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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-06
LOGAN GRAPE VINES.

Having procured supply Of the above early and valuable
Grape Of A Thomson OF Delaware Ohio will furnish good
weooted vines, Al IS cents each-e7 90 per dozen by
mail, securely put up, and postage pail, 81 90 each
J. KNOX.
Lock Box l55 Pittsburgh, Pa.
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TIE KoSSrru GliAHn

Has company mastered IN and ano,ieE will be sworn
IN to-day. Recruiting Offices Tor tbs regiment A.,
located a. 80 Orchard street and Is BoWery.
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hfIIPPIN0.

49,
STEAM WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
sS n. rna Na%s sss
Steamship Compan, intend dsspa,chng their npowered
cTS or NEW lev ;ysosMKhs as follows Saturday
hhDtNbuRG. Saturday, Oct y
OiTY or wAsmSdrON ............ Saturday, Oct %
And every Saturday at noon from pier a North river.
FIRST '''' to i,iioa.:. So s''sy4s' london. 49,.
TO to n Iiam6ara y TO H pa,,.,
App. ,serI , s,t a. eqnay low prizes
here hs fooSSs S rates. ' To New @ 0 liverpool
Gr o9 qes gsSs r' rS S1 s s and so seease
These steaers have SUPERIOR for passen
Wa.rshi iron sections and have patent annihaior
hsn q War @py ysroD a Wi IsaN
80 h"qsn Macy King
street in Parts JULES DEcouE, Place dc a Bourse
Is Broadway. New YORK.
TINE BRITISH AND mo NORTH t,, AMERICAN ROYAL
Fnou NEW YORK LIvERP0oL
Shci apih passae.
sTos boston TO nysnrool-
second 81 bp n'ac a.,
Tho ship, irpn. NV York cai 4, COX iafior
1he q ps from Boston HalifS and Gor, harbor
4SE#a4@9s %i ss' SSAAih4ASsS $S sl 5ss
Cook EtSSFhH capt sas 2 h"sa's
SCOTIA tnow buihlins)
These vessels clear white hsh at masthead
ARHjnA, shannon leaves New York, Wednesday,, Sept as
EUROPA, Anderson, Boston, Oct.
PERSIA, Jndkhis, " New York, Oct.
klAGAItA Noodle, :. BOSTON, Oct. IL
Berths not secured until paid for
An experienced board
The owners OF these shrs will not he accountable for
God SILVER Button, Specie, Jewclry Precious Stones
Metals, Unless bills Of hing ssned therefor, and tbs
value thereof therein expressed For freight
ply ID l.. tUNARD. No. Rowling Green.
NI0R SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE, ON SATURDAY,
T. Oct i2-Thc United states mail FULTON, j..
i. Weston commander. will sail from - North rver
loot o' Brnc street. on saturday, oct. L. THIS steamship
unsurpassed for safety an cc,norhas double engines
dor deck enclosed by tight Compartments which, be-
ing 70 keep the work. and the of
passengers. For freight passage Amply
SAMUEL ". FOX, I ,n.a,. ~ -nu,,,,.o.
GEO. MACKENZIE, Agents No Broadway.
The steamer ARAGo will sail Noyetnber9
C,TEAM TO HAMBURG uAvRE, LONDON AND
- Southampton.
The Hamburg American Packet Companys iron Steamship
SANONlA H. Ehes COMMANDER ing The Mite States
mall viii leave from pier No Il North river foot of Futon
street,
SATURDAY, Oct g. ut noon,
Tor Hamburg VIA SOUTHAMPTON akg passengers Tor Hayre
lsoadou, Snuihn upton and Hamburg.
First cabin SID; second cabin 500 sicerage, $Sf
this line alternate
dtly, carry ivc the United states mail
The steamship BAVARIA win succecd the SaSouia
Oct 3D. G. Is. RICHARDS & BOAS,
l5l Broadway.
rrT
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EXCURSIONS.

{NEEAP EXCURSION 10 CANES on STATEN ISLAND
~ elic s cents ny srteu ilaud ferry foot eli Whitehall
troe ort"eeu tie haefr and Souh ferry Boats lea
sye} hour f.lm a. u. or. ~ On ane Sunday every
hali hour ~ !, NJ.
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C.TEAM TO LONDONDERRY. GLASGOW AND LIVER
- foN-lhe Montreal Ocean Steamship Cuninanys iirst
class fun powered Clyde built seaur JuRA Capt Stone
carrying the Canadian and United States nails will sail from
Hneec next >aIl-'ay, Oct D. Rates o. p.sfFe from New
NurA:First class roTsin accommodation, $40 aud SNa
Storage VITA cooked provisions $50 Certificates
sued bgn passengers all the principal towns
In Great Britain ami Ireland For passage
Apply AT % Broadway, New orr.
SAREl AZ SEAEIIE Genern AGENTS.
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MATRIMONIAL,

A GENTLEMAN ~ YEARS OF AGE, or FINE P
~ pcaiancc, WISHES % form the acquaintance OF some
Young regard matrmpny she must be @. good
prena, lodging poiIslist IN Der man rs tor
Further particulars address Marie box go BrooAiyn PUs
oiIce.
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CtyNf..

WYOMING VALLEY COAL-S4 5o.--TliE BEST COAL
w now M USE !pr -tufcs aud RANGES burns Tree without
dust WAN; med yuu weight LLOYD co. ", Elhth ave.
nue. corheru Twenty seventh street.
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tNESTCHEsTER COUNTY BACK TAxES.-LOTS IN
w the various vlg VIII solo fer taxes
thorned pres have ec.ed taxes 1850 ana have
liid The same Con Treasurer Bills direct County,
Treasnrer also list of lots be sold be OF G. W.
DtfCHEfP OF Chatham strreis browc
Stone building.
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L'oR SAi4E-0NE OF THE. MOST FLoURISHIN6
Restaurants down daily receipts so 10 $50;
" rent, So Apply at the Union, % LIoerty street.
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TOR SALE-A DRUG STORE CONTAINING A LARf;B
ana superior Stock; beautiful fixtures; eAeetitn
cation; S4JO years Lease. including handsome
dwelling apartments; GOOD onpuftuny tor physician.
Apply TO W. A. GRE Il CO. 81 Park row room II.
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MILITARY.

TWELFTH REGIMENT, COMPANY A.--THE OLD MEM.
bers and ali The volunteers company
in the late three munDs campaign requested nj
the Armory, 5A broadway, Monday evening next yjh
inst at O'Clock, as business OF interest "a all
be brought before tho full
The undersigned hopes at this meeting have the opp1r
nity OF renewing the acquaintance formed during the
of service of tho Old rwelsh.
LIEUT.. j. MILTON FERRY
9TH REGIMENT NEW YORK STATE MILITIA CON.
= iany C.fhe members Of thfs company will bic
arnory, Tuesday, October O'Clock A. NJ 10
b. mustered in the service. By order OF
Wa. FOWLER, Captain.
10TH REGIMENT NEW YORK STATE MILITIA COM
L - lany D.The enrolled ,h,&s Wishing Il,
JOIN, VIII the Mercer House September 30 AZ ~
~ciock 20 rake geinens camp TUESDAY lct
Der l. Ny order. Lieut. HOAGLAND Commanding.
Ts}TH REGIMENT N. Y. s. M-rHE OFFICERS OF
- thus command HEREBY 10 Assemble their
commands AZ their respective quarters Tuesday, Oct
ag CLOCK, Tor 1nosr into ssefcf going
camp HENRY 4. WEEKS, Colonel.
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PERsoSAL.

TT THE LADY WITH BLACK MANrII.LA WHO GOT
l. mo We.nnMken car on saturday crnopn aud. ussed
thc .iou.r terry IA IA, tSu T. VI. uoa ~
dress W. II. f. Herald office, she win favor on
the gentleman no h,ndcd up ner farr.
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'LNOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. L!NE.-SAILS ON
/ the 9th October, thc celebrated pocket ship OCEAN
MONARCH. rrh Pt-e living pier 10 East AMI the
packet ship CONSTELLATION sails loh October For pas
IS sOuib street.
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LNOR LIN ERPOOIi--TlIE Full. CLIPPER SHIP ELLEN
Al SIiS, Captain Carries, viii positively haul in the
Monday September 30 darng Unequal
tions al classes OF passengers. For passage, at
lowest apps board To Il. COLLINS CO., at
the Office pier North river.
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TOR SALE OR EXCIANGE--FOR IMPROVED CITY
4 Properly Farm OF IS acres -four miles from Paterson,
N j.; has new Barn and iar,e Double House. Church
and schools near by. Stock b. had desired. WIN be
sold cheap. Apply 20 JAMES BENSON No II Washington
street, HuhONen. y. D.
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INOR SALE OR E&CHANGE--EiGHT OR TEN TlYOg
sand collars worth OF valuable G.ods
property ia this city Brookyn be lightly
Jagged Address three days giving particulars, A. g.
Herald Office.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD TRAINS FOE ALBANY,
Troy the Nolha and Mest leave CHAMBERS street at
and II \. NJ, and $50, b and 3:l5 Z. ~
NEW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD
summer arrarrcmcrEHpyess train for Albany, Troy,
North West leyea rwentyXth street Station at IL A.
NJ For local trains time table
JOHN BURCIILI. Assistant Superintendent.
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TOR SALE CiEAp-A GUN AND PISTOL FACTORY
with tools and machinery cempete good opportn ~
commence the business. Address Revolver, box 02 lie
raid office.
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dor SALE-A DINING AND LODGI Nc ROOM, NOW
doing profitable business, with favorable lease. Al
take estate in hange, X upiucumbertd win give
good Tor selling. CAN at 2l Eighth avenue
Twenty first street.
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IAOG LOST--LOSr, IN BROADWAY, ON SATURDAY
~ evening. cream roiorra Parry; tic
OF Hero. by returning hun to ia Greene street. the Under
VIII receive e suitable reward.
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OSr--A CERT FICArE or DEPOSIT ON TUE PARK
IL Bank or 5iS' dated June a. to6i, pay IA,
order o Ann = stephens. All parsons HEREBY n0tife.
III" 10 negotiate said certificate, as ment OF the h
been stopped 1T The bank.
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I'OR SALE OR TO IIEr-AN OYSTER AND DINING
y Saosn in the best agi OF the Eighth avenue. Tue pro-
prietor Obliged 10 seal having other business,
aud would take payment Light business Wagon. Ap
ply AT 2S6 Eighth avenue.
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FOR SALE.

COUNTRY sToRE-GREAT BARGAIN $500 ONE OF
~ the best business pcaOus in West Aesei county xl90
cash. balance mortgage the Harlem rail- oad, West
Mount vermont rich country, thriving village, house.
nne rooms and l.rsc hrer Tenement Houses
CITY Lots fine spring fruit, &c old stand: win iNy
the Interest. Take be Socoek A. NJ team ut Twenty sixth
street and inquire OF the ticket West Mount VernSa
station IA miles from New York No agents need apply.
} S. YOUNG
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y'oP LIVERPOOI---BLkCK BALI. LINE OF PACKETS.
& The clipper ship ALEXANDER MARSHALL salts %
the LIT of tcr. For Passage Apply to JACOB WILSON,
Hos effe
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DATRfGk GoRMAN-WfL FIND Ills SISTER NARY
i al - faTs place Newark, New Jersey She does
~ aid
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tolls the old story Of discomfort among the soldiers
and great suffering from fcvers aud cold They in
continual state Of fear Of an attack from
Talking about contrabsnds II Is certain fact that the
Virginia negro stands much above his shadier" brother
further South, both IN intelligence and activity We
have Ia camp hero SONS most interesting specimens,
that with proper caro-, could be made extremely useful
they are Intimately acquainted with every road, wood
and swamp for mites around and are possessed OF most
wonderful memory, their affection for Tie Yankees is
strong and earnest and thcg often thor wiling
ness TO shoulder q musket and have btush with their
''beloved masters" They generally sport the most high
sounding names; thus for Instance, tue wrtor has hs
boots blaekei by George Washington and his clothes
washed by Miss Harriet Lane We have not found Mr.
James .chsaans occupation yet, but VIC presume he
would mako FIRST rate nhtewashcr.
Tho funniest thing That has hapene yet IL this camp
was the arrival saturday last Of pigs, that
nave sece1ed from The other side OF the river. For
long time We could some black spots noyrg forward
without being able, with gass, 70 distinguish
what Ia tho world they were They did rot appear
fAtgued at all after ther 1ye milo SWIM ani when
aadd expressed their sincere pleasure Of being aongs
io IN ny huccesson Of gruus. The most remarkable
part Of tho story Is thai they away :fosa lste
called fl'ig Point
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OUR NEWPORT NEWS CORRESPONDENCE.

CAMP BUTLER, NEwroay Ntws, Dec. L. 1881
Gttsness IA CaapNo Podrd, ~ or t5pcias Bayroc,s
pik-Runrigcy Stares-Bot.esteS Dsep Cteek-supe
rio,iy ofte Virginia Negro 0ptr ae Real 'sDaysey-
yzepoytoa! Secession, &c.
Everything is remarkably quiet at present In this
depar ;mcnt AMI thoughts only on how TO
prepare ourselves comfortably ard pleasantly to meet
tho winter. For nearly week past the weather has
bean mild and sprngke IN tho extreme, making life in
tants quite cndurab!e; but this morning We have had
another snap Of cold, and good many non bene
icto.s are ahowerci uon the heads Of those VII, were
:, prov I'D ls with boards t. the barr acs
So take noti ''whoevcr ii may eoaceyn" By tho pro.
snnt slow coach system II VIII YET take many weeks Ne
fore al are comfortably housed. l. on. comfort that
We h@yc ,ie certainty e bcjns abie 90 into wialcr
ouayte;a ut leASl, when next Summer Is a. haa6.
ContfNhaa - c3ine IL vtry sa,yiy aow.a.tavs, but
,hn that epna oausu1'iy inerGasHg asfs Gao bq
h hasa ot Dauies Anrtn away fru.a the caun o. Big
betAs ans saye raast i09r!tct io. ata on IL 70.
tnE ta rabu. 1stt@re. s1'na ma tteia tito taal, j.
III tpca r,oeN ~ w NigN anh M ~. ist,, e. p
y to sNSbVaae cEalr 9. hatbera y on,y a nt. n-7rt
,tH 49, SOD .lt. ta,n at' - 400 fsNn a ear.
" ,..a ~1a - ~ - W l.h al, .a51a} tat.c
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ending December la, and since January =
f,rf6e Wcst. 1855 1860 1861
Enterc3 At tho port s4s7 o.5 500 SRI s1Sa 15s
Thrown % m,rket.. $50, t34 529.z1o I5,o43
.SiliCc id,. /.
Fntored the port $f0t as 1867 SoT 1877 216 ~ 628
Thrown market. i0i ,ii2 5s5 95,53056) a.; 23 ol0
The goods entered the rast week at this port were
larger in proporti linn previously, compared with
those for the time in the two previous years
whie tho amount thrown upon tho market Ia
Of those for the timo in 1859 and 1880 tn
half amount OF those for the time in 1859 aud
year. and the ratio in that time will not bo maternity
changed. Tie recent advance in cotton piece goods has
Pretty we'll suspended purchases for EXPORT. The fea-
tire OF the past weak has been tho spnou alive move
Heavy sheengs ard shirtings have advanced to
t5c Is &c, medium u t4c ard light to I2Kc, heavy
shcengs 10 IL &c. I.i:c, ana light to 9dc. 10.
Bieached goods were also per cent higher Drills were
settling ut 15c. TIC Cottonaacs have advanced 20
i Sc Ter cent Printing cloths have advanced to &C. in
Providence ana some haders demand TO-. Prints OF
favofe makes have also vauced. Wooicn goods werc
degreo sympa,hzcd With mat for cotton goods. There
was an improved den,anJ r foreign cotton and mixed
articles including dress g,a,s, many OF which having
been unsaleabe last fall 1T a. very low rates. were
in cotton goods and Ind purchasers from Job.
bers who enter tho market thus early to be prepared for
The spring trado, while some Probably, buy spccuia
sioD Medium and low priced 70. eign woolles also
better request at enhanced prices. Foreign prints
likewise attracting attention. This is usually
tho dri Of he dr. eds and tho present
is ont OF the Ordinary routine 81 the trade and
il mainly based speculation, from the great rise Ia
ff tho spring trade, fearing By that time that they wiz
rise mach higher
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
CHsrsrAAs AMP sp, SEM YEARS AsS, GIFTS
Hf gSssn:EAIyHHHA..np
that he viii oaea his ss, g, NIB nw ~
nrc,mher &C. 1885, wh his annual exhibition OF Christ
mas aud Nsw Years -
.ies na Hns: Boxes caISass rsiaanere.
Velvet Boxes pomp,donr Easkets,
satin Boxes, Cofhcles No = onneises.
RaxNs Moyen Age, Shell aud reaH Bt1ke's,
Fancy Bon6oaeses q every roScs d. ran.ase. Wa Gss
''''''pa'A' coRSnr-com shHsfEas,'''S
FANCY ca 9io ,;sf9 ASS siS' o&sAa f
.,, -, G q, TREES ~, ,,.,., j., v
r1rs las ]ecn scctra VII goat care By NJ IT, i; no
''aa''''fFi i,s Il: a XVI, f FoS aoG p'
The extraordinary variety Of styles and prices IL managed
t" fo Ff most s 'aS ai ss' s SOUVENIR to the hand
soonest FASH s %2 eiu sfsrE t 81 o biz TASTE
AZ The asssrni"ntw l be sold AT RETAIL at WHOLE.
rATnoLlc GIFTS For TIE HOLIDAYS BIBLES,
bnainss suitable FOR sen's Cabot; yienas Hay:
r ~ N ise IN Costly n arl q n blessed
f SaNhj Z R RIsSi:a 81 n 1ao way
INHaIsrMAs PRESENTS FOR SALE BY
cusuMANsBRooKs 4as Sixth avenue corner 0! rwea
ty-e!sath stree.
., -. 1000 yas;e,,es frem 49, 2e t. g rov,
$1,000 6nnkr f stock Of Fancy Goods a, &c discount
- cuHIsTaFAs AND
r.s sbn yE lAp S FFyShSTS;
FAIL nor 10
As a b,au1i goods which will sadeu the
CUSH,,AN l. BROOKS
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER lAL.
SATrLnAN. Dec. l46

SATURDAY, Dec. A-6 P. NJ
! The policy to be pursued by HE government aud
the banks continues the chief topic OF conversation
in commercial circles, and, though no uncasiness
ia felt it is due to truth to state that the public
mind is becoming rapidly ismilialized with the
idea of general suspension Of specie Payments, as
q measure of prccautiou. Money is plentiful; Tie
brokers arc doing very little, and the banks tess
Foreign exchange closed very firm al I0ats, and
some of the speculative brokers' who are interested
in the rise, obtained the quota ion of to from bank
ers VINO lid not VT At to sell, ana reported il freely
Stocks were better today, though the volume OF
business done was small. The stock operators
like Other people, are waiting TO sec What will
come OF the financial imbrogiio. Tenucssees adj
vanced one per cent, and all State stocks were
rather better at the morning board At
the same board New York Central rose 81,
Erie preferred "a, Michigan guaranteed a.
Gaiena X. After the board the market
was steady. At the second board stocks were
generally better. and a,ere seemed TO be larger
amount Of ORDER. The market closed strong, the
following being the last quotatons-Unit states
6's registered 1851. So =: do. 6s, coupon, lSSl
s25l ~ do. SIS 1874, s2ls -: Virginia 6's At
| q! Tennessee 6's, 43la "a; Missouri 6's Il u
| u: Pacific Mail, So * New York Central, 7sM
~; Erie, sl% x; do. preferred 53's u;
Hudson River, s7i4 q; Harlem, ll7s a IL; do.
preferred, 29,4 "a; Reading. 81 a * Michigan
Central, 491l IL Michigan Southern ana North.
| ern Indiana, 1873 "a; do. guaranteed. 3ai4
x: Panama, llih lis; Illinois Central, 6o14
| z; Calena and Chicago, Il u; Cleveland and
Toledo, 1914 a. Chicago and Rock Island 50N
AZ; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy 5sH
| a59b; Milwaukee and Prairie du CHEN, - 20:
| Illinois Central bonds, rs, s11a Is.
The business of the sub.Treasury was as follows
| to-day
Total receipts 81 0h3 21a o.
For customs. 50 900 90
On account ti loan, 3S.tSo ID
Payments including redeemed p notes 275 592 70
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were *l7,ol6,75G IS, and the balances
| were 81, 0S3, 2i4 TO-
The following table will compare the amounts
received for Treasury notes at the Office Of the
United States Assistant Treasurer for the weeks
| ending December aud 3d.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, r. u.
FioUr. Tic market was buoyant and rather easier for
common grades, though mol .aotaby lower. The sales
embraced about u 900 hAls.
WuGAr was firmly held, though prices were unchanged
Sales were moderate and embraced abo i 90 GOO bushels
CORN was irn, but aaChaissi. Tbs sales embraced
about 75 GOO hnsiea at T1c. &C. Tor lots Of shipping
Western mixad and from stors Al 6ac q Gsnc
PoRg,-~Thc martoL was quiet aHl prices unchanged
Inc sales embraced 200 200 tbs ii 81 2, l2 Is for
mcss Ss so 80 rr prime, and q. Si3 - Sl4 for cay
prime mess.
WHIssLl..;a!os o. sco bills. made, At 2ot4c .
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GLOUCESTER FisusE:gs The fishing season al Go,-
castcr Mass has closed and the -four hundred vessels
that have beer employed since last february are now
gu oily mopred at Their harbor Many vessels lave beea
os the present quito number Wi h all board
The present year has been avery hard oEe FOR Gloucester
pooaby the most disastrous Cor many years the pecs
for fish have ruled so low that arg, fares Of
from coo 10 400 barrels would hardly pay the vcs.
sals' bills. But Still! people o. Gloucester are
not discouraged, bat vii! p!Isge the oisipes M
9th year with their usual energy The fisheries
o. Massachusetts, both Whale, cot AM nac,ere ORC
now very low point of dcpsesscn, plrictary N
.osncr. and great feet Of ~hac ships Is fast disap.
bearing, many of them having Joined the tat aSs
squadron" ~ many OF these ships perhaps would have
employed rs long IS they would Goat II IS perhaps
Il fortunate thing that this deaaad his sgrUrg ~ tos
them. Trey mostly Old POST ,Nd New Iors ia!ia
inca asa .lGntc traders tnS. we.e dt5rd oA a.
&1ru pdt w!cu scd "a tuc i,"it service tttty " a
~ hut 81 the3 have boon employed w.atiIy ey ii
since. And many OF thrm aaVa AIDE ra1"oy ep"Jr, Il
tiat 'ta'e ni'uist ~ isa5 "a -.
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TIE DRY GOODS TRADE.

The following is comparative statement Of tho Ina
ending December 70, and since January -
fartbe Week. 1853. 1860 1861
Fnterci It tho port. $aS7 ,oi5 $3.50 ,gfr $lo4 1853
Tar0an N mirket. 533 l34 629TIO SIS ,0a3
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Toa. a, Assstan. rreasarer,s ofEea. sa4 ass

Toa, at Assistant Trcas1rers ofica. sa4 as5 2ts
The Cincinnati Go-eiie ssa.es, on what il deems
good authority, Shat The Cleveland. Columbus and
Cincinnati Railroad, daring tie pest six months,
Las earned ia Eve yer cent dividend, kept up lis
'f@ck M nke.,l3ly, added s0Iiexhat ait cqI.p.
np'ht, =, 81! its current or srstisS cggcnsea. aad
can SHOW, sgygias o. coas.eeysL'g Gyss tto.2Qa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-15
RumOrcsl Attack by the Cherokcea

On the strength OF tne following letter, ana other
picous circumstances tie Empoga Nccs fears an attac
by tho Cherokocs OH the Ncosho country
FGgT NERpGRis, Nov. 90, 1851.
We have this day reached this point from tho Cherokee
Nation, Little verdigrs, low down as Bryant
tracing post which pace We lott day be.
fore yesterday (Thursiay) evening, q. dark We
hayo it from several sources which we Judge
worthy Of credit, that tho Chcrokec regiment are IN
mcdatey to up the Cherokee and California trail
(tha tort Gibson road) for your country You will i'm
fcdatcy despatch this by special messenger Can't
f. g. d. Norton Walnut at Chelsea Eldorado. III by
your scouts you learn anything Of special npe YOU
viii Dc immediately passed froa here to tho Neosho
river JOHN X, REIN, Captain
r. Sfhe intention is with tion TO pass up the Walnut
aud attack the Me- sho at Euporia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-15

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