyed BY fire last NIGHT
about ten o'clock. Origin Of the Gre nc.
cidental. The fremont was one Of the
Oldest buildings in the city. the main
building brick and the extension wood
Furniture motsy saved in an injured con.
dition
lao- Before the election, wide eirenla.
ton through Democratic newspaperswas
gwen to circular pnrporting to be siun-
ID by thirty-scven Republicans of hide. |
ependence township, Jasper county. A
he recent election this township, not.
Tlths'apdin- this large accession, eavc |
out EIGHTEEN votes al told.
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.llIIcE OF I'HE PRESS

NOTICE OF THE PRESS.
splendid view Of Mount Vernon, which eycels auy
engraving of the place have before seen.-So1fAers
.7rgas, Pa.
1t pronounced to be by far the most truthful and
striking representation of Mount Vernon that has been
presented to the public II 10 executed in oil colcrp af
ter English style OF printing, known 10 said ONLY "a
in this country and before ttenp& adj
Norfolk Day Book. Ya.
We hope il may adorn the walls Of each domicile in
the land. and IL unolds to the eye likeness
cry his virtues and his country.-Jht. Holly Hereid
" =.
1t win make elegant ornament for the parlor-Pe-
ters5urg Empress. Pa.
Iii beautiful view OF Mount Vernon; it has the an.
pearsnce of effective Water Color Drawing and
would richly ad"rn ptrior.-Cerney's Daily Prsss
1t is cheap at double the money Oates, Pis;sfeid
NJ }.
It decidedly the Rest one In existence Cha
ton (OAis) Dsmsersf.
The tints very brilliant. and the picture IL not
only striking one, hut must become popular-Ssn-
day Dispatch.
The subscribers have just issued picture of Nor Mt
VERNON. printed in FIFTEEN OF coL0sS by
and .spro,e process By which pictures that have
heretofore cost from 81 to SIS, he furnished for fly
cents The size Of eur sngr.sin. il Is hy 90 inches
super csiendere3 heavy plate payer
We have aisa Just published view Of the Ca,itol Mt
Washington. in the same style As Mt. Vernon.
Price Fttg Cents, postage paid to any part Of the
United States J. u. BYRAM Il co.
liz South Third Street. PHILADELPHIA
N F'Agents wanted in every County throu ghout the
Union. Send and get copy.
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1EA- The political contest which has
just eliminated in complete Republi-
can victory in this State has been one OF
the most disgraccful as far as the motley
opposition could make it, that was ever
fought in the State, aud should teach a
lesson to the Republicans. A large
amount of money has been spcnt-hrser
by half than ever heretofore by the Dem.
ocratc party. All the Post Masters and
Mail Contractors in the State have been
taxed heavily and money raised outside
of the State aud sent into the closely con.
tested counties and districts. And be-
sides the money ra:scd by taxing federal
Office n lders, large amounts have been
contributed by candidates and others in
this State, commencing with Dodge and
running clear through the catalogue.
In this manner the siuews of war were
furnished. And thus amply provided
with money it is unnecessary for us to
inform our readers of the kind of warfare
adopted by the managers. Abandoning
the held OF argument as untenable.
they sent out as the champions of De-
nocracy set of as precious vagabonds
and blackguarks as ever went unhung -
Abandoning the true issues, aud ignor-
ing the usual weapons OF political warfare
resort was had to falsehood and detrac
ton. Votes were attempted to be made
out OF the mlsfortunes of the deaf and
dumb, the blind and insane. The no.
blcst institution in our State, the hospi.
tai for the Insane, by system of whole
sale lying, was made to minister to the
purpose of the infamous con.pirators.-
The hard times caused by crop failures
aud the great panic of 1857, was charged
upon the Republican State Administra.
tlon, as in fact was every calamity that
las overtaken onr people.
But it would not do. Their internal
incanta'ions failed. Their attempts to
stir up dissensions and divisions in our
ranks were only to small extent sue.
eessful Iowa stands where s..c has stood
since 1854. She is Republican all over.
A Republican Governor, LIT. Governor.
Judges of the Supreme Court, and a ma.
Jority ia both branches of the Leyisla.
ture. -Baritnyfon Hack Eve.
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STEERING.

PLASTERING.
The subscribers will be prepared
to do plastering. and all other kinds ~ M..o,
work tue coming season. One Of them will Al
ways be found at the New Court House.
EDWARD Golden.
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EXECuTORS, Nnr.cr,

EAEOUTONS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that Hector S,arre,,
\ asd James II. Leech have been appointed
Executors with the will annexed for the settjc.
ment of the estate Of Robert Sterrett decd nv
,he county Court Of Cedar county. Iowa There.
III persons inde btcd to the estate, viii make
INN" date payment, and those having ciai =, :
against tue estate will present them according
ia"' HECTOR srERkErT,
JAMES H. LEEcH,
n...,.o, Executors.
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Martha Wright, Rebecca Gallresb, Frances GaIbre,h.
IsdSes.
Best eoverlit J f Robson 10
2I besL do s Mlnthorn an
Bes. bed quit, G Thompson Il
Best cheese, G Smith "a
oldest do L X Smith, "A
Rest plum butter, Mary Parrott, 20
Best cherry preserves, II A Tatum. -
Best erab-spple p. sseryes: J Grocer. 20
Best do jelly. J Grocer 25
Best bread, X Thomas IN
Best butter, NJ J Taber 10
Best washing machine, Thos Leech, ~
Best chnrn. J Grocer, rH %
Lest patent bee.hiyc &C Mcxeil, s2.n9
Best boquet. Tatan, u
Best assortment Of esergreens, Joshua Hall. LOO
Best penmanship, W 7 Kirk, so
Cedar Democrat please copy.
LAWRlE TATUM, Secretary.
Springdae, 10Th mo. I'll, 1852
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Glass E.-Frui. and We s,tab,.,

JOS Eiiyson' BENZ. Ellyson, Charles Yogg, Jsde.,.
Hest col gzrcen vegetable, q p Wood. B. 90
I'd best do do !ir;H,h wv
Best greatest variety Of sppies. {: r Wood, 200
"a best DO da Nj u Holmes | 90
Best Hubbard squash, J Parrot, q;
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1osd.noantcd OIL Portrait of NJ. r,.-...
!. I. faithful and accurate nhotorr.nh,. .;...
!. ! ~ gentleman i new r,ady fsr SsIiyarx
nron.;.,a executed IN nine colorA with an.
aratsaa emhiems Or Mount Vernon in aoJ
,esr,s..,a, nof'sr stippied after the manucr OF
sane as ,h l"'u 100 solici,ed, and forward the
ea"h a. inc h'ngton Portrsit-Ons Doisr t sor
r f,. dered- DEvEREUY 4 ca.
$50 1865 lJe Soafh 7hfr9 Sryf.s
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Class C,-Cattls.
Glass O.-Hogs.

Ed Wright. A. Piatt, JUDGES
Best fowls. Gem IN rreo,es, l. o Iaber, 81 90
~ DC. Tn"han"s, hif.t, loo
lie Eu mabs, J Sharpicss, l0o
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Elisha stratton, <other names not given,) y.drss
Best sample Berlin mh.a at l.. Ta.un, 81
"a beat, club wheat, YIN John, 25
Best Sorghum molasses. l. ID Aoiling.wor:a. Al. Ca
~ n. $50 90 40 RAINIER, 80
az pie VI ,oih' - LEWIS 50
]u "0s' w 40 more, "a
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Class F.-Farming Lmpleneota,

James Frame Tho's Leech. John More. yaages
Best tanning mill. James Smith s. 90
Best cornshciler, VIM Frame, M
Best harrow, j Grocer, GA
Best double shovel pillow. Grocer 90
Best corn.dril & = smi h. 50
Best earnsta!k rake l. liollingswolth, SO
Best saddle, joseph Abon IN
I'd do James Harris Ok
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MINNESOTA ELEeTios.-The Renub-
llean majority in all but seven Counties,
Is :, ZIG The remaining Counties gave
SAG Republican majority in 1857.
The Legislature stands as fol,a,s
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STATE LEGISLATURES. Tho Repub-
teahs have majority in tho Pcnnsylva-
MIA Legislature of 50 on joint ballot in
Ohio Of 30 and ia Minnesota of 81.
These are what we call irrepressible "
majori,ies.
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Oct. Is 80, II.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-02
Bail 8Ux0s.
- o 9 FOR THE

60 &ss$s S5zz4yse7Tesfeg ALE
On and after A8 D1ii ~ AND OHIO RAILR0AD
lows: S' io"' the trains will run as 70
at 100 NJ Express Mail (except Sunday
THE WEST, SOUTHWARK " vi, u Tor ALL PARTS or
trains go directly through AMI NORIH WEST. Bot
Betwoan Rsi M0R W "a, = ASSENGEBS
between Cumberland and Wheeling Ia is ~ A ~ train
6erland and Wheeling Accommodation zig over for Cum
more - ''O' r. ii. train from Ba
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Rsr,; 1900. .
and from Frederick at 8 30 A. NJ "uIhoTe at i.l5 ?.
Eil GO MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore NJ
6l9PM D'''S at '45 A. NJ, an,
FOR WASETKNGTOE And THE SoJyU
Leave Baltimore 4. 30 and 500 A NJ and . a. r. ~
On Sundays at 20 only Leaves WaS6SinGfao y
Baltimore at go and 745 A. NJ, and 20 and5 on y 10
Sundays at 800 ?. NJ only The second ana MA Or
only from Baltimore stop at way points Tie second an
fourth trains from Baltimore and the second and ir &
washington connect with trains the Annapolis Ross
RI or ckets Of every kind, int ton, &C. apply JoJ
i-1N-'N' Aseht' y" at the Ilc6 lice, Camden station
W. p. SMITH
L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent ''' III ?.
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Ss@zThe steamer VIM SELnEN W B Kirwan
VII resume her route to Fredericksburg and land
WE WEI oil 1FNaIahannock, leaving Baltimore from he,
TrFs 4 T. loot OF SOUTH .STREET, on
will leave fredericksburg at o'clock Friday MORNING
she Will continue to leave Baltimore EVERY TUESDAY
ana fredericksburg EVERY FRIDAY during the season
Ereght Of every description taken ar low rates. Horses
cattle, and Live Stock generally, handled with care, an
comfortably accommodated Through Goods punctually M
tended charges paid promptly, and forwarded as soon
received
re- For Information, freight passage, apply in Ba,o
at her office, los SOUTH STREET, board tie Tnat
Agents in Fredericksburg
as y
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ia ESS c. PHILADELPHIA,
AxsZ HS,%1HK-Nss- WILMINGTO AM
~ BALTIMORE RAILROAD

Do O. GO IT PHIL4D D
BALTIMORE RAILROAD
FALL ARRANGENFNT
r ana after MON pay, October 18th, Passenger trains n
PhiIadeiphia will leave PRESIDENT STREET TEptV'
DAIIi1 NeXeept sunday rs follows, viz: ' '
EAPKESS TRAIN at $50 A 81, WAY NAH IN -
A. n; ~ ENING MAIL at % p. " ~
ON 81 DAI 5 at 525 J.. NJ only All trains conpac, ,
New y ork Trains except 3 % p. NJ, on SaturIays WIN
Freight Train, with Passenger Car attached Ieoyos Of
40 T. NJ, stopping only at Stemmers Run Chas@s and
From or PHILADELPHIA to BALTIMORE Rl5AN.,sr
FOR LAUREL AND STATIONS ON DELAWARE RlTj.
ROAD. @' ''-'1i'
BY leaving in 10 l5A. b. tain will connect 1T W il cint
WIN 80 r. " tram or by aving % p can nrncra
aSopover cecE from Conductor spend the night in vii
nlIgton, and take the 80 A. N train 7 ~ VIZ
NOIlCE-All cOlOred persons :, retbrr bnnd nv no. NIL
Ill ulred TO bring some respOnsIIi white person rs,
bS hhoEn to the undersigned, who be wiu,s IA Si
portop oF company before they viii he tax over -
ol76 wM. CRAWFORD ,,...,
Ackl EE$ssssS WESTERN
S>--SRz--7a- MARYLAND RAyPOtD
OPEN TO GREEN SPRINGS AND OWINGS, NIITIC
On and after the 18th of October the cars viii I,y
station for OwinSs' Mills A. NJ Retnrnne I
oWihGs Mills alto and ii A. M The O'Clock Train
win omnibus Tor ReistersOn and Manchester for T;I
| ol3tf iSSrT,r = ,r,,-,.
! AaAa I s53 FOR THE
Hz II 7G ~ - WEST AND NORTH
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HsTA OFFICE OF MONUMENTA
49, STEAM TUG COMPANY
The Company boats having hen put complete unnin
order are now prepared to every escrntio ~
and harbor towing at the shortest notice VI river
The Companys Boats are as follows:
Steamer TIGRkSS, Captain Luke IeapuA
rA Steamer LlONESS, Captain A. H. Iea0ue
COMMANDERS are experienced masters and every e,
aee Even Tor the safety of vessels in their charge
IaVs OF toWage viii be made reasonable For flrfhs
nation apply to the Captains on board or of the ] noT
t.,o., VIM H. BOLTON.
'"''u No. "a W. Pratt street
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E.sEN FOR FREDERICKSBURG, VA.


49, The steamer VIRGINIA, Can't n F.,l
-, bank, viii c0n'n'eHcc her regular trirs "a
the season, between '' "
BALTIMORE AND FREDERICKSBURG
On FRlBAI, March llth, 1852 leaving Baltimore on Ia
day at o'clock p NJ from Ter berth, on Light street vi A..
foot Of Barre and each succeeding Friday thereafter at IT,
same hour) arriving in Fredericksburg next ay eyennr
Saturday before dark Returning, will leave Frederi,p
burg every Tuesday morning at O'clock after ill., Rr
there Of The night train Of cars from the North and Soul
arrive N Baltimore early Wednesday morning
Ihe rgni9 will stop at all Of her usual landings on
ue ltAfFAliANNOgk, going and returning and. in add
ton thereto. CARRIERS CREEK land freight and pas
D. 1890 '
The has large freight capacity which facita,r
the handling and slowing Of goods, thereby pevrItin
treakage and other accidents '''S
She is amply provided with well ventilated State Room,
ana BerthS, which renders her Of the most pleasant
comfortable boats for passengers the ChpSane,L
has been thoroughly oyerhaulei and repaired dn-n,
past WINTER and furnished with NEW ROTTFR i'E "
greatly increasing her speed. 'i'' ''''s'&
~ Freight Of all kinds taken at very rnoderata ,..,
received in Baltimore at the boat on Wednesday T 81
and Friday up 3 O'Clock 7S''S' ih"fSda'
~ All Freight landed the river rust he rra,.i,
Goods from other lines, destined for Fralar;rff
points on the river, will be prompt rccey a i, 81 %
IN charBeS pad, and forwarded with desnataL
Gram from the River received and delivered ny.
FOR further information apply on board or ~ pei "'S
CAPRON GWYNN, Agents
II , 40, q South street. Baltimore
t,,.x r. SLAUGHTER, President
trederick
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~ n FALI,S, PresIt Bay Line Steamers
s7-3m WI 5 u " LEN pNSt ~ Tres > a K Co

at BALTIMORE AND PHTLADEI,
Ssssz41aazs=s= APHIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY,
E.,. VIA CANAL,
FOR the transportation Merchandise Prodrca pooIoo
E5frages Furniture and Goods of all sorts between
FOX PHlLADELPHIA-One of the Commands Sto,no
Doats leaves 20 Light street wharf daily at 9,cIoc m
pie time for the New York Trains ~ 4'o'H'hs' III dP
No. 10 South wharYes ''' 80 Ocock,
Goods Immediately with careree ct all ehare
ior COMMISSION j. ALEX. SHRIVER Agent
No Light street wharf, Baltimore
80. A. GROVES, Jr, Agent,
aPIou No. l9 South wharves. Philadelpbia
EAgITA FOR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG
sa54$1a1ssSEsEs AND RICHMOND The iron Steamer
WF EnSS " MA LEAVES LIGHT STREET WHARF,
t $ at O'Clock, P NJ and will receive freight
noins enPs ana Nashville Tennessee, and Intermediate
lions Passage to Norfolk So For freight or
~ g, r. H. LEFFI,ER fF'
ol0tf " '' II NJ Ep ~ X y 90, Agents,
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~ Passengers am their baggage conveyed free Of cIroS
! between the Depos on the Route '' -
Passengers by this Line enjoy comfortable nights rest
on The Bay steamers, and privileged to Iay 0e gt
at any P0InS and resume their trip by daylight
~ PARTICULAR NOTICE.-Iassenggrs fyoi1 New V,rt
ana fIlIadclphta by this Line viii have tIpir Eaano
chGGEed from pose cities 10 BAY B0AIS from wISsr il
For further information and Thr0uTh Ticlats
Eoou ny tnc BAY or Mai Lne applyin NEW YORK nj b
company uihct Great Southern Railroad ono traT
Ferry bulldng foot Of Courtand streetor at No 226 rosd
way corner ni barclay stree, above The ASnr House. II =:
once y W corner Of Sixth and Chestnut streets: or
az the Depot Broad and Prime streets And In BSITT
NUKE at lhe Once Baltimore Steam Packet Co,nu,1, 100,
OF mon DOCK, or on board the Bay Steamers
iLe large and connections, and beautiful steamers
LOUISIANA, and ADELAIDE, repIrte with ever, ~ -,
Lane being nov composed 0! the splendid steamers IOTIS
Ana, capt q. Russell and ADELATDE Canaan ias
cannon having unsurpassed and berth accom-
mOdatiunS. $500 -t "''"H'
The Norfolk Bay Line steamers win leave the Gamma
nyS wharf, UNION DOCK FOOT OF CONCORD SgRFEF
Eg-AT ~ O'CLOCK. P. M.-xa
Or Immediately after the arrival of the Erpr.ys g,,,q
IhGh leaves New York at A. NJ, and FhiadeIIin at -
The following the Schedule:
LEAVE rr.vR
New York, at O'Clock A. VI Portsmouth At G56 o,cI, =,
B2itimore; ~ FIN W iii%Gn at at e IN
ter Railroad, finished. " ~ -'''i''''
Passengers for Richmond and Petersburg or any or.
points on the James River, connect with James River b,t.
early next morning after leaving Baltimore.
Il FassthgeTS tor Edenton, Plymouth, Newborn VAST
SIo' Weldon GoldShoro, Beaufort, Warsaw, Raleigh ano
agreeable route VI \ EAT "''
Baltimore October 1889 rs2g-bl pra,;5,,,.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-02
STEAMBOATS,.
SE~A NOTICE. RI, Essssstzsszs4
SHIPPERS


III view of the approaching fall trade the Baltimore Steam
racket Company have in connection with the Southern
goods $500 A '''s'i i"'e' Oii 'iiOuAi
a. ne i3ow1ng exceedingly low tariff has been adopted by
steam Packet Company in consideration OF
tliouRh shipments from Baltimore to Goldsboro and Will
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