davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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TTcw Smyrna Figs.
1910 drums half drums and quarter drums prime quality.
A.F. COCHRAN HALL,
Is Now Levee and Il Fulton ST.
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II New Texas PecanS.
50 bags new Texas PECANs. inst received.
AT. COCHRAN Il HALL.
l3 New Leyec and II Fulton ST.
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W0EssgG EY'gglt.

New Currantss.
% cases very choice and new, landing.
A. +. COCHRAN & HALL,
I3 New Leyee aud II Fulton ST.
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@ New Brazil N utS.
100 Bugs new and prime.
A. r. COCHRAN ( HALL,
- IE New Levee aud IL Fulton ut.
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Canton Ginger.
200 rases Canton GINGER, in fine order.
AF. COCHRAN HALL,
Il New Ievee and II Fulton st.
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Gold Chop Fire Crackers.
W 1900 boxes No. l. fresh.
A. f. COCHRAN L HALL,
Is New Levee and II Fultos ST.
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Choice E'ilberts.
IS bbs. and 90 bags just received.
A. F, COCHRAN 4 H ALL,
y" 10 New Levec aud II Fulton ST.
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EBsDr. Charles Es Kells, Dentist, No. I52
Canal street. between Carondeet and Baronne New oleana
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cession of the Sons as it passed down st. Charles
street. Dan was too late to offer himself in roprto
7'soag at the feast; but he sent to the merry
p. three baskets of /" Charles Heidsieck," with
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mil Major Anderson aud his nlen 70 depart \
~ IlI
ui' N : r,aah d tht nb6 wa, debated ~ hous.
hy ii,y C,oiu,l Wi,hout eomtug 60 an ulil innate "
,,r,..,. Adams. mrmbrr uf CvngrSss frtln
"A .turkj. Vas va pinted 9th Auditot OF the
Treas II 4 datsp'a ';itaehed TO the Pop ON
- unTiient t
"A n t..,lsa Fi,st.lf eslI iSs, sl,s
{. t.... viii hc dppuiut,d hv.t- ut diplomatic
p..-ts iu Europe during The Re ublican A'lm'hs.
irstiun tae SECRETARY OF STATE L. hnuig'
e ,,. his de rrniuation II Is feared AMI WI hJi
! % 20 kru by uny influences that may be lr9Aknl
| l., .- ron hun item 'nsranoc after rrm9nAiFatl
/ 10 u o.. bai aud written has ben lodFea Win
h.,n tut all TO Az pnrlo,e hs H''r inaut ~
! IN anthony states .harstbe Frcncit ms ioii
/ g.. -. o. arcrpIvd by Charlie Frnues AdaHlt
] ~ u Fry ,hc rinluent mu-ich com user, y
q %, apt utnfv,l S-crsttry Ot legation Nv IiUF'-
d. 20 aaqfI VNA'HiSo"F' h"'ea 81 =.
4. ,uid. aa good Buthur ~, that Allsoisi
G..u All aud Flrsyth th, commissioners u IAN
ns southern Congress, euirriain tue strongest
hopes N prrserylugf tn'r pdAssiui relai iieas 2yl
tween thr two government. There here l Po oouo'
! but tllst ,theiT diplplnaey 4 Jtslisi0iH
! /, l. esiinated that t're are between 3cOO and
100 o applicants already for appointments con
iastt u Wtt tIe Post 0tiee IMPAIRMENT. Ihe nun
brl Oi letters daily received j. unpreeeqentedly
| large SOmsi lines aInOUeting 10 6O0 or 100 Nlhe
.ern clerks art eh aged In attending 10 itflit =
this applicants for employment IA ne VihtLu
parimrnis ~ the pubic scttce are ooTfeslFAa
9ffi f,it seSSi has sSili,iagi the appoint Of
Lieut. Col. Thomas IA Adjuiani General y ~
ru,vnsand as seliiur' r'E,siEath aud W a NtcilVl-
| u the "COluntbia Bnvl," lheu Talbot, N y
Drum, james b. Fry as as-i-tants with the IBl.s
OF captain. Va
a i not as yet asee'iaiucd thai any uraer hn'
| ,ren ir ucd by Presidential authIIlty ip regarg
10 .he eyaegatiin y; E{el SqpIsr-at gv,an
iijweytf Mhils s ktiil ctiiaidered will soop ~
! rvltably occur fr3n circumstances bcyuuli raeeu
tive control From what Il actually kpoNn !
! formal surrender OF The FOtt Is nOi anticipated,
q A. Hail. of the Distrist of Columbia hu
been appointed Special Post Office Aeeht 10
I Mafylaitd and NirIqnia --
Certain riends Of Mr. COrwin are sttlliendruv
nring 10 induce him to Withdraw his deelinntl"i
OF the NJ Xiegn MISSION --& 5
Those best IN formed relative to southern hl,s 6
mruts totally dserrdit the report that Fer
l'ickyns i.ss been, attacked, or that such sc
I Win BE- likey 10 Occur, ~ Tt
Gov RoEail, qnr lr the goHiedrratF sitt
CIimmsiOticTs 4eiesfilpila from Wilmingiyirtha
Ice WI be IN Washington 10 morrow, and tllat d
| wa detained by mdispOsitiun .--r
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FTRTlIER FROM TEXAS.

D.. -. go --- --t,-ft GALyRsION. March 10 .
The seam.r Rusk returned this morning from
Br,izus with sOO State troops. -
IA, Federal troops evneunted Fort BruwR on.
the i9ih They euibSfkri gn ih- Daniel Web
STR Tor Key West and FOrIugas s
Several hundred State iE9op,, ,hgss cnlistsd ior
Xix NO .tft no serve uiidtr Ford, on the Rio
tiTuld. o;rupying the Tariuusi inrts---i
The Conventions Is discussing measures for tho
,shili,arg defense Ofithe stItes r-' 'i
Major Maeklin of the Unnyd States Army
hhs ftsfgied and rendered his services 10 tiie
State - ...-.. .-..t. .,-if+rfif- -
Caiup Colorado on he northern frontier hus
i,eeii-tsGrn by the stats hO0ll<'n'7 ..'
ma Savage of the CQnErderate army has ar
rival H. nin ~ gimeut of rangers for the from
IisJ,, - QFdeF,9f JcH- 'DaFid br7 gi-r s.i
Tlttre is hOlhipg further qbnnl he mOEements
Of titTa HOusiOi s''' f'''""f f'31 pr
Gen. Porter hss chartered; ihs. steamer Rusk 10
..anspoff some 800 o. 600 Ftds rii troops 10 For
tugaS and Eay West where liipI' Nlh re eubtIi.
for the North a., .li..--r. y II
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NAsHI NaITnN RrtIoRs.

~ = = IIl1IIl71l NIaINU 70
a specill dirpatrh % 1he evening Post ss1h
,iitJiE rpnior are ii elrnalathin i7eFc1c tht -
ragiIisslf 80 Sinai aaF enturFud n tenSat6'a II
{. FVpUFted dat thr Ent,gi Ststes iof5es uui.T
uoilIllEaiiiOT Eishfesihd sehiihet have been at
iiusEHfi BY the klJfiAa tebes qpd tlIsta seFi, u
sJdnict eusued Oher report Of a vague char
state hat the outbreak dill not Occur ID die
s~ighburhOOd u Fl. Piekens but in the iniuedi
dc vieii,iiy Of Pensacola No inielligel e. OF d
,irfsiJe Glsraefur has been received, bat iiIsst b.
.Itinke' kew initl5t Rh, great gi1cisiy 10 Lean
aUuhef pGftloulais 7hi
Il Is understood that the Senst, will tdj1sI q
urNt week
srlerf. hNEs bgtu. irsUed, fF,lm tilei navy i)st
parInFnt Tor ilie sailipg "a giAf Slltrs of WaJ
but their destination Il not announced I
"a slleeial dispatch To ihe Commercial AdEeEi
fttrt.rs-ays tliht N,lp Hemdek, ~ 0hio j 10 hay
Il it appUlnthent Oh uphissiauef " Patrasa u.
piace ot Geo Whiting OF Virginia. thy lires
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Bsst Nights. Report.
FnOM WAsHINnF0k.

H-.r rat ifl lf v AsHINGrOS, -hlaieh Id.
The Brnhia 10 LAY eDldirbied lbs nolsiniAdns
Of Nelson q isiislf, Epilrctur 81 Detroit, NiniC
Burton, Collector ~ CaInden District, n. C., -
". McAath, Collector at MichilimackinGck y
w. kimOndiss Commissioner OF of The LHndfOE
dee; Gcn. SUihnerii lEeusn feFi o. sthe L g. Il g.
Ripley Segy Of Legation a. bfussels. and ia
loqb dpiatfaihn n Minisist And rasi.irnf NJ
Z Haa5sf 6f Army AbpolafatssRi. N were pi.o
Ihe iTsaiyWiit ths Sihqebago Isalauy. WA
-raeifed 81 sfn r'.i' -e fl7l lf.nf'-ili t1 rs7i
= FIgrAIa correspondence u DlspateAes faeeig sI
lhpte 10 ilay ron H0hl FbtleTy indieatt a mo
neniafy apbfthknslon Qf a eplisIon A E5Tt
pieksih fapptart fnat The coEluiandsF- of the
Brookiyn and Sabine aaH land ne supp i-s Or
have ANY further Communication With the -huTel
There are goo government troops opposite and
other marines ia the various vessels lying Of the
hHrboF. Iris said that ii IheyidisFegard this no,
Iiiieatog and ntiFpVt land, hgti viii 81 'nce
RumOrs are current that the destination of the
troops now Ga Texas, fOr whom transport ships
nave been tent, Is for Fort Pickens.
Us known that an officer with sealed dispatch
es is onppe OF Tue Ee8els which 'leftNeW Yprk
qaY heiprf yesterday aud snOther officer was
he froOfs ~ TeXas. nn hf5l ltfHrF
Report q, that zen. Beauregard command "
tae forces 10 Charleston harbOr will re fuse to DER
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FROlI. MONTGnMRNY.l

MONIGOMEEl AIATCH 10
'CSngres5 confirmed the nomination for Distfiei
Judges as follows: \. Gg'MeGrhuti South Caro-
i6A; II r. jackson George, ~ amer Ha4ris.
aIisdssfppis nhoniAs r. SialHss@ Louisiana; john
tiemphili, Texas; .Iesse J., EiiIAT,,-F lUrda.-
ar ~. MeQaetn and Mtiuta-h have alsn been
.asGrn,rd -Ildges OF she Admiralty Codri st key
Wr-t David Hubbard, O. ALabsma, Cumlris
fsf5ner Of IhdiaH Affairs Slek a. Rithtrnl, of
Alabama Register of lie In ahurV; B Baker, O.
p ~ ,Fgia Auditor OF The Treasury t -
rl Congress meets. .agaitI To liigiii-- t''" i- "a
he State Convention ht, ,Alnpted q resOtuiip-
: iiuahtinufl on W edntslay htslt
fhe ordinance has been passed aiitelaRg THE ire
banking act which substitutes stocks 0f.fthe
.C,,nfelerafe States fOrthOse1HsG' United STATE
roc X. AID alloWs the issue ut4YJ Tor one Eos
eigieirizens n6Feotp otporatlons ait allowed % huld
the stocks. .a..Il s... u.iiJ s- "A $50 -
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.RROlL .NEW Y0laKg

an IAsN A9ilS IN areh 10
= A sljtcial-W ashIngt0n despatch " the ENpftsk
-s,yH The President and TembtfS of tile Cabinet
F1egign Ministers, Senator. and Rgpreseniiiiyts
iiil Tioher rae judges Of ihe Courts Supreme aud
OIbsrf Tue Maygg land Gtikensl Ui7 Washington
an,ia laTg, number of Visitors laye arranged 20
tiopa Hotel to night The gisii Vlulbs 3 part
ip9 p9ttdeifAinmrht given 10 the distinguished
senatnr from kentucky at'eT 1trSt5f cars o fhuu
ct and faithiu Pab,ie seEyiics fPT the wb,ils
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sOUfHRRN RIGHTS 5IRETINtl.

81 tahi h.a si'ssif3 aEotI5viEtE, March II.
.Ehe adj5ufiied SqntheTn Righis meeting yes
te' day aiterpoon, passed unanimously the r, 50
idt5hs pFtseAted on Friday evening, and vaP-
PliHied delegates TO e. Mass OOtNtlItiOn - De
held al Frankfort on the 10Th inst. -- &c
,,- silnrhli IAadsl an sI0daedt lpeeeht Perfect
uTder prevailed L., u r9a 4st.ftti,s
tn llIe eTsihg Hon. James Gathrie ADDRESSED
a sGniea HIrstiRg.i litr coHAsled moderHtiop
and said that Mr. LINCOLN was honest, aud ltai
iths aiRth sWOu7d Intimately &ecede the jusiide
mands 9t the sopt.ALl tsie4ta leil naiI p -
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BfIss0iURI CONVENTION.

IlOUIal lLdINW II
The following amendment to the ifth resolu
tiOn vi The majority report Of the Convention on
Federal Relations which has been under discus
IssJJ Tor fhSlphs tfeel khs V6t6d dnwu yesteId day
in the Convention, 81 agaiuSh 3lH aiaz IllFtheT be
Iieving thst The fate Of Missouri iepetlsis upon
peactable adjustment of our present difficulties
She will eT celEr IIc ssof airs -e5edlng state
ia mskiug war upaR. tic 6rIsTRt ShJziernment,
viii she provide men and money fertile pur
poss- Df aiding the General, Coy srlmeit In al I
attempt 70 eOeroe 3 seeding state.
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issf0filR DOWN Az SKA.

-'r .5,1 hEY, YOl,S s. isTcii 10.
Capt Hockey ,tof the aAifstraldsian. ireI,ort,de
tlsai she broke both fnuges Of tlie sefew Fthr1-a
ary 10Th in lat SO Ibdg ~ bat eOlnn0ed lOaih.a
WIKI Heavy g.ie was eI pesieid, aud put hsiors
IL Tess lnF QueenstpEEn On the $40 LluTng one
day She made go miles Ebe "A fabia did not
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TEXAS NEWs.

'.fs.fHe-r NAAN NtHIeAit1i -Lhttdt .
Camp Eju2pet has snfteHdefeJ 10 the Texas su
I6Uritits The Unittf StRtes fhcers and soldiers
we're permitted to match Riill trapspOrtsti Ion and
subsistence Necessary 10 san katQHi0, Il s.ii, d
place the pnblic arul- and property Niilb} delH .
es.rs & = - asriia es56 : C 5o,tgt raei Si
ttsuus- payment 81 Huhday
MajUr Ben Mccullough, OF Texas, arrivt-hhtr
70 day en- route for Montgomery. NO
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PY the nse OF ihese Pnls th0 y riodie attacks Or
Nervous OF Sick Headache may bo prevented; and n
taken af ths commencement ot attack ilnmediais
relief rool paln and sickness viii be obtsinsdl or
They seldom tan reu,.Sing the Nausea or Head.
aclu 70 which Fenalss are subject i
+ Tho set ssnt5 upon the Hpwsls, removing Cost
ivoness
''t lis Tarl Men, studrnts, Uolicats Females, and
si ISrsons Of sedept.y habits they are valuable a.
n bGxaFiN ,imprntlng Che appetite giving tone aud
vlRor to the digestive organs, aud o. torink tbs
natural elasticity and strength Of this whole syBts
fhR cePHALIU PILLS lsrs'ti
are me result Of long Investigation and carehilly
conducted experimehts, havlng been 40 use many
years. during Which time they have prevented and
relieved = vast amount Of pain and suffering from
h.Auache, Whsther originating in the nervous sys-
TEN. or from dsrangsd. state Of the stomach
They are entirely vegetable In their composition,
and may be taken at all tnes with perfect safety
wtiohl Hakihs any change pr Diet snt fhe aLsenoe
Of any dsagreeabe tnste renders It easy to adlnfnls
ter them to Ohildfcn .s.---
BEw RE.OFiCo UNTEKFRfTs 81
"a ls g s'aEsSs'qs sssR bSa 'snaPr Of HeRr 6,
sscld bS Druggists .uid All Dealers is Medicius,
"a Box will b sent BY mail, prepaid on receipt oi
the price, l-.
tENrY-FIvE CENTS. co. E.
- : q orders sb'ulI b. addressed to 'i' q
T HENRi @. sPALDINe,
ID. b, IS Cedar Street, New York,
.
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. -f-f 81 AEW lORK- March IS. 20
3 1hs slslp West Point arfiFsl 10 night frbll tlg
Ssrs syn f. Lst9le sai q ~ s 5sslss55 g95r ..d
WIS drowned. si.rras
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|R83l etRW RnKA.
I'M. AIplns-a puds ora,al ) lla,t =. a a.

The Mohawk and crHsgi g iiair 90. ga
,tt fltb thartfvunr Ecsstis giIi9t Ai' ll'l a
~ inrsnillal 10 auHiheut Il ttf eser'h 81 his'
itFsI gaard The Fhfhdsiphp w piobabs ih. d e
IL cusc Oi the eyacuailNl oi auuittrt tD ~ o.,
Hfs..1 bttkaa 10 tlld Point Cbinila
q u6teyleit 9 0u the ii8nk ai 'rih z iH F.ca
af DIS oiiy anl TO- tli fie t-rnel- p O. 80
i'itts burg D. taeg aiadV te4. -t-trAl.'t .srf. =
Tie rribuHr says .Our q aarrsi ilit 81 ltill'c
eiii writes b. tbai iIi shoi d'cd be Poo iiaA
~ 1rf SnInfer. was The utr OF 8 lt b.. '"-,
-fR.n % Try The lrtnpeF 0I hig' Add 4 a"'
lat the sluieiienf thar IL Wa don gcc4 4snini, !,
8 j. an us.blushbig lie. si. ~ si---iff.
4 AWashingfun dispatch s. D.. siiae pf~'t -as
that aIiUir the yuf AIajdr N'cDslius 4 'ittt
s.sf Is til War Departmr- q ltrs si1ck f'f b7'ao
was reduced 10 fourteen ,ay-s htd ret - 'W'u-
F.sT ty irrs- ~ W IN the Othir suppiik ih taud
.h.lIuiEla al tain ninsfil I..lllil1
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'i1ts f,ia w AsHiSs March 10
The ChaTlesion CauaeF of ] Thur,1thJ' ahuuIiil6lk
he commissioning brltiie Lady Datls hs nIv mt
war vessel OF the IutheTn COnfrderney. She Is
NJ med with "a Ounders and is under cOhlmand
Of Lieutenant 7 Hugers secslldrd BY Lieu
tnafis BOEler sad strinS5lil ,lale Of the Federal
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vIRt,TNIA t,ONYBN1gON.

t.tt. RIGHNOgD, March 10,
The CohventiOn reassembled Today unioh
sres6Hitioss Wrapped IN ile xhitffdaR flag fFaIn
the peopleof Nortolk e9npiyFveyg HFesa1led and
rAp1 sesessiou resolulione wrrrhl f,lred and
tabled.
.lr. Mr.. Gvggtn bIsred an anle6ameht to the n
pur Of ths Committee on Federal Relations pre-
,phsiAe secession with view t0 The eventual re
copstructiOuof ths Uni,In. -1br amendment Nas
hrtleeed TO b. printed,
= ar RatidOiph, OF kicliInoud hi6de q speech
ngans: The proposition Of the peace .GOngentOn
9a,l favored secession without taking any definite
action the Convention UdjsufHehsi.N g.
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ROUG7iJ 7sTs5scE.,

q t'..f'.l e. -, N. : &gW YvRM March l6 r,
An,cNtFRet frOn lgtiai- dated b5srsI tBe steah-
eri UsiGlo .k.iuF, At AchHpule6 h6fBOf FsbIuaFyl
18th - i0fie 3 rough pa5taPe M Lost unt wheel
Ard Would not fed5h San Francisco mill lie 4ih
OF sth Of Maich. She was due tine 24lh o. Fl;ljf
FuaTy.
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Saturday Nights's Report,
ARRIFsL % THE anterior.

rta--s,-rIl AAALAF.tAf or THE AMERICA. .4sHr-H
e s1EpY Hooz March i6
~ TIE Logai glail Steamship America frohr Lig4
-- srls'al 10 esa5 tQ7Ill- 81 ~ passed HIS
O'Clock s.... @ 80
lax arrived at . leehstogn The 9nd ipit ''1a
f5s7EIf5y5= Hfeiiislttls7 AtHfiet -s dnH ,gtt a
Il afo,rusT,lrh tkidei.cy. fRidhHl % SnPt e 4 10
o. ra tFakgHsld Nash c6gasPJrf noaf dlal ar cts
sisi9 eilEltr blB qlGfll unCllfnBsd tsalsas hnc7
r-rs- WheAt quiet and ifFeg y u rffiisi aesihs
off1ll per crntaL . i.i-irrff f.s,ii,fiF
b a,nrh dull, uIEsii SO 6d@5l rff,s
- Provisions quiet
.ga b q kesl quiet 4H0M n04 efG
.-t- 81. Rerk DALI rf -.ar- at ttsftf Afi7aF
a.flf-.r- tiac1n hearF dIf-Hf fi.rff-r - f'fff
-. Farl dan aid siist slecIined quoted
.ef-- fIaii0N auiet.
-s+i-7 Prd8uce Narket-4, ! fGief. Pearls 22-C
Laspps, friday--CansOls agssd " l-l1ss
Ilaaey 81 3 He5l& aefgRnf -.
sT ~ afi6 ~ h
p = .Ir-fF y seH rsFr ,a74i7 fsfiet II
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i2yis Wv YORK mARKET-MNRGH



FL0HE q a iIarket 8ab5dt SC better, with prstt,
good demand for home sgnsHEipfi bSi Ana : inoder
ssi.s are S,siI libls at sns tr s,rer,p,
stAf 81 aUG5 ~ tar 7aNIrsrsliel 3 % u FI6I
superdns western; S5,2ll5lu t0L euI.IuOu % rAiif
s66bSA 5, E5d ss0B765 ior srads brnbds Is' So
ths Rsr III slqsiRs & 5s9i ,s,, : g ne /, E59s A.
anda lilt3nbrer doing al afS 50g ubI5 st 80
t,75 for common t. choice extra. "a - At g
lflts nj. "a d aiBr e q tssdy WITH stdail ie.
q s SSt Gf S2HR2R Fl g sR2lfs SIS Ss
70. y sss;s;eEni 81 Jsrs Y2a9 toF Agalayii
sale. ssS9a$ sFf AZ ssi sts 4 sss 3.
i'S SL Ssss ~ ARS2 BH e5ason r n.pring 1t siss.
ffil,ss .ss$s f sI3srsd S9sdiM MSsiss IN SiilisyJSd eI5
Tsstsfa Il 81 dsslred; White Canada 81 ss Sll
NIhits HefylsTR at Ss;tbai'ia in, store 1901
RYE-Dull aud heavy sa6ic.
, HfkIsE Y4steadY ttFHlSs0ea saIet so bush
S0KN~A all BUSINESS sA6fhg Tor 9isspBort and
home consumption, market rules guile hfm- Sales
gre SS q =. losSr@s ma 9is M el5sS 5
-, western at ~ rltd aersit and 1e! 12bSc IN
ierior Old white northern ip store; SIC eoHuon new
ysley sPusssIH = q, lhiI - p.
rugsstSru sIEie Ghd iohhasidl 3sAs c state -
P0R k-SIsss, hrpsr and iaiE piinfs7 dqinF.T-T
gls.9 giie Eho lstieF PFlfs ~ very 81 liseat iha
I ~ 66! q 99alaP ~ 5g S4. Ees sslss
for county uess; SsOa 10 OsO rtpack ed mess $1,000
PRllLf RlBFs BEEF Dnll and nouIinally
RBBF n AMs-steady and hrm st I2aI5e state
and western -
CUT N EATS-BHrdiy 80 GRIN Sales are iOb
pk g At 6tzen6Ae shoElders sdssfc Tor harhs
q Hlff TDTts3sd ihosia dailf Ehd slmost n5fii-
nal hogs nlliet and FtendV AZ alEG7Ee-
RAC0Fs-sBplR II - -ss.r-se--i ,,i'fi .sts
Itsltlz asrKst steady and dsHi.nd mir sseE
a.HH HHa.
EUTFERA u selling at IOcaIac ior Ohio;
"laaEk 6R- stsldy At s8Iee sr interior. 70
HA4-S no 39'-s'i 1873.
.,1 -iftiU eiu51 g g1i1hUp TOO ripb'
.zzaT ,yinuoJ .sI
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~. ,r,f s9rti,ern Rirhis I,zI-liue y is:l 40 /
ffouia i.ast hight Etf,ri6ed Hlli nsid
E fsEhie cst fTsiou iltisi dalIg l4t.e ~ his TOW
f.gf T5ier S5iil no DsFfsr .,id and ~irbat,i NJ
s.tiRsns the rter f1ruefy 3;ibnisE- i"i iss' /
ngiLa f1Ls- ,i1f ir, b.sig tt
III rie-5tsilern Eecifc b Il e. asss 4 aiook 81
s,sllers 70 take one dollars V6gth Of IA a. seek
2 for EACH share held t
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President DaFiE uet0-on u !. Aiilcal siavt
Trade Acf, objects tefhs ssctiQn eniaO iz ug tlia
sale Uf AtfraBs b che ighssl bidder Is D. sppo
-iion to the elaase in the Consigufiun fufA ddink
huch trade. tl E - l
~ rs Tolt 10 plss IL over the veto re- i'ed II
yeas 40 - mays, st.--.- I---l-ar- 81 ~, s.
= C5fsre-s adj res ns % MORROW
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NLEYEBANB=& TOLEDU !

Oonnectgn ers made - 4MuprusEil lelWilh the San
dn5ityi Mansfield and Newark h. r., At Clyde uith
tie SaDdnskY, Dayton and Cincinnati r. Rl, at Fre-
mont with Erelnout q JudianA Il. b. andHt Toledo
With the Michigan Southern h H0rGherh indiana
aud Eglhde Rtie Wabash hailruads loF chicago De-
sroit, Jackson, Fort NAynu, LpganspOrti I4Atysfts
cairo, Alton 81 Louis, aud all points West North.
West-and- soul west. 80 fi---f- - H- r
Trains 4rriye IN. Uleysland FOm q edo and the
49, ~ s-'o A ~ anu o'so p n Ana nom Saudus-
70 a. r. .fr.ir G--rr rt-i -trt ~-
- fOr Information aud tic kets Apply a l Union
iacsst 01icss 81 su69ri6f 81. and Al The Depot.
-.-ls r-tl-...f -i-t e,if iH L. D. RBokER,
Oleveland. Nov. p, 1850, A., d. .f- Snp'Lf
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BOSTON NEWsI


rrIrE HfsE r-r bosfofss MHFeh 10 J
II ceased showing here to-day about gppp
There has been 96 SERIOUS uh5truotiOn OF tile
rulrOHis the HaripaT tFlins ans tiia iOrelEiOn
beiae behliid ONLY fiaIn- -esie 90 llEte shgHrs
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The kftuashlp North STAT lJin AslitaHail
will be Up ilf llS o'elerk z. 81 | s
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nEtia q, leDled 0n the ouasif H. sirsisli - Ade
laide aa.l D fgrd ifle 'ittfrinee.a sigii.