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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-02-06

p1~ There are said to be twelve thousand
cases of smallpox in Washington. The
negroes are dying off like sheep. Of
course no one cares for them and they do
not care for themselves.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-02-06
Letter from Gen. Mcclellan to
the Secretary of War.

On June 2sth, General Mcclellan ad-
dressed the following letter to Secretary
Stanton
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-02-06
PROSPECTUS FOR 1864.
Journal of Commerce.

THE Proprietors of the New York
n JOURNAL OF COMMERCE. in their Prospectus
sur the year lsd4, say" We believe tn u we publish
Ihe BEST as ,0eU as he CHEAPEST
11nner 10, fbp Col,,fr2
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-02-06
The Presidential Election is at hand.

The circulation Of papers like the Journal of Com.
merce ought to be largely increased with rcersnce
this coming election. our principles the principles
Of Unity aud Prosperity, the only principles which
TILE Union AND TIE CnNST TUITION CAN
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Pn.srngers smiled.

IN ,f.,nssir Edinbrrg, J5r Queenstown and Lirpcos
Joseph H. Watts SIR. Dtron " o. Johnson reg 1sins'
Chschacc ,pd two ,on,. Alex - Bownag SeP'I w",.a
ham, a. Dtuon Beng +. Parker BoDion Bofdi' ~ p'
W N.roman. J. fuhel aad ssEys". b a, a. rn1 H..
S1P oGfS w. Jrp snl servant Ma Jane rase J. X;
Hcynoid JoscpL IoveIi Joseyh BalSer NJ T. .on IA
I'D Mrs Dalsy Miss y. OIenh,p Capt Mlof osotse o.
spencer A. ksiBak, Chsfes A. Dyer. ana ''n''' ~ VIZ
10 ,iamhp A,clanta, for Load.s on5 n.rsM "
Henry and laiy D. Oaud aud hfy s,a L9,,s a.hui,
Csnt sa Crown lady and cnjfsi l.S T.
Ma NAY EoiAlt Mis Alfalfa Asne, Ms ass iaysf,
Ms Afee i.raaou Miss Emily y. Cien- Rev W. o. spa.
e.r and son VIM Msssn, Lag NJ.
Ssi5win Isiy three children ard swor im. ysoe m.s'
Celia Bsasoash Mrs Anue sehos@gi sra Two se ca ac,
rsswsr d. pasis ChaIlss fsein':p sdy snd infant,
srsots Ch4Itsle,, lady and child VIM Aldfdss A. ia.
An I,hu. sbanstn Law LnDein 0eoree ioscf
JOHN warrn John Steer, & p GrIcbsron and chnd and
IN .ieam.lp E@y D. louder. 70, hss orlsaa,LR sns'
aehss,ian Hernandez ". Wooirah. Geo afc@clt ~
Smith. CsiLarpr Carey Mary Chambslsin kien bni5y H.
~. f5n Fersol Pas.ssa Rudolph Parsgs,n Mrs. Mary
Wall and olfd Mrs MARY Ford. Is. Angel, D. O bMicr
Manuel M.strs and lady. H. H. Burke, ChA. Tfny y DC
Bondo Dr. p. Dsperesu. C. Emepdo'f and con, j. fue'
D. Coleman Gnitb Morgan. s. SehunIe Mfs r0ifshs' ho
others IL the stesIsge. f
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each. Some Others. however were not ~ fyftlnate
Ainong the victims ". Il. Rowley. who suffered for
pair of platform soales Tits purchase. however, was
~ntreiy unnecessary inssBuch as by the tine ~ was
stfey stored plenty OF scales were falling from tho
eyes of those who had been vetmsed. and on Monday
afternoon considerable number Of them ietdrned bis
yst.. securing what little propery was TO DO found by
means Of legal proceesses Mr. Wood. for aught We
know. NAV have d large stock Of goods on the way
hitLer irou the East bGt there plenty Of who
are reaiy bet al thelr old shoes that they win
reach Detroit and unkind ~ ~ style him
confidence operator" II so. lie Is not very bright
one. Mrs. Lee can beat him out Of sglt In buying
goods She would clean him out VI his entire stock ON
nls own terms.
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Lairst News from Texas.

We have received from Mr. p worthy
resident of Texas some very interesting accounts OF
the condition OF things in thu State hOm which be has
lust come DO beng passenger the steamer Madi.
sol that arrived from below On Friday.
The people Of Texas who inclined 10 secession have
been buoy up with stories OF Lee having gained great
successes and captured $500 prisoners from Giants
army. The Union sentiment is gaming rapidly.
There TIRE ten lodges ~ Union Leagues IN North
Western Texas and each OF them hambers from so 10
100 members They are very secret, and though con
stanty KING IN pew members are exceedingly careful
10 get tho light Kind Of men. These Union Leagues
have many onds. and some members In the Rebel
army. Humid eds of men desert the Robel cause. and
live ont bushwhncking against Seeesh. The friends OF
tia Uinn mainly among the poorer class OF people
All available among the poorer classes have been
conscripted.
Many slaves have been sent To Texas from other
St,fos that they might DO kept safely. There are
4 go Union ~ isoirrs ut Tyler, and they sro well
treated aud fed. The crops IN Toxas arc promising
BIS the yield ~ not likely to be mnca more than Is
aceded for home consumption. Corn sells at 40
hG-he: menl the same; beef Only $50 per beads hour
$50 per 100 n whisky scarce AT $500 gallon Gu.
informant was three times censcrpted and paid about
s5o0 each time to get exempted. lAemphis Bulletin
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The bombardmcTt Of Fort Sumter, AT latest
accounts WIS being prosecuted With great ylgor ron
Morris Island Oaieties inrge portion "i me woik
lad been toppcd into the sea ana was ao
tho Rebels under the tremendous fire Which incJ were
receiving. TO d. anyt thing 10 the way of repairing ann
ages. Some weeks age the Rebels boasicd OF hhvine
bal one or more guns mounted the paranet but the
present. shattered and broken condition OF that ari OF
the fort sufficient evidence that the gnns-lt any
we're mcpDted-aFs, completely disabled. party WHO
c,me from Morris Island day or two ago stotes tla
the firing on Se 18Th was quite heavy; the Rebels reply
ing feeby from the batteries on SuIlyans and James
n q alls constructed at yfiiton load for the accom-
nudafun Of the Rebel prisoners who are to DO sent TO
Cummings Point were transferred t0 Morris island ~
the first of the week Whiethe 'aoorcrs were
erecting two jis the Rebels commenced shefing rom
james Irland. Two or three Of ths missiles struck te
roIfs OF the buildings.
The SHILLING OF Charleston & an everyday amusement
with tho Sd Rhode Island boys Since tho announce
nient by the Rebel Gen Jones that Union prisoners
were placed under ire TIE number Of daily shots into
the credlc of Secession has been Increased to most
sa,i.factoryexteni
The weather in this portion Of tho country hns been
decidedly hot. From t. In. 10 10 Q. M. the weather is
usually oppressive FROM the fact that the breeze dies
away and leaves with scarcely particle Of stirring
atmosphere.
Tic oniirc aspect OF affairs however. Is greatly
changed within the past fcv months. Tho Topography
changes within that time. Tire has beer the priu
era agent 4, bringing abon. The results reief,ed TO-
rs conEt. dashing against tho blnks and ridges Of
sand has washed portions a. them completely awfy whic
the beach nj low tide has boon made extended
plain reaching far out towani the wafer
peculiarly 81 the island IL the fact OF the almost
total absence or vegetation On tie side near the nntsb
spare growth rank weeds RI. yes the eye OF the
ponotorous glistcning Of the hoops OF sard A few
stunied trees also may he Observed In approaching
the island from the direction Of the light shipa seau
mi sight Is prcsentoi the ego ut behO.ding tie rows
and clusters Il willie tents that the lower district
The attractiyeness OF tho Is considerably hight
ened by tho presence ~ regmcntai fngs which are
placed at intervals froIn oc TO the other end 81 tse
ISLAND not forgetting those which float in proul det
AGO over captured W0gncr and Gregg. Who can
look upon these n and rot DO reminded OF the eYenfs
teat have tranSplrcd 10 plsee ttem,therel
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Brief Career Of n Merchant.
EASTERN ENTERPRISE Is DETGorr-A RIVAL II
MRS. LEE.
Prom Tie De'roi, Aayert''er, Ja'Yec.

Prom Tie De'roi, Asycrtser, JaYe 20.
short time since q man calling himself
VIM Wood, and protesting 20 hail from PltstowD.
" y rear Troy, visited Detroit and became so highly
pleased with city. and wiki the latterng prospects
held out TO commercial ontesprise that he determined
30 locate here merchant. Apprecihtng the I'm
poanoe OF having good neighbour he rented TIE store
adjoining tiat ofCrul Brothers IN lIGweys block, on
tlo Of Woodbridge and Hates streets hired
cleik md opened up ct once rs aprodncc mud connie
sion merchant. lie opened On Tuesday llIt aud al
OHco commenced calHng upon our mefcabtle houses ~
rari0us branches. fseely honoring hin With their
PATRONAGE and for While his atiss pro pcred quito
swinnngiy notw ihstanding the fact 81 theso bsing
one decided drawback. viz; tie general Observance o.
tho cash system. This system vas In direct CONFLICT
with Lis views and practice, no data has come to
hand upon which 10 bPss Poeit,c ss,ement The, 10
hos paid for any Of ils Purchases, vilo Of hls
trans potatons have appearance OF mystery. 20 cay
The least. lie las In Instances ondeg orcd 70 OBJ
taa credit upOnthe strength OF having large stock OF
eools the way from the east but when rn9uired 70
produce invoices or other documents eylencesoft ae
truth Of his assertion be las Invariably neglected. 10
do 80.
He purchased lot Of vinegar sugar aud soap u
Wheaton, LEONARD 4 barr, and the goods we've con-
yeyed 10 hs store Tho firm. however spec,ed tone'
thing wrong. and demanded prompt par'ntnf. wlhch
was as promptly ,efased and whom egsi redrefs was
iAnted at Mr. Wood changed front nnd boldly oeiot
By repleyir when IL ascetaDed thar the hsa
already been labeled for shirident TO Troy. N: T.,
although 10 was bouFfton pretsbse OF nfbg snofder
for MIR Woolley a iarsbol 1--WE believe there IL NO
merchant Of that name IN Marshall) A quau1ty ol
beans were bought Of Ayres Magic Had shipped on
and OF the last Of MI Woods operations wos the
purchase OF pork TO tho nnonnt ~ 500 OF BeikIap&
brake. The price wss 20 be sie pcr barrel but the
pork wes very speedily sol In W'ndlor at IN sror
equal 10 $50 IS showing loss OF e. - pr barrel Ia,s
transacton ought to afford exclusive that MI
Wood possesses unlimited or how could he abofn
to carly on business az such losing rntef Ayres
Maggie succeeded In getting their pay. We believe IRON
the proceeds Of the sao Of Beknsp brakes pork but
upon whom the latter gentlemen arc ~ have reeourse
for their pay. Is point upon which they would no dohDt
be very happy TO be enlightened.
An attempt made 10 obtain lot OF petroi uin o'
Mr. Harding for shipment 10 Troy, but Mf. H. thought
this rather a singular direction for suoh shipment aud
refused 10 lend bis aid in shedding light upon IT, lilo
also tried 20 raise candles Of Pcgrim Gray ohncc"
81 Duncan. Hanna a. Co.. and eiEers OF y. l. Noes
Co. ard Lait Of c.0thss of ~ Fitch, bat failed IN
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snIpPaNa nNrxs.LlGRNCR.
PORT OF NEw-YoRg. .JuLr u
('leayeN.


sesm,nip.--C ssdonls fBr Craig. GLASGOW T. Macdonald
osioni Edinburgh tB,, Rosken Liverpool John O. Dale
nhip.-oen' berry Wnts. st. John, II. g. Snow \ Bur-
wenae Ferdinand Ru., Belerdoecs, Baltiai,rs Kremei
bug Co, D. II. Wsven tBasra) Juicbsu, Bremen, c.
ssIt'Sk. O. w. Dea;e. Jsrvi.. Elzabsthpor, C.4H.
James T.. Brett. Damon, Pictou ~ s.. Brett. Son Co
Brigs-Acsdia tBr) PIirr, Kingston, Jam Brett Son
town Funch. meinrie wondi rrndsns PruAI. Brassn.
i,z. Queenstown, do. e.. Dol.
schooner,--J spray lBri, Cole. New. LONDON Tyues b
Smith; q. ID. King, Moxrgor Calais j. HoyntoDs Son;
Chngaros Madison Chncoiesgue T.. H. Kreener, Mmgae.
Ann (br) Whepley st. John. ~ D.. A. Suil-r. 20.
Electic ,Pr Johnson Nassau Rachel lane Routh
Philadelphia; Bentley Smith Co.: Gertrude. Caldwell,
Calis John BoyntcBs scu; Caroline h Coruehs. Reed
Washington Bentley smith Co. Martha Ann. Sargent
PHILADELPHIA Baker Dayou' Corbule North chs..er DO.
w. Sargent Sargent, Boston Thayer Ssrsen trsDconis
Holt, Boston, c. 4 T.. J. Pet.rs.
eloops-Anns. Kicker. Norwich, II. s. Racket Son
Pointer, Nichols Proyhkncc L. Kenny.
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q Arrived.

Steamer John Rice ~. g. tr1ugor.) Howei wssh!nasou
ss sS pied enSoa Ino cr TIE JOHN Rice iowsd
the bsiscs H. ]. Prrsn, and Leaned TO thi. port.
Steamer Haze tU D nsn-por. Boser Ne~Sern % hoar'
stesmr Coy Bayisy tof Nsasaa ssoourne, Nsssau 2sd,
s.esner Falcon, Aidrdg. Pis,idenes mdso. ks, to Ed
Steamer D. uus, PHILIPS, phlsdelphi,. u,a.e. .sJaN
steamer F.ur,-. Fen,on Phi.d.phir, nd's- to William
Ship Garbaldi lof BriSsewstsr Ensb Shower. Cseu.s
y, day. via 81, Thomas II dAys hn'sed and rico to Z. D.
BARK Pho, Fih tof Brunsviek. Look oiscs Bay B..
fs;s Ss s sss1t ,a nG a
Bg Beaver of Monego ssyi wsrrsn, Port au Prince u
day, loswOod 70 II: de Cord,ya "a Co =,
Bhg Agnes A. Love;i iof st. John. n. b. tovet Mar
settles es Days Gibraltar 70 day. d.e to boyd Hncksn
E;gsri.,cea s; wesher as,ns sSs p'ts. "a. g. e,,
cosI TO ThonpsoD Hunter:
Brig Edward. Allen Ne~burg s,t Bottom
sehr Trcss,rs, Palmer froyis-nce.
scbs Cha.. Hswiey. Aiisn. rev Haven.
s sehr a * xe.rn. . Halo Albany for Bo.so--
Sehr Cameo Eiwe!l; Se.bars for Boston . uI...
sohr AretoTu' hssia' bsaS'fo dA5h 'uoes y n"HVAf
scbf " II. saI,-.. s.rsrn. nondou, for Bo.to..
schf =. A. Arlepon, Cnnmsr, ProvidpDce.
ecbr Success, Richards, Now London for Port Ewse
SIR .. L'stats :. Iinnesin Fort Jefferson
schr ~ Caroline Bacon. Boston.
schr E,qunuuI Briggs. Pogghksep,is fsr Di;h.on
scw. sias Wright amsn Els.bihport for Fall Rivss.
Sehr Ida A. jayne Jayne. Port J~tsrson
schr Consultation. suout Bangor 10 days lumber to X w.
sehr iIsary WOOD rr.tser Sswbsrn day, bsla'. to
scbr Panama, Me.os Virginia , day.. With sPPies and
s eb, Phrnir %selih.;on, Rondoutfor H.r.s,,d
schr A. o, Pe,se, Hal trsbs,hpor fer PloyiS-uee
sehr. %. A. Wiets, Brown Roudoat for Mystic.
sonh MAG 4 Ads'ins. Davis. Chiaeose.sso . days-
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AzELr1yE. This is a splendid rcd color, and

AzELsIyg.--Tbs is a splendid red color, and
IL difficult TO make. II Is prepared "a follows Too
parts Of anille are heated on water bath up TO s
rlLrenhel When this temperature 70 feaekea icSen
parts Of nitrate OF mercury, dry aud In powder.
dropped in bg degrees. IL mast remain at 25oo Sor
Iii or ulue hours. whom the mass Will 30 found to
have cbanssd ~ beautiful sd e9i9L ibis cay Is;
2.r dycing. When ribbons have keep dyed with these
ard o,er eoIors beautiful gloss Is Impaired ~ them
by the application ~ albnmen in tho form OF was OF
ogy Recently these purple and red dyes have beeh
used as inks la, they permanent as those OBJ
tanned from caruline.
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Wcruornuda.

BIs Beaver rcpcf,s; July 81 Lac ., 6 lon. 70 o. wes
boariri tom whaling schr Fmoonun, .! Pfosneetown
who reported having " bbls. whale and bbs OF sperm On
board I'D had killed whales that day, froa which ~
bb. would be hsd bad sl.o picked up y o,e' OF eo9"
wond cruise days oBser Sane date saw shc "ieeA
bio Of sbgn, oc tun.; hsi appn enils been burned
Shin Gsrbaa reports July g. " miles T. OF sandy hoot
saw quantity Of wrecked material spPaIeaty bssnens to
a .fsa
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Mr.. voIsEY B. PALMER of Philadelphia died

Mr.. VOLHEY 3. PALMER Of Philadelphia died
In this city on the 2sh, nsed c. years. Mr. Palmer
bern In Wes; Jersey. edScated printer migrated
to Potsyle. Pa. in the infancy Of tho coarOde, and
largely engaged in business therc for some years.
when be removed to the Atlantic scabosrd ard origin
aied the system Of comprehensive and systematic Ad.
versiBg through the journals Of the whole country
which has since grown !rto such importance lie for
years Lad Offices in this city Boston. Philadelphia and
Baltimore and largely instrumental In procuring
tie diffusion Of city advertisements throughout
tie same announcement In several hundreds Of journals
lie hls for years been falling In mental and bodily
yigor md had almost wholly withdrew nom business
leaving therein few mon jGstor. SoriLier. or moro
willing 20 live and let i've
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Trnveier-' Guide.

To Aryny by Eud.au H. X. ~ Wsfrsn -, 40
6ss p
20 Albany BY Harlra. Il. r.. 9sshsi i,hts,., IVA
o.. anJl . m sunday r-h.... ..............,. p IN
To Aesny, .teu'.. hotel po's' Wei tsinr
G,u butsh. reugLieep'ir Eharbect Cs',sl'
and iiud,on b. steamer, Dsnf Drcw md {, Nio.
bsri 'ravh. De,bro..e.., tiinlns Joh-',l Is a. m
10 Bsltiuioro. by the New Jer-,y X. H. 100, o.
ruialsr, TOO p m
70 Bo-lon. " New London line, Pier % L..
-, 500
7,'t ~ ard r. sy ........,..,s us ana 90 r. n
A. Va 81 r.. Le In srd p ~ sand.y.... 800 ?.
o. cnaiase s IT, ana io Ia anI sea n
To RndscpoTi, by steamer bridscrou, Iom FteN
r. Gtnpoi III, ic iai ar cii,1 c,cri, on
Los; leland b. l. RaiToad, i'0" Jsms' Zip ,.,c -
To Ions Bfsncb Nv Harlem AID D,1,wsr- Bay
H. H.. VIA steamer Jesie IIost foot Of Murray. .
st. daily ~ ................ot and II r. NJ and v p u
.f.lsage Pect SID 90. ..........li ani II p
nd ok, ssr 4 7e IN ~. ti' D. so a ari $500 p II.
sndRondoa', by ,'oaner Mary Powell. have. SAY
y, 1uiiur driy ............ .......,...... J, p M
To Ncwburri b. steamboat rhoins. Ccryrr.
Leaves iay-gi. daily binding NJ 18th IT, n y,
OTsssy Pom. Colssn., West Pon,, Cod sprins,
and 2. m
L the Wed, By Pennsylvania Central llalrosd,
sunday ecop m
100, a, coer,isnd. s,.......sa M II N and 1:eo p
AID Il nidsi1At Sunday 600 ?.
To Washington, by Eew-jcrsey II. H., foot Of
Couli!andlrs, and " a. a., j p. M, aud u
F Fdl I,h.r So,oa IL i 70 Railroad Time TsSls,
scjsdyertl,eneuts IA another part Of this Ps9-r
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4uolea.

yrrx 70 -s,s.nss--Unitcd sta,e, Detroit, Baltimore
Atlantic.
shp--rravpneura ,.,,,
usln-. srns Aje.s. Sage. NJ,
Bsss-Mary Cobb. Baron d. Casno. Lerisshan' Blanca
Saitof- 49,
80 ~; ~ ~ w BIswns ~ Mems,
provu Irle. Jones stephen TboF Psrsttlc Csrne'. h
A. Ir,las Alic. n Id,. a. whey, p. r. Hewlett, James
Gilnsn. ~,
Jrlr 20 observation-disclosures Tor Breneu; WsssiEster.
10. Llyerp EdnbuEi for Liverpool Albania Tor ioadon
Eu,y w. soni-f. Tor New OrlsagA
s,eauivrs-Mariana, Caledonia.
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LATE REBEL NEWS.
The Latest from Atlan,n.
ERIC. Gen. MERCER NOT WOUNDED.

From The Richmond Examiner. Jolly ~.
Tie most important uesys We have Ia Tint
contained in the follow wing dispatch from Gen Hood
ATLANTA July q 1874.
Hon. j. A. SRrDo. Secretary Of War, In the en-.
Strnd Of Eve and Is guns instead Of o.. previously
reported.
isig..Gen. Meroor not wounded.
AN IL quiet to-day except little picket firing and 90.
j. Il. HOOP General.
From this 1t will be seen tbH the battle began under
such favorable auspices Friday, ant cuIiinucd 50
successfully. was resumed on Sturdy Sln-
day Gen Hood, in his first disp tch after tho fight
was mistaken ~ 10 the number of canton captured by
troops. This is a small matter IT he had killed
MCPHERSON and driven Sherman across the Chatta
hoochee, should have been content without taking
gun a prisoner. 40 f,s are able 10 penetrate
into the state Of anrs, the chief fruits Of fridays OPP
erGtions are. We infer. that we prevented the enemy
from eRveloping Atlanta from the cast. His position
aud north OF the town il unchanged or /: changed
Of all he has pressed nearer tho city IL has beer seen
from the dispatch that he throws shell into IT, This Is
uncomfortable proximity as the people Of our sister
city Of Petersburg can testify.
ATLANTA sHBLLRD.
There has been continuous sErIn!shing for
the pest two days Many shells from the encny's bot
tcice have entered the city and few houses have been
struck but no material damage has been done. The
eneniys extreme right endchvUed IL g-n Possession OF
commanding cnincnce between their end our lines,
but iepuisel by the litI Texas rea1mot AL 9uot
this morning.
THE MAGNITUDE OF TIRE CAMPAIGN.
No ono of the greatest established Powers
Fufupehas ever been able 10 Withstand hall 60 hong
half 30 formidable military power lies been brought
to bear against the southern Conicdraoy. Tbs military
operations Of Napoleon the Great never exceeded in
lou. rsvef eQuGlhd IN magnitude those Which have
hee snIcved Tor subraiing the South and no single
power or Empire IN Europe ave usss ever wishsiooi
even for one year the irench EwperoT' ypq,et Aach
fell in It's turn before him. as feeble man lls oeote
strong; and finally required the combined power OF
ali the Great Powers TO make successful resstsnce
acaias armies that numbered strength equal 70
seventy five cent OF tho mnsteI|o! G'tens'0 H1m
power Of selfprotectea and sclfrIisence constitutes
be best title t. recognition surely The successful resist
ance Of military assaults, formidable beyond al yF.oe
dent mus, be the best proof 81 that wer nnd " IL
sinly ridiculous for tho nao OF the EARN 10 ct 70
doubt the stamina Of commonwealth which horoeaip
and successfully vithstands exerton o. power ~ US
destruction undor which any one oi them "Vuia W
crushed to atoms.
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BORT Warosns' Notiee.
srArr or Nsv-yoRr, /
PoEr-WLRpEss' OryioE, No. lOt NsliS.

STATE or NSv-SoRf,
PoEr-WLRpEss OryioE, No lOt WtiS.p
NOTICE il hereby given, in accordance with
section Of the Sct passed April a. 1851 entitled An
40 Reoreanze the Warions ohce OF tue foiI Of wv
Yos 10 Al persons Interested 10. having charge o. the
,nbt a,tef % snch inQay. exann1.ion or sufVy Una,
the following ves.e under animation oy tho orr
W,risns ard sh. t. said survey or examinations van Dc
completed within diys nen, succeeding TINS no''s on
board said vessels; o,
Ship CyrosuIe. ...Itcv NO. 70 r. II ,
Bsrk Mar hefvta....,.....'''s''. nMr,e ar,
Ir.k NGIfh Pier DO u T. "
Brig II. i. Nash.....s wv
Brig Springbok. RECOMMENDATIONS OF Dcanecyrt
Brg Maid Of Erin. Foo, Of Delsnceyst
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