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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-21
TREASURER.

EDITOR BTATKsMAM
By announcing the name Of JACOB PowaLL, Of Truro
township, as candidate for County Treasurer subject
to the decision Of the Democratic convention, you will
confer favor on
MANv nnMnnpATa
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q. m. TEnGILL q CO.,
No. 81 Park Row, New York, and 6 State
49, Street, Boston,
Am our agents In those Cities and are authorised 70 take
Advertisements and subscriptions for us q. our Losossf
Rates.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-21
COLUMBUS. OHIO:

SUNDAY MORNING. JUNE 81. 1863.
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|
EDITOR BTATKsMAN:
Please announce JOHN NJ PpaH as q candidate for the
office Of Probate Judge, subject to the declsIon Of the
Democracy OF franklin county, and oblige
| MANY DEMOCRATS.
TREAsURER.
EDITOR sTATEsMAM
By announcing the name Of JACOB POWELL, Of Truro
township, as candidate for County Treasurer subject
to the decision Of the Democratic convention, you will
confer favor on
MANY DEMOCRATS.
EDIroR ONO BTATTsMAE
Please announce tho name Of SAMUEL QUICK Q
candidate for County Treasurer, subject TO the decision
Of the Democratic county convention, and obllge
MANY DEMOCRATS.
EDITORS sTATEsMAN T'
Gentlemen By announcing the name Of THOMAS
ARNOLD, Eco, as a candidate for County Treasurer,
ect to the 90 cotton OF the Democratic Nominating
Convention, you will be but doing Justice to him
good and fathful Democrat, and will confer favor
upon his
MANY DEMOCRATIC FRIENDS.
SHERIFF.
Pleas announce the name OF WIN. DoMIaAN n can
ddate for sherf OF Franklin county, subject to the
decision Of the Democrats county convention, and
oblige
MANY DEMOCRATS.
EDITOR sTATIsMANi
Please announce the name of ELIAS R. wKAvER 40
candidate for Sheriff Of franklin county subject to the
decision OF the Democratic county convention and
Oellgs
EDITOR OHIO sTATEsMAE
Pleas announce the name OF A. Jackson as q csndl.
date for Sheriff Of Franklin county, subject to the de-
clsion OF the Democratic nominating convention, and
Obllge
MANY DEMOCRATS.
EDITOR ONO BTATEsMAM
Please announce the name Of GEORGE II. EARHART
candidate for Sheriff Of franklin county, subject to
the decision Of the Democratic County Convention and
oblIge MANY DBMOoRATs.
DedrSr--You will do the friends OF Capt. II. NJ. Os-
Dorm special favor by announcing his name as q can
ddate for the nomination for Sheriff. subject TO the de.
olson Of the Democracy OF Franklin county. We are
In favor OF The nomination Of Mr.. OaBoRH OF Blendon
township, for Sheriff. He has ever been resident Of
the county, and an uohlnchins Democrat. No man
lie is the for the times and the place In thes de-
generate days OF corruption, and hope the conyen.
ton will do justice to his claims Let rs have men
who we know TO be true.
THIS FRIENDS OF DEMOCRACY.
EDITOR ONO STATRsMAR:
Dear Sfr-Please sDnouDce the name Of JOSEF
QUINN az candidate for Sheriff OF Franklin county
subject to the decision Of tho Democratic County Don
vention, and obige MANY DbM0ORATS.
EDITOR gTATRsMAHi
Dear Sir-Please announce the name Of HERCULES
CAMPBELL, Of Plain Township. q candidate for th
Office OF Sheriff, subject to the decision Of the Demo
cratic Convention Of franklin county. and obllse
MANY DEM0oRATe.
HDIToR ONO 9TATRsMAN
Dear Sir-Please announce the name Of DAVID BkkRs
Jr Of MiHlin township, q candidate for Sheriff
Franklin county subject 10 the decision Of the Demo
cratic Convention, and oblige 80
MANY DEMOCRATS.
EDITOR ONO sTArEsMAN: .
Dear Sir-PleA e announce the name OF m. DAviI
as candidate for sheriff Of Franklin county. subject
to the decision Of he Democratic Convention, and
oblige MANY DEMOCRATS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-21
MANY DEMOCRATS.

EDITOR ONO BTATEsMAE
Please announce tho name OF SAMUEL QUICK as q
candidate for County Treasurer subject to the decision
of the Democratic county convention, and oblge
| MANY DEMOCRATS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-21
MANY DRMooRArIe FRIENDS.

EDrToR ONO BTArEsmAM
Pleas announce the name OF WIN. DoMIaLN as can
dIdate for sheri Of franklin county subject to the
decision Of the Democrat, county convention, and
oblge
MANY DEMOCRATS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-21

rDIToR OHIO GTATEsMAE
Pleas announce the name Of A. Jackson as csndl
date for Sheriff of Franklin county, subject to the do.
clsion OF the Democratic nominating convention, and
obllge
MANY DRMOORATa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-21

EDITOR ONO BTATEsMAsI
Please announce the name Of GEoRar n. BARHLRT
as candidate for Sheriff Of franklin county subject to
the decision of the Democratic County Convention and
oblIge MANY DEMOCRATS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-21

Pennsylvania Democratic stdse Convex.
tion.-The Nominations and Resolu-
tions.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-21

EDITORS STATEsMAN H'
Gentlemen By announcing the name Of THOMAS
ARNOLD, Esq., as a candidate for County Treasurer,
subject to the 90 cotton OF the Democratic Nominating
Convention you will be but doing Justice to him %
good and falthfal Democrat, and will confer favor
upon his
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-21

EDITOR ONO sTATEsMAN: r
Dear Sif-PleA e announce the name OF M. DAviS
candidate for sheriff Of Franklin county. subject
to the decision OF he Democratic oonysntion, and
oblige MANY DEMOCRATS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-21

EDITOR sTATIsMANi
Please announce the name OF ELIAS R. wKAvE az q
candidate for Sheriff Of franklin county subject to the
decision Of the Democratic county convention, and
| oblige
MANY nRM00R Ara
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P. 0. Box, 500.
march30' g. d&weow1y
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HDiToR OHIO sTATRsMAN;
Dear Sir-Please announce the name Of DAVID BRERs
Jr, Of MiHlin township, az q candidate for Sheriff
Franklin county, subject 10 the decision Of the Demo
cratic Convention and oblige ~
MANY DEMOCRATS
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-24
A Wifc's Prayer.

Ihe following beautiful prayer has been handed us
oy friend, with request to publish
LORD bless and preserve that dear person whom
thou hast chosen to be my husband let his life be
long and blessed comfortable and holy; and let me
also become great blessing and comfort unto him
sharer in all his sorrows, meet helper in all the
accidents and changes in the world; make me amiabe,
forever in his eyes, and forever dear to him Unite
his heart to me in the dearest love and holiness and
mine to him in all sweetness, charity and compliance
Keep me from all ungenteness, all discontenedness
ana Anreasonableness of passion and humor; and
make me humble and obedient, useful and observant
.nas we may delight in each other, according to Thy
blessed Word and both Of us may rejoice in Thee.
having our portion in the love and service of God
iorever-Amen" laS.NS
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-24

our sympatbies from the side on which art and
fiction, in pictnring this relation have delighted
to enlist them, and which the magic power of
genius, heretofore, has cheated us, under false
pretcnces to bestow upon the debtor, when it
is actually due to tho much abused creditor).
But still, one of the best Investments which
a man can make at any time, when he has sold
hls produce, is to pay his debts. The high
price Which properly of all kinds has COM
manded for several months past, has enabled
thousands in the country to do this, either
wholly or in part 1t is comparatively recently
that objections has been made by creditors to
the reception of Treasury Notes. But now.
with distended nostrs, they snuff reputation
afar ot-see in the conduct of their debtors
an imagined combination on their part to force
all the government securities into the hands of
a few, and after they have disposed of all Their
interest in these securities to be ready to send
to Congress representatives of their own moral
complexion, who shall refuse to levy the taxa
ton necessary to meet the government oblica-
ton. We believe the number Of that constit
uency is and will forever remain small in our
country, to whom the description "selfsh, de-
faulting, repudiating, faithless, swindling," is
applicable. If not, then indeed are they un-
deserving of the precious boon of selfgoverr-
ment, which they are now striving through fire
and blood to attain, and in the earnest persuit
of which they have displayed great qualities
contradictory TO them ALL
Let us not doubt and distrust the good faith
of our government before it has given us any
reasonto do so. Let us cease the miserable
contention as to who shall or who shall not
risk and rely upon that public faith The dis
ease is plethora apopIexy (if YOU choosc), let
us not not, whilst discussing the means of de-
pletion, vitiate and destroy the likelihood of
the patient, by unwiso experiments, or render
it incapable Of circulation, to be followed
by inevitable dissolution.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-24
from THE CAMDEN CONFEDERATE !

Mr. EDITOR: No man is misempoyed who furnishes
materials for correct thinking upon subjects of impor
lance 10 us all and which involve practical legislation
ana individual conduct of the greatest gravity The
blending and coniounding together OF persons and
IDEAS where the cearest .dif1e ences and dscrmina
uohs exist IN iact and in reason, never lead to
truth and justice in private opinion and never to wise
and profitable legislation by rulers
instances OF this mschievous error are found in
many quarters in legislative halls and in YOUR col
umns where the seller possessor of the necessares
OF lie lor people and armies, tie eXoroner the spec-
uiaor the enemies OF the cause and country who re-
tGse the treasury notes, hold back their surplus
because they dstrus that currency or mean to force
famine prices still higher, are all blended in the same
category with the creditor who lent his con who has
patientiy waited who asks no payment but simply
declines toreceve what he lent what confessed
ly, IS not money; and what vii! pay no more than
one-lourth Of his debt.
nat pretext or motive can the proprietor Of corn,
bacon, &C. assign for his refusal or dstst of Treo
sury Notes? Does he not receive four or five times
at tho least the specie value of his commodity? Can
he not take the Swollen proceeds and convert them
INTO a sum OF silver, that will be fully two
prices Tor his bacon Qor exampe) though reckoned in
silver? II he prefers to buy something else for his
notes, he gets that thing at least at its specie nrce
or thereabouts for exactness is not attanabe in the
estimate. How stands the creditor if he receives the
Treasury Notes for debt? Every one of them counts
as specie to him. Every SIS note is coun,ed as SIS in
silver when he gets it from his debtor But when he
goes to that same debtor Gf you please with the Same
So note to buy bacon or butter how is it estimated
then? The price of the article makes that same note
the equal only OF dollar in specie which paid lust
now 80 OF a specie debt SO that when paid by
debtor it is S5-when paid to him it is 81 Can anv-
body misunderstood this? Is it not manifest TO tho
meanet intellect that the debtor has paid So with sl
Suppose creditors be driven whether by the usurn
ing arm of government or by the blind howl. of per
secuon, to take Treasury Notes as the equivalent Of
silver and gold though the Treasury cannot pass
them as either and does no is the transaction not
papable violation OF the obligation of contracts? ?
Who urges this exhibition of depravity, fatal when
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-24
20 the Ladies'.

Our lady friends will confer great favor bv
sending to the CONFEDERATE Office all tho raos
they may have on hand, by Friday next as we
expect to send to the paper mill all we nav
have, on the day following.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-24
Orasinary's Election.

The election held on Tuesday last for Ord-
nary OF kcrshaw District, resulted in the
choice of Mr.. a. I. MCDONALD.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-24
FRIDAY, APRHE. 24. 1863

Several articles, intended for this issun have
been unavoidabyy crowded out,Abut will appear
In our next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-27
Arrived.

us. ,,c.m-runboat Ouaw., Lieut. VIM. d. Whiting com.
Rovs spoke t. T. stale OF Geor.s with the iron
clad Nshant In aud steamer Nary Sanford oil bound 10
Stsau.hu Augusta Dnsmore Crowcu Por. Royal. s. c..
Feb 20 Beaufort ~ C.. 2'Ih. md'e and pass to Adam
Steamer Diamond State ~, G. trsn'P0r) Nichols Wash
ins,on Ia bsllastto ID, u. T6upkns -, ,
steamer Thos. spar., (U s. transport Allen. Ws.hins
ton. In belfast 20 u. d. Toupkln..
Steamer soOhia IL. s. SnsPor,l, Grumey Washington, il
steamer Osprey. Ailrcb Providence, mdso. to Edward
steamer Petrol. Yours Psoydeuee. md''. to Edward
Ship calhoun, Truman Liverpool jan ~ misc an, md %
10 epofofJ TestDn 20 I9oA p',9 on .As I'm On
sunday durus tho compelled to hsal ut saoFe
lIal one Firth en- the passage.
ndse and pes. to Gl.nnei NintuTn Go. 8h inst, lat.
q H. ion ~ H. iea in with .chr. Js.psr Of ST. johns f.
n,stsd md In sinking condition took oil captain aud
I'VE in ALL aud Brought them TO this port
n ,.s and . ps.. 10 Funch Menoks Wendt. Came
to snchoI n.d~ tho Der the 10Th Of February a, 10 M
81 Vo r,sy aud was compelled to stand of shore
,nut of -ncrr iflm r.. NJ r, whlch came Oh very
suddenly obliged t, keep W press oil canvas 10 avSii
sp " :. Lint.iy Pateu rvcpoo, Jsu IS .atto j. W
ElroIICo Had suons westerly wihd' during most Of the
~ cathsrlao tl,r Of Prince Ed~arl. l'nd). pi!m,n,
.rbrsua Feb. s. with copper eud specie TO G. lie Irui-
bni Feb H. lat q 49, In 10. sDoAo bark Damon. non
l.il,deIphia for New-Ofleeus.
VIA FrnSsno Pras Olrtho, Liverpool as days to Funch
Mr.ncse g. NtLdt
Ers R..n, (Au,t.) Lueiene Newcastle. Eng. 9s days
nd. &, FuurI, Moncke g. Ncndt. - .
Hrig l. PEI Inject (bT Lane Falmouth, Eng, jan w. III
brI,ast &c Arkrl, luts. Co 49,
nit Wna.e f.cA Wallace. Mstsnzas IL days, sugar to
II ok ,hu.Cn. :, -, c,..
ErrJuies "A havey (of Bosion). Cunningham Cadenas
F,b H. mos.cs to mss.L Had heavy weaiher 10 sails
nud uoDstsIy. , 1T, III. -. 49,,
from wrccA 81 Dr brs Allies, Ashore at Csrsohs Iet 10
Joh,-on Higgins. . -, .,,-
~ n, ,yrerk OF b. bhs Allies, 20 Jo.n,op iss'ns'
E,lr jar. Morris bou. tD.rcthpoIt IoI NoI"Eh'
SIR " hit. sea, Jones. Mystic, IN bsliss e.,
scHr y J. uoyt Crinmcr, Fsl! Riy r. Ia ballast
WIND sunsot, from D r., with fos
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Pn.senRers Sailed

IN s>om,iip A,ia, for QueersioUn and LesPoo-o Of.
Leslie MARQUIS Of Harrington and servant Mr. and sire W.
p Frerst ami nisnt New OI.,ns John GiMour Quebec
Glmonr Montreal Col Po,teh. Kaesia Madame heit n
arc and servant Orleans Thcs Cramp Montreal Mrs
Beech E.w-York Madame Dowsser de porh Ne'g ora
Mr. aud Mrs J. r. Herot. Hamilton, g w. r.. l. sinder'
derson li,, sande-. on New York M and Mr. T. Caster
Waterbury Conn. T. Sinclair Belfast y. Men.sina New;
York A. a'Ainy C. Lv.nbeI sSe9en; Cap. ~ WIS, "a
~ j. Re,mout; T. Beckett Portland j. Bell j. Birch New
York; G. iIosnsn Mexico; Capt W. b: Sears. Pymo1h.
Mas, Wun Borden WIN. Irving CLARK. Nsw'York NJ Mar'
an.. .yaea; Thomas Otey Manchess Isssc Jones, Pitts
bursh Mss Berozhc.ner, B. Rodriguez @. 4. Tratesr
Wintz h. H. Hart. Peter Anderson H-wOrlsansi j. r. Pc
I'd ms, T. Z. Hall NeWYork }. Al efson. England;
}. A. Cones Br.zl " r. Berry Baltimore u = Ard ,'or
Chics,o, VIM W0odsck Phlsdsph b. :. GLvso. New.
Yolk r. 4. MOneuo, Havana Capt Paul Maldeu Paris :.
g, kentzber.er Pans; Wm kasOr. Kansas; = Hsyenreh
petfoli Mr.. ard Mrs s. Tyso-, Jeey cry = w sno~den
Londonj A. Benjamin Th1s. Rsiter Nowiors Jsr fsker'
Montreal W. ". Dayi Boston; b. J. MdeTios. Cu0s r. B
Dean, Ma.
In sieass.Aip George Wa.liaeion (v N,-oyl>1.s-W A.
Alien Jo.~ph uAly Miss Dorsn Madame DoTan, Frederick
Bauer q ootwlu Wst,op c. '. woodruff. VIM Cray W NJ.
H. Cot o. More. wife and three children; Lieut.. Wallace
Cons J. A. McCon,be Geo I. Uowes M.Iiin q. Clspn.
Geo C. Davis Paul BAnck Cersd Farrell. Miss ~ Farrell.
Ali, Col j. D. II. Cuue, Mrs fanpsi W. ". barton John
H. wilson f.. T. Bafbeg. Thos. '. Oliver J. T. Msrns j. r.
NJ. Converse, L. &. WO0crnh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-27
.rr1nn NJ pouenkrrrslr.--A nnhlio mee,ing

MfErIHG Al PoUGnKEEPsiE--A public meeting
NJ much interest held al Pou.hkeer.ie Monday
Inc Dr. Parker piebidedi Prof VIM. McGeogs and WI.
liam DC Gsne, ssq. were chosen Secreerie, The pini
al addrss. wa. given by A. NJ Powell Of Client. " y upon
The condition OF tho country The address listened to
with marked attention aud warmly sppsuded Three rousins
cheers were given Tor President Lincoln. and the foowins
resolutions which the officers u the meeting were Instructed
to forward tho President unanousy alopted ny
he rising OF the audience:
Rssoiaed That hesrtily approve the Proclamation OF
Emancipation giving freedom TO three millions Of the en-
ayed and earnestly ,nTeat the President to duly pro-
,ido flr its speedy aud faithful execution. .
Whe,sd' We believe with Prr,deot Lin"oin tat WIN
ont S.ayary, Rebellion could have existed" ta
without slavery, Il could rot coItrus" therefore
Rs..gsc That y Nv saJ thst lsspys psy w Seps uu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-27

Fide,. 0ds.c q 10. Tslow Sdsio. q 10; Pe", ~ 3o0
- zach. go -,
Beef Extra First quality include nothing 5ut the
best, large fat stafed Oxen. Second quality noludes th'
best gefed Oxen the hes. acd Cows and the pest
yeaod Steers Ordinary consists Of Bus AID the refuse O.
iots.
sHEsp-EIra includes Coet. and when those OF inferior
quality are thrown out.
There the Grand Trunk aud Eastern Rail
burg
REnAIEs-Thers was Affair." supply Of cattle, ard better
chow OF nice fat than for number Of weeks Prices
ruled higher Mr. Jones OF Doefsd sold % to Mr..
Saunders At $f0S8. Hat 80 and rather slim. OF 80 90
T. cwt Jackson paid % " cwt. and Mes.p PIenty DE
Wolfe sold worry large fat 10 Thomes Tor SO 81 = cw
30 sbrunk small cas sold At shout the advance
Sheep quiet aud higher partly owing to the high price Of
relts. Supply Isth-r short.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-27
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YORK......FEB 2;
Cleared.

S,sanl,hips-George Washington Gsser. EewOrlesns: Ii.
b. Cromwell co. Rssle Adams u.vana, hp9hori, nee
ton Go. P,rsersburg Hoffman, Portland, H. b. Cromwell
Co. .
steamsr-Jos. Thomson. Wright Perth anboy -
B.k.-Tue.ie, S.WAll. Naauzas, VIM a. sale 4 Cc.
Almoner Lsmphrr Zazs. Il. f. Sherman Casco, Gsdner
Trinidad Cubs Geo. 8 stephenson Co Jss Smith tbrh
Anderson Llsbsn r. b. Chase Co. hellcon, CTowe ta
lao A. W Lou,n Weisnd (BrsmD NindhGist Caiao. d.
LeIiu gtou, Loihrop. Boston. .
Bhs.-RoheI nowe Ho,chk.s Barbados, II. Trowbridse'
Sons Casper VIVA tNoIsD Torjusen, itio JaueTo. q. =
Colt Juia Saith, Philadelphia.
schooner.-A j. dc Ros.et, HiDan, Warrington. Jens'
Smith; Napoleon. Gortop ws.hingt NJ T. kuayen Co
ton saml Ooiwn r. Coo.a High, Warrington, Van Brqn'
s.sh,i Ned, Higgins h.ysns, r. F Phole. Ed~a.d La
never, Bsylsy Meysguey, ). W. Lewis Ca, IL w Rug
gles McMaisu 1T Johns, n F.. Blrtt Son Co, Open
Sea Rogers, AsPnwail IL D. Broosmsn Co Los. oiley
oloucs.,sr San Juan Hask., Salem n. = Brown Go
sloop-Lapwin,, Cook Matamoras. b. j. Small Go.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-27

Lsavi.. M.sa g. Todd. NJ. o.. Washington, D. G. w. Il
Lowsi Ms,. j. g. Cobb and family Cleveland, Ohio
Bs,del md lady y : o. Hun" .oa sdy M,s
+ Iv.1 J. T. Brantigam, r. l.. Hanks John A. Bsgley.
New :. s. HunnsTsn Bo.toni 4 2. Lee U.s. =
Lawrence, San franc ,eoj J. Madden, Sacramento Cal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-27
LOss % TIE BniTIsH SCHOONER JAsPER-CaJ

Loss Oh THI BEITHH SCHOONER JhsPER.-Capt.
Smith Of Tie sbove vessel arrived hero Thursday nom
iuz IN the ship Potrch Henry and Giyu the follow
ing Iespecng the loss Of his vssst Sailed from Tig
nlcia January H. at O. with . cargo Of salt bound
TO So. johns, NJ H.. and On January rs, lat. $50 lo,
loo. 800 20' had violent gale from 8. y. w, which
suddenly .hned to ~ w. with Tremendous SEA, aud
lay to under . close resfsd forsssili ct NJ. was
struck by heavy sea. which washed the galley overheard
apunry 81 encOunteto ed another violent hurricane from ~
" with high sea which ca-risd away cutwater bowsIit
and gear buwarks &c., aud shifted tho cargo, which threw
tie vessel on ends after trimming cargo tho
RI bted; 4th ioisnt bad another gale from N y. with
eef,d fol.e st6 NJ wos ,tinck by heavy On the
arbosrd aide which caused the vessel to leak badly oil
hsn8s At the pu ups at got her before Tie Wind when
Inc fote. blew atoms th, schooner laborng violently aud
eme dons sea Oh; at II y. TIE n.siumn went 10y the
Doatd Aknr the foremost with IL all hands al the pumps tt
idn st got her FREQ, and kept pump continually going
on t- 5 p hands (escep tie At The pup) hcaeng
overload caFgo and tb, risFed Tat 4D4I long ~ ~
Jury ship maAng little moro water and cargo tsAt
msiinK daylight vsss. which proved TO be tho Ell
peE Henry London fer New YoIb after considerable
trouble and dsbt e u.Gyy all hands wee tsk.n rom
tho wreck aud Kindly received by Capt Moore Of the IaIck
Henry -.
The Jsspe ysa old 81 tuns and owned IN - Jo"s
n H. by i. Wus Had eaIko VI w Iufv sslb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-27
Smiled.

s,..n.t,p,-Geo Washington for Esw-Odean,; Es.le for
urr Potoec or baltimore, Detroit (U. 5. sragspor)
for Nsshnst ou r ,,. =, ~,
Is.is-Ncly (1r) Augusta. Lucy Ring. Old Domiui On
uI,nL.I Zepulo (lta.l. C.sayoT (Br)
Bflgs- hluissi, !, Mach
s'hoonsis- knight +. lucas Eliz, Mcdowell, Jn House
Samuel EIay, ID. Il. Dewolf.
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Liberty become sniverssl that psrmsnent pssss NAV be
aaned that the ireprsssibe oonictD NAV beneeSorth
and forever cease We exho the President 70 swiftly
forward the good work Of emancipation 90 well baum unti
tho lest ves.s II 81 very be sd from our aud
Respsd TLst the ntsress Of the Thousands esp
cpa cd and ofthe millions to whom Freedom now pedsea
by the United States call loudy for the
men, at Washington Of efficient Bureau Of Emancptiop
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Cambridge Cattle Market.

" Feb. rs. 1869.
Whole number Of Cattle at market. 565, about 510 Bsevs'
and 40 Stores consisting Of Working Oxen Mich COWS and
one. two snd three year Old
PRICES OF MARKET BEE.-EStn. 81 Sdtb wv nts
qua.ity 30 1881 25j second quality, tbGoo eOi thud
quality SIS.
PRIcKs OF STORE CArrLH.-WofsiDs Oren per pair
none; Cows snL Cavos from $50. tJ1 1906 fciInnst,
none; -yesrolds $50 $2i eyesrcds, a2I0f2a
Sheep and Lambs. 2200 market; prtcos In lots t'd
IS 30 each; extra S61S7 81 50, or from 6d7lc. ID
NUkPya STATE.
Cattla 6h ID A. LIhs q lyea. Horseg. aNlne.