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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-06-08
The Cattle Plague.


We have heretofore Published full
particulars Of the prevalence of the
plague among the cattle in New
Governor Banks, at the
request of the State Board OF Agri-
culture, has called an extra session
oi the Legislature, OF Massachusetts,
to consider the matter, which met
yesterday. In view oi the largo and
important cattle interests Of Ohio
and the West, and upon consultation
with leading Agriculturists OF Ohio,
Governor Dennison has appointed
Meesrs. John II. Klippart, Sullivan
ID. Harris, and Doctor r. Thompson,
to proceed to the districts of New
England infected by the disease, and
report on the following points, viz ;
1st. Ascertain the history of the
introduction Of the Pleuro Pauemo.
MA, or "cattle plague" into New
England. Ascertain fully the dag
nosis OF the disease, by personal
inspection Ct diseased cattle.
! 2d. Ascertain fully, by persona
inspection. the morbid anatomy o
the affected parts; and attend at
many post mortem examinations as
may be either necessary or convent.
ent.
81. Ascertain what effect, If any
and what kind OF medical treatment
has been administered. Ascertain
also what sanitary measures Lave
been adopted, and with what sue
cess; also what measures have beer
determined upon to arrest tao pro
gress OF the disease. Determine a
accurately rs may he the manner o
injection or communication OF thi
disease flom one animal or herd Il
another.
4th. Collect statements OF tn
progress of tho disease, and the act
ion and results OF the committee
appointed by the recent Legisl .turc
OF Massachusetts and Connecticut.
The gentlemen appointed on thi
commission are well known in thi
community as scientific and practica
men, vino tako II deep interest il
whatever concerns our agriculture
affairs, and we doubt not their repor
will be thorough and satisfactory
The Farmers Of the state, aud es
pecially all who are connected wit
the cattle trade, will look for thei
report with deep interest. Il OH
State Journal.
WAslINGroN, May Goth. - Tn
Douglas men are greatly slarne
, by the news from Georgia, whic
indicates that tho attempt to sen
Douglas delegates to Baltimore lrol
2 that state, will not be successful
Tho proposition there is to compron
,, ise on Seymour, OF New York.
I Winslow, Of North Carolina. 1t
daily becoming evident that Dough-
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-06-08

Attorney nd Counsellor at Law,
FINDLAY, OHIO
ONCE above A. Langworthy's Drug Store
next to ii. Newelps.
october al, 1859.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-06-08
Death from II Ruttlesnakc's bite.

On Friday morning last, daugh.
ter OF Xavier Meyer, who resides
on farm about nine miles North
west from EI Paso, came to her
death under the most distressing
circumstances. She was out in the
yard near the house, on Thursday
evening. when she was bitten in
the foot by a rattlesnake. She
Immediately ran into tho house and
gave tho alarm, when 6ne OF the
members Of the family was dispatch.
in all hasteto Pamela ior Physician,
who was told the circumstances of
the case. The Physician said he
wonld come and prescribe for the
girl, and the messenger rcturned.-
After Whiting some time, and the
Physician not arriving, another mes
senser was dispatched after him
He again promised TO come, and the
messenger returned. After again
waiting Tor the Ply sician Tor some
time. the friends concluded he did
uot intend to come at all, and dis
patched another messenger to El
Paso, a distance OF nine miles, for
another Physician, who made all
haste to the residence Of Mr. Meyer.
Oh his arrival there, ho y ever, he
found all his endeavors to save the
girl were unvailing. Death ended
her sutfcrings on the following
Thursday. The FL Paso Physician
gives it as his opinion that had
medical assistance been procured in
time, her life could have been saved
|. without doubt. Mr.. Meyer residcc
in this city about nine years, an,
removed to his farm about four year
. since. While here he was Cabine
maker. The snake by which the cir
was bitten was about six inches long
and is supposed to have been les
than year old. The deceased wa
fifteen years old and was n sister in
law of Mr.. Adolph Beesman, of thi
city, from whom we have the fact
as he has given them. That ther
should be bitter feeling OH the par
OF the friends, towards the Panol
Physician, is not to be wondered at
|
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-06-08

Then Democratic suckers had
better lot 60 the public teat.-[ Cleoe.
land Herald.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-06-08

NATURES ASSISTANT
IN DIR. +. ID. SOPER, would respectfully
announce that he has permanently located ~
Findlay, where he will attend TO all calls IN his
Profession. ,
81 ONCE in Colts Block, formerly occupied
by DR.. Armstrong. january Is, lS60.
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December 8, ls59..~ttf
60 -
4 4. .N 4 ID SNIIEIL,

90 y. ~ \. ID. SMITH,
-. FASHION, ABLE TAILORS,
.lIeiodsOn Budding g--up' stairs,
FISDLAy, ONO.
81 Directly over Rothchilds Clothing store.
May 4th, lS60.-tly
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-06-08

I'M. w. II. BALDWIN has removed his
IL Office to room over II. Newell s store.
November 1, lsjS.-lttl
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-06-08
DALMER Il BOPE,
ATTORNEYS Al LAW,

Have permanently located al Fnday, Hancock
county, Ohio, where they viii promptly nj
tend 10 any business OF their profession en-
trusted to their care.
J. A. Bope. having formerly resided and
practiced law ut Lancaster. ONO, viii attend
to any legal business IN Fairfield county.
Oilice over Green's Drug store, Immediately
opposite the Courthouse, Main street.
j. NJ. PALMER,
j. A, BOPE,
r,r
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-06-08

RODERT D. HUHD' VHEhI U1t IsUH
ITURD ~ CHURCH, General Collecting
Ill Agents, will promptly attend to the col,
lection of claims of all kinds, In Hancock and
Adjoining counties. o,,,.,
RgfRREscgs.-Judgew whiteley; c. W, o'Neal,
ESQ.,; Wheeler Il Bros.
srOaice-Second door Dixon House BLOCK,
corner room. [Aug. &, ls5s.-ly
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-06-08

The enthusiasm for Lincoln is like
the Milk-Sickness.
TEOI,,,bus Syotes,ana
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-06-08

The prospect for apples, ID good.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-06-08

EDISON COLT. EZRA BROWN. HENRY BROWN
~ OFT & BROwv, Attorneys and COun.
" sellors at Law, and General Collecting
Agents, win give prompt attention to all bus
ness entrusted to their care.
OFPIcE-Second story Of "Head Quarters
Block, fret door north Of Reeds Hotel, FIJI dlay,
Hancock county, Ohio. lDoc. "a, 6s.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-06

Sa,,le Ia,ain1s. unsurpassed and TN i passei-
ger packet John 4. Qutnan, Capt joan W. Cam
non, commander, Messrs. T. Z. Shaw and William
Armstrong, clerks, leaves at o'eloo' this evening
for the above and I'LL intermediate landings. The
cabin Of the Luitman Is most mr. qsae and elegant
structure aud is most beautifully furnished and ap-
pointed. The speed staunehfe' - and safety q she
puitman are beyond qnesnorl, and in regularly
and reliability, she excels.
Issro,ar, us. Aail a,rt foy Memphis 1d-etdg.
The fleet and large pass engcr packet lngoinaf'
Capt. Joe. u. Clarke, cevamander, Bob linseh, II,
clerk, leaves At o'clc.t this evening for Memfnls
and tie bends. conMspting at Memphis With the
Memphis and Charleston, and Memphis and Vhlo
Railroads, for all iNoints North and East Fassen-
gers can procure shr0ugh tickets ny APPLYING 70
Mr.. ]. 4. FrcliA, agent under the 81. tharies
motel
Heodfas1 - Louisrale. The large aEd superb
passenger packet Woodford. Capt. Moses Irwin,
commander, seaves at O'Clock this evening,
panetaalIy md without fail, for Louisville and way
Essidings. Fer cabin il spacious, her staterooms
large aud comfortable. her speed well established,
and her ssannchness of build aud the reliability,
prudencesand skill of her officers beyond question.
Capt. Irwin her commander, is always in personal
charge cs his noble craft, and Mr. Joseph Benedict
is the oSliging and correct clerk in charge Of the
Office. Ho for Louisville on the Weodford this
eyenist,.
Fiea. Ton for Cincinnati. The steamer Fred
Iron, Captain W. I. Dunning commander, Mr.
g. Eieldeiday. clerk, leaves at s o'clock this
evening for Cincinnati and way points. She ha:
Evers comfortable passenger Accommodations, ana
| will leave positively rs above
III. IA. Russell for 81. L0n5s and Missouri Ranel'
ALI 5 o'clock this evening the very light draft pas
ssnser packet ". H. Russell, Capt. J. Kinney
commander, Mr.. r. Porter clerk, leaves fer 81
4 Louis, Brunswick, Kansas, and all intermediate
landings on the Missouri river. She has eNcelien
I passenger accommodations, and her reputation fol
speed and safety is second to no boat on the river
| We commend her and her worthy officers to pas
sengers bound up the river to-day.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-06
Exports.

NEW FORK VIA HAvANA--Per steamship
Moses Taylor-For New York, 5s4 bales cotton sou
bbIs howr 20 bbls cotton seed oil % pkgs mdse.
For Havana, IS ties hams 200 ties lard 80 do talloW
is pkgs mdse
Y INDlANOIA and GALyESToN-Per steamship
Texas-S57 seks corn 500 bbls flour I0U Dds WIS
ky is cls bacon l73 pkgs mdse
LIvERPooL--Per ship Theodore-26s6 bales OF
cotton 367 bbls rosin.
LIvERPO0L-Per ship Delgany-s52l bales Of
cotton 5000 slaves
LIyERPooL-Per ship f 1850 bales cotton.
LTyERPO0L-Per ship Elizabeth--l975 bales
cotton IA 400 stages
IIvERPO0L-Pe ship S Knapp-ls95 bales Of
cotton 140 hhds tobacco, etc
IIyERPo OL-per ship Princeton-2Tis bale Of
cotton
ANTWERP ship City Of Bath-2039 bales
cotton IA hhds tobacco
BORDEAUX Per ship South Carolina COZ bals
cotton I34,76D slaves
NEW YORK-Per ship Galena-49t bales cotton
776 lhds sugar 5l7 bbls molasses 80 hhds tobacco
81 bales moss 1888 tics beef 81 bales rope cuttings
95 pkgs mdse
BoSToN--Per ship Liberty-l109 bales cettor
IS rolls leather 81 pkgs mdse
HAyRE-Per ship w Butcher-ll20 bales cotton
l0,S00 slaves
GENOA AND CIvETA vECCHIA-Per bark
COiom0O--5ld linus t0paCce % baleS Cotlou W us
rosin 1900 staTes
HAVAEA-Per brig Mary Means-lO0o empty
barrels
SISAL AND CAAIPEA CHY-Pers ehr Arrogante
200 bbls -four l6 bbls potatoes ~ bbls onions
bbs apples G6 ties lard 40 kegs butter s bSs cheese
20 bXs candles aud snndries
BALThIoRE-Pe schr Tiger--l0e half 900 bbls
molasses
MoBH.E-Pcr schr Fanny 90 bbls -four so bbls
whisky 80 bxs candles 50 SEEKS bran 3l2 scks corn
$50 scs oats
PENSACOLA schr Lizzie Meziok--lo bbls
pork bbls whisky l6 bbls -four u scs oats 3S4 dc
earn and sundres
PENsAC oLA--Per schr Mayo bbls whisky AZ
bbls tour 10 hf bbls molasses 25S scks corn and
suRdries
NEW YoRK-Per schr Il Bates--so5 hhdz snga1
3la.hbs molasses 81 tcslard 1910 hides and sun
dries.
PENSACOLA schr Anna Belle---A bbls
-four 800 scks corn u pkgs furniture.
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Railroads
N. O., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.

| N. o., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON, February 4, ls6o-5s bales cotton to
warren, Gilmore &eo-t29 do Thornh &eo-ll4
Gutrer, Harrison &co- 10l Byrne, Vance &co-g2
l'ayne HarrisDn-a7 Il l. Adams &eo-2l Lewis
y Ogiesby-52 Mcfarland Barksdale-45 Wright
Allen-2l Carroll Hny &co-23Goleman, Britton
y Withers--5l do Slaughter, Smith a. Shotwell-i9
Thompson Il Clark 81 Friedlander 4 Gerson--2+
Ably \ Catchng-55 Murphy, Sykes &oo-f5 Wins
ton, Morrison tco--24 Block McAtee &co-l3 do
Allison, Pattisen &eu--6J II Groves &tn--32 Hard
ing, AhhaY Morehead-- AS Patton, Smith Put
nam-l5 I II NJ Allen Sco-l9 do Holloway ~
Lonsdale4a a ] ruly &eo-22 Gien, sniedes &en
- Mtkletoy y Bradlord-sl Watt &eo-7 tiilas
pie Brewer &co-2 Gampb II & Stfnn9-5J z HAr
die Sefi-9 hliersrn Conway &cn=-2 do Cleveland
aros NGo-S NJ ID Cooper .Nco-2 A II May &eu-4
] n hhorer &ea-l do ale.einore, Rayburn ac0-i
j Boyd &eo-f0tal 1928 bales cotton.
FuNTGuARrRAlN.
M0HII.E-Per steamer Cuha-Isi balcs cotton 10
Fuller. Douglas &co--iHa do IN uflgr-l9 Tarlciaa,
hitting " Initis-3 Winston, Morrison Nco-i halls
aldsa=J Connolly &e0-atadries 10 otder--fotil "a
ba,es cotton
n. a., oPElousts AND GREAT WESTERN.
BRASitEAR CITY, Feb 4--:l4 blls molasses
h,fls sugar West, Rellsh2w Accommodates Ihs
aeolasses Etesetieh Scu--a0 10 Foley. Avery
Afo=s'l las sugar Wright & Aile1l--a1 do do Eel
1QWes aeo--l2aP Eobirs Cbarpunfef-j6 do Bel
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-06
aw eea a Gsesnt cripple sase awaadsy gpnn february g. 1860

stein aud lady, Miss Patterson, Miss Howell, Mrs
WMtaker, Mrs Stuart Miss Bassest, Miss vaphiber
Clark, Wyrnan, Smith, Patterson, Brooks, Given,
Owen III Hagen and svt, Coleman, BPington Mar
tin Br Moore. Newiar, Curtis, Brother Spars, Nc
Allissar, Shaifar, Eastman, Rafael, Sanders, FiR,
Crockett IL on deck.
Pes schr Clifton. I'm Kingston, jas in cabin
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sbippiag snttIlIgeate.
Crescent orrieg, No. 10 Camp Street.
We. Monday Morning. FEB. .. Isl
Cleared saturday.

Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Texas. Wilson, for ndianoia via Calves
steamship Moses Taylor, Griffin ny Ney y York S via
ship Princeton, Bell, for Liverpool,
'7'''f' - Baxter, Lowell &co
Brit Ship Theodore, Hughes, for LiSe,rRool ~
Mcdonnell Il Reed
Brit ship Elizabeth Gillespie for Liverpool, IN
g :. & --es. u - Ashbridge & Nephew
Ship Shepherd Knapp, York, for Liverpool,
Creeyy & Farwen
slip south Carolina ksmpton, fer Bordeaux, l.
Ship Galena, Learitt, for New York,
Ship Liberty, Atkins, for Boston, s
Sandman Bark christoSero Colombo, Antola, for
- ~ Baxter Lowell SEQ
Bark Washington Butcher, Collins ter h iae
Bark Mary Means, Tibatts for Havana, :,
Cfeevy & FafWel
Mex sehr Arrogante, Escalza, for sisal and Cam
schr F f Eeazie, for Baltimore, -. :
schr Eseline Bates, Patterson, for New York, :,
Greeyy Farwell
sehr Anna Belle, Wade, for Pensacola, Master
schr Fanny, Thompson, ror Mobile, L Fash Acc
Sehr Lizzie Mezick, johnson, for Pensacola,
schr May, johnson, for Pensacola, IA Johnson
Arrived Saturday.
Ship Potomac, Reed from Liverpool Dec 18th, to
Gainmack Y Conyerse--pont
Brig Triton, Buisson, 5 days i'm Havana, to AVIAN.
dano Bfos--2d dist 10.
Schr Euphemia, Morton, Is days fin New York, to
masterpoint.
@ Arrivals at the caronaelet Canal.
Schr Decide, I'm Bonfouca
Schr Col Bliss, I'm Amite river.
Schr Matilda, I'm Black River.
sehr Robert, I'm Biloxi.
Schr doe Elmer, fin Biloxi.
Steamboats,.
PASSPORT, Woods, I'm Nashville.
Cora Anderson, BDfinger, fin st Louis.
Moro. Woodland, I'm Camden.
Home, Wood, FIN Black River.
Cuba, Hopkins. FIN Mobile
Lizzie Simmons, Kirk, I'm Camden.
Roht Watson, Smoker, I'm Red River.
Red Chief No { shnte, Bayou Bartholomew.
r w MeRae, Tobn, I'm Ouaehita River.
Sallie Robinson Powers, FIN Jefferson.
Towboat Yankee, Williams I'm the Passes--toWed
down and to sea on the 3lst ulfino. ships
Plus Ultra, L " Arndt and Fanny Fern
came up Light
Towboat Music MeLelland m the Passes-towed
down and 10 sea on the 3D. instant, ships
Primera and Harriet-eame up light.
Towboat Thos McDanies. Pinnegar, fn the Passes
went down liglt4brought up ship Potomac
brig Triton ana sehr Euphemia.
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Memoranda.

~ The ship Thetis and bark Maria went to
sea on the slst ait.
As- Captain 0sterson, Of the brig Toccoa, from
Matanzas, reports left in port brig Hope, Simpson,
to sail on LIST INST, for this port. Also brig Belle
Bernard, Cses Coombs, for thir port.
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: " y T VI.
FOR L0uESVfLi E--,fIIE EsIssEn-
IT, b reilaf r4eg "a pick4l AIlfDGfisI II a5
naEe FL icaFe for tu4ls9fl lie nd III ii 5zt1,
tts ''t1hss - ab3fe f9f flight pls4oge
FfRFifNfUs G. BENFzEf=
Advertising tgsg+
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Leaves on TtstsD ~. ia -iu.f st5IyN
NIEnipgiIst s&J. ESs3As nI5rr,

re- rsarbsF-Fgf AsHIG& Hf4i I5g 1851 ,-sf'. H.
la7i5l t9a''rgtt packet Ed j. Ga y, Bower r5i
hsssf4 rrs Ntl e ralE N atrpIsa ps&t mt yi,t5sr
9;H,ups az ~ f!7t y tiirod Eet. nu1 leave lt ~ 5ts 3
agply On hoEtd "
HlRGINlus, C. DESTIEt4
~ a.. - .t6,ufiDs Agent.
aftanFAe ard White EeGs np Memphis lit6 liz I'M
aHd Ghsesioa iigitEsGd AID slpcl0E laeke,s gr S. li
louisville, ~ &
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-06
Passenger.

Per steamship eitss Morgan, from Iaaianola and
estS,lts el Sparks and niece Kew Sherfatt and
lasy lt laskeli, iady and child, Mrs Peel aud SIS
fef Mrs isifchass and chill, AIrs Beaumont Catn
and iaty, AiFs HI, Ara aagee, Mrs Neil. Rodeu,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-06
STEAMBOATS,.
Arriyes. Yesterday.

Steamship Ghas Morgan, T.awless, from Indanoia
and Galveston to q b Payne--lst dist.
Steamship Desoto, Buoeh, from New York I'D
ult, via Havana % inst, to Jas oonnoly Geo
LIST dist.
Ship Celestial Empire, Pierce 40 days from Liver
pool, to Baxter, Lowell &co-point.
Ship Juventa, Young, 30 days from Boston, to W
Dewey &co--point
Bark Grace Hammond, Mahoney, 20 days I'm Bos.
ton, to w ] Dewey AGO : lst dist "a.
Bremen bark Il Deius, Herboth, I'm Rio de Janeiro,
to II w Sehwartz-lst dist %.
Bark Windward, Emerson, is days FIN New York,
to G w Hynson &eo-lst dist II
Brig Toccea, Olterson, 5 days from Matan2as, to
Godenbow Lesparre- dist 20.
schr Vermont, Fargo, u days FIN Wilmington. N G
to master-point.
schr Clifton, Mccormick days FIN Kingston, (Ja)
to d Pignolo AGO.
sehr Helena Burns 2 days fin Fish River to mas
ter-basin.
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FOR ATTAKA PAS
: Leavr<=4o TUESDAY. Feb. :, NJ 81. NJ.
NINIA lhIa ., ~. raIrIt.a

Leaves m An itit4Y. Iilh iHSt.. Al . r. A.
FOR ATTAISApAS VIA PLAQUE
IT. "a 'rn4-t he giil tteHnrr hay
tflAffttdlaB He, Abe sfah, Muster. will ,buet
.-zsss ,klt eight aud passengers for 81. MGfhhple
Neg tte h, afneieis, Gbafsnton. franklin Gener9a Pat
tesouVill Bayou Berf MD all itegmeiae landings The
For further pat tigr Hprls on board.
YIRHINiUS G. DENTHEI,t.
Advertising u
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Asn 0rIssls nailp Crescent
THE RIVER AND MARINE DEPARTMENT.
giDtr gnttllsgsllts.

extassFss ResansaSs Tske weather - River
Failing Arrivals ter the Week w el<iy
&ss1sasssn inv Fse4alStson Of the GRAND Duke
Arrival u gfsyjt. Boydss News steamer
d ,IMx xVoofSs ~ IN nnlks - The Autocrnt -
eenfs Bxnxxn alfsa Streck contracted for ~
New lsoat4 Departures To-G3a Jay y ppsnSs
from asxr ssseAarsges, etcs, escs
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Leaves an = ATtHntY Ifttt F.t y1ttpN
NEW OELHANsI Lax n Mrsnrr

ff.rt eth 80 Il tvrs teaItsf Monthly Packet
lte w, NV l,s every allQfn.ie Saiuriay
sar fins hu 4 egs's an,tg. Spring BayS tawfbsp's
l;aha3nR q an haSoa ,onshaa. tInpe Eanl Eroit H.
llce Mont ms Y AleSah IA and al inenirdnle land
Red - ne NH t running passenger steamer
81 I, eight OF pasaage app y on hottd = 49, " ''
lAol N1RGIAIGS c. DESrXRI.
Adghrsinp Agent.
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e~- CAMDEN AND TRENTON DAILY

INRENGkI CONFECTIONERY -BELEAHGER,
Rfta sbl o a5's stress, beg leave ,tnbd
cI55gtla 1eAuss 1 Ii e r8agnlvIft
Of FIN FRENCH CONFECTIONERY nexi door lie On
lhaaie. AID tl he butter tciaF5i Ian
FCSIstf Il tG8 !SITNESfS Of all knls i3lt.ts md
sttEEES, with dispatch, aa4 IN ssNle teNe5tie etht
aud. feliia5= t.rpafa',ttv tpef MI aip
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Lruges M ST INLAY. rsb On p n
Elis aElls L. "a iaGaG,I, = Z. :. z

ff4Ss p t@l 'pH'tNtA, htaptc, trrs l.raT VI Msn.
if5-i 4 &c 's9nesT lJiit, AlyRrfgii Nraaa,s
!, al A9n %! p''3msine Isaaugs on Rod
senEgr packet Grand Duke, Samge Asic4I t5,lT
sa tG IS 4,A'Ee l1fiNt 1tl JHtr5ttuir Is.stHf Far
fuigbt OF pafsREa apply bdtsd Of 10 E' ="
ie6 n y s,tjrtT
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i+t=it| '-ttt = H Il IA Y n II inst nap -
REGLLAR Il ED EPIN.ir u, p ,,,t-.

ffsg - f9 "tgnd Hete, AaeEftdrhts i'.Fr Tsanf 81
- hth , = tGSeren,s, Mon teuerF Bnrani's Bas.
slz1.,ssasA ~ Month al Cane River CetiIa kjsyana
bs arns ne al nfeedae Landings u ed rer
sage apply on board. " 1ittept " Paa'
fe2 "i4a'e9 y. nEhiHEf,
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Leaves sg IIUKshAY sEh nt-f.,sI5zP
EOk sIER e. LEisslIaIa, LII AT,

fix t5n, t'i.st a3 be5se, 10 Han#Iee ellie
Ess1 9Rlel3ea saiirg Isgt aefI like, ss Fj e..
. . II Fl, g Il nsi1g raeIss9 sffa6Sr
stitEfisstls, aat les lnytz, le5 H. EI4yt-
fAEe a '9aks Fer ffsssht passage n I'LL ,
,e, VtRGTEtUs e. pENTZEI
--+1---e-----z----- AdFrftsns Aren't
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YOU SARA PACK ETS.

- --@z- Y =--- FUR DON AlIINtlN IIlLE. n
The passenger packet C. D., Jf. Capt Vincent leaves
Orleans every TUESDAY and uRSnAY, ii IL O'clock
H.. and every SATURDAY, ii O'Clock r. NJ.
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Eelo,Y---Coming Up.

Ship Indian, , firm Rio de Janero--cargo, 1906
bags coffee to N L Rice AGO
Ship Elizabeth feo, Scott, As days FIN Rio de Jan
GIRO, in ballast to I G jenkins
Brit Ship Lord Duiterin, Johnson I'm Bahia. TO "
II Haynes &eo
Ship Isabella, lnew) Lunt, - days from Boston,
cargo l2o2 tuns ice to j /. Warner &eo
Ship Creole, Pierce, - days from Boston, TO ] q
Woodruff &co-cafgo $50 tans ice l. L War
ner &co-iss paving blocks d Gronaa-and
assorted mdse.
Ship Harrisburg, Meswel, 90 days I'm Boston, 10
Geo A Fosdiek &eo
Ship Arctic zerega, days FIN New York to G W
HynsoH eco
Ship Artisan, Pollard N days from New York. 10
Geo a Fesdiek &cn
Slip Mediator, Flitner, s. drys from New York to
q w HsnA0n Geo
Ship Dragon. Upton, los dags I'm Caientta, to Ho-
bart X F0ster--carg0, i135 bales guuny cloth
10 Hobart & Fasief-i 1910 do NJ L Rice &eo.
Bark adelaide, Prehdegast, "A days from Rio dc
saneiro, to mastef-cargo. oe09 bugs coffee
ia erder.
Bark palsssba Graves, fin Tic de Jansro--eargo,
ii0Dl bugs ceiiee To order
53rk Cardasae ElieAs. Eiteins, - days from Rock
land, 10 muster cafgo, $500 bha line, to
arsler
Bark Sophia. Zones, fin Bio de Janeiro to master
-carget 500 bugs cotfae 70 older
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ff.f1 N al T...htllsF PackeFor shTfvepart Grand
La ayon, Gonhaa GHnpie Grand Fc9fe i, Han
se, Alongomety, nulaud's, Collie AsSaniris
ip n Ht e amt all htelmeliaa landings an ReI TiU"r
Ty ne laashesa and fast rannlg passenger paetet H. T.
aI ~ * ihf5sa nnsle will leave as above and
or passage apply on boaSd. ' 3ot itFisht
tag, NlRGINIUSC C. DENTzEI.
Adj Antt ..rnf
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Steamboats,.

Gen Quitman. Cannon. I'm Argyle Landing.
Doubloon, Harrison, tm Red River.
Mars, Kelley, fin Cincinnati.
Little Rock, Brown, I'm Litlle Rock.
w Andrew Carleton, Bayou Bartholomew
Eclipse, SPOTS, fin Memphis.
Meteor, Heno I'm Fort Adams.
II + Sass, Phillips, I'm Cincinnati.
Baltic, Meekin, I'm Louisville.
JAS Woods, (new} Boyd, fin Louisville.
Laurel Hill. Gross, I'm Bayou Sara.
Towboat Enoch Train. Smith. from the Passes
bro,t up brig Toccoa, schr Vermont.
Towboat Anglo-saxon Duke. from the PASSES
bro't up ship Jnventa, schr Clifton.
Towboat GonqHeror, Brown, I'm the passes-brott
MP ship Celestial Empire, bark Grace Ham
mould
Towboat St Charles, Chambers from the PASSES
broft mp barks u Delius and WiHdWard.