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A Card to the People
Now is Your Time to Save Money!

BargainsI Bargainsl! Bargains!ll
TN eou.sausneo Of the fact. that all Cotton GOodA
arc advancing very npidIy, and the Indications
are that thoy will very SOOn b. higher than u HDy
previous time, have purchased large aud lpltn:I
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and 70 which would respectfully invite tho AtteH'
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Inx their purchases At this tIms besides they will
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The undersigned -, WhSGS post Office address
4. -. county Of -. State Of -, proposes
IOrnrrV The malls Of the United States from July l.
iS6S. 10 June ~, 1867, on route No. -. between
49, and -, under the Advertisement OF Ihr
Postmaster General. dated December is, 1859 Win
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GUARANTEE.
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WV9W VlFV
PORTAnE.

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Of tho Reviews. .,t,,.
hIShOd fer 1884. And aAA. as..-L.l ~ u
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Passengers by the Steamships.
The following table shows the number OF passengers
,srrcd and srough, from Europe by the various lines
during the past year.
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sBooYne AURLy--A WOMAN rm vIorn-The MI.
merry store No. 400 Sixth avenue, the scene Of m
usual excitement yesterday morning, in
shooting array which occurred between shs owners Of
tho establishment, Edward Greene and lAry E. Palmer
hs Immediate cause Of the dicut has not yet been d.
vused but he supposed 10 have. originated quarrel
business matters Grsenscame 70 the store At the
unusually early hour Of ono O'Clock A. NJ and was re-
FUSED admiitanoe by his artner who shut the door in
his lace and told him to 20 home. He stl per-
sisted IN getting in, however, and when he
found Miss Platter would not open the door
he discharged rvolver a. her through the sash Three
shots were ied OF which took effect in tho woman s
thigh, innlctpl though not dangerous wound.
The shoong together with the Of the victim,
attracted Ae attention Ut policeman ewitt OF tho Twen
tynnth precinct who arrived in season 70 prevent any
further trouble Dr. Lafayette Ranney was called In TO at
tend disc Palmer and after considerable difficulty the
ball was extracted from her leg and the patient was pro
nounced out Of danger The physician said that the
man had narrow escape the bullet grazed the emo-
raj artery, which, had il been severed would certainly
have caused death Greene brought before Justice
Kelly yesterday, and committed for exsxaination.
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TIL. ATE voyage of The steamship City OF Washington hence
70 Liverpool 10 The quickest record By steamer
The following 10 an abs,rac, OF her log
Dec CIV, fresh left wharf Pm passed Llghtshlp 34s
7hwHw s'3 mesi LAT 40 IS. Ion S. fresh sAc equally
s "a % I. g e. ss 81 y ;. ss sl s:: ..
icse.E' ss mile, Ia, sia Ion .ss moderate breeze
ns@E; Us piles Ia, IS ~, lon IS S. moderate breeze,
ih.SNE TO NV; SIC miles; lat 1856 Ion IS 81; strong
'ssi n aSs 9fs "a wsw s mites. la 50 10, IS o. mode.
iHs-wsw TO sw; ssa miles, la, 81 rs lon iss 80, fresh
isA IS wsy ss 1 ps "a, 81 g Ion Il q f.:s
of Knsale 1918 Roche Point and received pilot; H.
isS.ssryed = LserpooI ss,fp Pm Passage from sandy
Hos Rock Lsh, days is,s hours deducnR the ase6.
SIR I>psrxspsscr, abandoned tie passage from Ms.
here y o hs rs Mss sV and "a s s' W ~ 1855 and
sulp Cross, from Caiiao for Antwerp. which pus
into Rio Janeiro IN dsress has been condemned -
GO s.rsS D from New
Nov ls in Ia, - lon W, and down al two
glasgow, from New fork FOR Belfast.
BnIc MARIANA tnol Marina OF and tor rdce ON Mon.
s Tss e mns Nth Bee n % s nS
me az Tor ashore %S's s ss e uSa
en s n sna pos o.s. 1s's she
OF provisions and coopcHge stuff. also insured there
as ' sSsSa c sS eos. Of scgs
ad put into Liverpool whence she sailed night 5th inst,
night Of eosh north yArnoU
Vessel aud materials tota lnss saved The
rrisier built AZ Falmouth, Ne 10 l7 whence she
hated aud rated ~
0tuckrapr, Dee ii--lrved, the Canos AlsSsuderscn,
from Lasuns and New YORK lessy snd With other
PtrsovtR, Dee fS-The Eliza, Ham arrived FROM Pats
aepha IN q days experienced very heavy westerly gales
tbs whole Of the Passage
ne esrso Of u' Lmsuuei aloe, from New York which
shore Bsitcn Reef Dee ~ dischsed
aud the rssinx aud stores 81 ship saved.
QupssrowN Dec is-rhs 1uesn, ton paraiha, landed
captain aud Of Toe scar Tom shields
Boston roasl, which sprang aeak Dc sGd started bet,
eth, snd iasi ard beng alle keep
her they o 1lhe4yv
the dime, Dec 4. lat ~ - ~ lpn ~ aDM.
The pefsis O. 9Ath sftyrt yesterday from New York
hioke dewn on tn sh ~ she smanc hcis al ulght to
reIsir aud led 90 ~ tts orniug for Liverpool
Arrived, ihr Hea Owen from New Yors, lesky with
loss OF sails and some cssso thrown overland
saH Ffsfcfsto. Dec t-1he ship v W Rsey, " fTseror
FROM Rnracar va Sskland Islands, has arrived sAk
and rrups cnokea Sire has discharged ~
letter EHwood waler En-, ssreisry Beard u Under.
wfitsraD
wlryrropr Dee Is Pbt II, the ship Charles A Turss,
less Of Pine sails
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sIEAssaI, ErEA-At meeting o. ne cabin passengers
mit,ee was sppopssd draft resolutions expressive o. ne
sss.s q .sA ysss Or their ssnsnsDly and ssamesks
conduct during the voyage. -
The captain. bsias with The replied IN
most sspps WITH ssss snsss and viss
The following copy Of the tss'imsp Y r.0 On ,sss
Caps sAxL Bsooxs Of the steamship Elas:-.
s-fhe undersEned cabin passeuse on board the aecys
the kind solictude courteous them By
yon during the passage Many Of old travellers fully
acceptance 81 this Of acknowledgment
thereof We also beg to express gratitude TO our most
respected doctor and ccels of the ship conclude BY
son AID prosperity TO the "InInan Line"
Hayes.w I Robinson, Rodriguez, J T Willis, q
Dieppe, schnitt John Horsyool James Saith, w Bear
nan, James Wilson, Blal5e 0.ronx = Dcremus u
pispppe aSi"aora oi Louis Eernanass sa "Anh's
ship Carolina Of (ae whslcr Of New Bedford),
hsuisd and rated in Bostcn Nay 1891 has been sold
Enzsh house, WIN hereafter ra und0s the British
nag Price 5000.
We notice the sale AN ship Emerson Smith, l2oo tons
built Thoma stou In 1897 terms not made public 10
under the British flag. and 70 be called Iona
Marine Disasters Reported I'm December,
1904.
From kept l. H. Upton, Secretary Of the Anne
Shpmasters Association have complied the follow
ing list of disasters for December, 1862
Those marked A, abandoned; G, collisions; F. nrs;
jetsam Of L. ieaky NJ nissng T, put into ports
In dstrcss; r. reparng B. randed -the Ariel was cap
red and bonded by tho rebel Aabana and tho
sarbuck and Wales captured and burned by
the cruiser; & struck by lightning and put in Royal
dock, Grimsby
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TINE ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP LINES.
1sssrd Of tho Pass. 90 Of tho Euro
pean Steamers to and from tho
United States During
tho Year 1852.

ynn lTyERP0OL INV YoRx AND PHILADELPHIA
wExxLY LNE--.rHE cUSAsD, shkAxs, hAAsuks,
ANCHOR AND IRREGULAR LSks--YnE LvkAfooL,
: QUEBEC AND PORTLAND, ALSO the PASSAGES OF
THE CHEAT EASTERN ETC.,, Ero.
In giving annual statement Of the passages Of the
inherent steamships between this country and Europe
fer the past yoar are sratsd being able to say
thai neither inehs lost vessel during that period.
The Liverpool Kew York and Philadslpha Company's
steamers lnpAA hne), have fully sustained their well
earned rcpu ou for regularity and Speed and continue
20 be he greatest favories with the travelling public,
having Sod sger number than two Of the other
hnss - th9y did the year previous This company 10
about 10 Md another magnificent vessel to their line
- namchs City Of London, which will DO ready Tor sea
early IN tho spripg she win DO about two thousand six
HUNDRED IONA burhon and expected TO be
In speed, fhe City Of Washington also OF this line has
,rss mAS ss this port TO Liverpool nine days
and twenty two hours.
the Cusara Bus have made their passages with their
usual regularity They have added two steamers to
thsi feet during tho past year, namely, the
Scotia, . padc,o wheel, and the China, pro
peler. This company have now two propel-
sers runniIg the New York and Liver
POO, lDe Auslralasan and China-from which fact IL
s evident that this company have lately changed their
cpnon With regard 70 the fitness Of vessels for
carrying nails and passengers. We may expect to see
before macy years nothing but screw steamers the
oceAs An0 tns peuho-Wheei whi DO oh8er %
~ the paet.
The Fulon and Asago, formerly running between this
city and Hsvre have been employed by government
during the past year.
Tho hamburg limo, Bremen line, liverpool Quebec and
Portland line with their regularity during
tho year.
ftw transient steamers have made one or more voy
'axeS within tho year, which win not be found in the
sabics, among which the Stella, Congress, Mcta.,
40.
10 the following tables Of the passages OF the various
tines Of steamers for the past year. have added i've
hours 10 the Western passages and subtracod the same
simo from those roaming to Europe
LIVERPOOL. NEW YORK AND PHILADEL-
PHIA.
WESTERN PASSAGES.
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Arrivals and Depart ures.

LiyyRPocl -,siesmshp Etna-J wihls, v Potter. N
wilson Hayes and lady Smith, 7 schmidl Mr.
Smith, Miss scrm'nger Mrs 9 Doremus, Mon. Dappe
Hagh, Hanson, RodciLy Pearman--and l82 In the
stee.age.
HAyAsA. Steamship Ella warley--Joseph AmewsmHh
Octave Roullcn, Nine A Martinez, A FERNANDEZ, MS
Fanny Perslta Frank BrAson Charles Prescott and lady
DR. Wilson and son, Mast X Skean From Key Wesfc
Draper United States Navy; Major Clark, United
States Army; Major Yard, United States Army Merrill,
United States Army paymaster.
DEPARTURES
LIVERPOOL Steamship Scotia-Col and Mrs q Farmer,
England Mrs II Hilton and maid servant New York
Mr. and Mrs Bcrde, New York; Lazayd California;
John Tniier CANADA Jas Marshall Upell EneIana Mr.
Gaoree Mi,ler. Newyork Abries, Cuba; Hughes.
Ia Tarpn New YORK: Si.eonn De BEAUMONT. Washington;
san Jersey cry M and Mrs. r BAKER IL Boston; Mr. and
New York Mr and Mrs Dimoek Mssssch,setts; GEORGE
New York len Henry MoncN canada .Tsss wsinsen
Mr. Tnornc do Lazzarovich Trieste Ausra selleek
TIVE infants do; chas Hoinshsimer New FORK; Logan
Conn Taylor, Liyerpoo; Gerard. New YORK Mrs Ma.
North Carolina. Specie $36S,0O.
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Psrsomal Intelligence.
Hon. H. Cartier, ex-rremicr OF tho Canadian Cabinet
stopping at the Everett House.
Hon. Henry Wilson, OF Massachusetts lsr the Asior
House last evening for Warrington.
w. Stuart, Secretary Of the British legation 81 wash
ingrox r. NcEroponte and family. OF New York n N
Dobeli sod W. n JEFFREY, of Quebec stopping the
BrevoNt House.
Major General Peck and Brisadier General rrssee of
the Uui.d states Volunteers; David s. True a Iowa w
n NoIlran, OF Iennaylvann; q. r. stetson, Of Massa
chuse,ts. u. May, OF Illinois; q. sill or Hartford anl
Hotel
Captain Samuel iaphm, Or Boston. n Hosietter Z,
rts,urg. Ps. w. Keep, Of Lockport, and theodore y
Andrews, q washington are stopping al the - Nicholas
Hotel
Hon r. 5. Harrng, Of Rocksud, A. Van vechten, OF
Albany: Ma or g tiffany a Washington; " y whiiiag
~ ThjiaaerlSa; W. " n. Cozena, % Fhadclphls. e
Van puger OF Newburg; 6. A. Brown, Of Washington n
n clark OF ps' ION. ". J. Durfee, % Detroit: j. o,s
and adv 81 New triesnsi }. ID. Abbott Of Kansas 4
ward q Detroit, snt T. Root q osweso are stepping al
the Astor House.
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Port Of New York. December 30. 1854.

Port Of New York. December 30. 1864.
CLEARED
Steamship Tuhsl SaiD;tBr), Bartlett Havana-Jas Ward
Steamship Potomac Hoffman, porilann-H Cromwell
Slip ylsfrancs, Anderson Iondon-E Morgan Wiley
Ship Eclipse lBr), Hughes Rio Janeiro.
Bark Baba zoanc tAus,, rxcch, An,wcrp--W Schmidt
BARK Gan Eden. Reed, New orlcaus-I eager
Bark f Hl9us"n sLa,s Hilton Head u,,.,.n
Brig Mary Stewart Dennison. Cadz--Mller Houshtoi
B Bs anaad aes s G Ty ssSsc 60
Brig Benz Carver, Perry Cardenas-Walsl. Carver 4
Brig James Stewart tBr Ross. ST Johns, NF--Napier
Brig y ID King lBr). Conn, conwals-y > Dewolf.
Brig Sea Bird tBr). Hamilton st John. Mp Hevus 4
Brig appolqs sBD, Leblanc, Bal.inore-c swain,
sehr James Brophy. aaln, St fie,ie, Mart-MecalfA
s ssas Pr s% M:nsss nay Smith
schr EEupheinis. Lee; Mirssoane- son 4 GO.
Rs nsr, iooe 81 john Nbp pe~S
schr Gen John Chopper, Thornton. ChDcoeagne--A
sess Lllzsssl, Ann, Hnascn, chineoleasne.
sehr G serbner. Hail. washin. ton- BENTLEY. Smith
sehr Albert Mason, Doasias Wash'nsion-E b Hariba
sehr r. Stockton, Van ccaf BaltImoreyan Brunt 4
schr John jones' corson, Wilmington, Dell W Mckee.
SER Central America Leppen, Philadclphia-Dun bsr
schr Two Brothers Ward,
ARRIVED.
Steamship Ena Br, BROOKS Lve,poel Dec via 3nssss
IS ls 10 t, Ion 20 20 passed steamship China, hence for
2en Is H. hon IS TO- passed an iccecrg; 27h
i s'ssa .1 Ea wsrey $ssene Havana pes a.srn
Irno Ninins Experienced heavy weather from Hate
Steamship Star of ,he South Gus transpor) woodruff,
Hilton Head with passengers 90 Col ID Tompxins. She
brings 100 sick and wonn1ed soldiers.
ship Johanna Prus Demke London, 81 days IN ballast,
ship Junior scswencl New Bedford 90 hours in ballast,
bars Margare, tBr os Har,lcpoo CLARK Gloucester via
psssag e aud bad hne weather.
sars ks.a;r!ne lands iRg q Pc!sa. Ms, anderson,
Had strong gales Oh Georges Dec IL Fredt FnSnes,
ap psie.si sia x, about 700 tons Sgrshen. 800
BARI Waliham of Rsfmond); soalhard, Csdz ~ days,
BARK caisns Nora, L.ud, Bilooa, days in ballast,
Bris Elena Coyseoh AUST covseioh, Tralee % days
Big Il Eliot OBJ. Maitland Ss), Murphy, Laguna,
Dee and Crane Tark Dec u, with sal. 70 DewoIf
sehr Empress. rarnsvorh, Elsaeeihport for Boston
Schr leopard, Turner, Luscc
hr BENJAMIN, Cram, Easrort, 10 days
sS chr r r.ankiin Allen, caIs., 10 days.
Schr Red Hover, West, Belfast, 0 days
s ssr xaa Ell s Sshs F Rssiss Y as
ssar E EssS Psa s snop BosSSs days.
sehr samuel Appleton, Salisbury, Provdcncs for Eliza
s::m: ssos Ps. ,:';, ss,,%.r
Ship Enoch Barnard, ROSS from London Nov Z
| Also ono ship, one bark and two biigs unknown
SAILED.
s,io bark ra,hander bsiss yie,ons Boston Lady Vesa
steamships scoiia tBr) liverpool Bio Bio Havana
Wind at sunstt NNE
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ssANi.-fIxn3 LlgHI At sARois.
rnoytNes SszCirE,t
CsrTsiScs THR Poar, Oct =, ts62 I
On lie l2th Oct this year there will be placed Fixed Light
from sunset an s.Lrise the signal post 81 conguhe bar
taarsnl IN M ~ 81 8. len 70 80 W, 1l5 feet above the
medium aarecs Of The water visible from 6ts miles out
10 sea apd facing due T. 81 AMI =.
re centre It 10 10 he White the fscfr the East
n. o, Aud the laird facing the e9nh Pale fee These
Issh,s vii dlisppcM whep ftey hfve 70 " trimmed
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s,IsCELLANEOUs.

T,rsINpss CARDS 81 PER 1000. BfLLHEADs 90
ID Rssm Circulars 81 ccrs per Loo; Labels cents per
M own manafactnre Al ~ per 1000 Paper purchased
tsfYrc the rise pAWLkS, Cen'rs sna kseoe Wues&
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ANCHOR LINE-GLASGOW, QUEBEC AND
PORTLAND
The steamers Of this line run between Glasgow and
Quebec in summer, aud TO Portland and New York in
winter.
WESTERN PASSAGES.
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fAhoms water II Intending anchor they should DO e
Sns h as Red hight only a RoREs% g. saa
Commander Of the Port
PnovMa4I slcasEA 4, "a. s o ,s..
HIS honor the superintendent direes IL noM LAT
the night Of honday. the 9Th day Of Angus nsx and
every sn q re rsara S ~ As n % q ~ K
will be exhibited from the undermenoned lighthouse The
position charActerscs of which been specified By
John Backet Esq Engineer and Jayes Smith Cross Haf-
Dor Master. OF the province a Neison as follows
NELSON uAhpoh i:.osr, BLIND
Nelson y sy the sW end OF the Boulder
Bank, ten miles SSW Of Pepn Island and half mile
by L Of the Powder Magazine.
The Light will be catndiop,ric Of the fourth order fed
white light win be exhibited from octagona tower Of
iron, painted white, erected the Boulder Bank,
The light win be about feet above high water of sprips
tides aud viii be In clear weather az the distance o.
about twelve and half nautical miles allowing feet for
the height Of the and at lesser distances according 10
the Htate Of the atmosphere.
The Lighthouse situated in lat Al Se g. lon LIS 7U e,
with tho following bearlngs-
Compass bearings 70 Light which iimuuates an arc Of
ll9 degrees.
The Tishi win be ylsb!e by 8, westerly round by
From on Crclxalcs Harbor I9,S W. or and by w W.
From on Of the Sand Spit on Cape Farewell
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-06-19
The President Denounced by Union
Leaguers.

There was secret meeting of the sew
eral Union Leaguers in Chicago, Saturday
night, to consider the Presidents revoca-
ton. The committee on resolutions re-
ported unanimously condemning the Pres
ident, Senator TRUMBULL, and every other
republican who had interfered in behalf of
a free press. The Times says:
The resolutions were received with applause,
groans, Kisses and yells, and excited the storm
lest debate. A dozen, yea, three times that
number, of the friends Of the gentlemen de-
nOunced by the resolutions, sprang to their feet
and each commenced an harangue made up of
indignant appeals and fervid defence of the
conduct of the gentlemen assailed. The chair
man brought down his gavel upon the table.
the blows falling thick and fast, and shouted
for order until he was hOarse Instead of pro-
ducing order, others on the opposite side retort-
ed in the most bitter manner, and for few
moments it seemed as if the whole League was
participating in the discussion. A superhuman
effort upon the part of the chairman, however,
restored something like order, and Messrs.
Driscoll and Hill. one after another, gained
possession of the floor and made able speeches
against the resolutions.
The resolutions passed by a two thirds
vote. The Union League business is
about played out The President should
order them suppressed under the late law
OF Congress against conspiracies.