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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-12-22

FIRE IN WILLIAHsFIELD-The barn Of John
Simons, in WiIliamsfeld, with the contents was
destroyed on Friday night last. One colt, forty
two TINS of hay, considerable grain, a moving
machine harnesses and other implements were
Consumed. Insurance, $780, Reporter
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-12-22

EDrroRIAL COSEESrIoN--Ths Editors, Of
Ohio. at their Semi-Aunual Gathering, at San.
dusky, last Summer, honored Painesve, by its
designation as the place for their next Annual
Meeting, which occurs on Wednesday, the 10th
Of January
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-12-22

Fall OF 1860.
! NEW GOODS fOr Fall a Winter,
.DT Jhs 'Ss.s. ~, pleasure m announcing TO their .us.
~s' hase very large and attractive
Stock Of Fall and Winter Goods.
sSens al the new styles pssrns and ASHTON. Of IN.
BTosdeloih.. o..,,,.,.. a.e : r'-l
Plsia ssd striped cloths, Ken Rsa,SSrs SiSse jeans.
wSI,s yooS.nus 'ol'''a SUe;Sn %sSl Is"S:l. 1sSS::
TisEisva ps1i@s 1se Ibs.',gg bssdggss
%ps ssas.ISgs. sn,stSgs. Blssehsd shirtisss
I%sriesn 5pfinti FrsPsh enc rsilHts
WFssslSd Moh.,r. Engglish ga, Esis,s 7
IF 81 Pe1 Ss1.pRs PsRlins Striped aossir, y,
! COM ,IsIelss pssa,s stlbsd Valencia
Psid Figured and plain Metino, o..,s -,
~ ~ os osner Dress Goods Opera Cloths and sns,. ~
@ssnacsnt socs cs's u sSsy DS' sv,,.a -, ~
oTnips s1 Dress s Mar'ons s vs1Ts sna T.Ss
white Goods 10 great variety.
Gloves aud Hosiery, a fall stock
wfspbars and Drawers, Ladies' Msrino v..,, ,,,v
Clock, Cloak Cloths and Trimmlugs
..-Ira SHAWLS.
q tIs depasnt We have ane stock sfiDs,. ga so,s
Market and We really oEpses % ss as many IN v-sr a. 81
cOnosfh il Aahtabnla. - - = M
Carpeting and Oil Cloths.
This isa branch In business and our purchase
were made With much and the large sales aesdy mad
pleased TO show Caps which for beauty Of pattern
quality and Price, cannot fail to plesse.
large stock Of Curtain Paper, window Shades curta
Wool Hoods and comfortsrs. very large lot
Our Yankee Notion department wee nozer IN full Of t.
numerous articles that are 30 very useful Gud nscesaH
Hardware.
small steet mostly IN The Line df cuiIsry ard Hous
-|.I7a CROCKERY. .-HH9
We hSse Just opened large stock Of croehery perctl,
Iron Stone chiea viii do si to call and Examine or SooX
10 tss no, and they viii not spend their time IN boxing
Hats and Caps. r..,
very fhs and large stock Of Mems Ghd Roys Hs,s ana
Caps Of every quality and price ts IN ana ost 4 ths.
Boots and Shoes. -l
Asns and Boys heavy ccw-hde and Kip poO real custom
made Of the very best leather and cannot m 70 eIvs snt
hetior chlldrens Misses and Ladies' Shoes sppsr Gait
sf'' and Boys BrOganf, Of superior quality. - =
-sf GROCERIES. .,r....
In this department. We keep stock aod sivay. Of the
Ps1Ss.' %':' .'o... eos-s.h,
T,-o.,.,,. .... -- Stone ware,
AWnIsn'nne ... Wooden ware,
White waRh Brushes, Nsiis . . ID.
'.i Glass Cotton Yarn,
Putyt Batting
Saek salt ShorelA,
81 Corn Baskets Spades &c. at.rl
% sat Com broonA DO. .
We will for the beneft Of those who have roduso %
exchange Tor Goods that VIII receive Dried Fruit Chest
nuts most binds OF Grain, Pork In the Hog Butter Eps
Tallow, &c. y ~ N1F~- N~sA'
And to close buying cah stSMontls customsru fhss
We wiz se At the lowest possible fgurs, and Ju low a.
any concern can who expect to ooutinue 10 de and si
De In readiness 70 attend TO all who may vor us M
! Gail In courteous and accommodating manner =
,., Tyler N Co11tna.
RUFFALO ROBES. A lot of superb
~ Bnffao Rohaa Indlnn drneead rnrr 49, IL. .L
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-12-22

NSnrp0ne
you nay, but rather divisiOnH-JrsUs CHRIST. e
The Rev r. H. CoSKLN, Of the Oougrega
tional Church Of this village gave sterling
and most able and stirring address before 9
crowded and deeply interested audience on Sun
doy evening last, based upon the foregoing mem
orable words Of the Savior. The object Of the
speaker was to show that agitation and the col
lison Of mind, we're as needful for wholesome
and vigorous moral condition, as the agtations
and changes in the world Of nature, are neces.
sary to o wholesome condition Of the physical
world. That the mission OF the Son OF Man 10
q sinful world, aud the work Of reformation from
the degradatoDs Of sin to virtue its opposite con-
dition, could have been effected 10 no other way,
than by sgitation-that IL was the most harm
less, and at the same time the most philosophi-
cal, manly and effective means of fixing and es-
tablishing the eternal principles Of right---and
in a government, and with people like our
own, peculiarly adapted. The agitation which
was thus sustained, aud sustained SO ably, and
which every intelligent reader will understand is
cOnsonant with the spirit of the text, was the
abrasion of mind for the establishment OF prin.
ciple, and not excitement and disturbance mere
ly from love of strife and discord The dwarf
ing aud stagnatiou of mind imposed by the
policy of Rome--the crying of peace, peace,
when God had not spoken peace, condition
into which too many Of our churches are laps
iug--such as is inculcated by Brooklyn theolo-
gy, and disseminated through the New Y FORK
Herald in this quarter, is the evil which it was
the design Of the speaker to meet aud oppose.
The maulness and vigor, the liberality aud com
prehensiveness of these Sunday evening lectures,
and their tone of devout piety, seem to meet a
hearty appreciation from the people, and their
influence cannot but be wholesome and salutary.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-12-22

nS- The body of ADoMRAM KENNEDY, who
perished on the propeller DakOtah, was brought
to CouDeaut on Saturday evening last, and on
Sunday inferred in the village burying ground.
So says the Reporter.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-12-22

The Rev. Mr.. Van Noustrand is the new
minister Of ST. James Church in Painesville.
He commenced his ministrations on Sabbath be
fora last
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-12-22

t viii be by reference to the Prospectus Of the
fs-Yerk Lssg@. which VIII b found in another column,
ss hs proprietor Of that popular weekly has secured
ys sisinguishsd contributors for his paper for the New
s such a has never been squAsdby any publication 10
'ns World 1as Ledger always characterized By high
o TONE and has circulation larger than tAsi Of any 9th
sf iea Literary journals IN the country
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-12-22

p&rt the Cotton States secede. Presi.
dent Iincolb will have working Renubli.
ean msjeriiy in both Houses Of Congress,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-12-22

s'0RwELL AGRICULTURAL SocIETV.-The an
nual meeting of the Orwell Agricultural Socie-
ty will be held at the Town House. on Satur-
day, January 5th. at o'clock p. m, for the
election Of officers, &c. .,... ..,.--
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-12-22

THE HOTSPUR.- Large Oven -
Air Tight Cooking Stove, for Wood or Coal ~
adapted to City or Country ~
The most Wonderful Stove of the Age
Combining every facility for all the varieties OF Cooking
Surprising all modern Inventions in Its superior operation
and practical economy sizes squArp Tops and sizes EI
tension Tops Manufactured BY vosE CO. Albany, N. y
For Bals BY SIS
T. MoGUiRE, Ashtabula, o.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-12-22

NOwt NsWi NOwi What shall get for a Christ;
mas or Nov Years PRESENT. All have it win go to
THAfERB and get Anos Photograph. Yes, he'll keep
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-12-22

lNPoRrANr,-De Land & Co.'s Chemical Sal
eratus can be purchased from your grocers il
IS pure healthIul, and will produce the most de.
-sirabIe results,--is always reliable, and can be
depended Upon to have the same effect to.mor.
row, upon pastry, bread, &c, it had to-day.
Why will you longer use an inferior article
when you can buy De Land & Co.'S saleratus
for the same money that you have to pay for
worthless preparation. De Land & Co.'S Sal.
eratus is manufactured at FairpOrt, Monroe co,
N. Y. where it is for sale at wholesale. The
grOcers 10 the large villages and cities also whole
sale IL. and good grocers everywhere retail It.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-12-22

I'D No DIo1IHsos sd'srtiSeS new goods for the
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-12-22

lSDEPENDENr.-We are glad to know that
this unequalled family paper has received con-
siderable accession to its list from this place
Its ability and power, its manly tone aud inde-
pendence, entite it to all the favor it enjoys.
Besides Beechers sermons, Greeleys contribu-
tions. those of Rev. Dr. Tying, and Others Mrs.
Stowe enriches its columns the present year
with an original story. We will forward any
subscriptions that may be entrusted to us, sim
gle subscriptions So, 10 clubs 81 so.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-12-22

lust RECEIVED-5,0 900 Segsr, OF
- wsisos b,ssaa = t0~ ff''A e desEs s1
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-12-22

The SoUTH CAROLINA MALs--If the South
Carolina postmasters resigu, as they threaten,
after secession, the mails will be promptly stopp-
ed, says the Washington correspondent of the
Tribune of the 18th. There is no warrant for
the statement 10 the report made to the. Legis-
lature Of s. Carolina on this subject, that the
Department here will permit the service to con-
tnue in its present form, when that act shall be
consummated. Mr.. Holt has no inclination to
cOllude with the conspiracy, and those engaged
in it must take the consequences In twenty
days after the secession ordinance, if the seced-
erS carry out their present programme no mail
will be delivered in South Carolina and no for
eign or domestic vessel will enter the port of
Charleston. After some experience the people
will discover what consequences have been en-
tailed on them by ambitious leaders, in pursu-
ing their own selfish schemes
1HE STORM ON THE LAKE.-The following is
"a lief of I ala Iiaocfo,, Al 4. =
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-12-22
DIED.

In Austlnburg, Dec 10TH MARoARET wife Of Joseph s..
aged 80 years. .. .... ..- B. d.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-12-22

Cornelius L. Cheesemsu,- M. D., N. York City.
THE HEALTH AND LIFE OF WOMAN
Is continually in peril II shs mad enough neglect or
maeat those sexual Hegulates to which Wothird Of
more less subject.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS prepared from the formula
which the inventor CORNELIUS L. CHEEsEMAN NJ D. of New
York has for twenty years used successfully In extended
private praetce-immediaey relieve without pain, all dis
urbances Of the periodical discharge whether arising from
relaxation suppression They act like charm In remoV
ng the pains that accompany dlheult mmodeate
situation, and the only safe and reliable remedy for Flush
es Sick Headache Pains in the IOns Baek and Sides Pap
tation Of the Heart Nervous Tremo Mysteries, SpasmE
Broken Sleep and other unpleasant and dangerous effects Of
unnatural condition OF the sexual functions In the
of F5SOT AlbEs, they effect speedy cure.
.-rf. To Wives and Matrons, .F .Tsr
DR.. CHEEsEMASs PILLS offered the only safe
Of renewing aud restoring regularity. - ~ Lltg1
PTics-Ons DOhr saek Boz containing frO 30 20 50 o
valuable pamphlet 70 be had tfee Of The Agenta Pulls
sent BY mail promptly, by enclosing pnoe 10 the General
Agent Sold BY Druggists generally.
r. b. HUTCHINs, 20 Cedar st. New York,
General AGsnt for tks u Stalss and CoAadas
For sale IN AShtabulA BY GEoRGE WMLAaD In Jefferson
By W. r. ALLEN aud BY Agents everywhere. ly5ooins
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-12-22

80 FARM FOR SALE, - Ahoht s6
~ acres Of choice land, with good buildings,
ebocs variety Of fruit good wAteT situate North RIDGE
In Ashabula iatoly owned BY William Brown, about Two
miles from AlhAbuls village can b had al great baIGslp
With rAsopsNs tsfms of piynsnt " 4 30
Nov g, 1850 SYR oooK.,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-12-22

"suppose ye that 70 give peace earth tell
you nay but rather division. ."-JEsUs CHRIST. II f
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-12-22

THE STORM ON THE LAKE.-The following is
list of Lake disasters this fall, and the num-
Der of lives lost
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-12-22

October slst, 1850.
THIS is to certify that DR A. BARRETT,
Il Of Alhtabula ohio is the only person In AGhtabnA
county, that lawfully make use or veod for Others TO
use, tbs -. ..-A -,
Valcanite Base for Artificial Teeth.
rh BASs r teeth bsying become popular on account a
the and comfort 70 tbs yerreh that many Dpatats
osrina WORK made from inferior mEisTs thus Attsmptna %
svAds hs Patsnt fhe public ara hereby notned Dat any
pssOn osyng 70 furniah this work IN Abhtab1 or Vicinity
Without license 3 m4ke TIE sane no maite b. What
selves Ae q prosecution for inngemant but aso thoss
ysaAz set q tsth made ey an nfngsr are also liaba
oE dAss1 Every neutt having right 70 use the VuIcan
te IA ~ SMSstlos holas license hon the American Hard
RubheF o. The ooaHAAiQ have the Of proactine
81 taly tuhertsd 70 use ala Bass eE Arei. Teeth
Seef N T, sf W. rRAKKIfH, 6snl Agent.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-12-22

RUFFALO ROBES. lot of superb
- Buffalo Robes Indian dressed very DARK color and
perfect IN every respect Just received and for sale Ly
Oct 24th 1900 STEPHEN RAIL
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-12-22

Patent VuloAnite Dental Agency,
No. S4s BToadwhy, New York.
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and all. BRIGHAM A C0 =
Asstabuls Oct. Il, 1859. we
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-25

Through tickets can be procured by applying at
tne Office Of the Company, No. 81 Camp street.
Messfs Q. g. Wayne and JAS #. Allen are the
agents.
Ptasast tos 81 Loitis. Ait o'clock this evening
NE regular passenger packet Planet, Capt. w Il.
Fulton commander Mr. n Laveie, clerk, leaves
For Memphis, Cairo and ST. Louis. She has good
accommodation for passengers.
Fy.fisg Cloud for st. Lotis. The steamer Flying
Cloud, Capt, J. J. Davis, commander Mr.. H. Diet
Memphis st. Louis and all intermediate LANDINGS.
The Cloud Is staunch and under the charge q ne
most acknowledging officers.
! r.. u Lakeland for ST. Lo,,is The large packet
n. j. Lackland, Capt. w. B. Miller commander, ~
Yosti, clerk, leaves this evening at o'clock lor
Memphis, Cairo 81, louis and intermediate points.
John Raiae for LOUISVILLE The large palaflai
and fastrunning passenger packet 5onn ia HUI
I Capt WI Underwood commander, Messrs. A. raj
lacio and Henry MoDougal. clerks, leaves Ials
evening at o'clock, for Louisville and way peiilss
| The Raine's passenger accommodations are OF tne
most elaborate and superior order and nothing z
wanting 70 add to the comfort and enoymehss "
passengers. Ho for Louisville, on the iass pacAe'
4 John Raine-
Hoodferd for Loatisci9e The comfoTtanie pas
senger packet Woodford, Capt Moses iryln, cosit.
mander. MrJcseph Benedict, clerk, leaves u
o,cioek this evening for Memphis, Cairo, Louissilie
and way landings. The Woodford mas s ps M
cabin, her sata-rooms large and comfortapie no y,
Isbuiid and reliability, prudence and ski 9, aes
officers beyond question. Remember the Moodlo1u
this evening.
g,e,n,seh fos. Cincinnati. This evening y
o'clock lie dne and comfortable Express llne pas,
senger packet Tecunaseh. Captain Z, y. n9san
conssnalier Mr. Chas. A. Sargent clerk, WI
I III Cincinnati Louisville and intermediate goiss
The Tecumseh has been greatly altered ana Nh
proved furnished with new bolleTs ana
repaired rendering her safe and pleasant passen'
ger packet - ,,,.,s.
| ESsse,,cd fol. Csnci,lidfi.- Capts MiinaM-
son announces his intention to depart III ms new
and magnificent Express nins packet ga,a VII
ate landings. She Is a splendid nd 6 l. having
svery eonssnenss and ss n Mr
h Fisher occupies the office, and wee,sl glad to
see all those who intend going up TIL be to-day
On board. fe Five
ohio BeEefoy Cincinnati The ger packet
Ohio Belle. Capt John Sebastian assenfa lander, Mr..
Stein, clerk, leaves at 5 ocloef cSmm}vening for
exeellent ACCOMMODATIONS Geo for ehis number Of
Remember the 0his p ,Jte this evening
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Exports

BREMEN-Psr ship Deutchland 2l7s bales cot
ton $500 slaves cases mdse
PHILADELPHIA-Per schr West Dennis 1906
hhds sugar ties do 10 bbls do 3 hf do hf Dbl mo-
lasses ties hams Is cks cotton oil bbls oils do
stearine 10 cks mdse
LIVERPOOL Per ship Great Britain 1850 balls
cotton lies slaves
ST PlERRE-Per schr j e Gamage--2 boxes so
hhds tobacco 1000 scks corn II, 900 slaves.
HAyANA-Per brig Hope Manifest not to be
NEW YORK-Per bark Sofia-47l hhds sugar.
/ APALACHlCoLA-Pe schr Southern-357 bbis
] whisky 20 hf do bbls pork 20 bales hay cks ba-
con 70 bxs candles e73 seks corn
PHILADELPHIA-Per schr M Wrightington so
emit bbls 100 emit cks 1856 hhds sugar
j HAVRE--per ship Rockingham bales Of
cotton
4 B0ST0N-Per bark Brlliant-64s bales cotton
22a hhds sugar bhls do 10 bbls moIasses 2 casks
4 gwre 1000 hides pkgs mdse
M0BILE-Per sehr Enea bbls whisky 72s
scks corn 10 pkgs mdse
81 SAVANNAH Per schr Lucy Robinson--9A hhds
sugar zoo bbs moasses 40 lii do 100 seeks corn LOG
emt bbls 81 pkgs mdse
II sGhARl.EST0N-Per sehr Eupheni 90 hhds
. sundrjes = -
! ,fENsACoLA-Pers ehr Civility-4Oo ycks corn
~ III cats t9 scs coffee 20 bhls pork a. bhls -four
: ~ pnis WHISKY 100 do groceries
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Railroads..
n. O.. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.

N. o.. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON, February "a, 1s6o--95 bales cotton to
walker l. Snider-lG2 Carroll, Hoy &eo-S7 P FL
sklpwith-42 B NJ Lowe &co-33 s Nelson Geo
NJ Green Crump- 65 Warren, Gilmore &co-3I
Byrne, Vance &co-23 Gutrer Harrison &co--1s
Aby Catching al Wood & LOWS Lane, Salter
&eo.I1 Horrell, Gayle 6co-l6 III B Brady Eco
II Nagent dco-17 D Henkel &co--15 Thomp-
son sd q olark-S Friedlander & Gerson-6 Payne Il
HARRISON PlsburyA A Hopkins &co-3 do
7 q hhorer dco-T 7 II Il j NJ Allen &co-5 Pat
TOM smith Putnam-3 West vilere-2 McFar-
land y Barksdale- Total $50 bales cotton
P0NTGHARTRAIN.
MOBIi.E-Per steamer oregon-17s bales cotton
and sundries to order
n. o., OPELOUsAS AND GREAT WESTERN.
BRAsHEAR CITY, Feb II, ls60-l6 bales cotton
. Pilshury q do McKleroy & Bradford-23 Farley,
Jurey &co--s Henderson, Terry &co-95 Phelps d
Jones-5s u D Cooper &co-l Preau Couturie--
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BOST0N-Per ship Ohio--Wood & Low G
stewart-V VOORHEES,, Griggs &co-A McLaurin-AM
Holbrook-McStea, Value &co-- h Brinton &co
Frost &co--R X Iaughlin- Bache & beaumont
w jackson &co--Blake 4 Tower ] NJ Gould Il
co--CFlnt Il Jones--Grosjean Il Beneteau- Shum-
way q Hews-Grieff Byrnes &eo-Phelps & Jones
Cochran Il Hall-D Kclham-Beebe &co---Mc.
Lellan y Allen-Bredow Il Wusthoff--W McGrack-
emf B Smth-Neagle 4 Carpenter-E Heaton--
Il w Sizer-E Roger &co---R w Rayne-J A Som
ner--D L Sherer-A Jacquet-L Genela & Son--A
Bragg Grassan--W I Dayis-C Boye--H p Lee
doux-Hobart Il Foster-Tirrell 4 Bates---J Gar
net-C H Slocomb &oo-J w Dougherty &co-S +
Moore Converse Il Kennett-- @ 4 Buddecke eco
-Barrere Bros-yose & West-M Greenwood
G II Cate &co--Carradine & Mogridge- Tarleton,
Whiting Il Tullis--D NJ Hildreth &co- Ducos &co
--Jno Gauche-GeeaA Fosdick &co- Henderson Il
Gaines--C Loeffier---s H Gilman Webster e. Jour
dan-D Edwardz-Moon s Bro-P II Skipwith--A
Hill D Kent &co-Wheeer Il Eorstall-- I IL
Border-Rice Bros &co--J N Robert &co--D Nor
gan-P Gelpi-Glapp, Mitchell g. Jack Donovan
Il Neutz--E McPhefson-and order.
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Lssyss sys,r MONDAY AsP

. H. hand Greenyle Pncket-The new very swiit mi
!, ,,, ss,,engsT Paske, Gen. John
positively leave AS above for Argyle ng Gfeenvi Deer
Greek Landing, Point Worhngtnu Carolina Handing ata
Washington, Grand Lake, Ashton, Pchcre Point skpsiss
Landing Stack isnnd Landing Lake Providence MiEen,s
Bend Vieisbnrg, Wgrrenlou, Grand Gulf ST. Tosenb Rsx
Waterproof Nstehez Fort Adams Red River Landing Bnvo.
sara Fort Hudson Baton Rouge Plaqnenlna DonaisyIs
board. = f-eN "PP'' w
Tie quit1nan will take Yasoo freight to t ychu,
ut Fcksbarg. 80 w Wv ppee
yIRGTNlus C. DESTzEL
hS
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BeIow--coming Up.

Ship Mary. Bridges. I'm Liverpool Jan 9th.
Ship Ohio. Hutehings, days from Boston, to w J
Dewey 6co n
Sicilian bark Riaggio, 49,, Sc days from Palermo.
Gregorio, Rowland &co-oargo $500 boxes
oranges 1000 bxs lemons to Gregorio, How
land AGO
Bark Belle, ---, from Gadiz.
Schr Kate l. Bruce, Stone, from Brazos Santiago,
to Goldenbow u Lesparre
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ssippiltg snt4ligente.
gaRscxsr OFFICE. No. 10 Camp Street, ,.so
satufA " Morning, Feb. 3, 1850.
Cleared Ykterfaay.

9REscKNr QfFicb. No 10 Camp Street I
satuF NJ Morning Feb 3, 1850 5
Cleared Ysisteraay.
Hamb'g ship Deutschland, Myer. for Bremen,
L Jenkins &co
ship Great Britain, Fleet, for Liverpool,
r Maxwell &co
ship Rockingham, Melcher, for Havre,
Baxter, Lowell eco
Bark Brilliant sigshee, for Boston,
Creeyy g. Farwell
Bark sofia, Jones, for New York, P A Giraud
Brig Hope, Simpson, for Havana,
Goldenbow & Lesparre
schr West Dennis. Dudley, for Philadelphia,
Cohen NJ Soria
schr j d Carnage, Tilden, for St Pierre Martinique
Cohen n Sora
schr Southern independence, Ryan, ApaIaehicola,
J A Mitchell
schr N wrightington, Thatcher, for Philadelphia,
Cohen M Sora
sehr civility, winslow, for Pensacola,
schr Clifton, Mccormick, for Brazos Santiago,
Goldenbow & Lesparre
Huntington Bros
schr Lucy Robinson, Davis, for Savannah. Ca.
ER Poole
schr Euphemia, Morton. for Charleston,
Cohen N Sora
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FOR ST. LSbUIS-cONSEfiTINg At
IT. caffo with The Illinois Central M M Lent
81 with the Ohio and Mississippi RSiroad1Ths
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Memphis VI Kerr, Jr master, Will leave fo Nc I,s nnd
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tickets e al points Nnr'h East Wrst apply on board
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JEFFERSON AND cARRoLLToN.

WETuMPKA, (ALA) Per steamer Hy Lewis
56s bales cotton Battle, Noble &co--37S Black q
Byington.-i4 Mckleroy s Bradford--ll9 do A J
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Danl Pratt-Total 1866 bales cotton.
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UNITED STATES
L@NsRe EMAIL LINE TO yIoKsBuRa. eGsS,.,sa
SATURDAY at 5 O'clock r. NJ AZ zsanxa.As
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Rouge Port HuSSn Bayou Sara Rcd River ianifag Fart
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Warrenoa and viehsharg EVERY SATURDAY. at oeloek,
The steamer EATGHEz connects a. viekshrr, ,r,, a..
the Ygzoo river high up Greenwood - nss
For freight or passage apply hoard.
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