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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-10-08

WESTERN CouRTsHIP.-Scene: A log
cabin boastinga single room. one-half OF
which is occupied by two beds. one con-
tanning the ''old folks" and baby. the other
whose duty by day is to stand beneath the
shadows of its loftier mate, laden with fire
young members.
Ezekiel lin whisper IL swow tew
gosh. Sal, luv yel .s
Sary Tin high key Good, Zeke I'm
glad on't-
zeke-Will you hsy me? that's what
want TO know
sary docking astonished )-Hev ye? to
be sure, calkalate to
Zeke-When will we get spliced? 7s.
e SarY-Well, boss, that's what I've been
thinkin' on; l telled dad that eff so be he'd
90 to mill tomorrow, we'd get iined next
day. S4ssi Aes ss sss-ae
Zeke-Yer did wall then, swop buss
with me AID z-ntsEzss.,.s ait +
Father from the bed Thar. now. var
minis, eff yuv got the bizness settled, dew
quit for tonight; you make such rackis, a
feller might as well try to sleep in, bedlam.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-12


BLE-Reeollect that all sickness arises from i'm
purity Of the blood, and that Judson's Mountain
Herb Pills will 80 surely find out and ceansethese
impurities from the system, that disease cannotex
ist So simple and innocent are the herbs md
plants that compose them, that il is not necessary
have them sugar coated in order that the stomach
can bear them In most cases, Pills are sugar coat
"a becanse the materials of which they made
are gripping and malignant that otherwise a deli
cate stomach could not bear them.
These Pills deal with disease il Is, and will not
ouly cure by removing the cause but will build ny
and restore the broken constitution. There are
many who have trifed with their constitutions
that they think medicine cannot help them LET
not even these despair; ineredulity and sceptcism
i, Overthrown by q mass of testimony which Is
truly rre-istible. At first the virtues asc:ibed 90
tiIsse MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS. were deemed
illDIr,ss The pubic had been often deceived
Ihd .ry could not believe the simple truths adj
yanteJ by their discoyerer Yet facts undeniable,
atcsted by witnesses Of the highest character and
resp-ctability, have proved, and are proving each
LAY, the virtues OF this mighty healer" They
mark by their miraculous efficacy and power new
oTa in medicine. l.s. s4E
sold BY all Medicine Dealers. jel-dS vim
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New York Marker.

SEw YORK, July lin
Flour heavy and 5GalO cents lower
sales OF 4, 700 brls ats 4O(d 5 Is for superfne
State; 3 sO@c 10 for extra State 5 80
a. 80 for super Western . s5@e 40
for common to good extra ditto; 90G6 90
for old, and 6 OOGG so fresh ground
round hoop Ohio, market closing heavy
and dull. Rye -four dnll Mt 4 Oot6N4 q
Wheat declining; sales .00Obush AZ 70
for white n.y. | SO for red Western; l AZ
for Michigan. Rye duh at sSN559. Barley
quiet. Corn less active, but easier; sales
of loo bush at 15G7s for Western mix
ed, and Ss690 for new yellow Oats
10 for State. Pork:.frm and unchanged; sales
of 200 bbls ut 10 90 for mess; IL %
for prime. Beef hams. duh at l5(9ls.
Bacon quiet Cut meats dull at 6a for
shoulders, s@stfor hams. Lard heavy at
l0}9lE Butter heavy at HIGHS for
Ohio, and l46ls for State. Cheese dull
at 709. Tobacco quiet aud easier at no
10 for Kentucky. Tallow firm Wool
finn Sugar buoyant, and .C@I higher /;
Mnsc0yhdo 3t(d6S. q. a,--..t ~
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River Items.

ARRIVALS ASppEPARTvREs from 5 o'cfnCK sArUR-
DAYtTILL O'CLOCK NONpAS.
Kentucky, Louisville to Memphis
Geo. tlbra, Tow-boat.
Argonaut, ST. Louis 10 Iiftsburg.
Defender, New Orleans to Cincinnati.
Silver Star, Paducah TO Evansville.
Empire City, Pittsburg TO st. Louis.
Lebanon. st. Louis TO Pittsburg.
Hazel Dell, Louisville TO Memphis.
Bracelet, do to Bowling Green.
Charley Bowen. Cairo TO Evansville -
Highhyer, ST. ouis to Lo aisvillc.
DR.. Kane, do TO Pittsburg.
Silver Star, Evansville TO Paducah.
Dunieifh, Cincinnati to Nashville.
Bay City, st. Louis to Pittsburg.
Diana, Louisville to New Orleans.
Fanny Bullitt, New Orleans to Louisville.
The Maid of the Mist is the regular Hen
derson packet to-day. =
The Sportsman, which was built in this
city some three years since, lately sunk near
Madison, La, and was thought, at the time
to be total loss, has been raised, and is
now undergoing repairs.
The Raven, Kate Sarchet, j. H : Done
and Southern Belle are all laying up AT the
lower landing. HEtH A EW3W
The Poland, in charge of Capt. Gracey,
with Mr.. E. j. Frisbie in the office, is the
packet for Louisville this evening.
The river is falling aud business dull, with
great scarcity of freights.
The Union is due from Green river this
morning. -.
The Bracelet left for Bowling Green yes
terday morning with a good trip. We are
indebted to Mr. Edwards, her Clerk, for Lou
isville papers.
The Fanny Bullitt passed up from New
Orleans yesterday crowded with passengers
The Diana passed down yesterday, bound
for New Orleans. She took lot of freight
from here
The Charley Bowen, Capt. Dexter, IS the
regular packet for Cairo to-day. She will
be of upon the arrival of the cars.
The Moses McLelland is the packet for
Memphis to-day. D Goy.E #f
= The Gen. White will probably leave for
South Carrolton, this morning. She is in
charge of Capt. Webber, with Mr. Ed. Pick
ard as Clerk.
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neau,,.ai Compliment so,ne Charley
bowen.

All who have seen the good little steamer
Charley Bowen, since her first return trip
after the Fourth Of July, have not failed to
notice a large and splendid American flag,
waving proudly from her jackstaif, and have,
doubtless wondered whence it came and how.
The qupstiOnstbi wonderment gives rise to
shall be answered b. what follows, both for
the satisfaction of the public, aud As pass
Ing, but just tribute to the gallant little
steamer This flag was presented on the
Fourth OF July to capt Dexter, OF the Char
ley Bowen, by the ladies Of Metropolis City.
III, and was purchased by their own volun
tary contributions rs we'll as manufactured
hy their own fair hands II ma nc taken
~ another OF the many evidences of populaI
favor Of which this fleet and stauncl, packet
with IL rentlcmaDiy officers, has been th,
fec,p'ent. En more Citing or beautiful
compliment could have been bestowed
anon NO,ti4y rraft than this prouJ
sni time honorci emblem OF our MS
tional glory, presented by THE LADIES
that class which it has ever been iii.
pride OF the officers Of the Charley Bower
to treat with delicate respect and the cour
te9us attention OF genuine politenes7 ",
congratulate Capt. Dexter upon this nee ap
probation 1T his merits, and those of his boa
sni brother officers, and trust the Ltdie
who may ever hereafter sail under thes.
stars and stripes will never have eau 1,
deem the compliment unworthily bestowed
Accompanying the flag was the followin.
note OF presentation from the lady win
acted as a committee of representation fren
the fair donors of Metropolis City
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n Observation-Disclosures

BY virtue cf "a decree of the Nanderburgh Court
Of Common Pleas made at the December term, ls5s,
| will sell al public auction at the Court House In
Evansville, Ind, the 10th day of June, 1870, tue
southwest quarter Of the northwest quarter, and
the northwest quarter Of the southwest quarter OF
section No. fifteen u.s. in Township No. six (6)
south OF range No eleven (ll) west in Perry town
ship
Also, five acres more or less, being that Part OF
fractional section No. thirty (3l) Township
No. ak (G) south Of range No west adjoining
tho city of Evansville. and fronting ON Union Place
and being part Of the homestead Ut the late John
NJ StlnsOn, deceased The last des~i ibed tract will
10 snbdivicd in lots-a plat Of which can be seen
at my Olfce-upon this Is erected hrst-rate brick
dwelling house, now occupied by g. 8. Wells, Eco
Terms Of sale, - cash balance i'm six aud twelve
months from the day Of sale, the purchaser giving
note with approved security, waving relief nom
valuation OF npprsiseinrnt laws and bearing inter
mt from GATE THOS. y. GARyIN,
ssylg-ltdxwlsw Commissioner.
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rh,Iadeiphsa Market

PHILAOELPHIAs July In
ilour market continues very dull aud
supplies come forward slowly and prices
have undergone no change. The only sales
are in small lots for home use at 6 90 tor
saperEne; g l24a6 31s for extra Rye
-four IS held at a %. Corn meal at 8 rs.
The receipts of new wheat are increasing,
and prices have again declined sales OF red
at ]. 40, end white att so. Rye As selling
at s6cfor old, and 80 for new. Corn scarce
and holders now ask GOO for yellow 1000
bush prime Oats sold NJ A. More doing in
groceries 500 hhds ". o. sugar sold st63
Whisky sc. .~-s--r q. r...-..--se
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NEWS =BYlTELECRAPH,
Laybach has been fixed upon as the scam
BY THE 3. q w. LINE.


Laybach has been fixed upon as the seam
of governrie for Lombardy.
The Austrian headquarters had been re-
moved from Villa Franco to Verona. - Eass
France is preparing to move an army-on
the Rhine. s.---7 ,s,i
Gen. Gyulai the ex accommodated iefof
the Austrian army has taken command OF q
regiment bearing his name, as colonel.
The Paris correspondent Of the London
Times says in regard to the battle OF Sal
Farino that General Neil with IS, 900 men
and two divisions of cavalry, in all about
$4,000 men, were engaged and forced the Aus
strian center after twelve hours fighting. The
Austrians brought a reserve Of 10000 men
and the allies a reserve of $4,000. 1t was
a most critical moment and in three hours
more the fighting ended 1.-THE adyan-
tage Of the allies. The Zouaves are said TO.
have been much eut up, and the first Chas-
Seurs de Algeria were terribly treated. FoW
Generals were wounded and one killed. "a
Orders have been received ut Milan to pre-
pare l4,0Apbeds for ,he wounded e
- z.sssz PANS June 20.
The Monitear contains details of the bait.
tie of Sal Farino, but there, are reports OF
different attacks of the various corps de ar
NEE. - ~
The Monite4r does not state the number Of
TuRIx, June %.
The Piedmont Gazette publishes official
details of the battle, written on the same
day. According to positive information
$4,000 Sardinians held their ground against
1000 Austrians, who occupied a fornida-
bic position, from which they were dislodg-
ed by the Sardinians under the orders of
King Victor Emanuel. The Sandman loss
is said TO be about 5000 killed and 1000
wounded g lt-tf fHR H. 81 81 30 esd
~ LIVERPOOL, June 80.
Sales OF cotton to-day 5000 bales, closing
steady. Breadstnffs steady Provisions
quiet.
Adyices from Rio Janeiro, South Ameri-
| ca, to june 7th, have reached Lisbon. News
from Buenos A yres had been received, stat
ing that 1000 men bad invaded the Argen-
tine Confederacy. - - - ~,
Paraguay had promised to assist General
| Urguizza, with four steamers.
The Brazilians are TO remain neutral but
are increasing their forces in the river La
Plata. -..t,.., 4. .-ov.F
( Four steamers hal heen purchased hy
Buenos Ayres. it .-
I No political news had been received from
Brazil, -... r--
LONDON, June BOZ
Consols 92sQssi ~ - ~
The details received OF the massacre at
/ Perugia by the Swiss troops, state that nei-
lher sex nor age were spared. Among the
murdered lay the soldiers after the lighting
had ceased were three married couple, FIVE
elderly females, three unmarried ferIales IL
girl i1ur years old and an infant was also
toru from It's mothers breast aud thrown
into the Tiber.
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Special Notices.


us are r0o5esd TO Hsd thai shs re-
nowneI Chemist of New England, DOCT. AVER,
has at length turned his attention to the disorder
which hangs like Brighton our community Oar
section is as healthy any other, viii, single
exception, and that is the Fever aud Ague, which
hannts rs ON every side. But his remedy does
cure, as We should know il must, II he mado it
Cast out this baiefHl distomper from among Us and
ours is one Of the Ioyeest spots in the west -SsE.
f.ael, Fairield T5sfu Tvs
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arriv. :, Siratogt SpringStlt /. ~
OLDEST IND most EXTE.N-
" SIyE MARBLE DEALER ON THE OHIO

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in American and Ital
ian Marble, Head stone 5, Cottage and large Monu-
nients, Vases, Nantes, Furniture Marble &C. now
on hand. over 400 tons of Statuary, white and fine
Yariegated Marble he can furnish dealers greater
variety Of fine Marble than can be found In any VI
the Western Southern States. His stock con-
ssts Of Slabs OF all sizes, from u 10 inches thick,
anG Monuments of all sizes, at prices that cannot
fai. 10 please. ~
Those wishing 10 purchase beautiful and lasting
nementOes, viii find ia his large wareroom an as
Of desgh carving, and execution, in any OF the east
ern cities. lie constantly employs a large number
NJ frst-olass wotknIen and earvsTs, that enables
him to give better satisfaction than can lie had al
any other establishment. His agents, In soliciting
orders, authenticate sell at tine same price that
the purchaser would have 20 pay IL he selected the
marble in person. His customers can always rely
upon having their orders filled TO the letter, as
safifaefios Is his ais aud proBiptaess has motto.
MARBLE HALL BUILDING,
deco2 Evansville. Indiana.
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Recorder McBride's Court.


Yesterday was busy day with the City
Recorder, hot as was the weather and dull
as has been the town for the week past.
On an affidavit of Michael CasSIday, a
warrant WAS issued for the arrest Of one of
his boaIders, Neal Campbell by name, who
was brought mp on charge Of disorderly
conduct, and let of with n fine of one dol
lar.
John Mayberry was brought up for as
sault and battery on the person OF Eliza
Jane Mayberry, his wife. John and his
wife Eliza are both the eboniest kind of
specimens of that sooty race which is indi-
genous TO the odorous cline Of Africa. The
testimony of the complaining witness set
forth that said John had at divers times and
in rude aud insolent manner assaulted
beat struck and wounded the said Eliza
Jane; that he had, many a time anl Oft
placed her head between his knees, and,
with one hand fast clenched in her luxuri-
ant wool, did Thea ard there ailh the other
hand, iufic' .'i.,1r, zap h."~- and knocks
upon her hal. Frequently heting Hal
Columbia ~, ant .lowa t,sf- MARK IN man
ner more niaiiciod- tla,i musirnl, and caus-
ing black y aud blue spots ta appear like
thick cloud. upon thc lark * Ell her ETH
opian cuticir The halatnc Recorder 'Iier
examiLile the' case act r,r wounds Of the
aforesaid E;',, l,n". Inflated b, fue Of u
upon Johm ayhrrry, ani took occasion
TO aimonlsh him ia brief and touching
addrr7r. ot the rrrnts "f hi ways, and al
vised him u he,ratt5t ',irri-h III pirtner
Of his coach with the affection due ,n,h IL
gentle and ;ubmrsisr clenintr a Elin, Jane
had proved her7rlf Ca. l...
David Webb and lame Morris were
hfuuehi utIi al the lail los examination ON
the charge at robhing William Augustus
Lulwig, ~ tas city iock MP Webb waived
await bis trial for the charge Morris war
ready, bat as il was shown that the prose
eating witness was yet unable 20 be- brought
out on account Of the wounds h. had re-
ceiyed he Norris was, IA default OF bail
remanded until next Monday.
is. Jaquess ". John Meyer, civil suit
Tor debt Judgment awarded to plaintiff tOl
$50.
August Ellis " Mrs Ann Webb, land
Iady OF the Walnut Street House, in cisi
suit for debt judgment for plaintiffs IN tht
sum of 81: -, the amount claimed
STATE ~. Charles, and William Reiter
charged with larceny The defendants, twC
German brothers, were accused Of stealing
doubled bsrreled shot gun, the property
OF Eugene kapler. On the affidavit of Mr.
Kapler, a warrant was issued on Satnrda!
evening for their arrest, ard Oh Sunday at
fcers Ed Martin and James Nelland starte'
in pursuit, having ascertained they had let
the city. After tracing the fugitives, til
officers overhauled them in Gibson count.
and returned with them yesterday evening
having Travelled above sixty miles. Tn
brothers were examined before Recorde
Mcbride, aud the evidence sustaining th
charge, they were committed in default {
$500 bail They are young, honest
looking Germans, and evinced great dea
OF feeling when undergoing examination.
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ls9- The Washington correspondent "i
thc Philadelphia Press says that a SerY
large portion OF the Texas politicians are in
favor Of feopening the African slave trade.
The Germans, who are colonized in Texas
ia vast numbers, will insist at all hazards
against everything like re-opening of the
African slave trade. They feel that the in
PRODUCTION of barbarous negroes iato the
fair aud fertile fields of region recovered
from military MEXICAN misrule by white
men, and which they, the Germans, are
rapidly giving to civilization, ia neither
more nor less than an insult to them, and
an outrage upon the sentiment OF Christen-
dom ; and IL il little curious 20 see how
they have taken the starch out OF the fire.
aatPrG
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Local and Miscellaneous.

LECTUEy Iev. &. W. Foster, will lee
ture in Marble Hall this evening. Subject,
Woman" Tickets to he had At the door I;
price 25 cents.
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81 A mutiny is reported from British
India, and, strange to say, the European
troops are among the disatfected. India is
rapidly filing with population like that of
America at the time of the breaking out oi
our Revolutionary War, and We should. not
% surprised at an outbreak at day not
cur own independence.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, July I'm
Flour mas declined 25e; sales of 600 bbls
City Mills at c CO. Wheat has declined
i0c, 10000 bush offered sales of white at
20CSl 40; red at GOAL 80. Corn firm,
at 806s3 for white and yellow. Provisions
quiet at former rates Whisky dull at PC
for Ohio
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E6~ A general dullness perva'les the
city, and there is not much to talk about,
or write about, and consequently local items
are scarce.
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vsoTECR.-TgE P.sRT.,.ERsUxP

~ heretofore existing between Casper Marshall
and y. II. Rogers, H. this day dissolved by mutual
consent. All persons holding claims against fine
above fitm will present them 20 Casper Marshall TOT
payment A. he collects all debts due said firm and
also pays all Demands pryia'n 10 this date against
sad nrm CASTER MARSHALL
g. II ROGERS
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FOURTH or JrLY, lojs.
To Captain DEXTER, Con'mdnder t- az
C,.n,,er 1Lorysu Ro,o,u

To Captain Dexter Commander s ! t-i 4.
Steamer Cl.dr!ey Bo,oen
SHIN behalf of the ladies OF Metrop-
oils city. allow rue TO present YOU tbs
American Flag-the national ensign OF
thirtv-three confederate sovereignties-con-
slifuting the greatest Republic the civilized
world has ever known. Cd
And, allow me, sir, in presenting This
hammer to assure you that it is the sincere
wish of its donors, that your magnificent
boat, now navigating one Of the most beae-
tiful rivers in America, may meet with thai
triumphant success, and receive that lib
eral patronage in the honorable competition
of Western commerce and travel, that the
integrity, courtesy, and upright eCmduet
Of her gentlemanly officers so richly merit
when freedom from her mountain heislI
Unsnried her banner 10 the air,
She tore the aZnrc robe Of night
Aud set the stars OF glory there
She mingled with its gorgeous dye go
The milky haldrick Of the skies.
And striped its pure celestial white
With streakings OF the morning ii-hi
Thou from his Inansisn in the sun.
Sh. called her Eagle bearer do@
And gave into his mighty band
The symbol 81 her chosen lanl
MARsNsnr MeeRr.
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~ MARSHALL continues in the old business,
ind returns thanks 20 his old customers and the
publ. ior their patronagp, and hopes by strict at
IentiOB Ia business, TO merit continuance Of the
same. lie hts now good brick -ytr'i. from which
he can supply his ctistomer- with brick Of the b-st
material. 80 short Notice All houses undertaken
lynne, viii lee Lailt ia the shortt - time desirable
I-IT-ln,d CASPER MARSHALL.
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To the Public.
THyHE P.JST HsI.y.TER. IND

=
IL so Ear, have been verv wet ones, causing many
OF our rivers To overflow their banks, back
ing up the water in the creeks and bayOas, and
hoosliLg To- a considerable extent the bottom
lands; when the rivers rccedc. which may lie ex-
pteh soon, then the large surface Of decaying veg
etable matter exposed 10 the scurching ut the
summer sun, produces the malaria, which proves
81 fatal IN its course sweeping whole States, and
sparing neither age nos IA its coaqiEfiug
march.
After residence at more than twenty y.ars in
the middle and southern States, we think We have
discovered a medicine which, to certain extent,
is preventative of the attacks OF bilious lever.
aguo, Sc, aud such We recommend cur Magnolia
Whisky.
We wish the public 10 understand that w are
not urging upon them the use II strong Liquors aS
aheyyHgc. We are and always have been, opposed G..
their being used ia that way, hat II people will
them such, let them have by all ms=ns a
pure article. that VIII keep them in health, ant
lsngthen instesi IT shortening their lives W. pro-
pose To sell always pure aud uu.lult Grated Litn,s
for medicinal purposes, and little fT the ston,
ash's sake. ID required, and will challenge au ia
spec,ion 10y the beat chemists in this any otin-,
The whisky branded by IA, "A Ills a Hows's Mag
noa u i Warranted, as IL Is distilled froa, tn
,orA, rye, wheat, with slight addition IL g.a.i
cisIern water. We have no doubt many persons
have beck ruined ia health. II actually kii-i. rs
drinking Lad whisky, the greater the tI,at
Allis UOweS pure Magnolia should lee ~ g.G-
aral use. lust received and in st,is fDr sale
10 ~ pipes ass'd BI ande- t1ldl from Jn a. = gal
" y pipes de- tOlj) from 3 to 81 Z gal
pipes Holland Gin; Puncheahs old Kun.
sr2l ALLIS A HON tss. Water 81 ;
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nB.V'TIsTHT.J.M M. B.sTRD, III. -.

- respectfully informs the citizens .r--zzA
- Evansville aud vicinity that ne has is<1@sl
loS-.'eo mere permanently for the PHr- IlIYD
pose ofpracticing Dentistry in all its l.raacLcs ! ?
@S Prices az follows; Gold plate - per tooii.
.iiTeT plate Sl-5o per tooth Plugging Is cts te
ell Extracting - cts.
ALL WORK WARRANTED
Office No. As Main street undvr City c.ils-,,
dec23 - N'-'
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.l NV York, July ll-p
The steamer Arsg", from HAVE and
Southampton, arrived this ever ing Tier
dates are to the 18th nit, and have been an
tioiratrd