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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-04-17
South Carolina---Kershaw Distrit

py WILLIAM " BULLOCK ESQUIRE ORDINARY.
ENTlIEREAS Sanders II. Rush applied to me for
w Letters of Administration OH all and singular
the goods and calIels rights and credits OF Emanuel
Rnsh, late Of the District aforesaid, decd.
These are therefore. 10 cite aud ntlnonis all, and
singular, the kdrcd and crcitors OF the said deceas
cd to hc and appear before nc at onr next Ordinary
Conr for lie SAID District. to be lolden at KerslIaw
Court House on The lLirlcth day Of April Est.. to
show cause it any, why the said administration
should not he granted.
Given under my hand and Seal, this 9Th day OF
April in the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred anu sixry, and in the cgl.ty.fousth year
of American independence.
4 pril lid. W. NJ. BULLOCK, o. h. ID.
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FATAL AcclDENT.-1lenry Cup, the son of Mr..
John Cup of the Indian Land youth Of some fifteen
years of age, while hunting on last Saturday morning;
accidentally shot himself in the left above the ell
bow; the discharge cutting the Veins that lc bcd
to death. After receiving the wound, the deceased
went, for some purpose, toa branch near by where his
body was found, not however, until Sabbath day.
Henry was entirely sane, we believe; and this sad oc-
currence, according to careful inquest was purely ac-
eidental- YorhviNe Enquirer.
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DEATH OF Tuos. McLsRE- -JR.-Deatl' has taken
away another of our esteemed and promising citizens
and broken another link fbshc circle Of an oectOnae
fomv Rut short timel since the father was taken
from our midst and nor the son in the meridian oil
his life is numbered with se nations of the dead Mr:
McLure Jr, died in tbs town on last Sabbath NOR
ming aud was buried in tie Chester Cemetery on Mon
duv- Chester Standard.
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Fish and Vegetables.

We are pleased to see that Mr.. W. Z. DUTroN'
proposes tofnsh our citizens regularly twice week.
with fresh Fish and Vegetables at ourNew Market
Our people will, we are sure, patronize him liberal
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Rer. *. MendenhaII,

Whose resignation we noticed few weeks since
Is the pastor of the Baptist Church in this place, icr
Yesterday for Charleston, en- route for Fernahdina
Florida. where he will soon enter upon the discharge
of lis duties as the pastor Of the Baptist Church III
that place.
pur kindest wishes accompany linn for increased
usefuness in his new field Of christian labor:
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The Naclez Free TSer OF tlic lIth inst: says:
"rlc largest sale ve!madc in Ibis county was con-
summatcd Yesterday. 5. D. Withcrs sold out his
placc in the lower par6f this county, 10000 acres o
land with ilnprovemcnhhnd 5!5 savesl to John K
Elycc, of Louisiana, fasl, oOl:2oo"
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Georgia saryap"riIla Compound, @.
Drrs.is' Alternative.

The purcst and he best br diseases Of the Liver.
and for Purifying ac Blood.
This is the bcst, Medicine Of the day. It's compost
ton is published OF the wrapper.
Orders are not oIicc,l because it is Of Southern
growth and preparation. hut because it is the best. \
lral will prove il 9.
For $aia - JOHN j. NtkAIN,
Mar 20 and DR.. T. H. XEMp
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FISH AND VEGETABLES
'INlIE subscriber would inform the citizens OF Cam.
i den and Kirkwood that they can be furnished
with FISH ard VEG ETABLES OH Wednesdays and
.Satu7 aaDs, at q o'clock, at the new Market
Tie FISH will lie perfectly good and freslf, az they
will be brought up in !cc.
Apr lI-lf ". e DOIION.
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Sons nf TcmDcranCc.

The following are the officers of Watercc Division
No. o. elected for the present term:
J. T. KERsuAw, W. P. W. ANDERSON; lreasu'ef'
r. j. McCREIGHT. W. y. T. II. rEch, V.
DUNCAN SIEoRN. r. S. j. h. AEDERsoN' u. ~
ROBERT MAN. \. r. S. e. a. MCDONALD; l. -
JAMES JONES +. S. u. X kENNtDf, W. /"
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W,srISGroS, April IL.

WASHINGTON, April IL.
In the Senate, to-day, the Homestead Bill was JUS
cusscd and in view Of the numerous substitutes wicn
have been proposed, the whole subject wasrecommtted
with instructions to report bill for Tuesday next.
In the House, the Kansas Admission Bill was con-
sidsred, and passed by vote of la4 to T3
During the debate Pryor. Of Virginia, accused rot
ter of Wisconsin, of interpclatng offensive remarks
in report ofthe recent Lovejoy affair in the House
Acoloquy which ensued, leads to the impression 'ia'
Pryor win challenge Potter.
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The voice of Melody

We are indebted to the publishers LEE WALKER
and J. B. LlPplNcorr Co., Philadelphia, for choice
collection of Hymn Tunes for chors, Prayer meetings.
and Family use. by J. NJ ARMSTRONG.
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REMEDY FOR CArrLE-A Vermont farmer writes
70 the Worcester SpH tlh lie has discovered remedy
Cor fir, cattle discase-a oonful or two OF spirits Of
,urpertre poured into the nostrls Of the creature
when the first symptoms IF the disease appear.
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sHor.-A young son of Mr.. Augustus Boullineau,
residing at the corner Of Charlton and Montgomery
streets "a lad about IA years of agc accidentally shot
his mother in the right shoulder yesterday afternoon
II seems that the lad was playing with pistol, which
he thought was not loaded and playfully remarked to
i.ts mother, at the same time pointing the weapon
towards her. that ifany should slap him. lie would
shoot him. At this moment the cap exploded, dis
charging the contents of the pistol into his mothers
shoulder, just above the right cla'cle physician
was Immediately called and the ball extricated, and
we are glad to learn that she is ourof danger.
Savannah Ne,cS.
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Distribution OF us. ARMs.-There were forward
ed through the city this morning. under the supervision
of Lieut. fllmghast Quartermaster at Fort Mouitric
thousand boxes Of percussion rifle muskets 10000
for Augusta Ga to be placed in the Arsenal there fol
distribution in that State. The Lieutenant Informs us
sthat there has been previously received for South
Carolina seven hundred and fifty boxes of muskets
ri ooo) and one hundred boxes of bayonet rifles
(2,ooo)
This is part Of the general distribution by the
Federal Government Of sood arms to the States OF the
Union.
We hope that our Governor will now recall from
our militia all the present defective arms in their
possession and distribute among them supply Of these
new arms Charleston Ereniny Ne,rs.
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Election by Town Council.

On Friday last the following officers were elected
for the town Of Camden
Chief Ma,a.al, TGarn Cls1k Gc.-J. n. WIT1lER-
SPOON.
cuardmen-C. MISrox WILEY BRADLEY, Jos.
GooDALE JNo. CAPELL.
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rs;,,sborourb Military Academy.

We are gratifed to learn that this ourisllng lnstl
tuition under the Superintenlencc of Col. TEw, late OF
the State Military Academy OF South Carolina: las re-
cevcd 81 Cadets this year, Of whom % are from this
STATE
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WASHINGTON, Arril l2.

TT is reported this morning that Potter refuses to
receive note from Pryor.
A thousand rumors prevail, but there has probably
ocen no duel between Mcssrs. Psyor Of Virginia. and
Potter, ofWiseonsn. Potter is still in the city
In the Senate, to-day, the proposition to adjourn
over during Charleston Convention was withdrawn
Several bills were passed. among others one to moor
norate the United States Agricultural Society.
In the House, the Senate Bill to settle titles TO lana
along the Georgia and Florida boundaries, was passed..
The remainder of the, session was occupied in the
discussion Of the Tariff
P. Mt is currently reported that Potter will not
aght in q duel 81.
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Feb 2S

mr<59ssD THE AGENCY or TEE
eMs& Charleston Mercury Southern Guard
ian Columbia Sumter WatclIman, Lancaster Ledger
and R,;sscll's Magazine. is in the hands OF the
Senior Editor Of the JorESAl- who will take special
pleasure in giving prompt and efficient attention To
any business connected with either or all Of these
papers.
Subscribers in Camden and vicinity will save them
selves trouble by calling upon the Agent here who
will always he happy to attend to their wishes.
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TRUE Bill FOR PiRAW.-The Savannah Express
savs that the Grand JuS of the Sixth Circuit Court
of the United States iore7 n,e bill for piracy against
Captain j. Egbert Farnham accsed oIbcing concerned
in the landing of African negrocsby the Wmdcrer
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Corroy Iy TExAs-The Gialv Ston Nt,rs says that
irust in various parts q the inf sriOr has injured the
carly cotton Much however, iad not been planted
and there is still ample 4gpo for. good crop.
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FIESDIsIr ACr-A negro woman, owned by Jas.
Iankord, OF Penfeld, Ga the 29th ult threw three
of her chdres into well 65 feet deep, and then capcd
in herself A son Of her owner went down after them
and found her still living and not seriously injured.
When lie reached her she attempted to drown him,
and it was only by main force that he subdued her and
brought her up The children were all dead
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Intelligence from jamaica states that tie coolic i'm
migration WIS progressing at a rapid r'tc. Mr. Nc
Crceor the agent i0r jamaica III Calcutta. lid rcpor
tod tina. $500 coolies were 20 lc ready 10 ta Tor tic
island on January, > and thai 4OOO more would leave
l!YMur.,i !.
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Will be held i'll the Baptist Church on Friday after
noonnext at o'clock.
It is ,ioped that all who can will attend
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WHEAT IN TEyAs.-The Dallas Herald, Of the goth
ult. says: . =
After care fq inquiry nnong people from different
parts Of this section Of country we are forced to say
that the wheat crop has been materially damaged hy
the unusual severity Of TIC late winter.
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Col. spraguc, the ney-elcc'cd Governor of Rhode
Island, thouglSworth 100000 accumulated by linn
self, is only 90 years olase.
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SAD AFrAIR-We regret to announce the d&Ah Of
Mr.. Charles Wall, young man well known to many
ofour citizens, who was recently killed in Florida.
He was native of Chester District and had not been
long in Florida, when we read the sad announcement
Of his death.
From what we can learn it seems that Mr.. Wall had
gone to the blacksmith shop at Sumtcrvle for the
purpose of getting his horse slod and while there was
insulted by two or three individuals. Having no
friends or acquaiEtanccs there, he went away, but
afterwards returned with some friends and demanded
Of the gentlemen r. MoLley) to repeat the insul-
ting language which lie had previously used, where
upon he eIobley) did repeat and at the same time
fired pistol at Wall He missed Wall at the first fire
and struck another gentleman but fired again and hit
him, whercupon ':he himself was shot down by Capt.
Jas F. P Johnson-the contents Of one barrel Of q
shot gun lodging in his head and as he fell lie was
shot again by johnson. Mobley died instantly and
Wall died the next day. This account differs some
what from those published in several other papers but
we have it from direct and reliable source. 1t is
cad affair." we extend sympathy to the parents and
friends Of the deceased Chas WalL-Chester Standard
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, April s

WASHINGTON, April 8.
In the Senate to-day, Mr. Chesnut Of South Carolina
defended slavery in commercial and political point oi
view. He showed the effect Of emancipation IN the
West Indies.
The consideration Of the Homestead Bill iellow-
cd -
In the House, the Judiciary Committee made ma
Soryl pors against the ground assumed by the fresi-
dent in his lme protest against the covode invesegat
ing Committee The minority Of the same committee
sustains the views of the President,
Tile subject was postponed for action hereafter
-,,.F...a.s WASHINGTON, April 10.
in the Senate to-day the Homestead Bill was dis
cussed.
In tho House the bill for the admission OF Kansas
was considered.
Several Republican Senators are holding conference
On amendments to tile Mexican Treaty, with view to
its passage They wish to exclude other powers from
claiming similar advantages under the clause granting
ench of the great powers equal cities with the mos
favored nations
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CIy"MRS WINSLOW. AN EXPERIENCED
Nurse and female physician. has Soothing Syrup
for children tecling which greatly facilitates the pro-
cess of tccthing by sotcning the gums reducing a
nllaumaon--willa allay all lnrin and is sure to rcg
late the owc'S. Icpcnd upon it. mothers, it will give
rest to yourselves f relief and health to your infants
Perfectly safe in Ill c;lScs. Sec advertisement i'll anot
rr column
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NEW ORLEANS, Apri

NEW ORLEANS, April II.
The Confederation ,thc Young Mems Christian
Associations in the Uacd States and canadas, is in
session in tlis city, irce hundred and fifty delegates
arc in attendance
The Convention wa organized by the choice. of r.
c. Gclrist Esq, of narlcston, MS temporary Pres-
dent
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION. IN NGrsTA.-IIon Foster
Blo,lrct. Jr. is reelected ,hyor Of this city by two
votes
All the members Of tic Bofd Of Aldermen on the
Peoples Ticket, are eletcd.
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MILITARY REslGxAvX.-Tlo Spartan learns that
Brig. Gen. States r. list has rendered ls ressna'
ton to Major General III. Williams
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Advocate within the bounds Of tic respective Con-
fcrcnccs
We are highly gratfcd at this showing and trust
that the paper under the efficient management of its
present accomplished editor-Dr. MYERs-nay con-
tnuc to progress and prosper until the whole of 10000
subscribers, which it ought to have, may be obtained.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
- DYspEPsEA ELIXEEe.

mn.<Ss~ DYSPEPSIA. f ELIXIR,
SNEs * OR. BAUM DE VIE, y SPEEDY
and certain cure for DYSPEPSIA. INDIGESTION
SICK HEADACHE. CONSTIPATION OF TIE
BOWELS. &c.
Tic process Of cure is simple and natural. as i opcr
ates directly in the Stomach. and acting rs Tonic re-
stores the digestive organs to their natural tone and
vigor causing. Constipation to give way to regular
habit AMI healthy sccrctions I" evolve from the Liver
Kidneys anl Bowels The appetite is improved. and
in short time II complete and permanent cure is
effected. Prepared and sold by
JOHN J. MckAlN. Druggist.
Feb oS Camden. So "a.
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. Southern Christian Advocate.

This excellent paper reports Y the publishing
committee, for the past year net increase OF 1853
subscribers with an aggregate of l,193. The cash
on hand Jan. lst. 1869, after paying all expenses,
amounts to SGSlS,G9 Of which $4,000 has been dcvi,
ded to the Conference Dcpositorcs as follows:
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qhe Anticipated Dael.

r,WAsulNGroN, April l3.-Popular rumor says tha'
Mr.. Pryors note to Mr. Potter, asking him to leave
The District of Columbia for the purpose OF receiving
challenge was not satisfactorily answered and hr
Pryor returned to this City. #1s
The Black Republicans, it is said, used telr pes
endeayors to press the difficulty to the field for settle
@saent
y Mr. Potter refused to- leave the District for the ppr
pose ofreceiyng achallenge. Mr. Pryor then challenged
im peremptoIly, which was accepted after delay
twelve hours Mr.Potter named bowie knives, in tin
open air. seconds to be armed with navy revovers
These terms were rejected by Mr. sPryors seconds
s without consulting tIeir principal as vulgar ant
barbarous. ~
Mr, Lander, the second Of M. Potter, offered te
assume the quarrel and fight with pistols. This wa
also rejected, and here the affair rests. Mr. Potter
here, and Afr. Pryor in Virginia. sssssF
The coresp spondence between Messrg Pryor and
Potter win be- published. There will beno duel nor
has reconciliation been effected Mr. Pryors friends
declined shotgu.s and bowie knives inconsistent
with the code. - Charleston Courier.
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Our Cation Market.

The sales Of Cotton in market for lllc past week
was about $50 la!es prices ranging from G to If.
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Save tho Pieces.

CPAULDING'S LIQUID GLUE is Invaluable 10
- every household. Will mend Wood, Chnr Glass
and Metal. One small bottle will ten times its
cus For sale by JOHN J. MckAIN.
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Hats Hats !
a ssignee's Notice.

ENllE preferred creditors Of Mr.. James l. YillcFigue
L are hereby nntiIicd to hand in their claims al
once, in order that Il dividend may hc paid upon the
same by The lst May.
April l0,--tf. " J.. nEpASS, Assignee.
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For. Clerk OF Court.

Ezn~S~ TIE FRIENDS OF WILLIAM
IN -.xS5 CLYBURN, JR, Esq. respectfully
nominate him candidate for reelection to the Office
Of CLERK OF TIE COrRr for Kcrshaw District.
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Gbr Gauoen lueekly @oarnaI.
Tuesday, April ~, 1850.
Union PRAYER Meeting

TIIOsJ. WARREN, Editor.
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,a WASHINGTON, April ]

Both Houses engaged in the consideration ofprirate
bills 5f:: SEs t..,2
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-12

FISH, FISH, Frsn-1'rout, Whitc.Gsh
Wall-eyed Pike, Pike, Pickcrel, "Snakc.
eaters" Black Bass, Silver Bass, Perch
Sun fish, "Suckcrs and Milk" Mullct,
Red.horsc, Shcep-head, Dog-iish, Bill-fsh,
and Fish, are as numerous as saw-lnst
about here now. Nets, Hooks, Jacks
"Wo'ms for bait,' and all the paraphcr-
malta and appurtcnanccs necessary for
taking these .'lcyiathans Of the deep are
in high demand.
by torch and faggot bright arrayeI,
Each 'spcaror' drew his three -tiucl blade
AMI furious every youngstcr brayod,
To join the dreadful reycry
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-12
OXYGENATED BiTTERS
A SURE CURE FOR
ID Y 8 i Il i > / a
All Diseases havi Z their origin In lmper-
fct hi sestiou, or derauged con-
dition Of he stomach.

There Is no remedy known to he so eflicacious in
removing this general disensethis general prostiiu
ton Of the whole man. rs the OryyenGted Biters
They attack the disease IN s citadel 10y reyivlng the
sinking powers Of the patient; by restoring lost appe
tiie, correcting acdty purifying and strengthen ng
the gastric juice, and rendering capable Of properly
and thoroughly dissoving the food thus forming
healthy ciyme and ctylo, Hni preparing the absorb
ens 10 take up the nourishnent and carry il into the
system, thus renovating the old and crazy machine
by new modelling and purifying the whole mass Of
blood in n worl, il can he shown from hundreds Of
certificates from the most eminent and reliable per-
sons that there is medicine calculated TO pour oil
into the exhausted lamp of life 1.-The the Orygenatod
BHerS
Let all, then, when health begins to fail; when
the vital powers first seem TO be giving way; when
appetite begins To fail and the begin to trem
BE; when man. instead Of being refreshed acd in
yigOrateI by sleep,
'Hired natures sweet restorer"
finds himself more weary in the morning than when
he went TO bed at night let him delay no longer
but at once commence taking your BHters lie will
soon find, as 1 have, the tagging powers of nature
reviying and general health returning. But it is
TO say more can kaOw the
value of this medicine till he tries IT,
JOHN -. PARK, Proprietor,
Dealer in Patent Medicines, Fancy GoodE and Toilet
Articles, corner Eousth and Walnut Streets, Cincin-
natl, Ohio.
Sold by Hess Bros & Co East Saginaw.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-12
Price rs cents per COX; Five boxes for sloo
Merchants Insurance Go.
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
Capitak 100000. Assets, S243,010,14.

Statement Of the condition Of the Merchants In
surance Company, May rs, 1859.
Cash on hand and in hands of Agents, S2a,6l7.l5
State and City Bonds owned by the Co. 57,7lOO0
Debts due the Co, secured by Mortgage, 100000
Debts secured by Eastern Bank Stocks, l6.7O7 20
Debts due for Premiums Tgs az
Eastern Bank Stocks owned by the Co., IL $50 90
on interest for hal due on stock $4,000
Interest account-not due, 4,3l7,3i
Total Assets, s24l, 0l04
Liabilities due TO become due from the Co, mono.
Losses by the Company adjusted and due none.
All other claims against tho Co., not over $4,000
L. Tnos LoDDELL secretary.
STATE OF CONNECTICUT, }
Comptrollcr's Office, May %, 1858.
hereby certify, that have personally examined
the books and securities Of the Merchants Insurance
Company Of Hartford, and find that the Assets Of
said company truly stated in the above schedule
And believe that its entire capital is safely and
curcy invested
WILLIAM ii. BUELL., Comptroller.
The above Company is prompt and reliable and
policies will be Issued by the subscriber ON as avora-
bic terms as other good Companies.
o. =. BURT, Agent
Eas; Saginaw, Michigan
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-12

VESSEL Administering the past
week the following sailcraft have arrived
at this port: Schr. Coadoy, Milan, O.,
light; took on cargo Of lumber aud
shingles. Schr. r. p. Hdndy from Clcve-
land, with pork and flour; took cargo of
lumber and shingles. Schr Geo Uilsoa,
Of Goderich, G. W., with full freight Of
flour and oats for Mccormick and Fen
nell; took cargo of lumber. Schr. IT, H.
Willard, from Cleveland, with stone;
loading with lumber. Schr. j. ", Sar-
gea't, from Cleveland, light; loading with
lumber.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-12

Tnr GoDERIcH RourE.--Through the
Agent here, Mr.. J. X. GooDISG, we learn
that the Buffalo e. Lake Huron Railway
Company have purchased the propeller
Sciota, and will at once put her on the
route between Godcrich and this place,
making two trips per week, in connection
with the ID. & l.. Ii. Railway. She will
be commanded by "yc ancient Mariner"
of Pocahontas memory, Captain Git.
TRAVERSE.