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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-12-29

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Is becoming the subject Of much interest
to very many friends ofmutual Improvement
n iiterary scientific and political matters.
On Tuesday evening last, raey aud IN
teresting discussion took place on the fol.
lowing resolution.
ResoleeA That the right of suffrage
should be extended 10 American Women
before it shall lie accorded to the Freedmen.
Professor Clemens and Mcssrs. Callard,
Parsons and Evers, toek the affirmative
and Messrs. Brown, Bell aud Ebcrley, the
negative Of the question
Much was said both pro and con that was
highly Interesting, and pertinent to the
great issues now agitating the public mind
The subject is to be further discussed on
Tuesday evening next, when our citizens
generally, and the ladies in particular are
requested to attend.
1t is the inJcntion of the Society to alter
nate their meetings for debate, with that of
reading literary compositions, essays Nna
criticisms, in which ladies viii take their
part.
In view of the important influence which
such institutions, rightly conducted, exer
else on the minls Of our yoUl : men, may we
not urge onr citizens generally to come out
to thcso meetings, and by ther presence
give interest to the undertaking.
by the Kindness of the Trustees the use
of the Baptist Church has been granted du
ring tho present term. Meetings every
Tuesday evening at o'clock
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-12-29

'INUERE is but one genuine and sure cure for
l. Girls or Women who suffer from irreGulAri
ties, o. obstruction Gf the wenses, whatever Ma!
be the cause Of those obsrucilons.
This cure has been recognized for many years.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-18

On New Years Eve boy in Eadiz had his
eye injured slightly, By the discharge of a
paper wad from pistol in the hands of an
other boy. Indeed such casualties are of
very frequent occurrence; and it seems to
Us that something should be done, ON the
part Of the town authorities to protect the
citizens from the danger growing ont of the
careless use Of fire arms in the hands Of
boys. If there is an ordinance to punish
them fer discharging guns and pistols with
Ill the corporation, it should be enforced;
and, it no such ordinance or law exists, one
should be passed; and all who violate it
should be punished. We have no idea that
any boy in .Cadiz would Intentionally iniure
another with firearms; but when their use
IS So common. on the part of our BOYS, it is
certainly the duty of The town authorities
to protect citizens against the casualties
that are likely to occur from their careless
use. 'aE' .r .-ga
I'VE entirely concur in all that our neigh
Dor says about the careless use of firearms
by either men or boys; but we are inclined
to the opinion that many of the so-called
accidents BY the careless use of firearms,
results from pure righteousness instead of
catelessness There is a strict law on the
subject Of carrying firearms, passed By the
Legislatpie Of. .Ohip, at the instance OF Hon.
James Day, and every civil officer should
see to it thHkit is fully enforced, If the
law was liveaNp to there would be no ex-
cuso for coraessnGsss or Inalciousncss :
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-18
Local 2ISeNys.l

,l The following loea, news we copy from
last week > Cadiz Repu5tGcan' iooY
az DR.. Wml Sharp has been appoiEted Cor6
ner for this county in place Of Dr. C,iawtRrd
Selectcd last Fall, who declined the Office.
!. PRbMoTED. We are glad to learn that
( Capt. lMciIinnie, 4of the l26th Ohio, ha>
been promoted to the Lieut., Colone!cy Of
q that regiment, He is an excellent young
man, and gallant soldier.
a. HANDSOMELY DoNE.-On New Years
g deyej the Dickcrsen congregation presented
their Pastor, Rev d. NJ. Carr, articles. in
a the provision line,- to the value Of some sixty
l. titollars-a very commendabe act Oh their
part; and one that was, no doubt, properly
g appreciated by their worthy Pastor.
''@'. MAJOR llAMlLIoN. "A correspondent Of
.Lt :: The. Ohio State journal, writh4 4iIom Shell
!. .byyille, Tenn, speaks in very favorable
-, terms of the conduct of Major J. G. HAM,
:, ilton, of the 17Sth Ohio, while. in cotpinahd
1t that place As Major Hamilton is q ma
!, slfye OF this county, and has risen from the
= Ialiks to his present position, it affords US
pleasure to learn that he is fully sustaining,
in bis new position, the reputation he won
for himself, while an officer in the 43d Chic,
j. .bdsIvELY Times AT COLUMBUS The Leg
islature, the State Board Of ofAgrieulture the
Wect Growofs. Convention, the Sorghum
'ConventfoN5 and the Publishers Convention
were all in session at Columbus last week. 80
Senator Jamiyoa, Representative Watson
and Sergeant at- Arms. Howard are at then
i posts. AndreW Janiison, Esq, Of Short
/. Greek, went UP as delegate frofa this coun-
. ty to attend the State Board Of AgIicultilre
and G. N. Allen, ESQ.,, attended the Pub
lsher's Convention. ,l.au... /. ,6 I'd
@ ~. Az HOME. We had the pleasure of meet
ing, a few days ago. Sergt JAS Carver, Of
I the 9Sth Ohio Mr.. Cleft Savannah on
D. the 10Th of December, at which time the
z Harrison county boys, with Gen, Sherman,
y were all in good health ral4ar5
We also learn that Major Hanna Of the
69th Ohio, is at home on filfloilgh and that
he is looking in excellent health. "a|
aa CONCERT AND tExHIBrTIoN.--A concert
and exhibition was held, last week, BY the
coored people of Cadiz in their church,
). which was we'll attended, and every way
(, creditable to those engaged in it, The pro-
,eeeds, we understand, amounted to near one
dollars NV. K, Sl .l'3 :. tE.c N
y9yGARELEss USE OF FIRE ARMS Almost
every week, the papers recnrd some acci.
dent, frequently fatal, that has occurred in
!, some section Of the country, from the care 4
less. use Of \ sfre-arnis.o.G But a few short
4 weeks ago q Wsniap was shot in Steuben,
vile, through the. .head, accidentally; and
onlyIa few days ago, IN Cincinnati, child
wasishss dsAdy accidentally. by small boyId /
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-18

I RgF- The editor Of The Tuscarawas Advo-
cate Is certainly Il great genius, as all Re
| publican editors claim to be. In his last is
| sue, brother Patrick says: r.IE .
| tbutterjs new selling in our market at
I forty cents apound, and esss,sell for thirty
cents dozen. When people pay such it1i-
COS for the luxuries Of life, they generally
like to know the reason Yhe high price
Of butter is accounted for IN this Way, If'a
man owns a good COW, he kills her, sells her
hide fora good price, deposes of her meat
att good figure, and THUS saves the grain
which the COW would otherwise have con-
sumed, anu which also commands u good
price The COW don't giNe-any more milk
after she has sluified off this mortal, coil,
and butter can't be made without milk. =
Consequently butter IS scarce, and the price
is regulated according to the supply .,t, ,
If the above satisfies the abolition butter
caters OF TuscaraWa3, 1t answers the pur7
pose for which it was written--humbpg. -
There are as many cows now, and more but
ter made than in lS6l,, when at this season
Butter waSnl 3 ccnts pound Then far
mer 5, wlie. got a yard, Of good calico for a
pound OF baiter-but not so now Farmers
can never raise the price Of produce, so as
to match the merchants. Take Democratic
currency, and Is cents in silver will buy
pound of butter or yard Of calico-wheth-.
era few or many cows are killed for their
hides and meat 1t is because it takes two
dollars and twenty-hv cGrts of Abolition
raper money to buy Democratic Dollar.
that causes butter to bring 40 eentsa pound.
- COshoetOn Df0aocyat g5ita. .gp po.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-18
gt,e Gatis Sentinel.
NV ,Et.rnl,. of. ssu subscriptio
Our New Terms of subscription

The terms ot the Cadiz Sentinel hereafter
will be S2,5o year, if paid in advance -
If not paid within six months, $500. =
No reasonable man can object to tlAs ,small
advaHceoin the price Of his subscription,
when he looks at the great advance in every
thing used a5oqta printing Office, and the
high price Of living Unreasonable men
will object, but We cannot help it if they do
We cannot publish a paper for less than
ga, so year, AMI that amouat must be,
paid to uslereafter for a year 9 subscription.
No less sun will do. Every good Democrat
and all well wishcrs Of a good county paper,
such as We endeayor to make the ,Seati,cl,
will coutinuo his subscription at $3.50 a
year. 10 those who have, stood by us du-
ring our fourteen years connection wjththe
paper, va return orr sincere thanks; and
shall be highly gratified for renewal CT
their .fayorq. 't ra...
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-18
CADIZ OHIO WEDNESDAY,, JANUARY sl8 1866
The Message OF GOV. srough.

| 1t requires d greater amount of charity
/ than many posssss anda higher respect fol
( the Office of Chief Magistrate Of this State
/ to prevent the expression of the belief that
! when Governor Brough talks about there
/ being danger Of domestic iTsurrcction in
! this State in September, which was only
| prevented hy the return of the National
| Guard to its borders, he utters that which
every human being in the State knows to be
untrue. The remarks of the Governor up
on this head are perfectly scandalous.-
They are unworthy of him, and are most
dlscreditabe to the dignity OF his position.
| Every reader OF the message is amazed at
truth the audacity with which, in this re-
Spect, and common decency are dehed.
The charge Is one OF the state lies Of the
late political canvass and was made for the
worst and most sinister design. Those who
made 1t were anxious for military interfer-
ence IN the election, and thought by creating
tins impression Of trouble at home, they
would be enabled to use the bayonet in de-
Str0ying every vcstlge Of public liberty
For this and this only, was it repeated by
bad and reckless men upon the stump, and
ID the columns Of partisan newspapers. -
ms conduct, upon the part of those per
sens, were not so surprising, as that the
Lhlef Magistrate Of Chic, months after the
election, when party heat had cooled down,
when the Inducements TO faksehood had in
measure ceased, should deliberately stoop
and pick up from the low sewer of filthy
calumBy9 inwhich it had been placed, this
almost forgotten lie, and make it featufe
IN his message. There is in it depth of
malice, for which, we confess. we we're un-
prepared.
. We indignantIyrepol the base imputations
that the Governor casts upon the patriot.
ism ot the members Of the great party, to
which. in his best days, he had the honor
himself to belong.
No whore in its ranks is there a man who
has not as much love OF country and its in
sttutlon9--aS much desire for the perpetra-
non OF the Union upon tho basis upoh
winch 1t was originally created as the
tortrnorg to say the Least. None need be
ashamed to compare In that respect his re-
cord with the proudeSt man ia the Admin
lsuation party. The Governor has high
place and position, conferred by the genet
osiry'Of the people, but that gives him no
right to libel any portion Of his tcIIow,citi-
zens III a grave, official document, that may
perchance, live in oar historical archives in |
tne future For the honor OF Ohio We also
resent the charge that it ever needed the !
annlhg ct one poiltica! party in this State
to keep down the otherin subection. LII
such an idea was ever entertained, it was by |
those wha desired to light the fomes ofciv- 4
Il war in our domains, and distributed arm
with violent intentions. Hai tfi . - I
History will never charge the Democracy
either OF Ohio, or any other State }of the |
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-18

r, LEE Abolition fanatics are growing about
GIalltornlatqrrelusing TO contribute men to
the war and declining to take gfeenbacks as
money. The Cincinnati Commercial saws.
IF California will neither furnish troons
nor take greenbacks for money, they had
better go out Of the Union at once. . This
soundsvery much like the language used
towards the Southern States a few years ago
by thcsesame Abolition fanatics. IF Cali
toania should take them at their word and
go out Of the Union, the same fanatics
would insist upon the massacre of the peo-
pie, Of that State, and proclaim such work
as blessed of God. Crisis.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-18

oAdRIcuGTuRAL. The annual Convention
OF the State Agricultural Society was held
IN this city last week and elected five mem
tbeersof. the State Board as follows: Daniel
lMcMillen, of NeniA; DAVID Taylor, of
franklin; r. r. Donelly, of Wayne, James
Buckingham, of Muskingum, :and J. w.
Ross Of Wood The Agricultural College
wos the chief subject of discussion in the
Convention. - Columbus Crisis, Jan. III. ~
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-18

p. J. Schneider, ofathe Stepbenyillo Mu
sic Store, favored LIS week before last witt
the following choice pieces of New Music
forWhich he viii please accept our thanks
j "Let me die with my face to the foe, e
CAST words Of Geu James G.. Rioel by
Jas. G. CLARK; 3his hand never strack ME,
Mother" by Mrs. ,Pa4khurst 'Moonlight
and Starlght,' by ,IamesG; Clark ''S3aaa- =
tif,l Annie, BY. james G, Clark; t'lyle
Soldiers dying farewell, be Mrs, Parkhurst;
THE Sunny Side Set, By Jas. 4 BaHak;
me Too" by Eliza J. Coffin; "Our Slg,
our Army and our President" words by
James p. Dudley, and music by Wm. p
Perry; The Sign Oil the Heart, i" b. Mrs
: >ParkhmSt; Miss Cora Murray, the be-
trothed," by Il. Rubotc
. This music was ali published by Horace
Waters, 48l, Broadway, New York. and is
for sale by Mr. Schneider, Steubenvillc,
who keeps all the New Music published,
besides the cheapest and best Pianos, Melo-
dions, Cabinet Organs, &C. f.r.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-18

CONVENTION OF WuoE GROWERS. A
number Of gentlemen connected with the
wool growing interest of the State met in
this city lastweek to consider and discuss the
WOO! subject, There was a great deal OF
tical Importance derived On the question
"at what age sheep should be breed, = the
convention resolved that ewes should no be
bred under two years;of age, aud fine wool
ed ewes notunder three years of age. It
was also decided by resolution that ill-and- IN
breeding is injurious and should not he, ptac-
tlccd by. sheep breeders. The subject Of
dogs killing sheep was talked Of considers
bly,, and legislative action upon, tic
subject was requested, but there are
alredy an abundance Of laws against dogs Oh
the statute book, to which theiarmers do not
appear to pay any more attention, than do
the CANNES. The Association reelected iss
former officers and adjourned. - Co2anbus
aCrasas, Jop.oHIt 10 a9Ilil IAKa-H7 ~
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-18
SPesiRl Income TAX Payers i'm
Harrison County,

The following is list of the persons in
Harrison county assessed for an income
above 5000 for the year 1868. The figures
show the amount Of tax at the rate of FIVE
l1er cent, ..
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-18

u AN Indian war has burst out again on the
plalns The Indians attacked the Overland
Mail coach and robbed the Express. Thev
destroyed the stage station. The Indians
were pursued by the troops and numbers of
them Killed, dI1es nHrHIilujgr t,.,, m,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-18

! ERRoa.-ln, the notice published last
week of the amount Of -four received by
Mrs Locke, from tle relief fund of Archer
township it should read ''cigdty pounds Of
Jloat instead of eight = as erroneousE
printed .-|t .a,,.... .s...-.,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-18

nv GEof Ne SaJIEpFBss1in alatter to DpdkJ
Mann, claims that Franceiwill recognize Tx
Southern-GoDiedsEaeyr Rhather Great BIZ
lhlsi t1es Eos.It0tN n nt.ne.liIrhnlr - g
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-18
Us. TERMS---$2,50 PER ANNUN
EVENING SESSION.

HE Cgnvertion re-asseinbled at II o.
ciock, aud was called to order by the Pres.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-18

''@'%i ".|It. 9sH3oi lisJfSp ...,. >,s'
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-18

~ ., ] m ~ 47IV4NVTI VI.l' :
:, Mr, Cacgeshall, from the Committee on
-Raper Monopoly, reported that that Com
mIttee would prepare apd presqN Il, Memo
n,l TO the General Assembly of Ohio, and
Memorial 70 our Senators and RepTcscn-
tatiyeS in Congress-which report was a.
dopted sI ....l 80 ..,..f -
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-11-16

The revenue Of the United States,
from all sources except loans, for the
three months ending September 3Oth,
was one hundred and forty-six mil
lions of dollars, by far the largest sum
ever received during any similar
period The internal revenue re-
ceipts continue large, and for the
present month Will amount to twenty
five OF thirty millions of dollars.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-11-16

J. G. GREEN would respectfully inform
his old patrons and the public generally,
that he has made an engagement with the
firm Ct FISHER 4 LOWRANCE, (succcss-
ors to the old firm of Fisher & Arncv
where he would be pleased to see them.
Our stock will be complete in all the scvc-
raj branches, viz: DRY GOODS, HARD
WARE. GROCERIES,: in fact, almost cvcrv-
thInS family or a plantation may want.
NJ OF which viii be sold at the LOWEST
HATES. The store is on Main street, 1T
the old stand Of Fisher & Hcinitsh.
Nov j. ass
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-11-16
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PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-wEEKLY.
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TER -MS-IN ADTANCE,
SUBSCRIPTION.
Daily Paper, six months. .s5 90
Tri-Wcek1v, @ g so
Single copies 10 cents.
ADVERTISEMENTS
Inserted at 81 per square for the first in
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aESpccial notices Is cents line
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-11-16

According to their arithmetics, the
'DemocIatic' party is always gaining
votes, but then the trouble is. they
cannot reduce Republican majorities.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-11-16
RECEIVED AND FOR SALE Ry
l.. G, CLARKE.
UaShtoJto14 Street. ODpusjjc DI5 Il,;y
TOGETEER WLTI

- IHEN WIN
lBBONS. COLOGNE. TOILET POW.
~ DER. NERBENA WATER. TOILE,,
SOAPS, SOZODONT, DIAPER PINS. Toilet
Iowder Boxes, Silk and Leather Belts. Cor
sets, Tooth; Nail and Hair brushes, Gloves
Linen Bralds, Tape, Shawls. Edgings Bal
moral Skirts, Calicoes, Travclin" Ra"s
Portmonaics, Canton Flannel, Cassimcrcs
ana Cloths for Gent $ wear, Blankets. Hats
Whalcbonc, Zephyr Wors;cd, Black Bomba,
Zlne, Black French Mcrino, Black Alpaca.
D. +. Diaper, Huck. Diaper, Cloak Orna
Morstcd Braids, Fancy, Pearl. Agate. Bone
Mctal and other Buttons, Shell and Inita,
ton Tuck Combs, Dress Trimmings. Mar
ccllnc Shawl Pins, Ncncfour, Ladies' Meri-
no vests. Drawers and PctticoatS, Gilt and
Jcl " i,elt hHch'cs; Gents Mcrino Drawers
and UndrrvcSts. Waterfalls ana Pads Tocn
Wells, Marcciimc Sill &c. O.t 80
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-11-16
WHoL EsA1E AT1p RETAIL
fOAFECTIO\lRY, BAKERY
T: FANCY ARTICLES.

EENlIE subscriber, thankful to his friends
Il and the public for the very liberal pa
;ronaSc heretofore bestowed solicits a con
tinuanco Of the same. He is manufacturing
daily superior article OF ORTED
CANDY, BREAD and CAKES of every de-
>crp;ion, sucl as Pound, Fruit, Sponge,
Queen. Rock, Jumblcs, Lady Fingers.
Shrewsbury, Plum, Jelly. Mcringucs. Ginger
Snaps, Cocoa-nut Drops, Sugar Biscuit
Gingerbread, Washington, Gingcr-nut-
&c. Cakes iced and ornamcntcd to order.
Dessert Dishes prepared at short notice.
Candies. Of my own manufacture, wholesale
and retail.
FRESH BREAD and ROLLS every even
ing, at o'clock. PIES and PUFF PASTE
TARTS every morning. j. MCKENZIE.
On Tlam street, next door to the corner
Of Gates street, in the Immediate vicinity
Of the Shivcr House and the Columbia
Pi.0,tt Office, Columbia, 5. C. Nov 2 81
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13

Bhs Baron do C4stiae. Mole 20 days With cotton TO-
master = u. q -, AZ O
Dis Petrol tof Maitland 81 Mckenzie Windsor, S.S
10 days. plaster. II. IA {. lie Wolf "a ..
Brig ". II. bigelow (Br Chisholm Salt Cay IL i'' Id
,hys, with salt To Gf. Prirton. .
bdg VII .nie, Wood, M,ssa Sept with fruit, &c, to
Miller Houghton.
schr Helen Mcleod Eaon Caai, 'd,ys, with lumber to
J. y. Eaton, jr -,
sehr WA. H. Burden Jinckiey, Portland Me, with p'''
tier for Albany.
schr New oik seabuy Boson with mdse TO J. Dayton
6Co.
sebr. Virginia Bear,e, Joston. mdse., s. w Levin.
sehr. J.. IL. Hammoud Payne, Elzaoethpor lo' ho'on'
cool.
srbr. Graham tof isk,) sitman. Gonayes u days os
WOOD, IL. j. & G. A. DE Noi =, . =,
Schr Mary ;. Tibbiits Lippncott, Wilmington, N C'
dys naval s,ons o Dslu.I, potieE 20, ~ . 9, ho,,.
schr. G. und n Rogep, Mott Beaufort, ~ o' o. ho'r'
naval stores to master -,
Schr. wur E. Els sishop Baltimore dayl eoa' Jons'
Saith. 49,.
scbr. Johanna Ward, wuri Newborn, N g. days. na''
str.A 10 M fster . III =,
sahr Horton Wallace, Windsor, n S. 10 days. with pla'
tar 70 d. r. lie WofS CO. ,.L -,
s,hr Convoy Merrill, Bid, ,ePot C. d, sday' with c''
tod s. lnfrasam. - ~ r % S.v,
Scbr. Wa o. I,sh. Rathbnn, WtmiIston' ~ ~ - HSI'
With stores TO Y. H. Mct r'ady 90
Schr Thomas W. rhorne, iboane, D';neehei
Schr. Ieochdis Allen, Saletn, H. w. hopes ~
WIND At Sunset, NV.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13
Pas.snrrr. rnilcd.

In s,e,rr.lip Cairnb.', Nr IIas,ua-Psb!o P,3o1
No. ~. (utobs. and dsnsht-i Hslusl Ouslrafo M M
FL, 81 es,rv and ~ IA Joleph Smith y Whesoef iln0
tiv Disr J. T. Aumbara. Lu, si:nlL, Jus'o ,rria, Mi
Asne. Dodd ard children. W ilisn foit.i hhi', h.
\ Nlrr Joe Kiyht Vicente DE- i1tifo btinch FrfrA
Irtor, D. Clsrey J. Gtoyer. l. Law, r. Mcbtntc,t Va
,oi, Costa Thoflss Pope g A. Wool" aTd niss u Iht
NJ i Lri.s Ode ssneh,z and s'rylptt, Misc, nc
La. El,iA ed Con-hi,s Csis sne '"o bi'"e'' NN4ie
r.. Escrtupr. c.--, - n n
pm, Bsfoo ~ sudf. y. y. ,fotdlrd. v t,'fd 80"
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-fl,g gyeH J. Ysn Brlui kh1 hadrn, J. II. Mairf = -
Carl r a. Glass. ". II. DIcgg ]. t. Lowry 1.t - IL
T,iEof Iolu No1au. g. ". Rouir, y. \. Mh'ois lh
~. War a. f0lis Leon, Martin D1yi, John kinf Oen
ils-,ry.i H. r. Palas. M JeGg =. kngi NJ" ~
Fe1ioe aud dsuga'ef J. u. ssste \. W. Naice W; ~
,eIw6,d si. buvsii y =. Frmu- Gen. Scify"r. T. u
,-r and child Nrs HsskA urd dus'~r lo1e h'bfn Ehn
vi'e W. J. Harvey. Thomis H. 1iinshaa ka~id s'rv1a'
A o. Warren. Mr &. y. Drsgg and chld hF'. ! o' y;
gr Waiicr VIM Peud!et1n, Mis. julia Dorrau', aid u
ste.fato passenger
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
POET on EEw-Y0Rx...."..-ocr J
Cleared.

Cleared.
s..am,.ip Fdsle Lawrence, Havana, fpoiofd Ite.on
Go. g. ~
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