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Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship St Louis, Cavendy. for New York via
Havana, j T boswell eco
Steamship Mexico, Talbot, for Galveston and In
dianoia @ Harris
Ship Tarquin, Smith, for Boston,
Geo Fosdiek eco
Ship Planter. Daley, for Liverpool,
Meeker, Knox eco
Ship Autocrat, Burwell, for Liverpool,
Al Baxter, Lowell &co
ship Exchange, Cheney. for Genoa,
Baxter, Lowell eco
Ship Marquette, Watts, for Liverpool,
s Meeker, Knox eco
Brig Georgia, Sherman. for New York,
Greevy j. Farwen
Mex brig Esperanto, Basso, for campeachy.
f Camerden
Schr Star, Cannon, for Vera Cruz,
Goldenbow s. Lesparre
Schr Phoenix, Lee, for Pensacola, J A Mitchell
Schr Anna Bell, Turner, for Pensacola, Master
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n Ifi 3he boat wxss part llv insured. She
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"a NJ 5sI3xu:
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n. xS ~ $3.50
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xxlly tAH8s cnte and cunning people Of the far
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en,nrlsfx snd eventual downfall. 50 Sich Ii life's
IS y s3s3sa IL tha 81 pan, p;oretr Minnesota
81 AZ 81 .sss s 4 .s -
1ns aAEA4 81 shAs 1lty trAAs
port84i66 xaias for taae Conveyance BY land Of
feifkt I'D rasaeneers nom the North Of Mason
~ line II the inherent landings on Red
vi,.r j5ss y4uitsl irvesfs1 ii ibis enterprise Is
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aMa - oatiA8 y Assaaes ~ - pcs-
MAnent esta blishment ef this train NIL pc found
necessary
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Aa9 Ns4 sses a Aais aaias.
~ 4ss1F7s btfosnzs e 70. fhey hayc purchased
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Fterefpts o. zprossuce.

LOUISVILLE Per steamer Chancellor - 545
asks corn IS hhds tobacco Given, Watts &co--s7
do Jas Turner do Wilsnn Il Young Beadles
&co--- 3 10 sGT seeks corn Felinwes &co-- 2ss do I
hhds tobacco $50 bbls ioar 3 II Fairchild Gco-2
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Imf,orta.

BRAz0S SANTIAGO via INDIANOLA - Per
steamship Arizona $sa, 1884 in specie Cramer &co
sss, Loo do Caballero 8 Basualdo- $4,000 do to
7 Hale sn 900 do A & NJ Hiene- 81, 254 do r
Hebrard~ So, 925 do ] Fl Phelps S. 800 do Tala-
mon 4 Dess0mmes s. .947 do w Prehn- S. 900 do
B Tnrpiu 50 600 do Preau & Couture 1900 de
g /. Dolsen 4 Son 81 $50 do Perdreauyille Bros
81 900 do Fernandez AGO. 81 900 do j Pulgian--
81 900 do Blanehin S Girand-sS40 do O B Graham
$500 do Marks &co-- $500 do Ayendano Bros
SGA hides so pigs lead j Fl Phelps so bales cotton
watt Noble-10 do Frank 4 Donneli-3 do A ID
heiiy &co--l de Morgan-9 do w II Letehford
geo DO A hugely 81 pkgs mdse to Biscoe n
4 nmms- 10 empty cks 4 Fischer pkgs mdse to
farrish q Kerr do to Peef Smms &co-l do to
ocfnggs q Donegan- IS head cattle Ipbeau & Meble
II hoTse w A Tideil. - = -
NEW 4oRk-Per ship Pacifc--Assorted mdse
--consignees previously reported.
BALIEE HONDURAS VIA RUATAN ISL. AND
Per brig Creole S2.es7 in apecie 10 N Barrois-
81 ,592 do Nichols &co-fruit TO order,
BOSTON-Per ship Artisan Assorted yndsa.
1000 tuns ice to s B Smith &co.
VERA CRUZ Per schr Brillianse- $3.50 in
specie cases hats 6 bales skins Fernandez Aco
loo bales lines rs do grass 10 do indigo TO L
Payro-l0 do hammocks $3.50 in specie to ca.
merden.
CARDENAS-Per sehr Minnehalia- l9s hhds "a
tcs 5e bbis molasses 10 Geo Nathan.
PENSACOLA Per schr Hornet l2,5c0 bricks
Weber Baxter 10000 II lumber 5000 laths tn
Tournard &co.
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Per steamship Arizona, from Brazos Santiago
and IndanoIa--F. Steiner and lady, NJ. de Rozier.
Mr.. Milstead, "A Moses, Rosebaum, M. Trevina, Mr..
Bacon and friend, Visseron, a. G.. De La Tour,
Ryders, Misses Pennington and Chasley, DR.. Bast,
lady and two daughters a ON deck.
Per bark New Orleans, from Bremerhaven-2s7
steerage.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-24

~ ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
AK will BE- paid for the apprehension and delivery Of the
save JOE taken out OF the Sate, and Fifty dollars Ii
found in the city alive He was seen At his aaafters near
the Orleans Cotton Press about O'clock evening
sd Of Anrl; about hour afterwards reported
residence Of the undersigned by unknown person
been chased into the river BY watchman and drowned
which believed facilitate nothing
the kind has yet been aseertaned have occurred Joe
Ia old his color Is black, DEEPEST
shades he feet inches high; has large mouth
thick lips and rather fat nos is well made stout and
Intelligent He had when he left home pair of eoonade
pentaleons and hickory shirt
hereby warned said
the penalties Of the law will be enforced against them
AM o..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-24

~ MCDDNNELL'S RESTAURANT, No.
Ssz# = III Common street, between Baronne and Ca
4 $780, N rondele streets, New Orleans.
6sAaSS3& This establishment will realnin open during
the sumner where everything the market affords be found
and prices moderate The well ventilated make il
desirable than other similar place In the city during
weather, ~ S384=
Furnished rooms for transient Boarders
Families and Commission Merchants supplied with Wines and
Liquors Of every description at Wholesale prices.
MCDONNELL Il McGRAW,
myl4f Prnurietors,
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"a zoo RIVER.
YAzOO RIVER Ps

,YAZOO RIVER PACKET.-U s.
~ Mail l.ine-fieksburg, Greenwood Talaiat-
chic river packet steamer Prince, Edwin s.
Butler muster in connection with the steamers
LafOurche and Vieixsburg. All freight shipped 10
Yaxoo Talaache River eier Of the above will
go through without detention.
The and magnificent steamer Prince leaves
Vicsburg above the arrival Of the NJ train
Of and the steamer La fOuree pckhurg every
Monday evening for satarta Yazoo City Wolf Lake. Mouth
Tehnla Silver Greek, Burtonia Head of Island Shell
Bluff sion Cranes Landing Rising SIM Humphrey Land
Cureton, Beek Ferry Greenwood Point Iehors All
landings Taanatche river. Returning the Prince will
rive at Nieksburg in time with the past A. NJ
train OF for Jackson Norton Orleans:
also with the packets for Memphis, Louisville St Louis
intermediate landings.
All business entrusted this boat will with prompt atteu
ton
vIRGINIUs d. DENTzEL
Rlb Advertising &een
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-24

AL A BA M ARIVER.
GU M h AND RIVER,

s Leaves on SATURDAY. 18Th inst. as6PM
FOR NASHVILLE, CLARKs-
LslkA9a burg, smland Paducah, Metropolis, Cairo Co
zEazssas lmbns Hickman, New Madrid, Randolph and al
landngs-The regular packet steamer JAS.
Woods, Boyd master will leave above For freight
h. DUFFIELn, Agent.
my23 - II Camp street.
ny The j. W. will freight to all points Tennessee
iyer with privilege of and reshiDping.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-24

.EEDS' FOUNDRY. NEW ORLEANS
LEEDS 4 co, IRON FOUNDERS
snd Manufacturers of Vertical and Horizontal Sear, Engines
Boilers Sugar Mills Vacuum Pans, Sugar Kettles, CarifeI
Filters Steam and Horse Power Draining Machines Saw Mills,
Gin Gearing Iron Columns and Fronts Buildings
mouths Crate Bars and all Machinery required the
South ss
We have duly authorized prepared to construct
STILLMANiS PATENT BAGASsE FURNACE.
fe9 n&w1s
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Railroads.

Railroads
N. O., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON, May %, 1s60--2e bales cotton to
Green & Crump-l2 Walker & Snider-l0 Lewis Il
0glesby-6 Warren, Gilmore &co-6 Frierson, Con
way &co--3 R y Adams &co-1 Thompson u Clark
. Hardie &co- Total 66 bales cotton.
N. o., OPELOUSAS AND GREAT WESTERN.
BRAsHEAR CITY, May %, 1860 20 bbls mo-
lasses to J W Burbridge.
P0NTOHARTRAIN.
MOBILE-Per steamer Florida-206 bales cotton
to order-6 gins D Pratt do G D Metcalf tSco-
sundries to order.
A C0nstgnees.
BOST0N-Per ship Artisan Wright &eo-C I
Buddecke &co-- VOORHEES,, Griggs &eo ~ spearing
eco Flint u Jones Montgomery & Smith A d
Grief Eco Geo Ruleff- L Sturteyant &co-W G
Raymond Blanchin 4 Giraud- Geo A Fosdick &
CO. Henderson 4 Peale-- D R Carroll Eco Vose
Bros-A Green A Wang 3 Roger &co-Muse 4
Bro Creevy Il Farwell-J Moore &co-Arno1d
& Drummond- Albert Il Foster q Frasher-M
Z Rice-Frost &co-E Marquee &co-W 4 G Blan-
ehard-Beebe &co-and order.
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STEAMBOATS,.
LOWER MIS6ISHIPpI
UNITE ID Q STAT Els

UNITED STATES
sHsS MsE,II-wEEKLy NAIL LINE TO ~. n
3B5 vICKsBURG. IN
:, Ths magnificent y 3 Mail packet XfclssbTrg, Capt.
Paqueine Baton Rouge Port Hudson Bayou Sara Red Riv
Landing Fort Adams, RateheE Waterproof Rodney s. 10
Lake Providence Stacks Inland Landing skipwhs Landing
Pilchers Point Ashton Lake Washington, Carolina Landing
and Point Worhington every TiURsDAY, M5P. NJ.
The steamer VICKSBURG will take freight for yazoo and
Tsasche rive be reshipped steamers Prnce and
Hope. ~
The magnificent U. $. Mall packet afourehe, Captain
j. Brown, will leave for Donndsonvlle, Paquenine Baot
Rouge Port Hudson, Bayou Sara Red River Landing Fox
Adams, Natche Waterproof Rodney ST. Joseph Grand Gn
WSrrenton and Vieksburg every Saturday, ct 8 Il "
Hot and will take freight for all landings the Yazoo and
Taaatcbe rive high rates, without detention
The above mentioned splendid passenger packets will leave
their regular days. without fall tie hour appointed. All
business entrusted to their viii be promptly and faithfully
attended to.
These boats will not be responsible for letter package
containing money ewery other vauabes unless regular
bills Of ladng taken specifying the contents and value and
the freight paid nor for ay yahes deposited with the cert
For freight or passage apply on board, OF 70
j. j. PERSON co.
Job II Corner OF CArppdeet Union stfeetp
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Sbipping gatslligsats.


cRrscESr orrtcE, Ne 10 Camp Street,
Ylinrsiny Morning, May "a. 1860.
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TALLAHATcHIE AND YAzoo RIVERS.

545 YAZOO AND TALLAHATCIIIE
aY = U. S. Mail packe, Dew Drop, s. II Parisot
masfer connecting with Charmer her
EarriVal at Veks5urg Frday morninglaFor sa
Honey ISLAND Tufley's Landing Sdon Cranes Landing Rs
ing Sun Humphreys Greenwood Point Leore, Gosvle and
ali intermediate landings Taahatche river high
Sharkeys landing leaving yicksbnrg Friday arrival Of
the So clock evening train.
riys All freghs shipped by the Charmer will be taken
through at high without any charge. a24
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FOR LOUISVILLE.-THEF FINE,
~ = regular passenger packet Diana, Captain L. 7:
AAAt Sturgeon, will leave New Orleans for Louisville
Rand al intermediate landings as follows
MONDAY. May 2Sih at 5 p. M,
TUESDAY. June 18th, at 5 p. NJ.
THURSDAY june 18th, at 5 p d.
SATURDAY July l4th at s P. NJ.
MONDAY, July Both, at 3 p. NJ.
rPassengers shippers rely the above schedule.
For freight or passage apply on board, to
BELL, BUCHANAN Il CO., Agents,
a26 No. 81 Poydras street.
r plan the cabin be and secured
by applying TO the agents,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-24

FOR LOUISVILLE-THE FINE
49, u Regular Passenger Packet John Raine,
I@A& VIM. Underwood master, will leave for the above
- wand all interInedate landings as follows
Leaves New Orleans SATURDAY May 49, at p. NJ,
Leaves New Orleans MoNI NON, Az, Jnne 4, At 81. NJ,
Leaves New Orleans THURSDAY, July 6, at 5 r NJ
Leaves New Orleans FRIDAY July 20. at 5 T. NJ
kPassenges and shippers rely this steamer leaving
as above.
CO.. No sateroon considered engaged until paid for.
A plan the cabin and staerooms secured
for any of the above trips by applying to the Agent
TH0S. KEEFFE,
mia If No Is faravier street.
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Il ~ ID III
Memoranda.

The steamship Arizona was detained ct Brazos
Santiago by the low water at the mouth of the Rio
iGrande, there being only three feet on that bar.
The river steamers were unable to connect With
her, to take her cargo, until the 18th inst.
Capt. Hull, of the ship Pacific, from New York,
reports having passed, on the 14th inst, off Key
West, bark G. R, Gambell, steering to the east
ward
List of Vessels in Port ut Brazos Santiago.
Per steamship Arizona--Schooner s R vinton,
49,, from New York schooner Sea Drift,
from Mobile. Sailed, on the nth inst, schooner
Tallahassee, for New Orleans, and schooner A
Woodhouse, for New York.
Domestic Ports.
4 New YoRK, May 2O.-Arrived, ship St Charles,
from New Orleans.
ExportE.
NEW YORK VIA HAvANA--Per steamship
st Lonis-30 bbls oil 1893 scks corn II bxs gro
ceries 4 pkgs mdse.
Y NDIAN0LA and GALVESTON Per steamship
Mexico 100 bbIs -four 100 bbls moasses so bbis
whisky 160 bbls beef 100 bhls pork 10 hhds sugar
so hhds bacon 500 seeks corn 200 SKIS coffee 100 bxs
soap $50 bxs candles 100 pcs bagging ZOO coils
BOSTON : Per ship Tarquin-- l08 hhds tobacco
G5g bales cotton 50 bales moss 222S hides So bbls
whisky 90 bbls Gotten seed oil 1867 pigs lead.
GAMPEACHY- Per brig Esperanza-- l25 bbls
HoHr 20 hbs bread IL fcs lard 1880 seeks corn II
pkgs mdse.
VERA CRUZ--Per schr Star 1923 hf bales cot
ton 200 bbls flour 40 kegs butter 2l4 bomb shells
b94 cannon balls rs bxs soap is pkgs mdse.
LIvEEP0oL-Per ship Planter 5l9l bales cot
4 ton 1900 slaves.
LIvERP0O L-Per ship Autocrat- $3.50 bales o
cotton II hf do 100 bbls rosin.
LIyERFO 0L.-Per ship Marquette 1884 bale
cotton 1900 slaves.
GEN0A-Per ship Exchange --s5l hhds Tobacco,
1913 bales cotton 10 600 slaves.
NEW YoRK-Per brig Georgia e65 bales cot
ton hid sugar.
PENSACOLA--Pe sehr Phoenix A bxs candle
te hams 20 bbis pork Dbl beans 80 bbls -four
SKIS coffee 4 bbls whisky bbls potatoes II pkg
mdSe
PENSAG0LA-Per sehr Anna Belle 400 SEX
corn rs SEEKS bran l6 bbls flour 5 bbls pork 7s Dbl
bread.
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Leaves every TuEsn Y at o'clock ?. NJ.
NEW ORLEANS AND VICIKS
~ burg u s. Mail Line-For 0onalasonple Pin
squenne, Baton Rouge, Port Hudson, Bayou Sara
n Red River Landing, Fort Adams Matches Water
prof. RSdney s Joseph Grand Galt Waenon ard vcks
leave above every TUESDAY At o'clock r. NJ Returning
abe will leave vieksburg every FRIDAY ut Il O'clock NJ
ID. r. CARROLL 4 CO., H..
1aA Agents, 90 Garcndelet street.
DeWdrop for Yazoo river.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-24

u BAR0NNE STREET STEAM BOILER
20. MANDATORY between Peydras and HeEia, only
S$N&3three minutes walk from the ST. Charles Hotel.
Tho undersigned having largely increased his work
and having all the facilities Is prepared 10 fill orders
any description Of BOILERS in less time and low
had IN shop in the South imported from the
North.
Always on hand, DOUBLE FLUED BOILERS from 70 to
70 feet long, and AZ inches diameter.
Also, CYLINDER BOILERS 80, 81, 81 and s5 inches dame
ter, and various lengths.
Fire Crate Bars Stand Pipes Valves etc. constantly
IN hand.
All work will guaranteed of best material and Workman
ship.
Parties wishing purchase Boilers plantations
boats or sawms respectfully invited call and Judge
themselves ina Iydwi n. H. FOWLER.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-24

Leaves THURSDAY. 24th inst. ats L. NJ.
7H L0w-Wa,er Simmer Packet
REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET
SE For Jefferson, Smithiand Benton, Port Caddo.
lSwanson's Landing Mornings Landing Albany,
Shreveport, Grand Bayou Goushatta, Campe,
Grand Ecore 81 Maurice Montgomery, Cotie Aexandra
Noman Bsrbs and md az ne % aga On Ksd
packet steamer Robert Watson, A: Pierce master j.
NJ Broadwe clerk will leave abo 10. For freight
sage having superior accommodations, apply board
VIRGINIuS @. DENTzE1.
myIS Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-24

Leaves FRIDAY. Nav 2S. Mt s r. N. positively.
FOR SIT. LOUIS, CAIRO, HICK-
~ Imam, Memphis and all intermediate 1andings-Ihe
as elegant, swift and very light dranght steamer
for the above and intermediate landings For
freight or passage apply on board. -
VIRGINIUS C. DENTEI,
myl6 Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-24
Leaves on THURSDAY NAV 81 ai5P NJ
FOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND

FOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND
aT = Bayou, Campte Grand Ecore, 81. Maurice Coile
sxanda Gortons Nogmon,s, Balhn's and al
errsediate landings Red riyer-The new, ele
giant ghi augh swift running packet
ght, Gas. HAYES, MASTER 9. +. Hayes, clerk will
For freight passage, having fine
--'S-s eef'' yIRGINIUs G. DENTZEf.
my23 Advertising Agent.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-17

We publish the official report frOm the Con
gressiOnal Globe, Of the hour in the House
when Mr. LovEJoY wrought to plantation
madness aud manners the idOlAtOrs Of the
blackest Of the "twin relics Of bsrbarism,' =
Mark how he kept right on, treating with quiet
disdain the blaekguard Interruptions aud vile
ejaculatiOns Of his Southern assAilants, hurling
the bolts of truth iearlessly ard effectively,
even till the fsll of the hammer. The speech
of LovEJoY will be read now and hereafter, and
we agree with the Tribune that the child is
already born who will read and wonder that
the Representatives Hall of the Nation could
ever have been the scene Of such an exhibition
as that made OF themselves by the mouth pieces
Of the oligaTchy during the delivery Of Nr.
LoyEJoY's speech
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-17

Ills hardly possible that the next Congress
can be based on the census to be taken the
coming June or July. No election of members
has taken place under new census until two
years after it was taken, and in the present case
most of the time up to 1862 will be required to
60 through the usual details. The process is
this. The Deputy Marshals who take the
census have to make their report to the Mar
shsls, they to the Superintendent Of Census,
and he to the Secretary of the Interior; this
officer has to determine what the ratio is, and
certify 10 each State the number of the House
to which the State is entitled. The State Leg.
islature has to pass a new appOrtiOnment bill,
dividing the State into single districts, before
members can be elected to the new Congress.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-17
Record Ief Deaths.

AIR. George W. Dole, one of the early set
tiers OF Chicago, died on the l4th, aged so
years. AT the age of Is be left Troy, N. Y,
for the West, and at Detroit went into the en-
plOy of Oliver Newbeny. In 1882 Mr. n. sent
him to Chicago to take charge of the Suffers
store at Fort Dearborn. In 1885 he became a
partner Of Mr.. Newberry, and afterward filed
large space in the history of Chicago
Mrs Pamela Baker, one of the pioneer women
of Shalerville, Portage county, died on the
Sth inst. Joel Baker and wife smigrated from
Hartford, Ct., to Portage county in 1904, and
were the first white settlers in Shalersville,
their nearest neighborB being five miles dis
tant,---ReY. VIM. II. Barber, formerly of
Granger, Medina Co., died at GigdeE few days
ago,In the 24th year Ofhis ags.---ReV. Father
Q. 2. Montgomery, Of the st. Thomas Catholic
Church, GAINESVILLE, died suddenly on the 9th of
disease Of the heart-Wm. Bloeksom. m
old and respected citizen Of ZanesVilIe. died
on the lIth. he WaA formerly Postmaster of
the city Nahum Ward, one of the old
and beloved citizens of Marietta died on the
llth inst.--Seth WoOdford, Of Washing
ton county, late a member of the Board Of
Equalization, died few days sgo--Arch-
ASet4 4AhGuSAtt oAo VI the lOuuQeEB OF Ele Buhs
ker Union Village in Warren county, died last
week at the ege of 80 years. He was one of
the principal men Of the village
Holmes Greenwood, Revolutionary patriot,
died in Providence on the 10th, aged 95.--
Thomas Weber, the largest man in BALTIMORE,
died on the 18th. He weighed 400 pounds
His coffin was 2 feet in length 4 wide and 4
deep.--Hon Job Pierson, an old lawyer of
Troy, N. T., and formerly member Of Congress,
died on the 9th,agsd 80 years.--HOn. Abi-
jah BigelOW, died at Worcester, kass., on the |
9th inst, aged IS years. He was member of
Congress in I910---H0n. Henry G. Mar |
tindale, for six years an influential member of |
Congress, died at Sandy Hill, N. 7. on the 2Sth |
Ogden, an old shipping mer-
chant, and father Of Mrs. Anna Cora Mowatt |
Richie, the authOress and actress, died at As.
toria on the 10th inst, aged 81 years.-I
Hon. s. G. Allen, Postmaster at East Boston, /
Mass, died on the 7th inst.--Hon. B. V. /
French, long and prominently associs ted with /
horticultural and agricultural matters, died on
the sth at Dorchester, Msssachusetts.--
kobt. }. Porter, formerly Of Ohio, member
Of the WVandott Constitutional Convention,
dled Wathena, Kansas, ON the 18th ult-OOl.
John W, Livingston died in New York on the i
lth inst. BE entered the army at an early /
age, and served with honor---Gen. John i
DeveFeux died lately in London. He raised
the Irish Legion. which, under Bolivar, en-
gagged 10 successful struggle for Independence
IN Ootombia--MFs. Anna Jameson, an
English authoress Of much celebrity, died q
few weeks ego
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-17
Dealh Of Ansthor Pioneer Mother.


The venerable and much beloved Mrs. EsTHER
PEAsE, died at CuyahOga Falls, where she had
gone to visit a sou and granddaughter, on the
10th inst, in the s4th year of her age. Ars.
PEAsS-raIct Of Mr. GEORsE PRAsR who died
many years ago. aud with whom she emigrAted
from Hubbardston, VT. to Hudson, Ohio, in
1900, and from Hudson to Cleveland about the
close of the War-wAs one Of the first and
Oldest members Of the First Presbyterian
Church in this city, and had made it her home
for thirty years or more with her daughter,
Mls. TRAD KELLEY. She was the mother of
Capt SYLvEsTER PEAsR, Of OuyahOga Falls,
Mrs. PBENTIss Dow, and Mrs. MoRRIs HEP
BUM, and enjoyed her health and faculties to
remarkable degree and age. She encounter
ted the privatiOns and hsrdships of the wilder
ness with the fortituds of true woman and
pioneer, and her virtues and memory will long
be treasured by the old settlers and their de-
scendants.