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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-09

EXAMINING sUR6Eo,o N7Fo''

The following named Examining surgeons
have been aPrnfcd By tie Comnls,ioner u Psnscos;
DR.. John O. Ms,oac Meldcn. Mus DIR. VIM. No
Findley. nlooipi.sld lo~s Dr J. D. Ebert Lebanon.
lows,
rhg QUOTA OF YoLvsrEkRS Poa NEW YORK.
WAS prr pRovofr ,AEsual GssrRsLs OyroSl
H.saiNsFos y. e.. De-. 2. 1919 !
4. Il hls l,rs 4 BRIT VILLAS NJ. BoSAar md On
Laspo Krtloso v. g, Hasahe,1n, u. C.
GENTLEMEN have TIE honor to aekaowleIgs
DE- tp' % }oas eoHa rosfoa of lie ~ inst sad 10 s-Py
Tie fsss.as pt,so.as .usui''si ~ ,ou' Co,nru..ion
approval of'hs Var Dop'fmeuf snd sf govern ma.
~ Tpi qroi,. be- sppos,ionel 70 losn. sd W,rd.i IA,
'svea Consr' District. iu The s'-le OF ScN ora sd
fhat s.sA'' De gwen zach towns spi Ward. ma, nr
President ~ ~ 49, ihs, thcy II be esrrp, irom he
peudss irai 'houi onr % rendered necessary JAansry
"a Thsi s sey,rd and Wards rroe,e crai. for y,
such yonte-r. nss~ been mustered into TIE
he United states snra che dsi, aLd fas Pc b.
.isnci thc state under r,ccl. csh.
..ni,.ilon Pa tho state u New YOU. Be- ras, o., he s
footing IL acsard 20 e.e ntie' A. raeni' ,hs hd via.
Second Rf- Nr's ltgA Veteran N.saf has CON
Thirteenth n slleat Ne~ YORK cSvaiTy-hss nine comps
Fifteenth REGIMENT New ORR t.llry-ha. ten companies
n ,ls ncdi - r. t~y compaus. 10 comple.s u.
fi. i r. tfirrt Ntw olA 'lyalfs ias eight cO.pt
~, 90 The hrt 'tsns. eur conp'nics 20 con reie y
fnrniy-i r. .i'nent Ne~-t osA Ca'e.y--as ten comps
tiHf i fNf &c .tn"s 20 lfltfc ~
fouit.,nf Re1al-t NrsYofk ArtillrEy-ias sryrn bat
'erie mustered IN fc4alIes I'VE batteries TO compete a.
fh thal te Nostnol be autAorcd 10 False a0apeie
parties ~ infantry 20 bc rnt 10 srch .cufs IN DE field
aa,e less n 'hss proper uanber Of company Organizations
This. h0urfrg confer ai0i.y .!It s
SCI tlv, without i.'svins 'hc pro ~ vcrriiing %
d"n. Tot a pnipo,e q s.ins renewed etapinsiion Of
c .nartt of tlr quote Ht h- rp>,i om fhr ~
Nv orb and OF certain inequalities srxrd thrrsn Csu
n.on sha be 'pPoinet .sii''ogorv to the ooseru's al
De- D.liffiuef VIC shall fuv rfyr md iops. upoa hs
question ~ diHrfcre- 500 gentlemen very rper0Ny,
hv4g obrdl,uf servant
JANE, p FRY Pa>,o-. M-t,h.l 0-nersl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-09

The PRESIDENTS MESSAGE ia promised 20
Congress at l2b O'Clock to-day. Wo hope TO
issue il in an early Evening Edition oil HE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-09

duct nnb.cominy oficor ani gentleman" aol
" drunkenness II alleged that these ohsrg,s w,rs
at tho time suppressed. and that oopiss were sabs,
queuty forwarded 10 the President. Gen Hasss. aud
Col. Holt Judge Advocate. General. Thu OBJECT NV
Is TO provoke inquiry.
As specimen Of tho charges we giys ths spseiaca
ton Of the frat charge:
In this-that he. Brig. Gen A. A. Hum phreys Com
mandng. etc.. did say. "ly Cd 1 wish SONS on,
McClellan) 90 Washington. and huh tho whole ID
PACK into tbs Potomac aud place Gen Mcclellan II Ga,
head Of affairs. / believe the Army would willingly
go" This at Camp near warIen'on, on Or ab'at tas
10th day Of November. A. d., loJS~
HORACE GRKELgY's LgcTJgR.
A large audience crowded Odd Fellows hall
to night, 10 listen to Horace Greeleys lecture Oh thu
"Ouestion Of the Hour. he spoke frs. Of tho questions
which we're alive when he ectured here two years az,
and which are now dead and buried SgOb Al the Bpr.
der State Questions which the Border States had SILICA
settled FOR themselves. the question, Of S.rts
Right, Colonization and Foreign InterVsnti,o.
Mr. Greeley then alluded briefly to seyersl of thu
questions which engage public attention or OF OF
which party cries were raised BY the opposition "a that
VI Negro Equality :" Negro EnistneDis. and "Ih,
Union a. IL was. the. constitution as IL 49," On tbs
quest on u recon,tucton Mr. Greeley said That with
the death of Slavery ats csus) the Rebellion would DIE
and reunion would inevitably ensue This putting mt,
mt, shell Of all tine questions about which 80 ma"y
theories have been span wa heartily relishei aud sp
p,ujcd by thu sudienos.
ORDERED 10 JOIN GIN. BANKS
Mi. G.. y. Drake, late Assistant-AdIutant.
General 70 MajorGen Hsrtsp has been ordered 10 ~
port io len Banks q. New Orleans, where his abilities
and energy will be tested in new and larger sphere
LAND SAILS IN OHIO.
The salcs ofpubIc lands at Chillioothc, Ohio.
for IN, month Of November. reached $4,000.
EXAMINING sUsBHoSs APPOINTED
The following named surgeons have been ap-
pointed by the Commissioner Of Pensions: DIR. Cyrus
II stookweu Port huron. Mich; Dr. Chas J. La
Msy.'illo k,n,rs.
sATIOSNL BANKS.
! The following national banks have received
cetif, ates 10 commoacc operations. Second National
Ban. ST. Louis BIO. capital 500 900, Second National
Bank Syrncase " Y. capital $4,000 First Ns'i'na
Bunk. Cimbridye. Ono capital s65O0. I.r,t hat'anA
Bank Marietta. Ohio capital 5000. First hp,ioas
Bank Conneautyiie. Pa capital si00o)
now GIN GRANT DEALS WITH RgBEL sgn?A
TIMERS.
Tie followIn. orAor of Gen. Grant show
H. way OF ds.'D' si.i Rebel, sad Iebc .ympl'hi~
J "rA'' atLrr,sr DIV or rpg Mas. ~ s"s F.s,"'
IA, gHAITAsO0SA Irin. Vow D -
".ysr,r ospyr, 80 THE h-b' II raj ling 2lr'is.
c5s ,yslry yidfln. town, village. end prms ~heT. ~
gre Fedei, 'cfcc- nd pliss- ln,l .e' a,, ,n.
~ .fep, io ib.e he ry. Or make the io'' y 80
In d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-09

The following national banks have received
ceiif, ate, to commence operations. Sccoad National
Ban. s.. Louis. sio capital 500 900. Second Sations
Bank Syracsse " Y. capital $4,000 First National
Bunk. Ctmbridge. OHIO. capital s6500 Iirst hnt.aaA
Bank M,rie,,a Ohio, capital 5000 First kn.ioas
Bank Gonneauivile Pa. capital sj00o)
now Ggv. GRANT DEALS WITH BgBEL sYa?A
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-02-19

AFRICAN SALOON E. BaBBER SHOP
Prof Cromwell hes lfeopened In his new
building. one door below H G.. Visits Bankt
where IL viii be happy 10 receive and Wi
ufon his Old pstr ors to clean shave, = fash
onabls hair cat. Or scientific champ, on!t'
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-02-19
CHEcKED fHROUGH AND
80 TRANSFERRED FREE.

.,.< ~IFREIGEITS-
BY this Route Freights of ell descriptions
can be forwarded to and from Philadelphia,
New York, Boston, or Baltimore, to and from,
any point on the Rail Roads of Ohio, Kentucky
Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, or Missouri
BY Rail Road direct.
rs The Pennsylvsnia Rail Road also connects
At Pittsburgh with Steamers, by which Goods
can be forwarded to any port on the Ohio,
Muskingum, Kentucky, Tennessee, Cumberland,
Illinois, Mississippi, Wisconsin, Missouri,
Kansas, Arkansas and Red Rivers; and at
Cleveland, Sandusky and Chicago with Steam
ers to all Ports on the North. Western Lakes.
Merchants and Shippers entrusting the
transportation Of their Freight to this Compa-
ny,can rs!v with confidence onitsspeedy transit.
TnE RATES or FRE1oH1 to and from any
point in the West by the Pennsylvania Rail
Road, are ataH times al. favorable a. are charged
By other r. r. Companies.
M Do particular to mark packages tu;a
Penna. r. R."
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions
apply to or address either Of the following
agents of the Company:
d & D A. Stewart. Freight Agent, Plts6urgh.
: 4 &elarke<& CO: ,sTrassfsr Agents, Pittsbssyh
H. W. Brown & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
r.. G. Medium & Co., Madison, Indiana
J.E. Moore, Louisville, kentucky.
W. ". Altman & Co., Evansvi1e, Indiana.
R.F Sass, St. Louis, Missouri. y:
Clarke s. Co., Chicago, Illinois.
JH McColm, Portsmouth, Ohio.
McNeely 4 Montgomery, Maysuille, Ky
VIII. & E. L. Langley, Gallipolis, OHIO.
H. S. Pierce & Co., gainesville, Ohio.
N. II. Hudson, Ripley, Ohio.
R.C. Meldrum, General Travelling Agent
= ~. for tie South and West
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-02-19
, AUCTION NOTICE . =,

'+2o AUCTION NOTICE. 30
We will sell at Auction, at the lowest rates
II Commission, REAL ESTATE;- BONDS,
: MoRFG ACES HORSES, WAGONS. fMER.
CHANDlSE and property Of every descrip-
o iiba.a and: We will make cash advances on
'Proparty.s I'VE keep ON hand Notions, Watch
;ss, and Jexely to sell to the trade, &e. Ped
slsrs'l erder or consignment promptly attended
&C., Auction sales every evening, and special
sales 1t ten o'clock AuM.g III, 49, It's -,
u Il H. B. BAKER & CO., Auctioneers,
On Third. st. Second door from the Merchants
- aossl' st. Paul, MIMI ~ Il. 'v6n28-ly.
ITATB OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
~ SfEAnNS --ss 9r2nW -. .,Ja -. =.
ludwig Robbers, Plaintiff, ! ..,.t,. >,...I
against .sJ14T1'u n Ju.t;e. Court
Joseph w. Reed, Defendant. ~fl4...r.,
The State Of. Minnesota - j., ? t.,.,
:. To the Sheriff OF any Constable Of said Csun-
y, You are hereby commanded TO summon
Joseph v: Reed if he shall be- found in your
County, to b and appear before the under
signed, one Of tho Justices Of tho Peace in and
for said County. on, the 18th day 81 February
A. D. 1863, at 10 O'Clock ID tie forenoon at
my Office At St. Cloud, in the said County to
snswer U. Rob6crssin civil action, and have
you then and there this writsAA
Given Under my hand this 4th day Of Feb
s'Ir.}.H - 4c* A. T.: UPHAM,
,1o~.," Justiee Of the Peace.
" g. D. Pssnrt, Atty for Plaintiff.
fsb6.3w = 159H Il -.,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-02-19
LIVE STOCK.

---Drovers and Farmers will find This the moet
advanta geous route for Live Stock. CapAcisus
Yards, Well. vatered and supplied with every
CONVENIENCE, have been opened on this line and
its connections, and every attention is paid to
their wants. From Harrisburg, where viii rbe
found every convenience for feeding and rest
ing, a choice is offered Of the >THiLADEL-
Pitt, NEW YORK and BALTIMORE
MARKETS. This will also be found the shor-
test, quickest and most direct route for 'stock
to New York--[via Allentown and with
fewer changes than any other. ~,
cExocH LEWIS, GenI S4p't, Altoona, Pa.
L. L. Houpr, Gen'l Ticket Ag't, Philadelphia
H. II. HousroN, Gen! FreightAg't, Phi1ad".
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Il : Seven daily trsins from j. So. J.
PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK.

Tickets for sale to Boston by Bo.t or Rail.
Boat tickets good on any Of the soundlines. -.
=: Fare to all points a. Lou as any Route.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-02-19

T7STRAY NOTICE. The undersigned took
up on his premises, on Maine Prairie, on
the eth daypf December, 1852, q stray horse,
about IS years Old, Bay color, with three white
feetsandI aWhita spot on rightside. J The own
er can have the same by proving property and
paying damages. NICHOLAS SCHAFER. Il
Dated 81. Cloud, Ded 10th. 1892 MO,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-02-19

: EIjEEPING CARS
: 7;s''& !. : ON :NIGuTs11AlNs TO
Rhllad'a, New York and Baltimore.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-02-19
7 = TEHE - = - . 7 I
IS Gents Worth Of
GROCERIES 4 PROVISIONS

Old patron: and The public Ii generally, t6at
ner of Chapel street and Washington avenue,
q general assortment Of Groceries, Provisions,
Heavy Crockery, Wooden Ware and = variety
of Liquors, which no viii hell at St. Paul re.
tail prices adding transportation. Also, that
he'will pay Saint Paul prices for all kinds Of
FVrs, in; edsA Or trade. :. ! M. P. NOEL.
r. St. Cloud, MINI. v4nsl-sm
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He will pay particular attention
70 the eompounding- Of Physicians prescrip-
s'ons az ar hours, and from his long experience
and strict attention to business, hi flatters
big himself that he will merit share Of public
patronage.
II - l. .-ILH.ISIMs.
st Cloud. Nov 9th. 1861. v3n-s1
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-02-19

T1OVARD ASSOCIATIONS Philadslphis--
1 for tie RSl;1 If tic SIX, .sndoD Distressed,
16tiasd sit4 gVbxl6st si3x1. Chronic DissGses Of
tie &sxsas ,0,y4ns2a Do bs17!R.o ia.~s L5.Al
Medical Advice given gratDbN The Aeting
Surgeon. .Hc:}a2i,qqs bias ts9 'n4c has
T. Valuabl6 'Btpo1rs on SPERMATORRHEA
or SEMINAL WEAKNESS and other Diseas7
Is Of the Sexual Organs, and on the NEW
REMEDIES employed - the Diepensary, sentin
sealed letter envelopes, fresof chargs: Address
g., ,.b.,t DR.. !. SKILtEN HOUdHTON,
= sv4n82-1y1 Howard association,
g. No, South Ninth Street, Phila.ddelphia, "a
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-02-19
- II: - II II n :. -,
~Psrticular attention paid to, al kind
thu and and shest-iron jobbiagsAE p =:
81! tt 81 tt1it& 80. II .s5,jp.3fi Il
cHAa 2: POWELL. s<-s.... a. w f0HELt.
Sc. CLOUD. BOOK. STORE,

1OHN H., ROsENBERGRR would respect
j fully, inform tho citi1ens Of St. Cloud and
Northern Minnesota that he has purchased the
entire stock of the St. Cloud Book Store and
made large additions thereto. and has now on
hand = complete assortment Of Books, Sta
tionery, Fancy Goods, Newspapers and Magal
Etc., ete. Also, the Standard Series 81 School
Books Persons will ind 1t to their sdv4ntage
- procure, their 81. Paul and New York Daily
and Weekly papers at'thjpstors. saTkS namef-
Gus pstroasgsnd friends ofaths Old ,se.~ Cloud
Book Store; sre cordially invited t. attend
t@.E v4n84-ly5a Al @a'a0 b0sl ] ad.-
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-02-19

, Treasurer Of Slearna County Mimi
Peg, / n. RosEn1sl0sa, Depty.rtl
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-02-19
AMER1cAN'H no USE
27n@ ST: cI0UD, *: sag: MIMI

THE above hopse has been opened ~ 10
i undersigned, and tie most perfect md am
pie Accommodations prDvidedtfor tho eonfortco
guests. 1t is pleasantly situated: commands
good view, and is we'll Iept Tfavtlsfs
stopping there, can take the stages for any d..
sired point. S@S.
The Grow Wing stage leaves. this house ..
Tue.day, Wednesday and Friday merp.nss
v3n4E1y F AONT1.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-02-19
LIME & LUMBER I

( HONSTANTLY on hand full supPlyef fsss
~ quality lime, At 81 per barrel; or when
taken in quantities Of over twenty barrels. At
Is cents per barrel. .......
Lumber and all building material fnr1ished
to order 1t the lowest cash prices. 49,.
Every style Of Furniture can: 30 furnished
Immediately at the same Office; - '@~0 ,"
: All kinds Of produce taken in exchange
=, Office at the New York Store. 4S,-,.
FOWLER 4 ToBEI.
st. Cloud. June 9th, 1862. s4n45=lysa
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1863. THE 1863.

PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
With it, co. nections iorms lad.
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FRon Sxw.YoKK rRS PRIScPsL WEsrERs CirIsa
seven trains run daily from N-w-Yotk T. PhsdepbA No
New .Jer,ey AID Camden and Amboy Line
ALL THROUGH TtAISS FOR rae WEST BY THlS
KOl ~ LEAVE NETWORK FROM THE
FOOT or COURTLANDr-Sr.
BY of Philadelphia tue o'nns passengers leave New.
york time her routes evening passenger
az o %. m, hour lated IDau other lines.
By of Allentown. evening passengers ieave p ms
auye the time Northern ine. in chicago and ~
point. in the NohWesi Crestne Indianapolis, Louisville,
81 Louis Cleveland. Columbus. Cincinnati. and all maAD
points West. with fewer chsnges OF cars. -. -.
Slesp Cars. without change run from Phsds phis -
Pitsburs6 $50 mites and NswYork Pittsburgh 80 mea
smoking and Saloon Cara o. all trains.
Fare the $ o,her roltes
baggage che ked through Transfers free. Il. .
Secure Tickets, good unti u.ed by Ptsburgh.
WESTERN EMIGRATION
Aceonmoda Line. VIII ch affords comfortable meds %
travel to parties moving westward, at onshSf mo "s
Of fare. ..
BY this route feghs Of all descriptions can De
to and Nom point the Railroads o. oai9 Asnaes
lnd.na nipoi' wisconsin, Iowa 2. .s - as,S
West BY steamers ioin Pittsburgh. =,
he air. Of tr.sh. 70 .sS rs r ny M ,,,n.. -
az are by OF Nail cad lemPsnies Merchants and
shippers rsn'poftson OF their Fesht 70 tnW
Company can rely ~" In STOcK.
Farmers and Dealers In Live Stock will md this meet ~
ysut.srous Capacous isrds well watesed and ,o
IA n, every sttsndon paid 70 ther wantss
E Hsrrisbus where be found every convenience fog
SIs ;rf s sns M%akErs
j. L ELLIOTT. Passenger AGENT No. Astor.HousA
LEECH Co.. FrssLs Agent: :,
No Aston House. and No South Wi1iam-A
MCDONALD BiSCHofF EmiSrsnt Agents.
ENOCH LEWIS General sapss,nsssdsaa Aissss< e
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Schr r Clyde Golden, Virginia days. oysters.
Sohr. Brave Nswen Newberp, N. c. days naval ssore'
10 D. Golden Murray.
scbr Z. sheldon. wha.. Washington, N c., Days bal
las, to ~ as'er
Schr Giece Girdlsr Clfrk. Boston empty barrels.
Schr Chsa Carroll. Haulsm boston for Albany
schr Re ip,e - Calais DAYS. lumber to Jed Frye Co
Schr s. r. King McGIegor. Calais days, lumber to Jed
Frye 20.
sehr II. II. Reed Kelly New Bedford. ballast
SoLr. Ellen Rodnsn, Bowman, New. Bedford, oil
Schr Elizabeth. Hamilton, S,onington
Schr Seven Sisters. Crowley Stonington.
Schr Alexandria Howes. Providence.
Schr Bay State, Yerrill. Rockl4nd, lime.
Schr Hurd, Pierce, Rockland, lime.
Schr. Ocean, Mitchell 81. George stone.
Schr. Helen, Carroll. Vinal Haven. stone.
Scir. Rosabuah Rose Burgess, Stanford, CT
Schr San Juan. Bracket, Providence. ballast
schr Chas. ID. Halett, Jones. New Havoc, ballast.
Schr Sn.sn, Besr.e, Boston, to s w. Lewis
Sch Shenandoah Nash, Eli, ,bethport for Boston ces
Schr Oeo.W SNOW Glover zsbethpor for Boston, ceA
Scr DIR. Roger. Eaton Ez.bethport FOR Boston, COAL
Schr Mclrose Nntter Ehzibsthport for Boston. coal
Schr. Morris, Serng Portland Me-, copper ore for Der
gen Point.
Sloop Oregon. Rhodes. Providence
Sloop khods Island, ReniEsto PIoyidence-
Sloop w. II. Bowen Brotherton, Providence.
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Passengers Arrived

In steamship GEORGE Warrington, from Men. Orsan'.Ms
Thomas fsrneI $. A.; Msl shotteworth, u tIana
". J. Thacher. Austin Kimbal. A. Marsh, Picard @.
David. Mrs Hsydel children, and servant 5 L. MsHisu
Mrs. NJ A johnson, Ii. Pecker and lady, X McMssters
Ms. Murdock, w Dayt }. Arown, Mn. Stewart, John
Mayer Miss j. Brouley q A. Guidsn and lady, Mrs Doro.
thy nd chill rem. Mr. Newman Mr.. EnglaudcI Mrs l..
Z. ssde, Mrs Cutlery aud 81 in the steesge
In steamship Oeeon Queen from Apin,oaA-T P. s.opey
h. Lloyd aud lady, CHI Busch and family. A. A. Seloyer aud
family, Ii E6ner and .amy Mrs I; A. Ha:sey, Miss T.
children, NJ. s. Whiting and family Mira +. A. Lawrence
Col Oh. Jones, Gustsyu Brown. Eugene Leeshsf Mis- NJ.
9hiins9, Col T. T. LAlly abrams Policy, Aaron BeTwin
Jsme. Hoy, T. w PARK, J. C. Hopper. o. w Elliott. b. c:
Howard Alex. Henry. WIN. Lassman Bethne Phelps and
In TeGmGaip Plan'agenef from KiHgsion Jam.-Mi" l..
Thompson Mis-; T. Tnomp.on. j. Thompson. Mr. veni1 NJ
Ren,on and lady, Miss Renton. l. Bsie M Philip MIR.
peups,e MI Wheaden. MR.. tubin Mr. hcaey. Mr. Gray,
Mr. Parcel, esp. NeI'99 w N,e9S;Sn r. JO6sOn CHARLES
10 U.nn1 Ellen $. Tsry from NsNt1n,-cspt g. Pierce,
q q n y Cav; CAPT T. W. RieA1rdsSn, sl.i n y; CsPt
Lieut. O o. smith, Slst n T.; Lieut. A. Adams lat n. C.
l.. Baer and child Nrs Shells G. J. Mchsl WIN. A. Mesd.
O. :. Campbell, W. p Derby, L. A. fentop, A. Coin. L..
simons Mr.. Gaser. g. ~ Bell h. +. Everett, b. H. Morgan,
and u in sl.efasc.
In 'teem.liP Mebosync from Lirerpoo-Rev NJ. De Tar.
O'Conuoi Rev. f. Hennesy q Rcteldi
In mp s. X Maa''y ron by he'f-MIs r. j. Hicks;
cAild'e" ara ,eysht NJ r. : Mo.ana chi len eno
s }. Leser. children, and servant; Ne L. w Clspp
In Dark Ng'Htag Light from bu.so, AVe'-D Prissy D..
kssy John arc .. (haTt'uele MaineIo Esther Mar.
n-do Albert Msf'ineio Paul Maftinedo. C. Malhows
Mathew Mscsa Mathews Emil hopEn', Lima Holhin'.
Nirs.n Cha1ia
IN BRIG Gc- Baiiev froH Bat,u,r ". c. A-capt Cove
In brig lima r. N Nauau. " P.-Mu Hood. Mr. Graz.
CsPi Beers, Mr. Coulsop. iir. oCulun. MI Bushen
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and ann pbsdepbs Emile Cresin Nelson Bendish John
n.Iau On. q blair EIana RonsTrefh. Estiyap DE Ia

u
Fior Edw ~ Key; Rev NJ. Ale.snde, and wife C. W.; j.
MID g Armstrong c. L. Beaumont; Marahil Pratt Pbila
d,lpia; Mrs Lander and child urs Carey. Miss " j.
Koch w. Boce ard wife, VIM l.. Roacb Hsnilton, G. w
c : FOX T. }. L lcIbsch. Mi. y. g. Barrett Mis !: G
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chdreo. C. W.; II. A. Avery and lady, Mr.. j. y. Lyman
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and servant, with Others IN steeTage.
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HombSre j. Heger Jules Lafevre NJ O. J. d. Schieer,
81 Louis; Freelhnder, L. Kaufman. r. Kaufman, Lonis
kau'msnn y. O,sper Rubber and family. Theresa Lsrseh
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stephen Lsnin, MINI; q. Reitensein, Mwsukeei b.
tiuke Thee Burlo, II. Miller O5io; VI. Godbaeher. r.
q. w Weinberg J. IaDsissssn v y; Richard Stain. Paul
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Ernst Roser berg Phil L. '. X BoissUbiu Pa August
Roker ~ Y Lac Epstein Gin g. Campbell W. Rev
Edward Martin Columbus; II. M,enck Havana; y BLOCK
aid son. ~ Y. Ms l.. Peler Toron,o; Mrs Gramm ~ y !;
VI. A. Woi dia Boston; Eml Black. Emil Oramm n: L. !;
Louis Levtou, San Francisco; Mir aud Mrs Daniel Need
ham W. A ThuInenlefe, Louie Gsn'her, y. u; NJ Qua
Their, Bait. Mver BissinFer Phil; Ernst Prass, MI and
Mrs. H. A. Scheicher and family, Miss Sophie Behn. MIS-
Sta In Mrs GiraId Miss Stale, Mr. Maidhsf N T.: Mrs
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Maria Olsen Chas. Olsen, y. Y. Miss Anna Flamong H. !;
Mis- Normand Mrs Msrrct Som,on ard child NJ Rev.
John Bodirg gland family, WAiertown Wis. Emile Lundes,
IN. Lunders Davenport JOS Schmidt, Rock Island; n
p Christensen Miun. j. SehlGpier, N. Y. N. Nelson NJ
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