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PROPOSALS FOR LOAN.


nrafusv Drrkkrsxsr, JuEr s. 1854
Notice is hereby given that Subscriptions slu be
received by the Treasurer Of the unised ss~t. the
several Assistant TIC sssrers aud dssignsfed Deposs
i,xries, and By the National Banks designated and
qualified as Depo'i,srlss and financial Agspts for
Treasury Notes payabls thrse years from August
Is lsss bearing interest At the rate Of seven sad
-tenshs per cent per snnurs. with sensnnual
coupon, attached. payable in lawful money
These notes win be eouverabse At the option o'shs
holder At maturity into six per cent. gold bearing
bend. redsensbls sss~r Eve ana payable twenty
years from August Is. lss..e f
The Notes viii be issued IN dencminstions Of afs..
one hundred Eve hundred. ono shoussns, aud Eve
thousand dollars. and VIII be Issued 10 blaas, or
pay able ordsr may Be directed BY the sabscri-
bsrs.
All subscriptions must be for sfty dollars. or son E
multiple Of aff- dollars.
Duplicate eerta ,stes viii he ikszed for all depos-
ia. The parry aepesit,ag mus, sndsfse upon the
o. gfaal certificate the esnomin alton Of noes rseur-
ed, and whether they are 10 be Issued In blank or
payable to order. When so endorsed II must l. q
With the onreE receiving tss deposit. to be forward.
ed 20 tbs Department.
The notes win be transmitted 10 the owners free
oftranspOrtsou charges AZ soon after the receipt
tbs original Certificates ofDsposit q, thsy can b,
prepared
twill be allowed to August Is. on all de-
ps~its made prisr - that date and will be paid b.
the Department upon receipt Of the original esrtis-
caiss.
As the notes draw Interest IRON August ls. per-
seas making deposits subsequent 70 that date tau.
pay the iaserss, accrued from date Of note 70 date
| deposit
Parties deposisins twenty I've thousAEa dollar
and upwards for thsss notes Al any one time viii
ALL 81 comm sslon Of ene-qusrtsr Of per cent
which VIII be pad by thin Department upon the re
eepi OF bill for the amount, certified to By the Of
tcer With whom the dspost vas made. 10 deda'
tons fos missions must be made from the dspcI
iis
ofEocrs receiving deposits viii see that the prep
endorsements made upon the origin,l certificate
AL ulcers authorised 10 receive deposits are n
ouestsd to give to applicants all desired inform
sion, sni aaord every facility for msklng subscri
ton
w.P FEssEEDEE,
Secretary cf1s 7rscsaT..
SUBSCRIPTIONS VIII Be REcETrED
By the
Eirss National Hank az Tcrr
Baute. Ind.
} AND ALL RESPECTABi.B BANKS AND BANKRl
throughout the country will doubtless
, AFFORD FACILITIES TO SUBSCRIBERS.
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Brzzs ccrx-T. PsansylvaaiA. sives go
y. ritz sssirr allowing reposTlssnis'. no
sisss sors. 80 are arttlaE = toeir -euasry
Z ether S,a'es. = vose - her ersuing Elec-
s;oss. = 5 nceties = AL hat Bssks ros-s
heavily 20 coppeshesd ticket. whae tie
soldiers soss re othsF ~
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- TAe oasso q Z e'asl proposes 20
rtrslr the ruined Church d 81 Mar Of So
vey. thr is'srlos q ~hieb - destroyed ~
asc. asdto to.ss sthes osn exps1se
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We have The complete results IL lev
counties Of the vote o. the constitut oaAl
Amendment permissirg sitissns % vote
though absent from The s.ste II The Military
sss-ice % their country. Look AZ the 6s-
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Every Oce familiar vsth tie politics Of
Psszsyivs-ia 81 recokniss he COuntic-
that give nslayisles szalnss allowing soldier.
% vots a. TIE nosf sssessssssiv and ever
~hslninel- "Dsuocsati- ~ srv in ,Ae
state
o. corrse. - Amsst nsai B, carried ~ =
seEJ large nsiar'is--ffam $4,000 % ioo. :.
GO.
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DYE HOUSE

q 6xSrx lea - ys<r iss~rs>szs-cxn s-4 a.
n <zla~ soa-<h;ng rrEr-tsr r>stsd - exsry
p<<~rr. - s<n ssup-s- s<z< re. ~ Es<I -
r~euty c~-ss, t1sx rx<a<is IN T~e nollsr~. ~ n.
l. WoLcoTT. Ne. 10 cst>sz s1asre. xs~ Torf.
3>N.-~fY.
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- Office Is HEREBY GIVEN
% tko citissns q ylgo Co1pty. state Of lndi
ana. ani 81 PEI sons cencc' ned. that The s.ess
Rent eooE ccE@siulnr tao tists. valuations and
ez1nsrelless ~ the Annaai MsT 8ssessu snt fer
n yt2- i irc'Udi-g tts income tax e the yerr
i-es made ~ tie Assistant tsscsscr q sad coun-
a.; undrr the act o. Coasr.as o. the uni II stes,
ectfiet An Act 70 supp - the Government ard
% fsY Interest on the fgo.lc Oebf.' approved u
" tst. - 2 I'D re aete eatsfory thereofs siil
o'1ce tse feHn ~ fsrso Hate. cosnty asoressid
on The lth dkY q August lss& % tie 2Its ear
q Arznst iss&. 81 whca at d4te. the sncersigo-
80, e. he Ti-ce atore14id. vii recelvs hear end
deterniae fl appeals. wb'ch must ,. in writing
tsrin< forth TIC particular matler Or thing ecu-
Flaloet 81. tAkea froE he 4 sr~snnnts Fl ths -
elst&at Akzssfor 81 sac cocatg. which time and
rIr<e al f-rse-s iutcrsstet viii please sttf1d.
JAZZ q e 1skINGrOS.
Ass.s.h cciisciloa Dssfrics G. Intisas.
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INSTRUCTION BOOKS AND NrsIc.
THE MELODEON,

Instruments Of the Organ Glass.
zaateu's Msicae1n fastruc.er. cou'anlax he
eleEent- - II Ftc. Prosre-s ve flzeer fzercssss.
SO = - - coitectico - Ceclce S1sic ef.1S
Nv Hst1et f1r the 4eltceoo. Selected uzlEiy
frcz Lxao<l sf1z<1rtor.s ens 60 f<ioinr IN A.
Gitl r - Aes<e1s 4na Ez~retses. . ueliecssoa q
fSp4zkr 4enzs. 3na variety 80 raslEs Ard Hgur
IecrE. fl.Ec
csrhkFts heletsce. KismensNFy AID fro<rss-
aive Sta1ies wttk ccllec1ion q Cassie Veal AID
laatranentsl MzsIf- : 50
Azsrlesn srkcci So tka heiosieoa si3
ae6el NsIc1een instr~ctcr. 50
l-asr's Peerless tstIte ~ he Aets4soa 10
akrst a. ST lakuucser siLk c1eir1 Nssir e.
Meiofe = u4thzzt . Mzstag- %
Wes414ry-s slefso1 lastrastrr. -
ar<<z Ar Hnf,ef hsioteon lnnrc1ar -
Hewsts Se<srtlae snt Nels1ses la1lrnctes- -
f1a Ser4pz1ze A cellsc.io e A1sl~ 80 t1s Ne
$3.50. Ez<apAlEt sn4 Res1 Organ. -
TIE IL frresloEs - each 81 tie ab1se teeff are
s1ttss ez4s g. TIE Meicdeo1. oaf - al l1<t~.-
1fsu q saE'tAr co1stu<tioz. SIT psf pc -
re~slps 4 PRE- clssr uilssa . c.. FraLshsrs.
- y ssklzKiaa Street, Bssfae-
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Paper Warehouse

All Kiads Of Pager at Cineisuafi Prices.
TIE snly Rre'aavcly Wholesale
PAPER AREHO Sc
ia he State 20 Aaskss Street, Inasr 1roiis Ird
sd1rsss NNFcRD 4 FIRLD.
kustialy
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-15
4 the fascina'in. lady

.lre Mrs Gordon -
reply papa opened
me. - play, ard !
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-15
Rather Severe an the Girls.

An exchange says: "'rhe nnmbc,
OF idle. useless girls in all our large cit
les, seem to be steadily increasing,
They lonng Or sleep through their NOR
nings, psraje the streets during the af
ternoon, and assemble in frivolous com.
panses ofthcir own and the other sex
topass thair evenings. What 4 store
for themsplyes are ,bcy
laying mp for the coming time. when
real duties and high RESPONSIBILITIES
shall be thou yhtlessly assumed They
are skilled in no domestic du,i,s-nay.
they dpspi.e them; have no habits OF
industry or taste Tor ths useful. What
will ,heyha rs wives and mothers /?
Alas for the husbands and children.
and alas for themselves Who can
w"ndr II domestic unhappincss and DO.
mest,c ruin follow 90
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-15
4 YOulhllAl Connlo.

The oldest man in Wisconsin We
married \ lev weeks .sirce.. His name
is James Steel, a. Newport, Sauk conn
~ lie II 100 years old. The bride
a Mrs. Madden, is aged IS. In D. s.
Earres. genealogy Of the Steel family.
wesfind this notice of Mr.. Steel:
In the sGwn atEevpor., Colunlbia
county. Wisconsin, resides Jane. Steel
tie VIVA born at Snukar's Gap. enick-
erss'lle. Loudcn. county, Vs.. 10 the
year 1851. lie haa been West Of the
lakcs 65 yeafs.--Fourfyrara ago (,his
was written in 1889 hc rode yosng
epirited horse at race, that nc Young
er man could be induced to mount, and
says he waull have won the rscc il tho ,
aorse had not bolted.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-15
rhll Sheridan.

II dii not write nf msn IN every
va. remarkable, should not venture
to hope that any such record as ,s here
in proposed would have a self enstain
ing interest A. to historical facts, 7
mnst leave them f,r 4 future occasion
The has,y remarks which follow, are
simply records Of those Individual i'm
press:ons Of General Sherilan's appear
ance and character, which may be val
uable or mo-, as the reader chooses to
accept them II
Gen. Sheridan was thirty three year.
Of age IN the oh ofiast September. He
-is little below the medium height,
compactiy bu,lt, and very active. Hi
face is pleasant to look upon. tits not
a handsome facs. B.own and hardy
wrhthe exposure of many campaigns
before and during the present wa., il is
the idaal of y soldiers face I'm every
thing. |. has gray eyes, Il think the
eyes are gray,) tina, CLEAN on appropri.
ate occasions with fascinatin, hnmor or
savage tire. Black hair, and black
,nustsche, AMI shi-kcrs slightly t,nged
with gray, crown and wreath conn.
lenaEce whose smile is that Of 4 conr.
tier, r,awl.osc FRO @n il positively tcmpes.
tuons. ssf I
General Sheridan habitually wears a
fn, dress !rock coat, aud usually q "a
iigua cap. III. manner is frank, cor
dial, straightforward At all times, nev.
er assuming, never overbeariny. You
should see him strolling about camp
With his hands in his tr.,w scr's pockets
his sqaare shoulders >ligh,!, elevated,
his bead bent in meditation, or occss
ionaliy Fitted 20 ask, or reply to, a ones.
ton. from one If his staff. His gait ID
light. elastic, half fanciful. Il reminds
,on Of = bo, kicking At pebbles. His
voice is musical and merry as . won
ans. lie tells story or gets otf ieat
with s,f,, slow utterance that suopes,
withheld laughter. l. il impossible to
conceive more winning. graceful man
nera,hM that which he assumes or
which is natural, when he wishes to be
kind.
Und"rneash all those swimming ways
there IL --concc .led in ordinary mo.
ments--a dominating and sometimes
inconsi,,era'e will. lie has. in fac,, an
o her..vay' with him, decidedly. HI.
staff, while nearly. all inlnve with him
are aometimes hard worked to 4 pi,cf
Of ewealin. that even the General him
self could not snrpass. IS 1850,
Dhi ! saw General SERBIAN svare
There may 40 we'll be = clean. hfca.
iof i. lie !certsiily has IN opnlcn, .tor,
OF oa,hs--tt'ss richest, raciest oa,hs iha
ever cirsea laggard Inc Of iufantr,
ordained = s:vaIry sqaadron on 10
sweeping ci,a,ge. His oaths have (:
prIec.ile force, aud tell. Tni. Is thei
merit r Carre.poplencs Nsw HorJ
| World.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-15

SIC whom IN my early youth I learned
to call by tha, uam".
Thi, wide AMI unfoun'ed prejudice
against the clasa referred To has caused
much unhappincs. in many families.
Let all who have the care Of children
do all in their power to .iissbusc their
yonng minds Of snch feelings
Experience has taught me tha. one
may fad a trns faithful, loving friend
even in the person Of a step moth.r.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-15

BEAR HUNTING BYA WoMAS --Onc
day Lapp woman went'on, 10 Ash on
lake, accompanied by her son, who
was fourteen years cd. When they
had caught ,rsh cicHt suppls. they
landed on a part Of the shore which
was thicky o,ergrown with fir ard
underwood Presently tie woman's
quick eye f,ll on large heap Of bcnghs
reeda, moss, &c, and. on nearer inspe..
sior, she fonrd large hole underneath
the mass ofrubbish. and f+lt Convinced
that i, Wis the entrance 10 bear.
H." or cave She was courageous
and resolutr little BODY, and, nothing
daunsei by the discovery, not reflect
ing that she was alone, hastene.f back
to the boat 10 fetch her az and ride for
= Lapp woman generally goes srmsi,
and is usually an expert sho'l. Now.
h.r sisters in other parts Of the civilized
world would most probably have bsens
frightened ont Of their wits, and have
beat . speedy retreat under auch cir.
cums.arces. Her only anxiety Was lest
the bear shouldget OF. 40
On ret~rning she proceeded to cut
down small fir saplng, which she
pointed At one end, and gaveit to the
boy to b-aadle about 10 tho hole g as.
certain whether it was occupied or NOT
while she stood with uplif,ed Ak little
10 one side. No sooner was The polo
inse.ted than out came the head Of Il
she bear, AMI down came tho az I'm.
her skull with ensh force that il remaHs.
cd sticking fa.t Hrthe wound, and ac. s
comoaDied Bcuin 40 abe re.reatcd to =
the tuaiil.r end of tho case, Time be- /
ing mp for round number Two, aud her :
opponent uot putting in An appearance,
She determined to try the effect Of .
shot No sooner had she fred down
tho hole, than out bnlsed . cub xhone
the size Of sheer dog, which her son
clcvcr!y m .naged to catch by the hind
leg. But il WAS too strong fer The little
fellow, and, at.er dragging hmn some
distance, m .naged.,o get away. Deter.
mined, however, not TO lose him, moth.
Ct and son wen, in pursuit, and speed.
! lily csc.toos the animal, which had tax
en- to the water. A few well admins.
tered taps with the end Of the oar soon
rendered bin hors lie ecomba..s
Having secured him. the courageous
little woman went back again 10 tho
Hi and gave i, another stirvring up.
But all WAS still. Next she fred sec.
ond shot, but nothing moved. Conclud.
in. thar the bear must BIZ dead, or eiro
have escaped during her absence. sh.
determined 70 dig her out, \ work IT
no small labor. Suocess, however, At.
tended her cxertions. tor at length sko
found the hexr. ing quite dead, with
the Ak sticking in her LETT Akull, and,
by her side, ano,her cub As big as the
tirs,, with bullet wound through his
neck, also dead No mean achieve.
ment for woman and her boy All
tbs Iear Rownd.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-15

The army commanded by Gen.
Sheridan. is hereafter, by order Of the
War Department. to be knowH a. ,Lo
Army Of the Shenandoah"
NsvER set ycaracif mp for musician
just because you have got drum IN
yonr ear, nor believe ,oa are cn, ou.
Tor school teacher ,noreIy because
you have pupil ia yonr rys
A retired actor, with . Eondneas far
poultry, vas asked why lc named
fayori,e hen ''Mncduff?" He v&i lied.
'ha,'t was because n. wanted her II
"lay on"
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-15

To initiate ground glass, dissolve Ep
som sal. IL beer and srrly with trnsh.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-15


- d. 50. took M. 4 r.. ~ music il
older 'o.gai,. time and locked i, over,
then. laying it down upon the music
Sand I struck. the frsi note 10 the pre-.
lnae Of the piece ! had said | wonll
play. Before | began ,i.e words Ms.
Allen -'' tho room Size knew wLat j,
"ss, and though i, insight lead 10 re
marks that she would IN, like 10 hear.
Ny voice never fal,e,ea as | sang II
with ms much feeling as | could throw
into he words When had flushed
there was \ perfect e;l. nee in the room
for few moments. In tinally began
- play live!y march, bn' papa inter-
rnpt,d me aud said in pleasant tone.
You need not play any more this
evening, Nellie, for me. l hope yen
did no, sirg those verses because they
expressed your own sentiments, did
your
/ do not know what difference it can
make 10 any one whether these lines
expressed our feelings or not, Irerlied
rather col,ily.
1t will make some difference with
your future happiness he con,inned.
! am to be married soon, and OF course
that ~ill make the lady your mother.
Are YOU not prepared IL ,~..;.a a.
such any one may select. and Civ.
her the affection Of daushter:.'
Fl"rie burst into tears, and Though
felt chorhing sensat,on in the throat,
| replied with some spirit.
'uf course | shall treat the future
MIS-. G"rdon with respect II she car
command it; but I have q mother
tho she u in her grave, whom con
not forget, it others can, with such ap
parent case
Nellie, You forget yourself If yor
mean 10 insinuatc that l have 70, go,,er
your mother. l have not, nor eve
shall but you could not undcrstan,
nv feelings if I should explain them
therefore | will say no moro. You ca,
act your own pleasure sbon, loving her
but you must not forget that she will b
mistress OF the house. How il i, wit
yon my daughter turning to Flori
AID his voice had . tenderer tone ,ha
when he rpoke t. me; do yon shar
your s'a,er's feelings p
~ papa. Ill. not wan, 4 ne,
mamma, sr.sass
Why a. you care, Flo,ie !.
sKqcanse size will spoil all our plan
a"a viii make ns just what We d,
not wish -, aud watch ns m The time
and--anl'-- a
Who told yo. all that, my dearY'
Nellie +ss
Why, Nellie, though, You haa.,o.
n"e" sense 70 talk % yonnger si.,e,
IN snch = way ~ that I
We'll ! angrily rcpliod, Il would
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-15
NY step Mother.

wonder what papa has gone to
Glenvillc 80 soon fnr Do yon know.
Mrs. Allen2 | asked Of the lady who
acted al housrkreper IN "nr family fo,
the four years ,ha, We three children
had heen written mo,herle -.
did not ask him abe re.lied
fer evasiye reply increased my
suspicion, and after twirliny my napkin
a momen, said
Well, We sometimes know the reason
ii things; therefore, we are not obliged
to ask for Information, After a me-,
men,'S silence she replied.
No, Nellie, l do no, know for what
purpos" your f.thcr visits Glcnsv,llc.
But you strongly suspect, persisted
and so do I. Do you not?
Ifso, I do not think best to say any.
,hi, e about it.
Two days after papa returned; and
after tea we gathered in the parlor, for
papa is a lawyer and did not stay in
his office evenings. Mrs. Allen took
her knitting, Fiprie was emb o;dering,
and l took up magasine; hut not 10
read. had tod Fiorie that the next
time papa asked me 10 sing l should
should sing the piece, call'd, II can
not call her mn,her;" ard a. was
momen.arily expecting such request, 4,
IMas trying to get sufficient courage
to do SO. Blu, papa sat in his easy
chair with his head thrown back and
his eyes closed. l stole look at him
and whispered to Flnric, Doubtless
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-15

An extra copy viii be sent to cfhA |
twenty.
Advertisements - 4 limited numhsr vi
be inserted in the WEEKLY HERALD.
The DAILY Herald four cents per con
Fourteen l,!lars per year far three hunir,
an'i sixty rErnc ,.,ues .~se"u dp.!ars :
six months. Three dollars and fifi.' \
for hrca. months.
JAMES GORDON BENNr,: "s -
Proprietor, fsl
Nar.hWost corner Of: =. -
~v.a.,
Theirs are no tlIr vEsAND FOUR
;AtD. -. RICK
s"ni~VS @,ng ,kesagcncv for this
81. n. s..1.tsstFA Life and the .E'ua Fire
~ x1a.aies. is prepared to issne Pol
yhle terms.
xHrfERALI.Y ADJUSTED AND
f14 koMprLr pA,p
.,;r4 J. u. SiiANKLlN, Agent.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-15
w. Il. MILLER VI. ID.
IDR. d. X. WEIR.

Late Of PennsylvAniA Announces to the citi
.ns Of Toiedo'And vicinity, that he Is pcrma-
Etly located in this place, offers his services
E,,Practioner Of the German, French Span
pode Of medical treatment, 20 successfully
TRced Of late in France, Spain and America
M only ascertaius the nature of disease
| ev( Fly practiced by physicians. but passes
rop6liscoyerA the cause, however intricate
view ot,aay BE-. Those living ~ a distance
!. very ~ visit him. can be created by
The WEEEk> r vihl full Of their moning.
ur.l.y NOR. r..ing3he disease win &c asccr-
ing rates = y iufs In MI tair various
One COPY NJ ,pnfdeutislly.
Three copies .sy. Residence
| Five copies eslic ssQuare.
Ten copies yAER
tns l.r.rr nua,hts IN
of-n'scri rs 81 81 each 1hagl.
.nc.'rl Cosy ~..l '1r Fg
Of te, 'lrgcon,
wenty copies, ~ orc adlre< ..,.-
4 law oGysls -
The New York herald., 1864-12-21
THINTY-EIaHTH CON aREss.
sKooND SESSION.
Senate.

senate.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 20, 1904
The Senate called 10 order at the usual hour with
Mr.. Clark, President pro tcn, In the chsir.
Mr. HxSpncKsoS, oppl Of Ind, presented the petition
Of officers the Subsistence Departments for increased
pay, vi cb was referred TO the Military Committee
rScesAsx or oFrnERs
Mr. wusos, (rep) Of Mass, presented psttIcn from
officers u the army sskng for increased rank and pay
rux purY, on TIM CLOTHING sisrsss or csssny
Mr. HALE uepl OF n. H.. presented the petition OF the
Mother super ntendent OF sisters OF Charity, stating
that by the discipline Of the Order the Sisters are obliged
to uniform OF certain description, manufactured
only In France upon which the duties re so high that
they unable nay them, and askng reduction OF
these duties. The petition referred TO Iho Commit.
teo on Finance.
wrnpRswnI oy soops FROM rrmic STORES.
Mr sBtRssF, (rep OF ohio, from the committee on
Finance reported the House bill to extnd the time a.
lowed for the Withdrawal Of ccrtsn goods thsrea named
from the pupc stores. which was passed.
rue rRrcn
Mr. Dxos. trep Of Conn.,, from the Committee ou the
The New York herald., 1864-12-21
cyrARrn


rort OF New York. December 40, 1854.
CLEARED
ship Twilight, Holmes, San Franctsco--Suttou Co.
Bark Coum ois tBrcml. Muller 0enoa--C Lulins Co.
BARK Hieoa, Chishsm, Elizabeth port-Sim pson Clapp
Brig ocean Belle tBr), Pctengal Sierra Leone-Brest
AGO
Brig Amazon fBrD, thompson, " ThomN-o Y rennis'
ssbr May Queen, GOT, Port Royai-N L McCresdy Co,
Ser yot hls snsr"ss s1.ssspo5 Myee.
Schr sarah. henson, New beiford--Ber Wood
schr Nellie Bloomned, hawss. stamford
schr Rival Ilohbic stamford
schr Evelyn. Palmer. stamford.
ARRIVED
4 steam transport Hudson. Alexander, NOrleans. IL
days via Aey West 10Th inst, with passengers 70 As
seainsf ~ Uuba Bri Liverpool Dec and QUEENS
town sth with mdse and passengers TO Cunard Had
succession of strong saies the entre passage. =
Bark Bounding hii0w of bpstnn) Nidulich Lisbon, 81
DAYS mdse TO c soa ConanL Eeen days north or
Of Bermuda sith arayy to r. es split Sails 80
Bark Lots tnt LscrrooD, Barber Rio JaneiEo Nov 10.
BarE Jane Bishop tof Nasasn, Mp, Dowpey Havana,
l3dsys with sugar. 70 Jsnes Ward Co.
Bark MoTnlne star q, ia,ss isands stirling, 81 Jago.
Brig Foster, Hammond, Boston for phlsdelphis
schr storm Bird iof Jersey. Lebouf, Rio urande del
sur. % Gays, with hide. and wool 60 SEQ Buey ,0n
Baltmore bound X Ths had heavy weather; carried
,s ssnr ss1s.rs P ts oOrnwaA " d'''
schr Marcus Hunter tof forand). Orr. New Orleans
days with mdse TO Brockwsy BAKER.
schr y Bennett Irving: Port Royst 7dsys u,,sa
schr Joseph Ecserson slaight Batuoe fsf Ssw hA'cA
Scbr Panama Higgins Bliswcrth, 10 dsya
schr Phi anthropist, Holmes ELLSWORTH.
6chr Ncw York Seabury, Bostoo. $ dais
ASchr w Dyer Sumner Boston fcr
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Fighting at sawann.h Comm sneed ON
the Besre Christmas Day he Stars and Stripes
will wave the city Sherman bound to conquer all
before him HArdee will yet get his bitters, but they
will consist and wood defeat and,
therefore,, be exactl. tho opposite of
HOSTETTERb BTCMACH BITTERS,
which oil peors. and ~ heathful
for the human system 6hsrmsns exploits arc fer the
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United states Supreme Court.

WtsHlNGroN, DsT 20 1857
The Supreme Court has before II the case OF I'd
ward Hunter master aud claimant Of the British ship
Circasssn and csrgc, appellant against the United