davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-21
SALE ov REAL FsrArr IN ALEX,

SALE or REAL ESTATE IN ALEXANDRIA,
Tho fine property on Fairfax street, known IN the
Seminary OF James s. Hallowell, Esq, was yes
tcrday sold at public auction for s9,700. Mr..
John Lally, OF Alexandria, was the purchaser.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-21

.IwIsH ALL MEN TO BE PRE-. .-ABRAHAr
LrrooLS-washington October 10, 1884.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-04-08
z81aip'S 8ourbOu Bitters
9matm'S Bourbon 8itterS
&Waiu'6s 8pMrhpm SifterS

Gin seluntes Ct arfunsamiha, fanft fimnl>
ytnb NIB unSersleiblih 3ur Grwsdung bss Oipr-
Senappttite. Sat jtst in nfbr ale 50 Scr. St.<
Mrmte, bofpitaltrn unb Niaicnen Bon Wripaifa-
uaiiien aae onesrn 8itisr5 sssbranet. unb if bic
eiuaige 9 olf5mebisin, welge son her Ser. 81. 9is-
aieruua auebrldlin ron Ger g tempeffeuer
befre it pDrben it, ebsn tpetl tie son ter @i{-
ieni&aft ais 8 auPtbfiI mittet ansT-
fanat purte. ~
Swain'S Bourbon 8iters.
NJ Dieter Bitter pirb aus Snerstienaieu ts-
reitet, pdhi BON Der Mebi3in als frafties Star-
fungsmittel anerfanni inb. Gr III itmafhait,
litbIi4 unb mint trdftig sssen unarbnunes n in
Der Calf. Wfnn mad auDsiinas esnpmmgn,
/ {nb jinegDirfunefu truaterbnr gesen; nn6ers
ID autidfstt, @stbfudf,' 0eter-
ueibtn, @ppstttmangfl, S6rg-
nut } unb gleid u6t.
GRAINS Bourbon giiterS
wirtt portrtTli9 sssen aopfpeb uni serSant!s
aus @tSruneen i'm nnter!eitgfslf ITEM terrIbtsnts
arantbeiten. Msr tisiea git!sr einnal sera
lu1t, enpFeblt i'm essoib Jerem,, tsr sias5 an
cenebmen uno ~frGftiaeu StarfuassmitteIs tgS
bari. Die raid i1 ssrnletrsabe medfrage nam
bislem Bitter bat miD ssranlagf, itn an bie
Oefentlihteit gu brinsea, euf faB 3aulsnbs i'm
seriHu9en uub f4 srn lsinef WirsIamteit absr>
1eussn mDgen.
- 5woin'8 gcurbon gitter5.
I5- Saeies! zbie..sa biz meiiten s@aeen'
bittsrs, spslte feseriaht, fir Siren sa.tsn ge-
@du,at au tart msei5inattia %Gefunhen tatsn.
senr{udsn @is bieisn unp sic mfrFen .sinsa
anbern msbr baten '.oraen. !
NaT5 Sat SIR Mpottfter Gber gtcresefFsr Bit
z Ten 8!tttr nidt, 10 mad5en Sis. rag sr ihT
beiteQt. o. 9etaitsuaGm zen Naueu i'm Gs.
tadtnib unb usbmsn Sie fsinen aafun.
EzsaS Naarsm tie 3aiammeais5Ina ren 1r
Swaiu'S gi,tsle ia Ran Spa.tsn Ger meai5in
3etidriften bsfannt esaaadt il, UNI %1irislsl
BON ZEN Nsrstsn ale Saurtarsnri orfrfanrt i
4 nurben. laut Gnilbeisung beg 9ommlHcners r
BinnfnsSue BON Der SifHpe!Hsusr hef7eiE.
S a 81. 6. s. -Gnain's, Gisenthrmsr
:aaz ofz,.. }375 g~roabras, Rep- gpIf;
5 S'F's' 81 s5oa:b-@atsrfr-, Gtisa
: 6. q. Gocfl @eurral- assas iar 81
. Wefen,
. 7asS SiTsa: % Marfttr. Gtiaa8o.
EY7 SIN ct. youl III habss hi 9 2 D. 3 y
11nion- 6an0 i'm gEbbfefale' u. Hftatl. .".s
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-04-08

Dtc 6amtlie 30 II Or. 81 ~
tin 0utber.-@ine @iener 9ofalccrres
lpOnpens trinst-p bic -fclsente Noti;, melde
tntereiont senus Il, IN uniern9eltfreis Elm.
oefibrt gu weroen: Gin meitliderNaH,
fpmme Waytin 9utbers, Gamsns 8otbaz
rina, lett bier IN @ien,. @pm dlteltsn
Spbne Sutbers,( Spbann, bat ii1 ein einz
Siser 3wei9 erbalten, SpbpnM Mi0ael,
ecb. am 20. MuauR 1853, cerSaIs Dcftor
eer Wecistn I'M Sabre 1901 ausDeut(d,-
LAMB a%tsrponberte. 8et Geleeenbeit Der
at grf urt abeebaltensn @ecabtniefeier
Suffers 1l,Bette cer gortcber tee 2utbcrz
veveins, SEER Ghsinkaler. -ren Bun1d,
Scmanren ypn 9utberSs Nadlfommen III
finccn. Nbeinibal clttelt i'm Sabre 1928
Den Staumtaum Ger Gau,il;e, tno nit
pe0en 6ilfe tam Ct auf Die selubteS pur.
Der ein,iae 5obnlr eS errua3nten DOftots,
sSclspb 6arL eeb. su grfurt am II. Nos
pembsr 1892, lette 1T Der sr5BtenNrmutb
III Stcfen in 8Bbmen unb naHm ben
faibpliiden8 lauben an. Grwar I'm Sab
Re 1911 etpoemanpert beirathstc i'm ltlten
Sabre Nnna popilbaf, uno mar. al8 i'm
5einrih 5cisidnber in ieineuGline fanp,
Gater BON flint &ineeru. n
@ern tpiatete er tn%5Cl;fdubersD anl1
elm, BEN dllenen Spbn mitSunebmen uhb
benlelben ersiebcn 3u laiien. Do@ clinton
2utber seiate fsine Ialents uno man LIEF
ibn efn 5anpwett erleynen. gcn cicicr
Qinie purfe bic in 8ien lebsroe &atbariz
ma abtammcn. 8ie "ferner mitaetbeilt.
wirp> befnbet fd Tin s inan3 utnitterfum
III Dien Elm Mmtspiener Namene Autber,
Der ebenfaas Elm Na@fpmmespss Nefcrsl
majors istn fpa. las :. !
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-04-08
1865 @intsrzA ARRANGEMENT. 1866

1860 acknowledgement. 1850
.1 -sa5st s5a 20 lie sf F.titE $50 a.
CENTRAL
Doppel< @eleis Gilenbatn. asga-
Die 3ar3eft, ra1@sfe unb usb bette Route
apil@en BEN S1en u. Delten.
Daa Dabnbet lit nit 9teinen a~usBeltst uni
:" odn3li9 fret rrn Gtaut.
Sci Mntunft Der pa1agiersige rom Weifsn,
am linton Depot, Yittsburs, seten funttas'
|li&e 3iee ab, nit fclet: as @ .
S@neaer Yof3ua 800 0prm., 9cnn!aaa
ausgencu.u1en !; Neeommobatipns5n9 6,0OGprm.
5onnides auesencmrnen; yittstursb uno Grie
pofjus LAO Na6m.. Spnnta0s pussenrn' men;
philadelphia .Grprsssus AS Madm. Scnntase
ausgeneuamen. burh pbne WaeenpeGisl rad
Muentomn) nit birefter 0etbirtuug fir ale
Reu Gnglanb. 9tdnte unb Waidinstsn CITY.
Dies II bic einsise Reute, auf psl6er Vaha..
8itre, bic Cairo UNI 200 Vutm., @panatenb,
Quiuey UNI 300 Na1n1. @ennatcnb, Gtieaar
nm $50 Radnt. @unnatenb, Snbianapelts UNI
$40 Na@ua. @unnabenba, SeNerlrnpiQe I'm
2.25 Nadna. s@onnabenS S%esla1cn. sirett mad
Eili9eE @tabten tur9eebeu uuo anfummrn q
Stanetn = " 3asen anberer &putsu,
Gle9ante 9&lafmdsen Inc bel sQrn NadtsI.
gen. 7@epap nib teldeiniet burd unb fret BE-.
ff@Srbsrt. Va1ase f:ts 10 niettis pie auf ane,rn
&out3n, s.. 81. g winner..
General. Iidet Msent, philadelphia.
as e3sa 2#R S5as 81. 8. 9plmea,
. q saa Sen. Yahaeier assnt. Chicago
S.. aimbae. Gen: -Mst.= Mlihsnt. 81.
eas ~Sffee-Metropol!tau Blcd, Gbieasr.
.Jrahter.
Nuf tieler Npute herben GraSteu auer Mrt
ned unb bon philadelphia, Nem-gert. !Yalti'
more, pter Bottom mad une prn alenpunstsn an
ben Giftnkabnen pen Obir, Aentudp, Snbiand,
SainuiS, Mieioniin Scpa Deer Mihouri> tirsli
per Girntabn tefSreert.
Die 0atn perbint ct j6 bsi Yitteturst eten.
falls T il tsn Dampiern burd tpstde Glitter nod,
ireenb .einem &uelaeeplabe an1 Sbic, WaeEin.
gam. aentudp, Ienntl ice Gumbertanc, Jlinris,
MiifiIppi, @iefcriin, DliGcuri, aaniae, Mr.
taniae Wnp Rem Rebr'pers tranSEoriitt tpsrhen
tSnnen unp tfi Qlrpelane, @anbusfY uno Gbiea
40 nit ten Oampfsrn Ra& al.n 5afeu on ben
NprbwsAl. @sfn. r.s
a55 81. s. Melerum, Neil.nber asent.
l @iebs 1ranapprt.
8iet6ntler unt 1armer merncu tiees ais bic
bette Houte fur ben Viebtransprit tr!ennen. 0t-
rduu.igeB iebbSie. gut mitQ8a0er psrletsn. Inb an
bielsrB abnlinie u. ibrenGe rbiurunaehabnsn an,
seleSt. s-s.D GMDb Qewts
' 7t% 3enerdi- Supttinttnbcnt.
s. 8. s n, Mltrona, ga.
.s. General 3radt. u gent, philarslptia.
l. Shneas Tradt.
Dit Star lluicn Qinr". Ma0sn estsn tur6
iter bic PHILADELPHIA. q cute nab Gtieasp, Su.
btanapOlis 2suispiQe unb ct. ecuis rtns tlnIa
buug. .sssz ily& ssfig GIN $40
8eRon mad Gbieasc 8 Gage. sssa
Ntp. yutf mad Gbisasu Z aaaa.
philadelphia mad Qbieasp6 Sage. So
ee Mit eintm Ratatt spn 5 Geut yer 1OC
Tfanb fir jeten Sag @srsus. '-4 ~ 'f2s-
getf&ifer i'm @slsn uSaen ii1 tpeaen irsen,
ptl&sm Auts&lub mfnben an %. Q. Qbant!er
Qbieaso; y. 6. Nsloium, Snoianapslis ; q.
Sttpens, ct. QOuis : s. ". Mullisan, 81,
lambus, 81 $. %. B,uwn, Cincinnati
Roorebeae unb Co.. louisville.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-04-08

lRiltt6trnufN unc 3ttav pet ben Mal'entS
A~penturier6 obers compagnle d'a-
ventare,4eine Mrt Ieidte Snfanterte. ba'
rauf abtratei ben Gransolsn, bic flh loaat
cine 2eitslana Der &'olinen als ylul't
ibress guscrltcS b%eeienten. 60 er6fnete
4. 9. bel Der 8elaeerun9 ron Serbia i'm
Sabre 1916 has Mcaiment Champagne
ok Irandce am beltn Sage beiin &lans
&C yon 24@eisen. Tin bieie GIT rerbt!'
Iertc 1idg aud in Deutldlano. bic Wiillt<
tairmujh unp 3par ipurhs Die GrfneunS
ItesG Mlurldse. Mis nlmlihs Der oreiBi9>
.iab,i8e 8tiea ron Deutlflancs 1Gluren
Yolybymn,iien perttieb, aur .Gleno nno
Sammer bsrrlbte, ais ipsare as Deutldse
Qiep Srr1ummte. pa entitatb cine Wutll
|.pie .,uluu Sample anftuern unp bic Nretz
tenten Mia{en lei tbten Mdrlden in Orb,
nuna tolten 1ullte uno eben pesbalb aus
.psmiihen. SdlId2fn telanc. .Ste mart.
/ aur In lib 9obad6lp7euen @attun9 uuo
erbielt Zen Maunen ibrsr Defimnun9.
Mtt Der .3sit natirtid swupre biele, lrte
iece oulesre art Spn Ag(HuftRGden, imrtcr
irebr o%,iSasbilp;t.m ellie @treiberung uno
BsrpcQtpmmuns Der Militdrmuft 8tn8
Sp,n nun an pon Deutldlano aus, no
pitsfelbe, isnab Ger NusbilpunB9 her HSns
trnmentalmulf, zine inner bSbsre @tufs
einnabm. gvssss n,,s ~ ~ Y''s
81 Mnfans Sss abti,bnlten Sabrbun,
pertS -mar3I ne uphs@ cbr9 efrfadl : }ic beffarc
tei eer Snfanttrie aus 9istfsn, BlStten
Glaaeelet, 3infen.. I~rp,ups,ten. Erpmmelu
unr Nauten; pie fron;lElden Drasonel
bsrisstftt {sb bss bei een S6pllsn Gbtts
den DursNades.a Der veroGe Yunbart'
oesr 8umbart;, ben mir sfters ma9brifter
aus rsm ,16. nne II. Sabybunbert er:
mdabnt Fneen lit Der italteniihe 8onttar:
,tA in4D euti1lano auG bdufa pcmme
asndnni, Gin jeBt nibt mebr 9ebrau6N
dies 8la6intrument pom Spneg unlerei
F6iaseulrtS. Sc CAB pumbarcS fit 60
|, pran, Silt Gencr unp 8aB ; ie tparel
%nnbequem, aber u%nentbebrlid, IL lang
man }|ie nttt burds cine 6eilere GrfnounI
:. 1T er(eBen puBte. Seine icl9e mar ebe1
!. ras Ba1ot. stus eielem enttanp 3u9lete
r ras 6autbots, jeBt Stoe aenannt. ,pelds
. has bic er tie 9timmc fibrenne 5auptin
nrulnent murpe; aber obsletd man fc9a
! pie M(ulitsr mad ibm 6autboifen nannt
{ ipurrese5 bod balb eur9 bic Glarine.1
oerprdnet. 'tS"a@ '@g,t4t
: 8issu gnoe tes nor'sen9 %abrtunpert
i befanpen bic 6onttci1enhSre, felbt |
; preubsn, no le jtBt wobl am 9ldn3ent
fen iinc, 9em5bnlih nur aus Z bis 1
Yerloaen. -@eeenpdrtia fnren man ia
: bel allen Mrmeen Muifd6re . 80, ]
e losar so tts 60. 6autboilfen, bic oft b
eldnsenr e 9armcnienmufif ausfdbre,
MQe beceutenoeten @enerdle unpGelpberr
5 ertannten BON iebsr nit meilem @@ar
itnne, mic %nptbrenrta Dem &rieser ;
r WulfAet uno tbaten alle8 Mf6eli&e, fe
r bebsu. Sa. mon fam ienrli@ To- pei
ourh bic Yer(9ieoenbeit res gbaratte,
n rer man1srlei Iruppeuabtbeilun9en mel
prcr peniaer aud cine @erldierenbett
b bic dusere @efaltuns tbrer Mu6f |
e brineeu. so lag es In Der Natur b
b Sadie, Rap /. 9. Die Sdaertruppen M'
j. fit ppr lanter 65rnern Die GaYaQette u
\. lauter Trompeteh bic Snfantsrte ta8e3!
i nc's role 6armoniemuit, taB beist {
,r aus Nledz;;6 plszunc @dlasiuitrument
bet sbsnec Walit etbielt:
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-04-08
DaS ~nelmeriton @eauie",

F.V@t5 IT NF6.ss s@s*~H'Ns **FFNH 20
i7a1ss sstsinR uEsas sssss t1ssasa ss9assas ss e#a
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-04-08


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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-04-08

tgF fHp aas713.s J E}8FNN"i~ 10 NaA
.t5tl3S 'i.'sE6SRsS
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-04-08

6a etssnttun,ItHz1 au-
ftetuasaitpT, ban ts
-Gtrpphetn nennen,
lausrt In ber @Dn,1ttutipn
iebr rteler 2eute. Gr er-
3eust entspecer einsn &C.
idpdd,tsn ssrbprbensn
:3uitanb be5 Blute5,
:pper iii taburh tsrnor-
I~se,ufen. Das 8iut niro
!unfdhts, lie Qsbensfraft
! in ibrer Sbatisteit gu
erbalteu, 1iup has Ss-
'itent mirp ~tsraneirt une
krfhf .tiTetf nnu. ,,tinm-
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-04-08

.aaaam FHI{ Ms a3all
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-10
Arrivals md Departures.


oor,,stesm:hip city Of BaltivoreMrs Hepburn
and servant Miss johnson, Hunting lady and
Drake, Miss Seward, Miss Philip, Mrs iunemann, Miss
krecae Mrs Dow Mr. Malone and lady Miss Buck Mr. PORT
guent lady and two children; q Alien and lady Rev
Morse lady and four children Mrs and Mss Boyd Mrs Law
Ter and infant Capt Bradford lady Miller lady
-four children Howell lady and three chdreD Miss Web
In = Conan = Hsrlon, Anderson, Capt Hollow ell
Rp Rowan. : N!Ien. 9 Bedel Psden W p Montague,
strhtton, w Morrcll Hodges, Dempster Kesser,
Daister, ID kreaser, Doddridge, Mahoney, Basic
ley.
Nnw oaIr Ass-steamship Republic = Neibrook Cohen,
Lewis Uilmsn, W Driver y Burmese. ID r Baliwln,
Mos,t Ms Mary Muir foTsy Mrs rq!,sy and ser
MMprphy wlliams' wiasmsnn, Elliott. whitley Z
watson, Quirk, Corbatt, Addison, ID Noble, A De-
WITH L Decker, Geo Durham kuebler II Psnyran,
Z 4 Him A Charles THESE
INV g Msripossar Bererch, wife and
child, Babel, w Hogan w Cook, r Barip, Carmee J
Began Nj, BTsas wolel.kiI Brown webber and son,
BarRnco and two children Mrs Fox Bowie, Dennis
Colonel Cities, Geo Child, w Snow, Chalaro, N 9
Humphreys Primrose. w Greston, Master Miller Mifs
Kiseh, Miss Anna Lampman Mrs Hall, Mrs Paterson
child
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-10
~-,.s,.m.Durg Cttv rews.

The FRExES's TxBRocuo The property holders OF
the Eastern District are interesting themselves with
what they consider the outages Of the three Fire Com.
inissionsrs In the Seventeenth ward where many Of
the streets without water, the only engine in the
place no. III has been disbanded and the property
holders are very much concerned at the dcienceless
state OF their property in consequence The only Hook
and Ladder Company in the Fifteenth Sixteenth and
eighteenth wards Americus Nc o. has also been dis
banded remonsrance against this action has been
signed by Alderman Taylor and other influential gentle
men. Judge Phillips, q New York. has been employed
to bring the matter before the Court Of Appeals
ALLEGED ADDICTION OPP Youyc LADY. The dan ghter
OF very respectable and well known citizen of the
Eastern District is now missing under circumstances
which point strongly 70 her abduction by two young
men who we're rivals Of accepted lover II appears
lnat me young lady In question visited OF the New
YORK theatres last week in company with her intended
husband, and while he absent for q few moments
IRON ner presence the two rivals smuggcd her into q
carriage and made OF Two suspected persons
VI .ne hands OF the New YORK police and their stories
20 contradictory that the truth 10 the abduction cannot
yet be sscorained.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-10

ARRIVED.

steamship city of Baltimore Morsheass, Lvsrpoo June
s s h S' 81
snip bound In sh Soana EAST n 10 %es
Ion q PsssfS Ions sssm saM Sy r.
%ss s Ms'' noon Lat at. ii e Mooagh
q tSsd sca & sS a Boston 100 % Sossd East
snna ss Campbell Giq SscS5n SSps ST 81
E ss At sRd s' T. %
ga lay - 81 lon 60 l saw Ss s's re, ssaw cr New
YORK; zane dsy ia. &c IS Ion % 10 ship Carrier Dove rou'
Steamship Earpos Fowe New Orleans y IL, b With aa
q Is sn p-s ss 70 Sas o PSad H
% stsa uphhl Repabc DasrS Orleans JHrs 80 and
81! g S ess lazy p yis s ssshp MsaissPg
S9Sd sas NIX So acks
bound 7th Sc 81 Ion "a 81 sisnazed bark Bolivia
sesmaap star the South woodruff New oaleasns
Soy d NJ, steafner ) x Barnes. ..u.s,
hp B, esas 3 esar
spoke brig Ae from a with.
mdse and Is pange Fupeh NeneSe 4 wen Sso July 9d
1T 1920 lon IS 90 spoSe ship rhos D'naam' hence i0'
G Bare stara of Halifax Ns, Herman, sasua days.
WA sa Iaf am &c sond o ssrpor Gilmore sasua IS
d Ss T s@sT ksa SssA az %sose u cArdsna'
sys PC cas Coins rcto 4 days with coal to
scIT Margaret p orr, Spencer Windsor 20 days. win
sedr WIN i' y, TSUs N Marion Ne" orleans
schr Evans, Hammond Jacksonville days. win cot
| SIR VIM Allen CraTnmer, Alexandria, days.
! Schr Alpine Bessey Elizabethport for Boston, ~
| Schr Brilliant, Locke, addison. {tft
J Schr Gilman kiac Mesregor Calais days. t.s'
Schr Fairfield T'rrell Calais, days.
Schr Juno Leeny, Rockland go
! Schr Only Son Johnson Gardiner o DAYS
/ Scbr Corhuo Hart Portland for Rondout. ,
| Schr Joseph McCarty, Portland f3s
| Schr White Rock furDce, Boston.
Schr Calista Hail. Boston,
sahr : Scot. :::oA Providence for Enzaba.hport.
Schr Bay State, Hallett, Boston.
Schr II S Barnes, Hone, Harych.
| Schr isaac Merritt. -, New Haven
| Schr John II McFec, States, Stonngon
Schr Hannah Chase, Brandt, Portland, CT. .
Schr Palladium, Ryder, stanford
Schr Treasure, Palmer Bradford
Schr Florence Iaskun, N0rsfch for Newburg.
Steamer Chas Ogood Geer, Fortress 35 hours to
| u s Quarermaster
Steamer Reeoutc (tue Ladd Washington 45 hours, TO II
a llussey Co. Is bound Richmond, Me. Sth Inst of
Hog Island spoke pilot Edmund briggs No hence for
Richmond, Va.
BELOW.
Ship Carrier Dove, Andrews, from Shields May o.
Ship Energy, Cauhiis from Liverpool, June l.
Ship Confidence Johnston from Glasgow, May n.
Bark Union, Ia days from Cow Bay.
Wind az sunset NNW.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-10


Bark Odd Fellow Webb sailed from Sag Harbor 7th for
Ship sophia Thornton fucker. NIB Honolulu May
IL, clean, ready Tor sea, bound North.
40 Dsoe for
Bar sunbeam Barrett r Of NB was At lilo April 20 wih
Bedford all wen, bound TO ooh9tss Sea- was p days Of.
head rail
ship Enterprise from Caao for Cork, March g. lat 33
Ship $, Dents cBrcm) YYork Bremen June H.
Foreign Ports.
ANTwEsP June 24-Arr stella Trery, NYork.
sssrnrnaAvHs June AIT Sorao,eTn Batter, Nyo,k
Sid 2sth, Meridian, LEM, NYork. ""
s"na e June from New
DEAL June 2~Passed Cyuosure from Shields for NYork
or do I'D. Gutenberg, Raschen from Bremen for Bat
on South Forcland date, Marie Meyer, from Bremen
. FALxou1h, June 26-Arr Byzantine Howcs, sagus Ia
on do asth, Jenny, Peterson from NYork
GnSaiIAn June i9-Arr Mary Brden, Leblanc, Palermo
' Iv se lss S 5Sns Mcso.e New Yor.
5. 'Re
shooting star Jones' Eastpo Gratitude York, Trimoun
e as1 .1s CIV II Limerick o
Cd 18Th, TaIsnan Ls Forssusr; Sosss Costs. Roger
H,srn, somsrylie, and Hiber Jansen SYgf.
nsveti. 80, ProMse, Tor NYorL
Jun: MARY sae SYoEs
NYork.
PXInRno June I4-sId Restless, Weber, Yycrk.
scILLY June 22-on, Elizabeth schade Breckwcldt from
sumrls. June s-rn por. bark Edmund Dwight and brig
sAcuA, July LIN port brig Mary Thompson for NYork
Arr from NYork Caledonia, in the clyde Gilbert Dart
mouth.
from ess,Sn R RSsghS % e. AZ yerpoS
American Po,ts.
BOSTON: July 8, AM-Au seamer Jersey Blue Arey.
NYorx; sehr Alexander Young Henderson, Philadelphia
CID steamer , Saxon Matshey, rhlsSePhs; shiE sansss
Devereux new Of Boston, 3ib tons. Smith washington
Nellie Paine Hawes JAS Brophy Packard City Point
and Rchmond Lady Lake. congdon, New York. Sid oarks
eth Below bark Manchester from west coast Of Africa
EpGAKrqWN July arr ssh1s Hsrper Coppm6s Syors
FALL RIVER July 7--Arr schr Avail. Carter, Elizabeth
GLOUCESTER, July s-Ar schr Prince Of Wales Nc
rlHIARTroR3, July AR .chrs VIM Ksllahan. gep.on,
SosiTf june saNAr prs Gar. srcsr Brown sgors;
bar, York; 26th, schr l. q Knight. Hewes, CO.
NEWPORT July :. PM-Ar schrs Geo q worhley, Lor-
Cfss Lsycriss Jonss Taunton Tor EiissSs a'''
cedIz; steamer FraieonIs, Sherwood, Nyork-
.csr sn city ksy basmers asa n'ia Gs
DO Sid schrs John Torrance Hewitt PhiadelpLa William
Gy Tss dS 60 ap sPh MYoys keF3Ss
u Thompson, kfork Rocket Marshall, do or casss ac-
RICHMOND, July ae-Arr .chrs O T Hubbard, soper;
~ BayIcs, Tioson Moses Leonard. Lovett and Susan
II James, Russell. Ny0rk
York; sobr West Dennis Crowe do; 9TH, schr Artist For
roster, do
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from the Cincinnati Commercially
The wheat harvest 10 Southern Indiana has COM
roenced Our exchange om that section sneak OF the
Weld as enormous au the quality unsurpassed by the
cron OF any previous yqlr TO add the satisfaction sof
the farmers The weather has been FAVORABLE az IN ey
could desire and Ine lew crop HIS been harvested in The
very hes. condition.
The farmers iavebeen busy during the past week They
tell us and we have from all over the county,
mat wheat viii noble half crop In White river bottom
te rs has injnsd ii badly That there are mary fields
which VIII not By We saw at least hundred acres
in hodv MOI ore acre o. which will be cut Corn looks
wra and Is growing fast oats and grass were
bGIer
The prospoct Of wheat cop in La Porto is better than
Crops never looked oeltir at Valparaiso.
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miscellaneous.

Purser VIM Moorhouse, Of steamship Republic, from
New Orleans, has thanks for favors.
BRIG MANsANiLIA OF Portland, 1855 old
built Harpsw ell 1852 has been sold Capt John
Mlgune and Others of Camden, 5000 she will here
after hail from Camden under command OF Capt Magune.
scHR LFoHoRA from New Orleans for Mobile stated In
New Orleans telegram Of Sd have been totally los.
the 'lower obsifnctionsn
LAUNCHED fine soop Minnie Warren about 80 tons.
built for Peck GiO.cr fishing purposes, aunched
from Capt W Penny's yard at Centre Moriches 9th u
The following table Of thu vessels in tho
harbors OF New YORK, Boston, Philadelphia, BALI moro
and New Orleans the latest from each ofthoso
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Dis lsrRous Han STORM MnsE.--0n Tuesday, July
=, disastrous hail passed Dvrau Striking
u sWatn OF several mics across into Lisbon and other
towns and covering tho rround for more than an inch
IN depth Growinc oys levelled and corn utterly
ue1troyed On fr William Stackpoe's farm every grow
ing thing was Destroyed His large and valuable orchard
was seriously darrsecd and the crop Of fruit almost
destroyed One hundred pancs OF glass were broken in
ms house Similar destruction ragged for miles. Tho
haistenes fell In sheets of them largo hens
eggs and after the shower cart loads Of them could
thovelled up in small space Limbs OF troes, inch
IN diameter were on by the hail IL altogether
the crest haistorm known this section &C
comlanlod BY 81 orIile Wind.--LelJison LouInaL
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THE c 2 o P s.
PROSPECTS OF A GREAT HARs SSi'
Cotton and Sugar in the Mis-
sissippi Valley.
-~~o0~~~~~~~~~~o~No>~-~-
THE GRAIN YIELD OF THE WEST
ENORMOUS HAY CROP IN THE EAST.
THE GRAIN YIELD OF THE WEST.
ENORMOUS HAY CROP IN THE EAST.
APPEARANCES THROUGHOUT TIE SOUTH
FRUITS BUN ANT,

dr. William Pruellen Special Agent OF tho Treasury
Department for the West, has arrived at Washington,
and reports the prospects for erops in the lower Mssis
sppi valley much better than heretofore supposed Inc
leasing OF abandoned plantations by Northern men
proved losing speculation 1869 and 1894 but s likely
10 be very remlnerative the present season
much greater breadth Of cotton was planted 'h1s
spring and The region between tho Arkansas ana hea
rivers is beginning TO assume its CORNER agricultural I'M
portance Wherever the cultivation of cotton csuia nov
be corn has been planted almost exclusively ana
-, i,,erse yield ~ promised on hundreds OF panta
lions
Nearly an the planters between the mouth OF the i.ed
river and the Gull had devoted themselves TO sugar
growing for years before tue The soppage OF all ex
tended operations in this region the rt two years oil the
war reduced TIC amount of cane seed to such an extent
that but hatse land has been planted in any seas IN
since Last year estimated that more than hall
the cane grown saved for seed; consequently very
little sugar made 1t is not known what proportion
&C .s year viii be saved for seed but the pro
liabilities are that the amount OF sugar manufactured e'
still be insignificant with continuation Of the present
favorable SEASON The plaoters all be well supplied
with cane seed CROP and the usual amour
of sugar is expected 10 be,harea:ter made
Some losses by nundatcn have occurred in the v,cnit.
of Lake Providence and localities where the levee
were destroyed s fedora armies, but these have oee
Fewer and less disastrous than generally appre
hended Responsible parties are petitoning tho LOUIS
lana Legislature for authority 10 rcconfrucs all th
damaged ievees tho state by SPECIAL contract win
probability oil having che work awarded them
These levoos were built the first instance by Stat
authority ,dcr the direction and inspection OF the civ
engine rs Of the Commonwealth and were made chsre
on The taxable property of the whole State The sam
proysica viii undoubtedly be made for repairing tae
during the present fall and winter.