davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-20
Trains Leaving Ashtabnla Depot.
anINn WRsr.


OLUB MEETING meeting Of the RepubF-
cans Of Ashtabula will he holden Of Firemen's
Hall, on Tuesday evening, the 23d inst, for the
transaction Of business. As our friends 10 the
subufos aud skirts Of the town, ore alike inter-
ested. with those in the village in the great po-
lilical revolution now in progress, would it not
be well TO lend their countenauee, and put their
shoulders TO the wheel, too, and help along the
work The few remaining weeks prior to the
election shOuldbe characterized by energy AMI
lndnsirv.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-20

Mr.. O. e. NrLEs, formerly Of this village, but
now Of Hudson, Mich, We see by the Hudson
Gosette, has been selected as Belleverett cleo
tor in his district. by convention which sat at
Detroit on tho Sd inst. If tho widows mite
was valued because Of the poverty Of the donor
we have abundant occasion TO congratulate our
young friend upon the distinction which an hon
orable recognition OF his worth, reflects up
on bis former iownsmen.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-20

CoENRAUr illuminated on Friday evening last
week, aud the Wide Awakes were out 100
strong The Reporter threatens to invite our
boys aud those Of Kingsville TO meet at that
place on the 9lst. You will find US ready to
respond to all such calls.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-20

Butler county produced the largest crop Of
Barley 339935 bushels; Coshocton the lnrgest
crop Of Rye 26,541 bushels; Columbiana The
largest crop Of Buckwhoat 1928 bushelsi
Wayne the largest crop Of Oats 529,3TO bush
els; Trumbull the largest crop Of hay 4T,9ss
tons
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-20

ELoPEnEST.-A correspondent sends the Re
porter sensation item from Richmond. On
the 10Th inst, young man named HEATH, 10
years of age eoped with the wife and two
children Of Mr.. Woodnrd, living there, The
frail lady is some 20 years the senior Of HEATH
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-20

A. d. Strong, our fellow townsman, sends US
a copy of the Gulf hey, published at Lavaca
City, Texas, 10 which vicinity he Is located II
announces The subsidenee Of what Is called the
dOngue fever, which the editor represents is not
dangerous, or VIC should Judge very uncOm.
Portable dsense as the health aud spirits are
imnroved bv iis rayaPes
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-20

A DKxoCRATEC MEETrNo, in Ashtabula, at
Smiths Hail. Ou Monday evening, 29tb inst,
81 o'clock, at which an address will be deliver
ed by DLNrSL J. SHERMAN, esq. Democrats in
adjoining towns, aud the public ate invited to
aftand
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-20

es- The Orwell Fair was success, notwith-
standing the uDiavorable weather 1t was ne
cessary to bold over one day, which turned out
pleasant one.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-20

ee- Our Wide Awake Club numbers over
100, and applications are being constantly made
for new admissions.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-20

LARGE SHKEP.-N. L. ChufTee, Esq, of this
place, has just added to his blooded stock, two
sheep. They are the Cots Wold breed They
are Of extraordinary size, and have been visited
by most Of our citizens. The Buck Dick, was
bred by w. F. Stone, Canada West. He is OF
the Cots Wool variety, and from direct impor.
tatiouj weighs 3S7bs., and is but two years old
He took the sweepstake purse Of $50, at
the show Of all the British Provinces at Toron.
to, in September last also lst premium at the
St. Louis show aud New York State Fair
Nell eve, bred by John Smell. Edmondsou,
Canada West, Cots Wool, one year old and
weighs 289lbs. She took lst premium at Tor,
onto and the New York State Fair. 1t is said
these sheep will shear l3 to Is pounds
Sentinel
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-20
SPECIAL NOTICES,

Mathews Chocolate Worm DrOps.- This
pleasant coneeton and succeful exteminator OF all nus
Of intestinal Worms is fast ting the place Of all tho Neus
eous veruges which have long been in use They CON
tain No hERCuRY-are perfectly harmless pleasant to the
taste, and are eihcacous in all ASK for for
MATHEWS CHOCOLATE WORM DROPS.
No Cathartic whatever is necessary to be giyen;
For sale by GEO. WILLARD.
Al MATHEWS, Manufacturer Buffalo, NY. 2m6eo
IL IL n common observation that there more
sufferers from debility among Americans, than can be oTnd
take too little exercise and forget the wants Of the body In
the absorbing pursuits Of business IN all such Ordinary
tonic and iavgornof as r j. Hosteer has given to the
world in bis CELEBRATED "BlTTERs." The weak and
nervous denens Of the counting house. the exhausted
upon the shboa and the prosrated student Of tho mid
night lamp have found wonderful egenersor In the "t-
medicines But should not be forgotten that the agent
which 80 magical in its influence upon frame which s
give it a triRl
Sold BY druggists and dealers generally everywhere.
~ See Advertisement in another column
Mothers, read this.-The following Is an extract
from letter written by the pastor Of Baptist Church 70 the
In favor m thst -ossiJ aas ,ii.i NJ winsovv,s
Soothing Syrup for Children Teething
ms ~ advertisement IN your columns OIL ns WINS
lows Soothing Syrup Now said word in favor OF
Latent medicine before in e but feel compelled TO
say 70 your eader that this Is no humbugwe have tsd
IT, and know to be all II claims II IL probably ono OF the
most successful medicines Of the day. IL Of the
best And those OF readers who have babies cant 90
better than to lay In asuppy See advertisement In anoth
| or column.
Burrtlps Turkish LinIment.--Ths recipe for
making This celebrated Lniment obtained BY gontie
while visiting the Turkish Empire While there he
witnessed It's use upon horses and 40 remarkable the
cures he concluded to purchase the recipe for making II for
his nothing more. After returning 10 this coun
try, he made ome and tried II 10 several Of swelling
cuts bruises etc. and found TO speedily than any
article discovered.
Becoming acquainted Will, tho gentleman purchased tho
recipe, and have made and used II with great success ana
found one half had been told Of its intrinsic value
Rloumattsm painof in fha hark
Cramps Sweled face Sore throat Neuralgia ToohscheI o.
swel'ings Of every kind II Is warranted to
For horses--sweng, spralned chafed, wndgaed, etc.
Is the most valuable medicine In vogue large number o.
certificates could be given necessary but trial viii salts
y the most skepltc It h perfectly safe to take awary In
cases Of cranp or collie. ]. BURRlLL Co, ProprS, .
S2A 9S Maiden Lane New York
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-20

FIRST FRosT.-The first frost Of the season.
we recOllect to have seen, was on Tuesday morn
ing last.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-20
MARRIED.

At the American House. Jefferson by Rev THOMAS OLIVER,
the It'll inst, Asa BLAKgLY to Miss SARAH E. TCckERr
both Of Ashabula.
In Jefferson October 3d. BY Rev. A. D. o1s, Mr. HESRY
FAssETT Of AshabulA to Miss MARIA L. JONES' OF Jefferson
In Geneva October l0,h by Rev L. Andress Mr.. EDWARD
J. WILDER to Miss MARY c. HENRY, both Of Jefferson
In Kinesyle, Aug. 10Th, by Rev. c. & Hatch, Mr. SILAs
WLDER Of Conneaut to Mrs BErsEY SKNSER, Of Kingsvie
By the Same Oct l1th, Mr.. MARVIN REED Of Illinois, to
Miss AMY c. KENNEDY, Of Kingsyille
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-20
DIED..

At New Lyme lst 2sth ycar HARRIET. wife Of
Norman Taylor.
In Monroe Oct 9th, Mrs PRscLLA STARKs aged 50 years
In Andover Oct sth Mrs. MARY SPooSER, wfo Of Elder
Joshua Spooner in the 43d year Of her after illness
of Eve days leaving three small children and infant to mourn
her loss
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-20

NRIGHBoRuooD REcIPRooITY.--The Ashtabu-
Ia Wide Awake Club, some IS or 80 strong,
paid visit on Saturday evening last to their
brethren of the sterling and patriotic little town
Of Kingsville to join in jubilation over the
recent elections. We found the central portion
OF the village in blaze of excitement and
glory. Bonfres, pithout let or hindrance the
ringing Of the several bells OF the village, the
booming Of artillery, the illumination Of dwell
iDgs. the brilliant array Of torches, and the
stirring strains of we'll trained and excellent
band, were among the indications of bilarity and
rejoicing. The Ashtabula Club mustered half
mile out, and lighting their torches, formed in-
TO line, headed both by their own fife and drums,
and also by our village band, we're met by the
KiDgsyile Wide Awakes, and handsomely es-
corted into the village. and stationed upon the
square. Soon the approach of the Conneaut
Club, numbering so torches, was heard, aud
they in like manner received and escorted 10 the
same place. The combined clubs, 200 in NAM
Der, made an imposing spectacle, as they passed
through their beautiful aud intricate evolutions,
preparatory to getting into lire, aud dividing off
for supper - AS there was no hall in the village
suitable for feeding such q number together the
emergency had been met by the very judicious
and pleasant arrangement of assigning to each
citizen 8. 10, or 20, according TO his accommo-
dations, who at once took charge of the detach-
uent, and provided for their temporal wants in
manner that ELECTED an expression of general
satisfaction aud pleasure, and which had the ef-
feet to establish afeeliBg of friendliness between
citizens of The three several neigbboring towns.
The landlord Of the SurIine House not only
lighted up his front, and gave up his dining
room for public table, but spread private
table for his family and special friends. 1t was
TO his courtesy and hospitality we are Indebted
for our treucher enjoyments. SURLINE is q
trump and Of course steady republican AT
Ter supper, the companies organized, formed in
TO procession, and marched through the princi-
pal streets Of the village, exercised on the COM
mon, and at length formed in hollow square,
and were addressed successfully BY Prof HAY
WOOD, W. B. CHAPLAIN, and more briefly by
other gentlemen, when leave was taken, and all
started for home. The occasion was one which
our young men will recollect with pleasure, and
enhanced respect and regard for the citizens of
Kingsvills, who acquitted themselves with SO
much generous hospitality and kindness
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-20

e ERRATA--We stated last week that J. S.
BLYrH was Orderly and Treasurer of the w. A
Club, we did not intend to make bridge Of
friend DICKS nose, by no means. NJ. G. DICK
is Paymaster Of the club, by due appointment.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-20

AcKNowLEDGMENT.-W are indebted to the
Sentinel for the official abstract CT the county
vote, which may be found in this paper
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-20

Wide .4,Cdke !
NEW GOODS AT CITY PRICES !
Robertson
Is receiving and opening very large and choice stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
among which DO found many now and desirable styles of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
Embroidered Fancy and BrocAds Mohars Fancy and Jse
guard Poplins, that for Price can't be beat
Printed and Plain heriuoes,
DelAines,
Parmettos
Plaids all woo',
Stripe SazonJ
5000 yds Prints, all prices, from TO 81 cents
Silks,
brought to Ashiabua. Cali and look at them ''''
Cloths
Csssimeres, SatiDetts
Ladies' Cloths, Farmers Cassimeres
Kentucky Jeans, and large assortment Of Yestinss,
Bought for Cash. and will be sold for Pay at prices that will
Ny Hosiery and Glove Department is r well selected and
very Cheap
Baskets full OF
Ladies' Dress Trimmings,
which will sell at cost
DoMEsTICs,
shcelingN
Cotton FlannCla
Denims,
shipo%
Tl&ins'..
DC, &c, SO
Shaw1sS
100 shav Broeha Long and Square Black siE, Bay State
CheDele all Of which viii be sold cheap Also INV
Groceries, Hardware,
Crockery, Hats & Caps.
And thousand other things which cannot euumete Bp
all Of which offer at the very lowest Prices that nam
ed In this market
Now, Mr. Editor you call a moderate man. an old Fory
and all that but you will just step in II don't brush You
est Wide Awakes in the whole regiment III DON'T Pm in for
the Oysters. That's all.
AshtAbula, october 10, 1860.
BOOTS & SHOES.-l5OO pairs Boots
ID and Shoes, just received, which offer rs per cent
him on and JNO. P. RoBERTsoN.
OUTER WANTED | - The highest
IL market pIiee will be paid IN CASH, for
Good. Sweet Nice Butter,
1'1sSl's Aug {, issS. 500 '' PRENTICE OSBORN.
RUTTBR WANTED. - The highest
80. 1a0s briss win be paid for Sgt.r n s5sAAsSs FOR
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-20

Royal Arch Masons, Of the state of Ohio, at
their session in this city, last week, elected the
following officers for the ensuing year /:
Harvey Vinal, Springfield NJ L G w p.
Peter Thatcher, Sr Cleveland D GWP.
Joshua A Riddle, Wellsville, G King.
Leaudcr Firestone. Wooster, G Scribe.
Isaac Copelen Cincinnati G. Treasurer
John Caldwell, G. Secretary.
The Grand Council OF Royal and Select Mas
ters of the state of Ohio at their session in this
city, last week elected the following officers, for
the ensuing year
Charles Kiefer, Dayton, T III. Gr Puissant.
Jacob Y Cantwell, Mansfield, Ill. D Gr Puis-
SAINT.
James S Reyes, McConnelsville, CIR Th Ill.
Stith Sullivan, Dayton CIR P G Work
Timothy b Fisher Marion, Or Capt Guard.
Isaac Copelen, Cincinnati, CIR Treasurer
John D Caldwell Cincinnati, CIR Recorder
Zachariah Council, Now Holland, CIR Chap.
lain.
james Caldwell, GAINESVILLE Or Steward
Joseph Covert, Cincinnati, CIR Sentinel
Gs- DR.. w. ". BLourox, Oculist and
Aurst of much experience. is now stopping at
the Westield House, where he may be consult.
ed on all diseases Of the eye and ear, both medi-
cal aud surgical. He comes to us we'll recomend-
ed from Physicians aud others of high standing,
as being man of great skill in treatment of
these organs, and we believe the afflicted may
place the utmost confidence n his opinion and
practice as Opthalmic and Aural surgeon. We
therefore wonld advise all laboring under dis
eases of tbe eye and ear, to call and consult him
at an early period.--Westfeid Republican.
NFWe ore glad to see disposition on the
part Of the Manufacturers in this country to ex-
eel in quality and OF consumers to purchase the
best in the market, especially in the articles
which enter into the food of man. We are led
to the above remarks since having the pleasure
of eating some very nice white biscuit, made
from Herrick Aliens Gold Medal Saleratus-
Our better-balf pronounces it the best she ever
saw Try it. Most all the Grocers and many
Druggists sell it.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-20

FREs.-The Kingsville Woolen Mill situated
just east of the village, and occupied by A.
CRowrHER & SOSs, was destroyed by fire on
Wednesday evening last, with a considerable
amount of cloth in the process of manufacture.
The Ere took from the furnace. No insurance.
Loss some $4,000 or $4,000, which falls princi-
palIy upon s. s. & s. @. OSBORN.
We hear Of one or two barns in the neigh.
borhood Of Madison, on the lake shore, having
been burned on the night previous to the above
said to have been fired by design.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-20

ASDovER A#AkRzThe Republicans Of An
dover manifested their attachment to the Union
and it's integrity. on Saturday night last, by an
enthusiastic demonstration, and the formation
of a Wide Awake club, With the following Of
6cers. to-Wit:
Col S. O. Merrill, Captain.
J. 3. Morles, First Lieutenant.
g. ii. Black, Second Lieutenant.
A. Z. Houghton, Orderly Sergeant.
j. K. Snow, President.
+. +. F +. 1tSeS 1iiePnau. Vice Presidents.
j. N. Wight, Secretary.
]. s. Morley, Treasurer.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-20

Roberts
Hshss mis- hsst how to tls People Of
.qSHTaBULA COUNTY,
ra lnr's' them. ens and an ssvsraiy and jointly 70
Call and Examine his
Splendid Stock Of New Goods,
sssuiins them that thsrs v
ENOUCH FOR ALL,
Sad ThA' hs has nO got be can supply on short notice
Particular Attention
is requested to ,h' srsa, variety of
Dress Goods,
comprising ~ grades frOm ho loves, to tie besl sud
70 which additions arc constantly making sief which
sHAwLs AND CLOAKs,
Of which no has ths
bargesl StOek u .ashta6plu County
Any other two houses in the County, and means 10
dosble bis Sales this year. Consequently
Prices are Very Low,
and tS ptcsOnt stock must be closed putin ths,y days
ROBERTS HAS
HOOP SKIRTS ENoUGH
to hoop as whole county. and So cheap tia, lndis.
eahnst afford 10 do without tAerL
ROBERTS has al the varieties Of
LADIES' WORSTED HOODS,
Which he is anxious to get rid Of to make room for
RoBERrs has great VARIETY of
Gloves and Hosiery,
that wiz be sold cheap.
Roberts has all kinda Of
Yankee Notions and Fancy Fixings.
at low prices. Among othOr things the style Of
Gold Bells for Ladies,
Roberts has as usual the best Stock Of
DOMESTIC GOODS
n tAs D:tshbOrhO0d and can't begin to onumerats all
the kinds.
Roberts has ssst rate assortucut Of
CLOTHS and CASSIMERES,
for sale vary low ky sio yard or VIII mako up garments
to order, siving sustOmsn a choice Of TARats.
Roberts hAa good Stock Of
URdershirts and Drawers,
al low prices.
FInbeEta has large StOek Of Ma.
Calico by the pound.
NoE IL The uns 10 make up yoss beA Suats Come
and get thsn while they asO ffesh.
FloSsrss has large siOCasi
Floor OH Cloths,
Of al he WtdthS and At low aguTess
OK course Roberts has the srgsss and best stOOs "
CrOckery and China WoreI
bstwesn Erie and Cleveland. He always has Come
and buy sett or single piece, and judge for yoUsah
m 70 the ChCapness
hobSfts has ssiec. Stool 81
FAMILY GROCERIES
Or ell Who msy wanh
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-20

James Caldwell, GAINESVILLE, Gr Steward
Joseph B Covert, Cincinnati, CIR Sentinel.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-17
sw aps aaia Gssstut gasday ,oruns yaauasu IT, 1860

Nixon &co---l do Byrne, Vance &co--2 pkgs mdse
4 Syme keo--4 i do Levi &co-suntlries to order
Total l4s5 bales cotton.
n F0uRCIE-peF steamer Music-ls hhds sugar
Ie5 bbls nolasses g Sabatier- 10 hhds sugar ISL
bbls molasses hf do Foley, Avery &eo--25 hhds
sugar H Tete &eo-.s0 90 so hbls moiasses to A D
Kelly &co--50 do West Renshaw a. Cammack--
III bbls molasses + ] DaSilya &c--s0 bbIs moiasses
FeIlowes Aco--s5 hhds sugar w h d Urquhart--s
IA 36 half bbls molassss Lobit 81 Charnantier-52
bbls nolasses Roman y Kernion-- 80 hhds sugar 50
Ibis rnolasses q Shift &eo-- 40 hhds sugar q Kock
~ do Io7 hf bbls molasses Al Gordon ir--3s hhds
sugar IS bbls mollasses to j Nv Bnrbridre &co--lO
hhds sugar Augustin d Thibeanit- IS bbls mulasses
Trosolair d Haydel--u 40 to ORDER bales moss
& Eoudrean-aa mt bbls Trosclair n Haydel-l0l
do Leblanc bale hides + Surle-4l bills sugar
A Haydei--4l do Lobit q Gharpantier--s do i bbls
molasses J W mass -sundries to order Total All
hhds sugar bbls do 596 bbls molasses ITO BIZ bbIs
melasses.
MACON & TENSAS-Per steamer Indanola-
liz bales cotton Nelson Geo--5o do Rotchford.
Brown &eo-1 H Gilly &co- % ] Watt &co-3 RW
Estlin Gco--M ellis, Ferguson &co-S Vaudeville
& MclIhenny--9 NJ GreenWood--1a Wright Il Allen
Ill R Nugent &eo-205 Buckner, Stanton is New
man-1so5 sacks cotton seed to Kelsey & Potter
l400 and sundries to order-TotaI 1896 bales cotton
ATTAkApAs-Per steamer I D Hine-20 hhds.
sugar. d D kelfy~-9O bbls molasses, j + Wyche &
Coo hhds sugar. Darby Trimolet---b hhds
sugar, 20 do, bbls. cistern bottom, bbls Syrup
HAYNES 4 Sandefs--20 hhds sugar, j " Gourdanl
l02 bhIs molasses A d Deiter-12 bbls molasses
Perkins e COZ hhds sugar. 20 hbls molasses.
Hewitt, Norton y Go-40 hhls molasses, 80 half do,
R0bt Harris bhls molasses, Lane, Satter & Co
hid sugar Leonard, Fash Il Colo hhtis sugar
10 bbls molasses, Martin Gordon, jr--l Dbl sugar
W. H Mel ain--3 hbls molasses Aby q Catching
Totat--l47 hhds sugar, $50 bbls molasses. so half
do, Dbl sugar, and sundres to order
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-17

co--S w Sizer---W r Stockholm Spear--J \
Simonds kco- r s;proule &co--Al Smith Turmoil
Thornhill &co-T itterton q MageeJ Thur
her-E HI Fairchild &co-- Turcotte Il Blanchard
Thele b seiler-W G Thompson leo Talon Y
Jackson Thompson 4 Rarnes--G A Trowbridge
kco-B Turpin-Tirrel q Bates--P Tricou y Sons
- Todd Taylor, Knapp &eo-W Urqnhart
Geo II Vinten-Yose u West--W Jackson Eco
Warren Halle Z Werckmnller-J Wright &co
- Wilson & Pomroy --Warneken, Kirchoff &co--
III Williams &co--Wolff Bros-W goldman h Bement
p P Werlein-Thos i White A Whiting &co-
Wood, Milteeherger &co--S N elmer att u Noble
II Watt Geo-J O Woodruff tEeo--A Weber &co
Watkins & Homan-C Weishaar-J d Wasson-,
@ Yale jr Geo. Young Mems Christian Association
order. %
INDIANOLA AND GALyESTON-Per steam.
ship 0rizaba--H bales cotton to A d Kelly &co-~
II do pritchard & Flowers do w zacharie AGO
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-17

Memoranda. II
Vesseisin port at ApalachicoIa, 18th inst--Brit
ship Alabama, Cochran Brit ship Medina, starke;
ship Forest City, Tyler; ship Old Dominion, Full
toni Brit ship Portland, 0gg Brit ship Brothers
Pride, Mcintyre j; ship Ocean Star, Brown: Brit
ship Jane, Pennington; ships Jenny Lind, LARA
bee Louisa Hatch, BARTLETT; Ionian, Wade; R NJ
Mills, slnrges !; banks Dacotah, Cleaner, Equity,
Gieun, and Walthan, and schrs r Palmer and j 4
Minor
Aa-Gapt Roberts, Of the schr Keeling, from
Minatan. 7th inst reports left in port the follow
ing vessels Am brig .Jochin, and Am schr Helena
loading for N York Am sehr RoxbHry to lead at
Tonola for a I Belgian brig Dorathy, waiting
French bark Emeline q Josephine, ready for sea,
hound 70 Bordeaux Brit bark Mary Miller, ready,
/ for London.
/ Capt Roberts also reporth that the British brig
4 Exter, loaded with mahogany, and bound 10 Lon
don, was cast away on the 26th Dec, in heavy
norther of Tonola, about rs miles East Of Minatit-
Ian Bar The vessel was d total loss No life lost.
spoken.
VI BY Capt Cooper, of the bark amanda Smear fin
Boston, on the 9Th inst, off Sand Kew schr Queen
Mobile. 49, = - y
q BY Capt Roberts, Of the schr Keeling. on
sne ~ I'm lsssl w at long 9o2 schr RaWns,
II. II fin new 7 orkr bound TO Franklin, La
ia Exports.
HslVRE Per ship Peeuot-sIlo bales cotton 5oe
90 hdls hides. @9sssl. Ivy
II TRIESTE Per ship Lancashire--lso4 bales col
81, r. ton pkgs rndse. - N
Ior LIVERPOOL. Per ship VenuB-35Ia bales !
ha Cotton. $50 :
HAyRE Per bark Fanny Ealsr--l244 hale
~ cotton. $50 Is
d, BOSTON Per bark Ida Kilaball - 1912 bali
ND cotton
81 BOSTON Per bark Eilen--4ss bales cotton
AZ bbls whisky 57a hides.
y MALAGA-per bark Industrial --14oe bales Ct
ton 8 cases InslSe.
~ BOSTON Per bark Aegean 1921 bales cottol
i'll
nn Imports.
n INDIAN0LA and GALVESTON Per steanasl
s n Chaa Margan-ST bales eetton W s Donaeil &et
81 III de- Tarieton, Whiting u Tulls--a2 head cattle
II g Wilkins &ee Total 81 bales cotton.
10. NEW YORK VIA HAVANA--per stearnsl
o Empire City--asserfed mdse.
ApALAGHIG0LA-- Per steamship Florida
ay haies cotton Wood Il Low cases tobacco III
III ers, Maodaii Aeo2 do q d Metcaif &co-I do
~ Post 4 Mas pkgs mase Ridgill, Dennis geo.
~. w bxs DO Farley. Jureg &eo--i0 cases tobacco
4 s., Mitfheil2 pkgs mdse Wood y LoW-sandries
HI order.
nil TUsP AN--per schr Jacinta--1la,0 75 lbs sue
mi 20 a Q EfugAiere.
NINA TIIlahN- Per aehr D Keeling ID