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sg CARL UEI>zES, the editor Of the

sg CARL IlEI>zES, the editor Of the
Boston Pioneer. radical German Eepub
i;c4u organ, thus al'udes 20 the execution
OF WIHz lie says:
1.-The more testimony you adlnce
against Wi&z, the more testimony you
adduce against his supeiiors; and the
more these become implicated, the more
serious becomes the guilt OF Grant, tie
Secretary Of War Stanton and tho Com,
,nauder in chief Lincoln. All these. men
in high places are the rea! guilty parties,
and Wirz is but a witness aoains. them
a witness on The prisoners bench, and
still stronger witness on the galIows
If he deserves hanging they deserve il
ten time. If you hang him without
hanging the others, you execute bin, not
as a murderer, but as the scape goat foy
the actual murdsrers, who employed him
only as their grave digger
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EE We have received an origin,

piece Of poetry, evidently written by 4
Z" Fenian,' but as lie does lot give US lis
name, we cannot publish it. All cores
porden,s should know-and we believe
Our Iish friend understands it-tha'
editors insist upon having the real name
Of the author, not for publicity, bat FIJI
DLeir own qualification.
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ISrEREsHSG.- BY Thursday nigbt's
mail we received the Milwaukee Ncus, OF
the 11th Of November, the Wisconsin, Of
the same date, and the Madison Democra!
and Capitol, Of the 10Th Of the same
month. All Of them contained the inter
esting intelligence that W1Rz had been
hung.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-12-08

MANIrowoc DRuG STORE Every one
Of our readers uill notice the new adver-
ti,ement of Messrs T. & }. ROBINSON in
to,day's Pilot. l. is entirely unnecessary
.or u tc ssy a word iu praise Of this we'll
known firm, aa it has State reputation
for honesty, integrity, and know ledge Of
the drug and medicine business. The
RoBINsoS brothers have large stock Of
every thing in their line, which is enough
invitation tor all Of our people to call up
on them.
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NoTIcE TO CATHouos.-We are re-
qusste1 BY Rev. JAMES II. STEnlrE to
STATE that, until 'af;her notice lie . III have
religious service, at ani;owoc aud Mani.
towoc Rapids on the second aud fourth
Sundays Of each month, at 8 and II
O'Clock, alternately. Iu Two Rivers, on
tie third Sunday Of each month, at II
O'Clock, and on the fifth Sunday when it
occurs. II Mislico,t on the first Sunday
e eacE month, at II o'clock.
On Holidays Of Obligation 1e will have
service = Two EiYers at 8 o'clock, and in
Naai:owoc g Il! CLOCK, 4 II.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-12-08

Eg The most marked inciden, Of the
return Of peace is the restoration Of the
writ Of Hsbeas Corpus by proclamation Of
the President Ii is now in force through
out all the Northern States and Terri
tories.
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A Bank Collector Knocked Down and
Robbed Of $4,000.

Oae Of the boiJeot cts Of highway
robbery ever committed in this city VA,
perpetratel yes esday about noon. When
robbers become so bold and desperate as
to knock man down in the middle of
he dav. or a crowded thoroughtare, II
becomes Deressary for the community to
make some preparation to project !hem~
selves br such means as may be within
thrir reach
The Collector Of Tie United Sa'es
Saviug- Association had been on bis daily
rounds collecting amounts due from Other
banks, and had last called at the Fourth
National Bank. corner Of Washington
avenue and Third streets. He had in his
poltfolio, or satcheI, about $50 coo aud
was vroceeling down Washington avenue
toward the river, when man, before
unseen to him, knocked bin down, and
seizing the money ran down the sueet
The Collector. a gritty Young fellow, soon
picked himself uP,Ii and seeing the 'hIe
running of with hI- money, quickly drew
his revolver and fred upon him. The
rohher weakened a; the report of the
pistol, snd dropped the money. IL
made lis escape, a. the Collector stopped
to pick mp Lis cash. while he thief contin
ued to run.-,St Louis Dem0CrGt
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The FErrNS ERruHr ~ Ca%ArA TX

THE FEN,NS tWuHr ~ Ca%ArA *
PLAI>Er.- We have tbs informant, Z fr"u4
Toronto that. " a"cor.!ioe 10 lar ,s;laa5
rttH,n-, -" Fen,"ns number II Canada
over seventy Thousand This eTPlr'us
ne C,aa4;au tea.ao scare. I.-ta n
Caoada are men enough. properly 'r-ao>
izad, to take the pr 'virce. No wonder
that Ter Maj-s'y's loyal provinciais are
aIarm-! aud hat "alI the Catholics Of
the provincial volunteers have been drawn
mt" Verify it looks AS if ,he frightened
Canadians were in danger of II little touch
of civil "ar on their own account before
long. If they are looking :or any help
from tbs side sgain>J he Fenisne let
ths,o cali upou Jata Thompson or George
Sanders ~ J HsruiI.
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Writ Ct Eabeas Corpus Restored

Where's, b the proclamation Of the
President Of the United States Of the Is b
day of December, in the ear 1853. de
privilege Of tie ali. Of hateaS corpu, i|
certain cases therein set forth vas sus
perGed through the Unilei Stairs, and
Whereas, Tie reasons for this suspen-
sion may b. regarded as having ceased IN
some Of the St.les ana Territories.
Now. therefore. be it known that l.
Andrew Johnson, President If tile United
state, do heteby Fl0clann and ,.e,l ue
tn the suspension atufesal4 and al otAer
ploc.an t!ou, aud orders suspvnIlng the
VIII OF habeus c0tpuy III The State, and
territories OF the United S,ae are reyok-
Cd and annuiIed, excepting a. TO the
States OF Virginit. Kentucky, Tennessee,
North Caroliua, South Carolina, Georgia,
Florida, Alabama, Mississippi Louisiana,
Arkansas, and Texas, tie District .!
Columbia, and the Territories Of New
Mexico and Arizot a.
In testimony whereof, have hereUnto
set my hand and caused The seal OF tLe
United States TO lie affixed.
Done at the City Of Washington this
II DAY ot December, in the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred aud
ky five, and Of he Independence of tie
United States the I.iuelieth.
(oign+D ANDREW JOHNSON.
BY the President;
WM Ii SEWARD, Sec'y Of State
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Horrible Murder by a Boy

On last Wednesday, two boys one
named Joseph jackson. aged II year,.
and the other John Dawson, aged IS,
started on hunt from the Red River iron
works. where both Of them lived. Late
in the evening Dawson returned alone.
and informed the mother Of young Jack
son that her son had gone to Fleming
c""''y - sna his brother But. becoming
uneasy, she sent TO that place I" see II he
was there and learning that he was not,
became more alarmed, aud had a search
cor him Instituted; When Dawson left with
out giving any notice. Finding evidence
hat the body had been thrown into the
river. it was dragged, and the body OF
Jackson was found, having been shot twice
through the back.
Dawson was arrested in MiiIRrsbuIg on
Sunday and taken to Winchester on
Monday aud lodged in the comfy jail al
that place, whore, we are Inforn ed, the
feeling was so intense against him that i,
was with difficulty a moh was restrained
from hanging Lim.-Lcriag!en n, (hy)
Reporter
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Eg- We have a new Carrier, and sub
scriterS will please give us notice if h'
fails 10 leave their papers.
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TAKEN UP

Gy the suh-crn1r about he ? IN d. N17 81
b. r bay Me, about or reg9s cd %.s
b small white spot D. tbs ilIC. a. aud le
right hind 70 t is wf'e. t. nvay. is rruu~-~
ted 10 prov- p olerrv. pay charges 4ud ako
her aw-y. FRtnERICK LlEDERS
scciio;. -, town Of Newlou, Dec, !, 1867.
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EE' St Paul is to have al Ope'a House
-pet, year.
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57I39 + O42 4G24S 543U.
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Wm Ii SEWARD, Sec'y Of State.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-27

COUErgEFETTB.-Inform has heon re-
ceived by q. l.. Barlow 4 Co. that certain
druggists in this city have boon palming OF
on persons calling for DR.. Fcil0c's Pinz Co
rate an article Of their OWE manufacture,
which they cay is superior 10 the genuine.
We would advise al persons to got lbs
genuine, end should you require any medi-
cine for the Itch, Ring-worfn, letter, Or
any disease Of the skin, do not suffer any
unprinciPled man - impose any othor
preparation On you, bat get jF. FeIilc'a
Pink Corate, manufactured b. T. u. Bar
vile, Tenn.
p. B.-A liberal discount made % dealers.
sent BY mail 10 any address on receipt u
81 II. Be sure that you got the genuine.
sep24-G
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NO. 25I.

Carolina It appears that 6 psnf, had
seized 6Pos the PEOPLE Of that state on The
/ approach Of the Union s7uy, and tbev ar,
ready to lose everything to save .l.f-
lives.
HAEIIToy, c. Y, Je1. &c The o7t---,
pork packing e5;abl.stuout AMI contents.
excepting tie safe, were DESTROYED BY sro
this morning. Loss over 100000 dslIars.
Insured for SIO5.o00.
NV YoRE, Jan. 2G.-Tbe Tines we,l-
inston special says every member Of tho
rebel Cabinet, except Treaholra, has rsr-
OFT, and the rebel ConTressmeH arc nov
withdrawing homeward.
Johnston refuses to take Beau-err-4,. 10.
Partment and has declined to take rbs-rs
Of any army but his own.
-QUEREc, Jan. 26.-In Parliament las.
night, the Attorney General brought :ns
bill for the prevention aud suppression Of
outrages on the frontier, and he mauuG,-
ture and shipment Ct a,-ls ior urlswf1
purposes and providing G7rtbe seizure and
examination Of suspected vesseIs. sis, Do
give notice 20 persons proving unworthy tho
hospitality Of this couatry 20 remove from
1t. The bill was copied part from So Imps-
risi get AID part from the CONGRESS sflb.
United States in 1883. Tho bin was r.-E
the first time and passes to a second -..4-
ing % day.
--Sr. LOUIS, Jan. 25.-Lato adyi,e- f--a
Eastpcrt, Miss, confirm the report thattr
18th Tonnessee cavalry, about Elk hundred
strong, under Colonel johnson. eucamrsd
at Clifton, Tenn, had sent word into our
lines, that they wished 60 surrender. tals
the oath and 20 home.
in the Louisiana State Senate on the Iy.F.
Mr. Hills introduced q resolution which
passed the third residing, requesting the
delegation to Congress to vote for tho
amendment TO the Constitution Prohibiting
slavery, and pledgiug thas the General As
isrnbly will ratjfy tho amendment Il adop-
ID.
General Candy announces to-5ay laat
with means Of transportation
7r with prisoners coming within our !iaes
under guarantee Of salo conduct viii no. 10
permitted.
The Missouri House Of RcuT-s5I-1I7TSf
yesterday adopted concurrent resolutions
astructing the members Of Congress 90 in
rOduco bill Tor rstaiia,ory treatment Of
ebel prisoners in our hands.
BUFFALO, Jan. 26-The fire only ccaseI
asst night by burning itself out. It de-
'rOycd all the buildings on the corner Of
Main street. The names Of .he mon killed
y falling walls srs Jas. II. Sidney, IT.
Harrison, and W. II. Gillot, ali members Of
he Taylor Hose, and belonging TO the first
families Of Buffalo. Their death cast d
leeP gloom over the city. Entire loss cs-
imsted at thrse-iourths Of a million.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
View foods.

Choice Flour, Butter, Potatoe1. Onions.
Green Corn, aud every variety OF Ca-red
Fruits, end Foreign and Domestic Grocsriss
offered 1T low prices al TotLl-'1 $50. 3 COL
lege street.
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4 SUPERIgR RENEDT.-Ws cen c5Escieu-
tiou8ly recommend 70 those suffering ir9lu
a distress ng cough. Dr.. ssfickiand's SIC lie
QuOus Cough Balsam. Il gives Relic ale
most instantensOusly, aud 10 wilhal not D. .-
agreeable 70 the taste. There Is no 1JuJt
but the MeIlih1ous Cough Balsam BE- one U.
the bes. preparations IN Use, and s. al TIA.
its proprietor claims for Il. Sc have tried
Il during the past week, and found Iei.st
pared by Dr.. Strickland, 40. East Toglli
street, Cincinnati, Ono, and TOR sale ~
Dru9~ista. ~ go cents per bottle.
apI2-f aasU-IT
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A. 4 NJ LASDsBERG 4 Co.. Wl5iosaio
sutlsr supplies, corner Of fuble 14ler- 5ld
Market Street, offer o. the lrad8 and their
friends a. large, their great st9c - liquors.
consisting j. part, Of Whiskeys, Gin, Braa-
dy, Gin Cocktail, stomach Bitter8. scha-
dam SchaaPps, Cetawba and CIarat 81 u.a.
~ the low rates Of ono d5l.a- rar bal-a.
Call, everybody Wishing a barfEln. Pc
member the place, conner Market aud
square A. 81. LAsDa1zag 2 Co.
Oct &7-Sm.
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Cider. IIder.

Two hundred blrrsls . svss. Cider.
None better ever offered in this market.
For sale low st CLARK & GnrC9Eyfs.
50 Broad street
jan2I-2w( d
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AnnlesI Annlpslf

Five hundred barrels choice varieties Of
New York Apples in fine order, for salo A.
81 Brood street, three doors east OF Cherry,
north side. CLARK j. GRre0ay
jan2I-lw
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MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
ANNOUNCEMENTS OF CANDIDATES.
Constitutional Amendments.

The allowing is revised copy Of the proposed
amendments 20 the Consultation, together With the
schedule and resolutions accompanying them:
The first Art Gle and the first Section Of tho Dec
laratiOn Of Rights in the Constitution Of the State OF
Tennessee, declares: "Ihat ali power Is inherent
in the people. and sll free government are found
ed on cir authority, and instituted for her ace,
safety aud happiness; and for the Advancement or
these ends they have at ell times an lnalenhhle
indeieasble right TO alter, reform or abolish The
government IN such manner rs they may think
proper" Therefore, portion oithe citizens OF ths
state Of Tennessee snd Of the United states CT
America IA convention seInbled. Go PROFOUND the
follow ng sleratons and amendments 20 tie con
sdtuuOn, which when ratified by She sovereign
lOysl Opls, sinai. be and constitute part Of tie
permanent Constitution Of the State Of Tennessee.
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T'HE CONFESSIONS AND ExPERIEscs o.

~ AID
Published Ter she bcueat. ana a. a rtr-r.s ~,
Yotsa MY and others, who safer nom Nervous
DehiitJ, Premature Decay OF Manhood, o., slL-
byhg ~ the Same time she Means ~ Soft Cure.
By 0ne EhO has cured husaif Der ur.drrg5,Hg
considerable quackery. BY eucl0a.nz pa--UalI
sddrossod envelope, single coEsoa may BE- IA ~
the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Es4.,
dee9-sLn BrooElYn, L-aEa Co. ". N.
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WA CLANs.-The attention cf al pep
sons having claims GgaiEst the u. s. Cow
ornmont Is called TO the advert cement Of
Jno. F. Isom, late Captain and Post q. Dr..
Nashville. Office No. 50 north cherry
street. ian.6-I,5
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Real Estate Department.

A considerable amount Of Real Estate is register
ed on our books, gnd we can sell Houses ana Lots
in Nashville and suburbs the best terms. Farms
IN the neighbOThoOd Of Nashville for sale, Of ell
sizes and prices, Plantations IN various counties 10
Middle Tennessee, some Of them good Cotton
farms, for sale. NAM
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saasllriIle Aaiull.
RATES OF ADVKRTIsING.
10 ADVERTISERS IN DETAIL.
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.

Advertisements in the Special Column, first time
rom I 10 lines, 81 O0-each additional line, -
cents; subsequent insertions, 10 cents per line In
Local Column, first time, from 20 lines, 81 o.
each additional line, 30 cents subsequent inseF-
Ous, 10 cents per Inc.
All advertisements occupying srecisl position,
lnd al double column advertisements, will be
charged $50 per cent. advance on regular rates.
MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
Viii be charged at the regular Advertising raf5S,
nd Taust Invariably be paid n advance, or 10 n
.ertion made.
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Wanted.

20. 600 Dollars Bank Of shelbyviHo. At
No - Union Street.
Janl2-lm N. II. WArsoy.
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Lost Notes.

EN0Uk NOTEs, RAwN BY " 4 CHEATHAM
= - DsseF q X A. higgns, 10Y 81 sssn :
oie Que ist Jenury lsss one due q January lssSs
one due Isl January 1851, and one d1s lst January
-. The Ersi u whseh has been pstd
- he pubic IS hereby notified not % rsde 4 =
!Aazl-lE ". MATT BROWN Z %.
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Eastern Agency.

Our arrangements are such that any sort Of Com.
nercia transaction in the principal Eastern cities
cad be negotiated and faithfully attended TO-
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ORDNANCE AND QUARTERMASTER'S Rk-
I J turns snd account made up s-d adjusted
certificates Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Obtained Gov
eminent claims for Pensi rs, Bounty, Back Pay,
Horses lost IN Batde, Prize MOaey, SC, coLLEcTED
with despatch, and 90 reasonable rates
Our Immediate presence enables u % expedite
tho COLLECTION Of all clslTns. Nc chsrge til collected
All Information Tree Of charge.
dec3l Inns
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Pearl Miniatures.

MORsE is the first % introduces this
new style Of Pictures Every body that
see them are delighted with them
Call al the Gallery q ths Cufn5er-
lane" and judge Tor yourself oI4tL
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Loans, Bonds and Stocks.

Loans negotiated at this Office State, County,
and Railroad Bonds; Bank, Bridge, and Railroad
Stocks sold "a per order from customers.
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All tlc goods 10 the above Let viii be sold, with
out reservation, Tor OK DOLLAR esch. Certificates
n al the various articles Pleced "a similar en-
vsl0Ies and sealed These envelopes viii b sent
~ mall Or delivered 81 cur Office, without regard
o. choice. DO receiving = certificate you vii see
what it repTef Cnts, and u D. optional with you D.
seBd one dOila and receive the article named, OF
anY other In the list OF same value. in Ell transact
tons by mail We charge for forwarding the cert e.
Gates paving postage and doing the business %
cents each. FIvE CLE1WICATUs viii he sent Tor 81 (;
FLEyEs for 81 TmETY for s.; SIKTg-TTyE for $40; ;
adj On HUsBRtD for So BY this mode We give
elections tom sYared stock Of fine goods, q tie
let make Gad latest ~ le- and Of intrinsic worth,
NJ a nominal price, while al have chance Of -ecu-
ing art Giles % the very highest value.
We garantee entire satisfaction IN every pstance,
and Il there should he suy perFOn dissatisfied With
any article they may receive, they my ifnnediste
~ return ID and the PTics vii Be refm ded.
AGETF.-We allow those acting AZ Agents, Ten
Cents on each Certificate ordered, provided their
remittance smount 20 One Dollar.
They will collect twenty five cents FOR every Ger
ticate and retaining 10 cents, remit % a. u cents
or each.
Sc address 6EO. DEBERIT A Co,
iall lm @3 broadway, New York.
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Telegraph.

ny Telegraph
Afternoon Dispatches.
Accommodating Toward VIII
miDgtOR.
GunbOats Reach Fort Phillips.
Another Huge Peace RumOr.
Great Herald Sensation.
From the Richmond Enquirer.
Il is Heavy Oh JEFF Davis
Reported Evacuation Of vii.
mlDgtOn.
RumOrS About EVaCuallng Rich.
mOnd.
Rebel IrOn-Clad Fleet Aground
Our Batteries Playing on Them.
Great Panic In South Carolina.
Rebel Cabinet Flying.
Rebel COngreSSmen Going Home.
Joe Johnston Won't take Com
mand.
500 Tennessee Rebels take the
Oath.
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section l. That slavery and Involuntary servi-
tude, except as 3 punishment for CRIME, where the
party shall have been duly convicted, are hereby
forever abolished and prohibited throughout the
State.
See. 2 The legislature shall make 10 Law zee
oguizing the ght Of property in msn.
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100000 Watches,
ChianS, Gold Pens, and Pencils
Worth $500, 900!
TO be sold at One Dollar each, without
REGARD 10 value,

And not to he paid until you know what you VIII
receive
gPLEHDID LIST OF ARTICLES.
AHto be sold for One Dollar esch.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-17

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sars nsssRs nR n No J s,ssss
Isi .ads SrosassT Rrssbrsy Philadelphia. SD
EAST GRRENWIcM Sept 1-Arr schr Eliza s, Buell.
NYork s sckT Whistler fresSssy New Y9rk Jons.
rhsdsps. shs sd s ssSr Hpsosdsas Hall
sJsss s04 PhsdspSa
r.n M @ Avs A s Sar.y Bssaon sSboh
OCEAN Wave Morton, New Orleans; schr
VIZ = 1sss. Hs sgs:
HoLHEs Hole ssps y PA-Ar. IreRsiasa Tap
sss 8 ss: @
So.sS fs% Ss
Hsisy 81 Hattie Safsr sssS %
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SSs%: Kinney a
Ssiss Tatts froyinsssewn SYcrs Srss
rsn aBr5 schrs Gathering Seal Sea Flower Ssradc RoSt
Maria, Hannah, Pearl, Frsnkin. Laura Jane, Samuel
OBJ Hn a I S ss Ls sa
DeHaTt john Henrietta Cordela Newkirk John sno -
ish~ATT ssnr: sals sste%sn and Eliza s,. VIM
Portsnouth Knowiss Knowles, Boston for Philadsi
gh!s sehss Summation, wEsslsS psssOswss
vain NYoTf; Exact. HSwiand: sra.os Santiago =. ~,
r.ms asasas Godfrey and Sors STAR YcsIs
s.4 esss sss5sssfFF
P Ea Or HS bs Sr hsrgge so drAhA' Policy
ShArr steamships Geo Peabody Atwsn Galveston; Ma
steamship Louise Austin Philadelphia Br bark Live
st6-Xrr steamship concorda, Sears, Boston bark Wal
o. e ason Psseot a0
bark Higgins ys.gSo ri, Koa. .oa,, p,ooth
AN Reed e se and SH M.eSisf s''0a' '''s .-' - '
New i ss :sss s9 sys sS's Floyd k
tx sshs Fl. RESsor Republic
ss Il! Race
sass ss,y ss1s f e
bins Gloucester, Larder Il Hubbard Stocking; Law
SsP ps1s
sS
las fer PhisdePhs; 18Th sehr Avon, Baker Baltimore
ss sss
scTs @ CaS
SSSssr HOPKINS: Boston Jos
for Barrett Port S DeTn
r sS s eh allen Geo a'
Carpenter Edmonds, NSwburyport; Breeze toombs.
4?a & G
Lynn; Irwin, Atkins Braintree; p Cake, End,co,
Hanson Dighton; G 4 Elmer, Haley, Marbehead; Cerro
Gordo Cobb Pswtuckef; Alert, Yates, Old Cambridge;
Sewa Hoyt, Portsmouth NH; Cadwahder, Steelnan Ss
lem Wales Crawford; Burlingame, Burlingame;
Weaver, Weaver A Cordery, Doughty; Knight,
Taylor; w Wellington, Hcrrlck, and Srout, Wallace,
Boston.
PORTLAND, Sept liar bIes wild Hunter tBr), George.
Barbados; Poiledo Norton NYork schrs Henrietta Obi
Dwyer st George NIB for Philadelphia; Young Hutch
inson, Philadelphia. Cid brig Ortson Adams Raniof, Ma
PROVIDENCE, Sept l5-Arr Electra, Nye; Ga
laten Jones' Pelican Clark New York. schrs Celestial
Hall, Norfolk; Star Croweu Baltimore; l. Simrnons
candy; Strat&on, Terrell; Sarah Sherman sherman:
NancyJ Biayton Mken; Kate Scranton Dayton, and Asa
Eldridse, Hickman, Philadelphia Brooks Brooks
Delaware City for rawtucket Ssle Smith, Chase, Rlza-
bethport eteslman Kelley South Amboy; Snrprtxev
Barker Harriet Maria Chase, NYcrk; soops Helen.
Bsbcock isabethport George, BrGhtmAn, Perth AnhCy.
MI aid brig MGshal Dutch, HumeB philadelphia SchrD
Baltimore, Wilson, Baltimore; Mail 1esxii. PhilsdepAa$
Anna shepant Beydtch do Milton, Raymond; 1ossrhaass
Bali Amanda, Lanson; Lady Adams, Cunmines, and VIM
cent Scarf EYork soop Oregon Rhedes and
! PAwTucKEs sepi 49, sehr ossslins W HOmsssEd-
RICHMOND, sspt NAT scars Randolph, Martin
San FRANCISCO, Sept M-sd SHIP Charger Knowles.
Boston.
SALEM Sep. sid bark Natal Kerwan, Zangibsr; schrA
neld for NYork.