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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16

The OHIo STATE FAIR--The following was
received by telegraph from Cleveland. yesterday:
The Ohio State Fair il under full Roadway.
Over three thousand entries have been made.
The show of sheep and horses has never been
equaled in the State The mechanical depart
ment is full w II LOOMS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16

PoLIcE YESTERDAY, before His Honor Mayor
Caven, several common drunkards. thieves. pros
ttutes and the like. male and female. were ex
AHMED They were dealt with according TO law.
Some nggers OF American descent were up also
for gambling on Sunday We need not saw that
Justice was melted out to them. when Mayor
Cayen presided and the accomplished City At
torney prosecuted.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16

street yesterday dressed in masculine continue.
tons snd having each one Of them. miniature
imitation moustache The alert police didn't
catch 'em What would they have done with
them IL they had2 Enlisted them? or would their
activity have been simply superogationf We
pause
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16

ExGIxK AND BOILER FOR SALE "A FIVE horse
power upright engine with boiler, teater. con-
Meeting pipes. &c. in complete running order,
now used in running the Sentinel presses. will be
sold at a bargain TO make room for larger en-
CINE 1t will be delivered when We remove into
our new Office. early in October. Apply at this
Office sepl2-tf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16

BUILDING Ions AT AUcrIos The lots TO be
sold on Saturday bv Wiley Il Martin. trout on
Indiana avenue. Washington and Michigan
streets and are within convenient distance of
the business center of the city Persons seeking
building sites should not fail to view these
grounds and attend the sale
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16

tE- Our police force determined To break
M the gang Of burglars that have so long infest
o the CITY. and the recent haul ~ darkie- i one
great step Ia that direction. We are informed
sh't the evidence against the negroes il con.
clusiyt
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16

sFL ut Gil Henry Joritn. of the 18th
Indisna regiment of Wilder's mounted infantry
brigade. arrived in the city yesterday. on bust
ness connected Nth that command Col Jor
dan represents the Army of the Cumberland in
ID endd condition The mounted brigade has
been constantly in the saddle and in the front
since the advance commenced.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16

- Hon. ID. W Voorhees, will address the
Democracy OF Rush county at Rushvile on
Thursday the eighth day of October next He
will he greeted by crowd Of truly patriotic men
who love their country and the institutions of
their fathers better than they love the loaves and
fishes
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16

u The platform crossing the gutter in front
OF the Palmer House, on Washington street.
needs very much looking after by the interchangeable
iunctionary whose duty it is TO 10 such things.
Two Of our friends tumbled of Of each side Of il
the other night THIS reminds Us. rs a Lincoln
would saw, OF the time Roberts Chapel, corner
Of Pennsylvana and Market streets, ran against
US when We were going home late.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16
Job Printing.

Ws-are now ready to do all kinds Of plain and
fancy job Printing, in the best style on short no.
tice, and as chap as any other Office We have
competent hands, good presses. fine assortment
OF paper and cards, and we can do good and chea D
work All kinds of books. briefs, catalogues,
&c. printed in the oest STYLE and on short notice
We ask the patronage of Democrats. and ali 9th
rsthat want printing done. If
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16

e7-Put nv foot in IT, Jones is a practical
joker. Jones bet me one of Baker and McIver's
best. that | could not kick his old hat over the
curb stone-did'nt tell me there brick in H.;
guess there was brick in Jones before it be
came thoroughly wetted
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16

"a driver OF an express wagon named John
Fry yesterday got severe fall on East Washing
ton street He was jumping from his wagon TO
the Sidewalk, and slipped on the curb. falling on
his face. He was completely stunned by the fall
and was Carried into store near by, where he
lay Tor some time before be recovered conscious.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16

ACCIDENT DR. GALL We regret TO learn
that DR. A ID. Gall WAS seriously hurt yesterday
bv fall. He had been visiting patient South
east of the citv. and in crossing Pleasant Run, or
in the edge OF the stream, in stepping from his
buggy his foot slipped and he fell upon his side.
injurng himself very severely.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16

A RsRx BsKGAfy Two acres Of ground within
short distance of the north corpration line and on
the continuation Of one Of the PRINCIPAL streets OF
the citv For sale for 5000. by Frank Smith.
Real Estate Broker.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16

cE-Godey's Ladies Book for October l. for
sale At Bowen. Stewart & Co. Mrs. Thompson
4 Son and Merrill & Co. This magazine main
tains il high reputation in its department Of
literature.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16

SPLENDID ToorH WASH Go 20 Browning 4
Sloan's. Wholesale end retail druggists. West
Washington street. north side, for Buskirk :
"Sargodont." the very best tooth wash ever in
vented. We have tried il
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16

Masonic NorioE-A stated meeting of Ma
rion Lodge. No IS. will be held this (Wednes-
day evening. at IL o'clock. precisely. Punctu
al attendance is requested.
FRAScis KISG, Secretary
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16

u Before buying your fall boots and shoes
60 to Glenn Block. the New York Store
sep9-div
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16

~ One hundred nry Government hor 'es
are received sud inspected daily at the national
stables. Indianapolis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16
Atlantic Telegraph.

LONDON, Sept ), VIA HALIFAX, Sept Is
To the Associated Press Of New York:
At - meeting of the directors OF the Atlantic
Telegraph Company. held on the 9Th inst. tn,
tender of Glass. Elliott & Co TO manufacture
and lay down in the summer of next year goot
submarine telegraph cable between Ireland ant
Newfoundland was unanimously accepted.
CYRUS W FIELD.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16
uaine Election.

PORTLAND, September l5-We have additions
returns from SO towns. which give Cory OBJ
majority. against 4 last year.
So far 226 towns give Cory 1894 and Brad
bury 1887, being majority of l5.O57. Tn,
towns to be heard from will considerably in
crease this majority
Full returns from York county give 300 Unior
majority
Franklin county gives about 5000 majority
for Union.
Oxford county gives 900 and Kennebec, it i:
thought, $500 majority.
The vote is very close in Lincoln county.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16

iss rriEszArz
Cinctu8asi Market.
CINCINNATI. septenber IS
Flour firm but not higher.
Grain-A moderate densni Tor wheat at $50
&c for red. osts advanced to s2@53c- Corn
Csc
Whisky 4sc.
No change in provisions; not much doing.
Monetary-Geld 30c premium. Silver 23c.
Exchange firm.
Sew Nork Market.
Nkw YoRK, September Is.
Flour 5(6l0c better and more active at 81 e5
90 fer extra State; IS l5G5 IS for common
TO good shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio.
Whisky 50@50hc.
Grain-Wheat l@2c better and more doing.
Corn excited and fully &c higher with brisk
demand, Oats more active and lie better.
Pork; steady for mess and lower for prime.
Monetary-Money easy at 6@7 per cent.
Gold lower, opening at &c and closing quiet at
3I@3l4c.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16
From boston

BosroS September Is The schooner Owen
Bearse arrived here to day from Toledo. Ohio,
via Montreal
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16
AUCTION.
AUCTION SALE OF LOTS
BY
McKERNAN & PIERCE.

WE WILL SELL AT AUCTION OVER ONE HUN
w DRED City Lots. IN Cranes north addition the
city Of Indianapolis These Lots are situated Immediate
IL north Of Drakes addition and east Of the yichigsn
road bounded the south By Seventh Tor Tin
ker) street, through which Il II proposed locate
street railroad
Sale the Ais Of September in f-oni Of the Palmer
HOUSE. At 2 o'clock p. NJ
Sale VIII be continued from day day until the lots
are sold.
Tkxxs-One- fourth cash, one-fourth N six month";
onefourth IN twelve months and IN eighteen
months noes 10 be given with interest sper cent,
on deferred payments.
conveyanees furnished fron d2y day 10 persons
wishing 20 40 out and see the property
For further information sppyto
McKERNAN h PfvRCE OF w.
FsknKKs1os. Auctioneer-
sugJ1-d4wtc
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16
TELECRApHic:

fsspoxrrD sIrxz..LT ros N. DAni srArs sEsusxl
lror Morning Report See first Page,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16
TEAS.
Neper Derioting from the ONE PRICE Asked

NGTHsi PECULIARIIY Or THE COMPANY rs
that their TIA TASTES not only devotes bis time
the selection of their TEA quality, value and par
tcuar styles for particular ocalee Of country but he
helps the TIA buyer {" ehUoe out Of their enormous
stock such EAs best adapted 70 his particular
wants aud not My this but points out to him the best
bargains
IL i easy 10 the incalculshle ad antsge a TEA
BUYER has in this establishment all others.
II he Is judge Of TIA the MARKEr, If his time is
valuable. he hss all the benefits Of a well organized sys
TEN of doing business, of immense capital, OF the
judVem ut Of professional TEA faster, and the know
edge of superior sal smen.
This enables all TEA buyers-no matter II they are
thousands OF miles from this market TO purchase
good terms here : the New York merchants.
order TE and will be by well
though they thens Ives, being get orig
nal packages true weights aud tares, and the TEAS
warranted as represented
We issue Price LIST Of the Company Teas, which will
be TO all VINO order T. comprising
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16
From New YORK

INV YORK, September l5.-The Charleston
Mercury SAYS
he rebel casualties in the struggle for Morris
Island have been 700 killed. wounded and miss
ing
Eight trains of coal and the rolling stock of the
railroads in Tennessee, threatened nv the Federal
troops, have not arrived at Lynchburg
Ice is now sold in Richmond at SS6$l2 pei
bushel. and is scarce
The Post says We learn to-day of the shipment
from Elmira OF the first 100 tons Of railroad iron
for the Union Pacific railroad, eastern division
and simultaneously with the same private dis
patch from California announcing the completion
of the first thirty miles Of the western or Cali
fornia section; trial trip having been made that
distance from San Francisco to San Meta.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16
Destructive fire.

LA CROSSE, Wis. September l5.-A fire this
morning destroyed the La Crosse House, the
brick building occupied by Stenan & Co, and
the Batavia Bank of Cotton 4 Whpple. Total
loss $50 ,000: insured for $40 900.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16

sSsey7nGa iloNse. Chicago. H., Fsb. n, 1863.
Messrs. =. II DR.sK a Co. Please send us another
twelve Of yeur Plantation Biiters. AS morning
appetizer they appear have superseded erthng else
and are greatly esteemed.
Yours, &c GAGR WAITE.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16

Philadelphia. Iofh Month. liza Dag, 1861.
RESPECTED FEIESG Ny daughter has been much beDe-
i.ted by the Of thy Plantation Bitter. Thou wilt
send me bottles.
Thy friend, ASA CURRIN.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16

Rochester, " T., December y, 1861.
MesSrs Z. II. DRAKE Il Coz have been great sufferer
from Dyspepsia for three four years and had aban
don my profession. About three months ago tried the
Plantation Bitters and TO my great JOY nearly
q we'll man have recommended them in several cases,
and, = far a. know, always with signal benefit.
am respectfully yours, REV. J. ). CATH0RN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-17

shipping ENTELLGGENCE
PORT OF NEW-YORK....
Cleared.

steam.hips-Mornng STAR Perkins New ore ans James a.
ksynor; George Wellington, GsgeI New,oeans, IL. D..
Cromwell Coz Baltic, Constock, Alexandria North Attain
nc smshp Col Atlantic Rabone, North Atlantic steam
peake Nileis Portland, ii. b. Cromwell a Co.
.hips-tounbis, Stowel, Liverpool c. II. Marshall Co.
solthampion, Whitney, London, F.. f. Morgan Wiley
barssIPnmeseu,to tAnsl Letto, Cofk, Homboe !. BAL
MeincSe Webdt; Frank Loyit (Br) Horton Londonderry
Boyd Hincsen; J. Cummings tBr.) Johnson, Penarta
Roads, II. J. 4 g. A. Dewof Goethe Port DaCruz Oporto
Hsgemeye4 Brunni Lucy Ring, Thurlow Cow Bay, Brett
Son Go.
Colt; Anna (br) Morrow St Thomas A. j. Pension Hs
net tBrl Mckenzie St. Johns y. r., III. j. G. A. Dewoif;
Soerino (Brl Lawson Aux Cages II. Becker CO.; Udoa
Whitiemore. Nenyi,as, Thompson Hunter; WWerley,
Small Cow Bay Brstt, Son Co u. Snih br helellan,
Liugan, Brett, Son Co. NJ A Haon tbr, Lennes;on,
Ialiax, ID. X. Dewon -
schooncrs-Argonaut tBr spinney 81. Johns n p, A..
X Mcknight Co.. Rescne tbr) Mcdonald harpor Grace,
\. f., j. r. Whitney Co.. Osprey bl) fnce 81. JON. s.
~ b. p l. MENUS Sons; J. WaId, sweeney, Deauort, "
~ Pet;i. & Co; Howard Bassei Beaufort, Murray u
Nephew Moonlight, Terry; Newbern 10 Kenny =. Lenh4l'
Hayous NJ C. Town Fox, Washington, Esa brgnt Saghi
f. Pratt, Baker, Nahin s,oD, L. Kenny; r. A. Anderson
CrenIner Washington {. h. Pierson; Twilight Mathew
Washugto Van bTunt Slight; T.. A. ,cnkin Norton al
rnore l.. kenny Forest s'rout, Gardiner C. d. Barton
h. g. Buxton, 1i,comD, sac0, e. L. Hatch J. l. snow,
Achom Portland, J. v Hayand; r. Hewe Rhodes, Porte
mouth w 5 Brown Co. Euphemia, Brewster, PROVINCE
town. ). ". Lewis Co NJ 5. Partridge Xix, Boston w.
= Brown Co; Flying Fish Low Boston, Convoy, Merrill
MedfoTd, J. " bnsland; J. NJ Warren, Chapman, New
Haven Eo,chSiss S'anuard.
sosps-Hsyo- Corwiu Bristol L. Kenny; Planter, Free.
ussu New Haven IL ). Racket a Son.
Mermaid, Cutler Philadelphia J. Thompson,
Cgndlh Baltimore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-17
Arrited...


s'es,a'hip McC!enr an - if0n cruise on the Ions
Island Sound -, =.
hask lllpe Augusta tfr). Fresne, st. Peter n ", %
DAYS u,h ~ krrF Gca.'ot. -.
BAL Rosa tPrs He5ner Swansea - days, coal 10 WIN.
salem 60. .
sshr Triumph CRrl Burton Windsor, N. S, /, days Plas
Ter 20 ID. X. Lrwo
s,hr Hsuic. Bsse webtei Portland days, lumber to j.
shf Oa,e Hayward g.rber Portland days, lumber to j.
{. Boyutons Sous.
ST. liz .rc AoSbins Ca.s p days lumber to j. C. B0yn-
Sc Brenen French Bangor days lumber to Godfrey
s Grai,. stare Hsle,t Boston u days md'e to s. w.
Levi. 4 90. , -. a. =,
Clspp -, -,-,,, -, =.
SIN American Esse Wilder Cal' u days lumber TO JED
SIR HAa Bartar. St. Johns u days, lumber to p L
sshr Emma tBr) Nasuire, ST. Stevens N. B., Il days,
sshr Sfhsiia. Cha.e Nsw. Bedford oil to Paterson
schr Cora, Kent, Bangor days lumber 10 Godfrey b
ST' Flores. Hale. Ellsworth day.. s,hs to I. NJ Nay
Sch. Belle Joulon, Ellsworth days, to Godfrey Holy
Sehr Counselor whitnors Ellsworth, !, days lumber
schr Ce ess Rankin, Portland, Conn, for EhlaoethpoN.
schr Miranda Jones, New Haven IN ballast
schr Metsu.as Wall Bhds port foE Phl.!elphiA
schr W 4, Camp, Cls,k, New-hsyenl III ballast
schr Entire kennsar Fail River far Port Even:
Sehr John IL. mekee Johnson, Huntington ioi Ao.!'
sehr ] n Watson Lane New Haven foT Port EweS'
sehr Mane TaIoor Boston days, in ballast
schr s. w. Pondet Smith Taunton, IN ballast
schr Caroline Crowel, Bridgeport ~ osslss
schr II 2. Gushing. Crosby bos.on. IN pas"
schr Chief Hart Fall River for EliLsoethpoft
Schr L. A B.yes, B1ylrs, Providence ioi f9rt Lweh.
Steamer We.tchester BAKER. Providence to +. BynneT
wIND-sunse, +. 5. T., with rain
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-17
Arrived.

Steamship Pauiascnet (Br) Beuno.,, Kingston JAM Aus
aud Port uce 1th ndse and pss Walden Booth
steamship Evening Star Bell New Orleans Aug at 10
and the bsI II 5:ZO m days y hou ndse and pass 70
or H o and aso f com@ bound op S
At ici m u niles r OF Tof'uss, steamer foc.nGnas;
do ov ron m New ,; ori i, for dbiladePhs
Steamship Locust Point Holman, New Orleans Aug sts
lie. below New Orleans bark TeSa. and brig L. Reed tow.
Ing up Aug TO- J "a 10, Ion. 81 ~, saw BARK fremont,
bound T.; same day, Jaw ship bark, and GeEln ons'
Steamship Thomas Scott o. S transport oBhen, New
Orleans Aug g. 20 " ). Quart masier. aug a M
discharged pilot; 10th midnight passed Tougas ON sand
hey steamship oaa~bs, bound also ~ 8 steamer,
Ba,iraore1 DAYS from Jago for New 18th a.
ru. made Batnegat Lighthouse and at p n took Pi0'
Snip Sascede. 8r Ebeins, Havana days, in ballast 70
Han vcy, Rrunswick b. Of Bristol Ensl Hopsood Car.
ds % day. coal to Geo =. Bulley.
Bals Honduras lB Olson Coast Of iooasco sey a. Va
Bf Bs,,y s'otSe Prus) Lalnke Ces II days. wine to
NJ LYMAN Co. Avg 49, OF Block Island spoke .ehr. Maria
Louisa flo snsor or wasnsisn, who .indy supplied as
BIC Anna Helena Bre Jansen, Ponce u days, 'asT e
Ense Co Arg II Ia. g. lon IL 81, spoke 'chf LILY 0i
B.is Guide CB. Amraelson Msisnzas Il days, sssS to
Big Fl Dp.nsh,n McDcald cardena' 10 days. 'usar 10
III. v 4 Roger. (Brl Henley cienfsesO' 10 days mo-
Bns I1s thompson Nueyas 10 days sugar Se, TO r. +.
Buck GO. m 80 =, -,
brig Peee.. (Br) Power, Gses Bay, C. b. 10 dsy' coal
TO W hitIu.n I CO. -, =.
BIZ A g. Archibald Orb Nickerson, Liussn, C. B. ~
dsys coal to ]. r. " siDey.
sclr n NJ Hsrbos DAB Hansen, Duhia q Jays .kin',
&c TO Punch, Nsines9 l. Nsudt :,
scAr Truso B. bite, Maitland 10 days. plaster 10 j. r.
Whitney CO. - 49,
s1ar Fs,h Tar Mauinog,s Via ny Wes, - days. cotton,
a.. 70 BDnLeim 4 60.
sohr Nm. Allen Crsmer Bl,inore days.
sshr Lslnsrtui,, Grant, Bangor days.
Schr julia Hare harhi's days.
Scar T. l.. Hammond, rairs harwich 3dAys
sshr j. 4. lie los Rich, Boston Days.
Schr sbo Phiurey Boston 3 'sys
Scbr -. y tee. -, Boston days
Schr GoIw01d. DcAius0n, Norwich. ~
schr Al J.. IA, Lawrence Albany FOR Middetowr.
steamer NJ > Alison a.. :. naYspoft, Foad, Newborn
\. G.. % ". :. Cgs-fsIllss.er.
s.ssiner Chau,s U,sooa o. transport Geer, Washing
tor. % Z. : essrt sTinAstcr
steamer '. = Green. NJ iDey. Washi1 gton-
steamer Ruf gles, Hart, Phisde phiA
Efeuiucf SNo.0n. Dunning, PHI aielnlii
Steiner Concord. Norman, Phlsdepha.
sicanlrr ~ L Pirtspolt Green, Phil lolphie-
Steamer Petrol. Bakei Providence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-17

Ed g. Csrtwusbt, Miss Fanny Adams Capt J. N. Mcgee,
Lynss w. ~ Queen, T. L. Lndwgscn, julia Ludwigsen, and
10 IN the steeys.e. 7
IL stsamshiP Thomas H. Scott from Ne ovlean.
ant surgeon John h. Mead IT, A.; Capt Thomas fleston,
a. ;. A.; Chaplain Ii. Callahan o. S A.. Lieut. Kee, u. 8.
a.: Els Smith. q. s. N.
~ s'eqHer Ja,nes s. Green from W0siington-Willsm
finoy Samuel BItton, Mr. frisiey. Miss Magee Mr. aud
Mrs. Magee, Mrs Hslnin and SON. Mrs Collins and J.
lupple, Mr. 1onels, o. g. freeman, VIM Wall, NJ. Adams
Dr. chamberlain, VIM fancy and son j. Me(jrenn and son
James benedict Victor Becker William King and 10 In the
Storage
Ia brig Guik from Matanzas-R. +. jerks
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Smiled.

Aus I.-s,eamers Continental Josephine, Golden CITY
hu, John Bertra Onsoi barks Eliza bsrss INDIAN ne"i
bns. " Peck Cur.sw, 4. Is. Watson, and others I'll.
Aug ls-s Gamers City Of Manchester, Anierics $500
George Washington, Georges Creek, Morning ''"''
State Chesapeake. go, ,,,. Star salyor.
AM. ls-sseaIncr. Rescue, Illinois Morning esal c.o
lin, Antartc Humboldt, Bucephaus, sorthainp'oa' go
Mia Franca X A. Alien Edward ooeham Jenn 'r, a
Ca.co American Ea,.r Actor, Tshiai eliss hsse s
Grrir,le Sarssuan Excelsior schooirrs Ssn 10 ,S'
Dsrel Uro.n Johanna Msd Annie MusSs"seni anu o'ho'
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Passengers smiled.

IN EioaH.iP CRY ~ he1-f'cy, for Ifrerp'o.-Nl A.
B.llunin Mfs Lagnoy Mls. r. Rsry, }. Wood wife and
aun Geo Clrntier A. Ncinto.h, VIM. H. Chormins Chas
squi.. y. \ herman. Geo hAnshoron Rev v m hsrbsIi
J. W Thomai John r. Williams, Chs-. Chalemsre, p.
RobL W ngaie. vile and bid. ~ NASaer, T. sosse, VIE
father mother and four children Mr. tosuh,,n S,d dAu lhe5
w :. Higgins and wife harhe1 Miller MI wagner IL
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Ew DecoPpr, lady and ehhd New fSIs I5so O.n:a''
YORK fy Antonio Couecto daughter and two sons saniias
Do Cuba Sis Auns Knapp, Now iork airs X Marcus bu
iao, Oeorsa b. Labau Sew York l.. Hawsns. lady aid
chll Tenes see L. j. Melthes D. Gildcmcister T. Brets,
kesd hotInsnn II. Basney all Of Ne''-l ors r. Nosgefa
lady and chd, santa Martha; VI. William, Warrington Ms
j. K Garland New ORR Mrs France, brunnow and son,
/ Appun Michigan; Mrs LaTmInl end dau, New ors
Adoph psar 81 Paul MINI Mrs Julia Kiln, Mis. = Son
neu,isn H. llanbcfser, J. A. Ba.pel ). howed lazy and
child New York Cupt J. a.. Stlnli Hamburg, Miss NJ Gal
bllh philadelphia A kochsr zen, Ale, hoc-r Jr, tern
NJ Dcoh, NJ outaiIson, Mallneon D. G.. H. D. puck, Boz
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liz Bci, New.ioski Charlie. NJ Holmes Boston; A. ledsrrs
kue h. Opponhclm California Z. Baum-nni Warrington.
John l.l.tt ". HONS, DlndcI and two chLaleA, New
Yo.s - Ia shortage. Total. l5L
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