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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-04-14
CHEROKEE CURE!

An ruta' a'lnC cur for Sormatorrhca Seminn!
rW eaknc,s, Ncc' c'uru.l Emissions and MI dises-
trs cnurct ty -,.t ,'l'. .. ,.; u.rr. L.ss 90
Mc"tnr,, Uhhvrsrl La-rivulu Pains IN the
Bsck, Dnhess % NisOn, Premature Old Ago
Weak Nerves.. Dihru IS of Breathing, rrimb
irg, Wakeiulncss, EruptiouS on the Faco, fale
Countcnauce, insanity, Consumption aud nI
the nircfh complaints caused by dcpar ing
from tie path OF nature.
This medicine is simple veco'ahia extract,
sni ono on wncn all "Gn rely as it has hcst
used N our practice for mat, years. md with
;tou- mir 'rorre!, ii hu. not failed it, ,Inglo
iui:An'r. Ito snfhtiyc powers have been snlR
siort 10 Eain 7ictyry over the most stubborn
R.e.
T. those who have tilcd rt,h their con,li.
,uliDE. Vnti they 'hiDk themselves by ond the
rrayh nf mslici. aid, wc would eay, Despair
mo-. .ho en- RoErF CUtE viii rc.lore VA g.
hc"ith ~ igor, aud ar!sr al qGuck doctor-
has failed
for ful particulars, cot Circular from nny
Nro.: Store n ihe country, or Uiito tho Pro-
pTic;o.s, who will mail fee 10 any "nc dcsir
ing Tie Srmc, a gni. ,rCG,ilG in pamphlet s IEl
rrico T. lvT n"t.lc, or thrcc notifies for g.
and foraarled hy E,PCcss to sl paits o: thv
world.
SeiI By Oh r"sp,,tnh'e i'ugr,sls crcryn here
nK. v. Il, NERWiN' & co.
ScLE pRcrEKroFs.
No 80 Liberty Street, New icrk,
FU' 1904, aiiw.-llr.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-04-14
SIIERlFF'S SALE
State ofOhi0, Yinton Comm.

State Of Ohio, Vint"n Couny.
Neil Z Ebcrheart, Pitts In C,ur of
against Common pieus
John shreckcngaust Gr-c
j, e. p. Blown, Nc''N' On Execution.
puRSUANT to the communal ofnn orler Of
l sale in the above cause to me directed from
the Court of Common Pleas, Of the afnr>ad
tommy af Vinton. | will olIcr at public sale d,
,he door Of the Court House, IN the Town Of
hoAr'hnr, in atorh'id County of yinton, ON
Saturday he 2nd day Of Apra 1864,
Between the hours Of ten o'cloc L, A. NJ. and
four o'clock P. NJ, Of said day. tho following
property, to-wit: ln-lot number two hundred
and twenty-siy. (226.) J in Tho Town Of Near
thufV ViutOn CoGnty Ohio.
Taken as tho property off. c. p. Brown,
to satisfy a judgment in favor Of Neil & Lbor-
heart.
Appraised at hve hundred and f.tv dollrrs.
800, and must hriug two-third Of hat sum,
TERMS OFSALE, cash in hand.
ARCH. MORRIS, RhR V. Co. 0.
Feb. 25, 1851 5w. WM. GuLp Dsui'y
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-04-14
SHERlTF'S SALE.
STATE Of Ohio, YiHton COUNTY,

Stdlc Of Ohio, YiHtoa County,
Reynolds Flixoa Pitts. In Cour. Of
against Common pl.s.
John GIL
Miltor Burley, Defts Tepdi Mol
DURSUANT to the command Of m of ,,l,-
L sale in the above cause to me dhe,tgI from
'he Court Of Common leas, Of the eforcsaii
county Of Vinton, | viii offer at public sale Al
the door Of the Court House, in the Town Of Nc.
Arthur in aforesaid codnty of int0n, on
Saturday the 23rd day Of April 1864,
Between the hours of ten clock. A. NJ. aud
four o'clock, p. NJ, Of sai d day, tho foiloSinc
property, to:Wit; In lot number eiehty-one,
(sl, iu the Town Of Macarthur Vinton Coun.
" Ohio.
Taken as the property Of John Gill and
hi1ton Burley To- safety Judgment in favo >,
o. Reynolds and II ixon.
Appraised at two hu ndred dollars, enc
must bring two thirds of that sum.
RERMS OF SALE cash in hand.
ARCH. NORRIS. ShF. Y. 70 n
March lTth is64-5w VIZ. Corn. Denr,v
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-04-14
SHELTON BARNES EsTATE

NOTICE is hereby given tina. the unde,s;,,
ed has been duty appointed and quaIiaed
"iniin..'ta'or nf 'ho Estate of Shelton Bsrnss
la Of Yirton County iscspse4. u7S
Jan. q Il 2w. GEsRCE BARNES.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-04-14
WheeIe r & Wilson's
Sc Wing NJ CHIN ES


This is one Of the very best Machines in use
it uses no Shuttle, makes the lock stitch alike
on both sides Of the goods, leaving no chain OF
ridge on the underside, it usos but half of
the thread Of other machines, aud makes the
neatesl work.
Having taken an Agency for the snle Of the
machines, | respectfully request tho Ladies' OF
vinton or adjoining Counties visiting our tow :,
to call and examine the machine, and ee
work. To those making purchases of me, | vii
give instructions in tho uso of the machine
q tbs. 1illsell ut tho lowest cash prices 0
Tho manufacturer.
--. Mr R. C. BRATTON,
AoMrthur, Ohio.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-04-14
SUGAR
Female
lIElLT
CT RAIN.
For The R,nOral of Distractions, ond The
MGuroace Of Regularity in The Re
cUrrence 2t The Monthly Periods.

M0uroace Of R6guiarity in The Re
currence ?t The Monthly Periods.
They cnre 70 obya,e those numerous d.sepscs
hat spring fromiEregniarity, by removing the
,irrcgulsTity t-tu.
They cure Suppressed, Excessive arl Pain
ft,l Mens.ruaion.
They cure Green Sickness CNl3ro.i-1.
They cure Nervous and Spinal Affections
pains tho back, and lower part- NJ the body
tleayiness Fatigue on Sl sLt aXertion. pG.l IA.
tion Of the Heart, Lowrnss of spirits, Hys;rlr.
sick Headache Gildiness, etc etc. IN utl
by removing tie lrrrguiar.ty, they remove ths
0au.e and with il All tho effects that spring
from il,
Composed If simple vegetable extruc.. they
contain nothing delsteriors to any constil ution
however delicate, their function being 10 snb-
stitnte stren2lt for weakness, which when pro-
porly uSod, they nevUr failed 10 do.
They may he safely used nj any age, and at
any period, ExcTrr DURING TliE YiRHr THREE
MONTHS. during which the uniiGing nature OF
their action would infaIlibly rRlyLST pregn-
ancy.
Al! lot,ers seeking information or advice will
/ be promptly, freely anl diScrcg,iy answerod.
/ EulI directions accompany each box.
| PTice I'll per box, or EiX boxes for 50.
Sent by ma /, free OF postage, on receipt o
price.
Sold at Macarthur at 2. V. Dodges Drug stor,
aud by all respectable Drugeists
'HlhA Non rs SiI9q!l 6? ON F9--'II .Qal
'IaoIIIadJId I1os
~ NlMa1R y Ana
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-04-14
DAYID,DOZER FSTATSF

DN v u u DVNIIh % I n I Ne,
MOTTO isE hereby given, That the sub
~ scriber has been appointed and onali.
fled as Administrator on the estate Of David
Doser, Esqr. deceased, late VI Harrison
township, Wnion County Ohio.
ANDREW G. ELLIOTT.
April :, lS6i-3w.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-04-14
POSTER LYLE'S ESTATE,

NOTICE is hereby given that the I'm.
L detsigned, has been appointed and
qualified as Administrative Of the estate or
Foster Lyle. late Of Vinlon County. Ohio
deceased.
April 7lh lS64-3w EMILY F.. LYLE
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-04-14
c ANE III ILL

Wo are manufacturing The best and lats,, in
proved CASE MrtLs. Those wishing A mill TilI
Ii well to hand in their order in time.
wary i4th is63.--tfr
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
NJ u r-ie6.

Married.
BlsHoP-pEAoooK.-At aerose, westchester county. NJ.
Y, on Thursday November "a by the Rev. W. 7. In.
yard. Mr. CorRsD Bssor TO JANE, eldegt daughter OF
james Pc cock, Merose, y. y.
Perth and Glasgow (Sco,iand) papcrs p,case copy.
CRkySk--CARgIouK--AI San francisco, California, on
Thursday, October 49, al the Unitarian church. by the
Pew Rorato scobius, ws. T. CRASsA to yisGIna CAR.
n2CE.
New 0rlesns pspere please copy.
DUrgS-GRASf-ln Brooklyn. on Tuesday, November
20, by the Rev. W. T. Wobb, JZys y. DuNKIS, Jr 10
KATE FsrsiiE, youngest daughter Of John Grant.
LuDLus--kCcEri AT tbriSts church. tuesday,
November 20, BY the Rev. r. C. Ever assisted by the
Rev Frederick SHY, VIZ. :. iuDLUa 10 EEAkCRs A..
daughter Of the late samuel Ruc u, al o. tLs city.
oDHta-MARD On Monday, November Il, at the resi-.
dence Of the brides father by the Rev. Jonathan
leaf j. cfiuscxy ODEL ol Orange county, 20 Mss EsNi
wlRB, oi Brooklyn
WHEEIga--wHif.Er.--ln Brooklyn, on Tuesday. Novem
ber 90 hy tbe Rev. g. g. Gilbert R,ss NJ WKEErxR %
SiRiH NJ wBITSry, daughter Of he ate Churchill J..
whitney.
New Haven evening papers please copy.
WHEMEE-Lrcis-0n Thursday. November "A, by the
Rev J. NJ. See JAMES NUEsLrr OF South NoFvaix Con.
nectcut, 20 Miss l. LccAs, 81 this city.
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The New Reservoir Contract.
sUPREME CoURr--CH ANEKRs.
Before Judge CIerke.

Nov. 2e.--Bdldsoin Jayc0r The Mayoy.-fhis 10
Of several years. standing growing OF
OF the Croton Aqueduct Department award CONTRACTS
70 the plaintiffs for constructing the aaes OF the
ervoir.
Mr. Fullerton appeared for the Comptroller, and moved
TO set ssde judgment which the plaintiffs had obtained
against the city for the Of s74 2qs which had been
awarded them by the referee whom the was
ferret. The counsel claimed that important evil
deDce could have been given by the officers o. the Ccon
Board which would have materially altered th.
nexon Of aaH and might hsvo had cons.derabe weight
with the referee in rendering his decision.
Ex-Jutge Allen and luther r. March Who appeared for
the painIins, opposed the motion length and
argued that the proceedings before the eTee regu.
lar and could not legally be set aside ine plaintiffs
the lowes bidders the contrsct in question and
justly entitled 70 the award
The argument was not concluded when the Court ad.
ionrned for the eav.
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Board OF Supervisors.

gun AfgEhrr TO BUgE TIE CfTY--YivR THOUSAND
poLBARs REWARD oFFEREp BY rHE couETr-
RIABLIsagREr or A eEcaRT SERVICE FUND.
Tho ard OF Supervisor met yesterday, Supervisor
NTH presiding.
6uperv isor TWEED offered the following resolution
Whereas, on the evenings OF the 2cih and 2th or
November, 1s64. many Of the hotels in the city and
eoonly fred by incendisries and whoress, the
scmnission of great and extraordinary crime, en-
sapgering The lives and property Of hundreds Of the
saiireps OF this county and Their families, demands
eronpt action the part Of the county authorities 70
ascure The arrest OF the perpetrators; therefore
Resolved Tha, Godfrey Guntber, Mayor OF the city
county OF New YORK be and he s hereby authorized
end requested TO oor reward OF xJ,000 payable from
ake county for the arrest and conviction OF said
Ecencsres, either OF them said amount 10 be pal
spou The certificate Of the District Attorney Of such arree
and icsoD
sho refoioiion was unanimously adopted.
Supervisor rwEEp said that he Understood that the
Dsoe might have arrested the ringeeJers they had had
secre, fund at their disposal. He therefore
r1cred the following resolution
Resolved That the Board of Metropolitan Police Com.
nssioners be and hereby authorized whenever in
shcr judgment the public safey require 20 such
SUN on Euns " money from timo TO time Oh, OF any
snrus Of the appropriations the maintenance of
aAe Service Fupd'to procure the arrest and
sovicop OF criminals and others epdangering the safety
q Lpc immunity.
This resolution was also unanimously adopted
fhero 60 other business OF importance before the
&osrd.
The New York herald., 1864-11-30
evening s,oeu F.cnarg.
Arrivals and Departures.

ANHNAIf.
HlrArA-sesmship Liberty-CaDailo Ring Eugenis Fla
sAnc. Rob- unubert Mt Hornb blower 0alvis vuisn
~ss.cToRr, fC-stesmship Carolins-Caps Morgan ~
pRrARrURKs.
Mr.NA-hltsnshir DEMONSTRATIONS BussoL Seba.
- aawMd 0Asp.r. Jsces Engelnorn, Cbss HeDuey. Ra
x..hsswuw y p.issms y ans wm weh " Jonee Lock Pere1
2sosno, foolDrso Pedro TpWiago Carr HumpR, Oscar
as1s, spao ohgispery Emma Elobery, " CMilsenbuser,
Nv hoss nsy harQute De Valera Arfise and lady,
a,sssn tue yssraes Jce tsonsrd surns,t ssd
kHvhat Hrhhim haruntt, Miss Foster Mr. Louis
kgy. Psdro Leg nsrd. Henry oIlap, n toroade, Aug
sssssL Jnsn css!a. NJ wocott aud lspy Richard aud
(dsne " tscot james and Charles Weleott latharf ne
Ess1f bsies 49, Wsdas~or,A emou nsmasLo r Csc
sA,Aavsa and servants Miss Emma Davis Antonio Casa.
ke,A kesaudro nefsss MS korAlss. Miss MOI s9s,
ts Hsprissts Boses. hlvra 0arca Dolores oarsia Mrs
Dolores h a. Garcia Mise harcss oara and servsnl ~.
ga d. Arriela Iny and thrse servants III ~ Laura
- Ar..ea Mis- Teresa dS Africa Sasadc vuss ana ses
saAA riGeenl Marunr
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Died.

BoE,s-on Monday. November 2s, at hs6 past seven
O'Clock A. NJ Rev. AspRsw BoHsS, pastor OF St. Msrys
nmsculaio Conception church. corner OF Leonard and
Rsinsen streets, Brooklyn r. ~. aged s2 years.
Ills friends and tho reverend clergy tho Brooklyn and
neghborng docese invited 20 attend the funeral,
which viii place from the church this "Wednesday
mofuing at half past ten O'Clock.
brcstn.-on Inesduy morning November %, At four
O'Clock, susAr BEyvE1T wife OF Thomas Bennett.
The iriends q The famiy also ths members OF Pists
the funeral this Wednesday, afternoon al tgo O'Clock
from her late Residence, i57 ast twenty ninth street
BzowER.-On -Tuegdey, November 20 suddenly, n.
AsNs youngest daughter o Abrsm and Rachel Brewer.
Funeral services viii ne held az the residence OF her
g Zen ss lSu 3 o. s,.ad. ahup,aay q
family invited 20 attend, without further notice
BsysoN--At Hudson City, N. y, on Tuesday morning,
November 90 lsABrul wife Of John Hryson OF paisey
Notice ol funeral tomorrow
scoispd pspors please copy.
BtLrouR--on tuesday, November 20, Tsos Biuouh,
aged 20 years, native VI county Iermanssh Ireland
invited 10 attend the from his late residence l72
West Tenth sirest, oD Thursday afternoon, nj half
past one O'Clock His remains win be taken 10 Grsoo'
wood Cemetery for iDterment
coMsroog.0n sunday, November ~, OF scarlet fever,
Al the residence Of her parents, 13o West
street, MARY EilzAEEB, daughter OF George w. and
LYDIA s. Comstock aged years, months and 20 days
The remains will be tsxsn 70 Mon.rose Pa.
tAsIEn--0n Monday morning, November 25, at twelve
occc eer severe Illness, JoBs CAsrrs aged e2 years
'end the funeral from hs late residences, 5T3 second
svenoe. this Wednesday, afternoon, at one O'Clock.
Nhk'hios--On monday, November ~, JAnR CkOGHs
sos, aged ~ years.
Relatives and friends Of tho family are respectfully In
vhea 70 st,end The fupsrs this WednssdayD afternoon,
~ Que o'clock from sbs res,dencs Of his brother, SsS
Hudson street.
CosKfIs. -Op 1uesdsy. NovernbeY % usxpx roxvry.
In the tsd year OF HE age
Ihe relsves and ienas o. the family are respectfully
av.ea 20 stend tne funeral from late residence Qob
Vest Iwsnyssvsnsh street, on Thursday afternoon, st
Csocnrsos On Monday October II. q, III, ,e.,oe,ce
~ Elm BiuG Dallas county Aabsms, Joss o. Caocnraor
. native Of staten Island, NJ y. aged 90 ysars
ilress. JONI CARROLL aged 70 years.
1be relatives and friends Of tss family respectfully
invited 10 stesd she funeral from hs rssdeuoe Isl
West rhrtyssveDib street, on Thursday afternoon al
one O'Clock. 1hH
DreAr--0n Monday, November 20, after q lingering
ilNucss. Mise hAfsAsrr DUaAE.
sSs nsnds ef No iAwpy, sla AsD VI her hr9,asre,
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MIACELLANEOUg.

WHEN WILL THE PsoPLE BE yIsE Illus.
ded and e dsss: ss: are psu ss.,, .ns
Amer ana Ss and ~ & ...s
81: no mo-
sy x: s: s
the winssa gvs this day OF the wopderfu cure Of dys
saa Hss ns sy IRE: Ds cosd.i are
worth and repaInsn snsy ye nsnS
q them jaws Of DEATH when al
''iS SYspshfsia hssf HAsrHE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS
Lax constant pain or uneasincss a. me r' 'ne Nv
"a Fla,ulepce and Acldity
3d. Costyeness and L0ss Of Appetite
s s i'SsT psnsss .sa rR RsBRrssS,Sn snas q Spirits
,; 7.h; consumptSs Symptoms and Paipsa,ions Of tho
s!SS Cough. with rhlesn IN the rsros. -.
ISS 5;..S hSs: o xPess ana yS%i.Ins s,.,.
I2,h Headacbe and staggering In walking with great
Or wshart's Great American Dyspepsis Pis q
na psisis so
y ~ Al
and free OF charEe Send FOR circular Price
aons 81 Sss boz Sent BY mall ir'' q charge on receipts
DYsPEpsIA-DYsrEpsrA
Dr. % % dS on . s
Cordial Fol fsssn ten ys.I. 2, ,a. time
n:s
a
stnge and that my lunss partially Finding one
or circulars wife procured from your store bot
Perseveringly used seven bottles a9A boz half
Of Dyspepsia Pills, when felt that my disease had
wholly gwen way, and the cordial had Given vgor
:: e:
pounds In my weight able 70 work and provide Ter
family send this and faithful staten ent Tor
the teneft Of tho SUFFERING Friends call and near
Oxford Church Pest odace. twenty third ward rns-
delphia ISAAC HBLLkhAAN
DR. wIsnARTs GREAT, AMERICAN DYSPEPSIA
This certify that suffered for ten yeos with shat
dreadful complaint called dyspepsia. suffered much pair
and distress with gloom and depression Of spirits was
times much better but then old disease. dyspep
returned. with all its dreadful realities and my whole
fast wasting In this sick and debiate
state handed circular OF DR. Wisharts great Amer-
Dyspepsia Pills and Pine Tree Tar Cordial which
correct description Of my suffer ngs and determined TO
cneG.
commenced the of the medicines began
to get better, and continued three months at which
time perfectly cured Of all complaints and per-
fectly restored to health. am to-day well man. Dr.
Wsbar give this certificate with grateful heart for
derfu medicines May God bless you and your
truly useful life for would say TO every alex
Who is suffering was that my residence is 5s
Richmond Philadelphia where will take great de-
light In giving testimony 10 the great power Pr
DR. wishsris store and ONCE 10 North Second street.
Philadelphia
Sold ut HELMB0LD's Chemical Warehouse mex. to
Metropolitan Hotel
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Psr.onsi Int.llia.nes.

Ssyerros harnsey, Nioecso,a; Jay Cook, Philadelphia
q. hootebead. Phiiadephia; J. - Noorehesd, lhila
senhmi Perrie, New Mexico; J. r. Fays, Buffalo
Sose1s y W Foster, rbcsro. aud n G. Lord CinclI
Aso, se among ihe arrivals 81 The ST. Nicholas.
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Court Catends,-Tss. nav

SUrssss NorR1-CiaurT.--rar l-fCouri opebs nj ten
oeioek a. h)-Nos aTl6, 26ls. 237l 27i7 27e5 2775
aesi. 2eis 2'eo, ae2e 2Si7, 1890 Part 2-AdJoarned
eurpRoR CorBT--1niI Tras-l -ldiourueo
ccUns o. COMMON PIsAs.-kqui,y cases onIy
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How New " - M.rch.c,. w.xr r.~.>

,r In and Done For.
FROM the Hartford Oourant, Nov. 26.
Lss na,d I'd summer masy merchants IN New York
swnaea by parties who represented shst they
gang Of thes operators figured extensively tho
nr ~ ia Hills Co., and extended lheUvhsiness
tract Of country. The police here were Rd-
vsed A. ID time o, movements, ard, par
aai s asion, got track ef number Of boxes and bar
Ios adas 10 firm rsscals managed 10 get
0T0 sY, ~ way with their property
Ipe,r plan OF operations was IS fc,ows:-Ihey pur.
ss two bills OF New York Arm and paid up
plomp .ly short time after they visited other mer-
Sna and made extensive purchases, referring 20 the
where they had paid up for endorsement OF busi
his CITY, to be paid for in thirty days. On arriving
they were sent to storehvuse hired for the pur.
" entity shipped country towns where tho swnd
rs bad made ssles. Pocse:ing the proceeds &c. ".
their transactions traced out sotbat IL shown
they had received from thirty to forty thousand dollars
by disposng Of their goods.
On Friday last, Leroy & Co., Asylum street.
ceivcd letter from NewSYork, written by firm there
FOR which they agents. stating that letter bad been
presented himself TO be merchant doing business here.
ordering FIVE barrels of glue. Tho firm also slated that
they had referred him to their Hartford agents Leroy
Co.. knowing that such man dong business in
this city, immediately gave Information TO Captain
Mott. Of the police force, who proceeded TO investigate
there six letters the general delivery addressed
to Day and while lie was there thc himself made his
appearance and received his Ict,crs Captain Mott
rested him at and searched his person. 4 roll Of
letter paper, headed sherman Day. Grocery and FRO
vision Dealer Hartford Conn. - found, and In his
carpet bag IRON shaver such used by shppes 10
take marks from boxes 1t sscertaned that be had
disposed OF goods here within short time. He sold q
barrel Of rice to J. L. Wheeler the day Thanks
giving Captain Mott recognized him at former
Bidwel II Is believed that lie Is ono Of the gang who
operated here ~ the time mentioned above He ia good
IL s .oSus O r ns rn, or 'y Of lie
| ves;iga,ed. Leutenant Packard went 10 New York
saturday night 70 look up testimony against HIM II he
- one OF tho &C. W. Hills Coz swiroers, parties win
be found there who can identity him.
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News from Havana,
CTR HAVANA ooRREsPoNpssc~'

hN'SA. -,ov. 13, 1854
asv~ras EsSsipts Of a4 I,IanaTls Late Gau rrors Ball.
ssesasss on Ns,o Yovs-Hsacy gqstses, &c.
Not particle Of news uuIsss .hS state Of the weather
may be considered ,. is blowing eas from north.
east oy which has swept the streets Of all summer
c'o'e.ag aud threatens to prevent VESSELS from
going sea- yet the thermometer IL not lower than oI
degrees
The official Gaseis has published The receipts from tho
custos and other sources for the months OF
Juiy, August and September, compared win ths same
period last year. and showing notable increase 10 fav
OF ,he current one Tho total Of the three mcnts
a s5l 2e4 5ssl against 1856 44s OK last yesr,
an Increase Of SseS 9lb 57 that TO say OF ~ II pc
cent OF the whole. though IN the customs oep 4rimen
tbere Is an Increase OF "a. SS per cent.
Yet there are persons here who are leaving no stop
unturned to injure tho lnendant the able aS enerpe
Count ATmdezde Toledoeven going SO far AZ TO aIeg
colonies. They say that the increase 10 oe reyeuue
apparent than real Insisting that ne trade OF "a
yana gor this than lass These
have found organ In tho Camor ,b,;co or MADRID
perhaps in other papers and publ an ther
nary statements and figures IN - cir columns, wnicl
he." VIII rccur 70 this of TN "a davs and IN IN
meantime may record my snspicio that the Inteudan
has maie many enemies becaus he has srea,ly inter
fered with smuggling other ,ct nrooreanss rh,c
long disgaced the sarv,s a
The Cap.ain Generals ball n honor OF the Queen
birthday very brilliant eai- The attendance rs
large the company In high nrs,a aod the urbsni,v
the distinguished host most trins Tue ,oats or a.
ladies never be done ;,'s,ca n ever thoncs !.
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ArA CONVENTION OF THE UNITED DEMoCRAc,
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