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CONGRESSIONAL CONFERENCE.-At
ameeting Of the Conferees Of the 10th
Congressional District, held at the Ho-
tel of John McIlvaine, on Thursday,
the 9th day Of August, 1866, for the
purpose Of nOminatinga candidate for
Congress, the following were the pro-
Ceedings:
On motion, Frederick Weimer, Of
Somerset County, was called TO the
chair. Jno.P. Reed, Esq, of Bedford,
was elected Vice President, J. B.
Yantis, Of Adams, was elected Secre-
tsry.
The following nominations We're
then made for Congress.
Gen. A. H. C0froth was nominated
by Jno. p. Reed, Esq; J. Mcdowell
Sharpe, was nominated by VIM. 5.
Stenger, Esq; William McSherry was
nominated by DR.. c. f. Goldsborough.
Twenty-Five ballots were taken with
out any nomination being made, the
result being as follows: CoHroth g.,
Sharpe 6, McSherry 3.
On the twenty-siXth ballot the
result was a. follows: Sharpe 9, Cof-
froth 6. Thereupon the nomination
wa, made unanimous.
DR.. c. +. Goldsborough then pre-
scnted the following letter from Hon.
VIM. McSherry:
70 the Dem0crntic C0Werees Of Idons
t0M,ty, 0pDDmted to nominate Il can
didqte fDi' C0Hgress IN tie 10Th Con.
q5rxEiG1H District:
GENTLEMEN:-SO far a. | have the
power. desire to say TO you, that it Is
my earnest wish that you meet your
associates in Convention, determined
to select as IA candidate for Congress,
sucn person rs is best able to rally a.
round him the support of the gallant
Democracy Of the District, it matters
not who he is or from what county he
comes. This is 40 time to quarrel for the
advancement of particular favOrites,
for vital interests affecting the future
Of the country areat stake.
Whatever may be the result of the
deliberations Of the Convention, assure
the gentlemen composing it that their
choice shall have my Warmest and
most cheerful support.
Very Respectfully, yours, &c.,
WM. McSIIERRN.
Germany Township, Adams Co., Aug.
9Th, 1866.
On motion of Andrew Burgess, il
was resolved that the letter of Mr.. Me-
Sherry be published with the proceed
ings Of the Conference.
Capt. VIM. Horton offered resiu-
ton which was adopted, returning the
thanks Of the Conference to Mr.. Jno.
Mcilvaine for the abundant provision
made for ''the inner man."
Remarks were then made by differ
ent members of the Conference endors
ing the nomination of Mr.. Sharpe.
The following is list of the Con
ferees:
AdaaS C0laty.-Dr. c. f. Colds
borough, J. L. Shorb, G. B. Yantis.
Bedford Comty-Lewis n. Fyan
VIM. Keyser, John p: Reed, Esq.
frdnktia C0Hty-Andrew Burgess
Augustus Duncan, VIM. S. Stenger
Esq.
f0tton C0Haty-Capt. VIM. Horton
Dr. IL. 5. Wishart, Amos s. Smith
Esq.
Somerset Col0ay-Frederick Weimer
'ohn T. Phiison, John w. Uhl, Esq.
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Aleu- Advertisements.

COLDIERS' BUUNTIES.-The un-
! 9dersigued has the blanks now ready and will
attend promptly to the collection Of all claims u-
der the law lately passed for the Equalization of
BOunties.
aug l7-.f. j. W. DICKERS0N-
T7ARM FOR SALE.-200 acres, one
bnlf uadcr cultivation. well improved Fruit
and Timber abundant. Situate in Napier town
ship For particulars, price, &c, apply to
JiI0N p REED. Ag't.
aug .27-6t Bedford. Pa
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F. C. REAMER.


E7NTENSINE PRIVATE SALE
! OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.-Thr un-
deTSigued viii sell n prTat sale several adj in
ing and contiguous tracts Of land, lying the
berdwaters of Dunung' Greek, in s. Clair town
ship, Bedford county, continuing 765 acres
divided iulo four tracts. three tracts thereof con-
lining respectively l57, 1853 ard lS3 acres and
the other, bcias The Siw Mn tract containing
2j2 acres These tracts will be sDld as they or
suhljyiicd to suit purchasers
The saw mil, tract contains FIRST CLASS
SAW MILL with ncvcr-ftlius he ld f water,
and Is III the midst of Il TIMBER REGION uu-
s,rpsssed for he quality OF timb'r One o'her If
the tracts c0niaius an cuvabic site for TAN
YARD, with all the advantages of water. aud is
alongside of Chestnut Ridge, where the resources
for & irk are incXhaustihe,
100 acres Of the laud is betom, mostly covered
by large sugar trees 800 acres are cleared and
Ia a good STAKE Of cultivation, and the balance
we'll timbered.
There arc THREE DN ELLING HOUSES, up.
pen the pr mis- and THREE BARNS with other
ouibuiiliugs. Tue Fruit Is choice and in abund-
aUcr upon uf heSo tr icts. This properly lies
|. mii,- Nrr,h Of Bedford, and in country ed
for lis good roads, leading North, South. sj and
Vest, 10 Bedford. Holiiaysburg. Jobu.tUgu, and
o,her points, he Penn CeLra ilreld.
Farmers. Lun btrmen, Tanners aud SpcGulators
should examine the prem ises, iheSg lands VIII
be sold on far aud reasonable toru.s.
T H. LYONS,
juuS, CO n. j. LYONS
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aRal estate Sales.


CtHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue OF a
! I4wrt Of lsUart fae'as TO me dlrec'Gq, T lneio
win be sold at Public Sale at the Court HOUSE; in
the Barourh Of Bedford, on Saturday, me Is, uhJ
Of S,plember 1866 at 10 O'Clock a u y, M ue-
f,pdapts interest in and to cerialb trac' VI i"uu,
situate in Middle Noodbery township bea''tu
County, adjoining lands OF Peter hf"gy on h ny
South D 4 p ShoeDherger helrs, Johh cum
and Hannah Sill. on the west Geo; II. baiIeoilol
ON h, north and lands of Maria L'ok hheheeS
on the east containing 80 acres abd ~ fefebe9i
nett measure now in the occupancy ol H"m o.
ard Mary A Css'ner with the gh's ara aPpui'e-
uances thereunto belonging -rs.r,nT cA,-;e
JOHN ALDS1 ADT. oh,T'n'
Bedford Aug. 10, '66. Shefin oHloe'
CtHERlFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of
! lswrits If II ia to me directed there VIII
he sold at Public Sale, 1T the Court House 10 me
Borough Of Bedford, on Saturday, he ist gay Gi
September, a D. 1866, - 10 o'clock, A NJ. All
the interest Of defendant Nm II liwln, oi 10,
ppd 10 wit Of the following described racis oil
land 81 'uate wi, z and being il Broad Top to"n-
ship Bedfrrd County, viz
No. l. Containing l45 acres and % perebes,
neat measure, and warranted ID the hhlhe ot
Christopher Long.
uest measure, aud warranted in the pam, OF John
Sock
No. 3. Containing us acres end q perches,
reat measure in The DHme OF William Lane.
No 4 Conforming 404 acres aud 81 peTchfs,
neat measure. and warranted to William 10 ter
No ) Containing ISL acI e. aud perches, neat
measure. and warranted in the lame OF John
McCuin.
No. G Containing 1868 acres and p perches,.
neat measure, and warranted ia the naine vi
Daniel Kerr
No. 7. Containing II acres aud 223 perches.
neat measure, and warranted in the name Of
Thomas NJ Long seized and taken in execution
as the property Of the said defendant hm Il.
Irwin
Also one tract Of land containing 10 acres,
rilare or less. about ) acres cleared and under
fence. wi b a one story Log Il 1use and L"s Stable
thereon cree ed, adjJining lands OF Ge rye B'riz
o1 the east, Brri min Valentine Oh lhe sou b,
sifuute IN Cumberland Valley Township, Bedford
County. and taken in cxecu ion rs the properly IT
jesse Dicbl join Al.DSIADI.
HUfriFF's OFFICE. Sheriff
Bedford, Aug To- 1865.
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WELDON OCHRE-Mv farm loca-

y ELLOW UCHRE.-Iy farm IOva-
( ted III Bedford township six mil North Of
Bedford, has upon il bank Of YELLOW 0CllhE,
nt the quality, which bus been used by mum.
b.rof persons fDr making paln's with entire sat
i,laction. am ow seiIirg this ochre al low
prices snd inyi hose iuteres cd 10 give me H.
Taey ailI find it al | represent. Almost any cul-
can be lsadr Of ii. Call at my place in Bedford
township. or address me as follows:
jun22-3ms HENRY SILL Bedford, Pa
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COURT PROCLAMATION.-Io
~ the C0r0Der, the J1lettcry of the Peace ami
CoRvtajies IN the HBereut Tomosb,pg in thu
CoDatg 0f Bedf9rd. Greeting: KNOW YE. that
In pursu nee Of prccept 70 me directed. under
the hand and seal of the Hon. ALEXANDER
KING, President Of the several Courts Of Common
Pleas. in The l5ih District consisting of the eoun-
ties Of Franklin, Fulton Bedford ard Somerset.
and by virtue Of his Office of the Court of Oyeraud
Teumncr and General Jail Delivery for the trial Of
capital aad other offenders therein. and the Gen
cra Court of Quarter Sessions Of the Peace; and
JAMES BURSs and WILLIAN g EICHoLrz Judges Of
She same Court in the same County of Bedford,
IUu and each Of you, are hereby required to be
and appear IN your proper persons with your Re
cords Recoguzpuces Examinations. aud other
Bcmembrsuces, before the Judges aforesaid, at
Bedford. ut a Court Of Oyer and Teruiner and
General Jail Delivery and General Quarter Scs-
sous Of the peace therein to be holden for the coun
ty Of Bedford, aforesaid. on the lu MoUaag Of
Seyfsatbcy, t5eiUe the 81 dag1 1856, ut 10 ciock
IN the J0reuoou n that day, there and then to do
those things TO which your several Offices appertain.
Given under my hand and seal the l0ih day Of
August, in the year Of our Lord. 1916.
JOHN ALDSTADT.
SHERIFF S OFFICE, Sheriff
Bedford, Auv. TO. 1866
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a
the twelfth and thirteenth sections Of
an act of Congress, chapter l78, APP
proved July IS, 1866"
AUGUsT-Wc 4 have now entered up
ON the month of August, and however
warm and suItry the days may be, we
can look for cool mornings and eve
nings. We have known severe frosts
to occur during this month. and tits not
improbable that such will be the case
the present year, rs the summer has
been unusually warm and that is said
to be sure harbinger of :3n early fall.
August was named after Augustus Ce-
sar, a short time before the birth Of
Christ, for it was i'm this month he was
born, created consul orchief magistrate,
thrice triumphed in Rome, subdued
Egypt to the Roman Empire, and
made an end Of the civil wars. 1t was
formerly the sixth month in the year,
and therefore called scXtilious but it is
now the eighth in the order of compu-
tItlOO commencing with .tlpUaFV
WILT PAN?-Ask your neIghbor
who has used a Gum Roller Drill, how
much seed wheat hesaves every year
whether wheat drilled III won't stand
the hardest kInd OF a winter, and even
in the most favorable season yield more
than - Iarpar mount sorad in tho old
way and he will assure van of all this
aud many, ctbnr ad,.aptaooy I'm fact
there are th,,,eard- ra.d,- to to.tif,,
H.. .,...I.... t...C,.....
s,l - ~ ''' r-4'' ,c, w., i Ia ;,
t,nt Iahor-savinr ronhino nvo, on .
c,u,,, NJ. - ,,,u c,.,,,,,, , ,.a
80 49, l''' - '''- i''' - y" 60
- h9,.r,, tI';S an+;oIa - tha,,
,,,a;'l ,,..., :.
,,.a,I7d rat ,,a,, ,.or,. ,rau' ha,.a ,,r
obasod tbi. voor AItbougb tbo do
,nanJ :; a,roa atar 4ron ~ NV. nro,.io,,.
.Isla,, ~ 80 -. : 49,, , - ,-.,.a
.-oIdnnt +ho,. ha,.o h,- snoo;oI oaroo-
..-..4 S1t,;.'., - ,...I ,..,
- - 80, -
sons who would otherwise be compel
led To do without. We would gay to
all needing Drill, secure itatonce and
not wait another year and run the risk
of losing more than its value.
s,rrr,.n..- Ii-oL7'I L,-,,.a,,,d. or di.-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

STRANGE, But TRUE.-Every young
lady and gentleman in the United States can hear
something very much to their advantage by re-
turn mail free of charge,) by addressing the un-
dersigned Those having fears of being humbug-
yed will oblige by not noticing this card. Others
will please address their obedient servant,
THoS. +. CHAPMAN,
S3l Broadway, New York
Jan ), '66--Iy.
BARGAINS! Buy
ID your TINWARE at
1ug. left B. Nc. BLYMYER & cos.
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A CHANCE FOR BARGAINS! :!
REMEMBER THE
NEW CHEAP STORE,
1t 81. CIaUSriUe, Pa.
GOODS OF ALL KINDS SOLD At
SMALL PROFTTS
OPPENHEIMER
Has just received from the East, and offers for
sale at the
LOWEST PRICES.
large and varied assortment Of
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
of every description and Of the best quality,
MILLINERY AND
FANCY GOODS, g..
a large assortment to suit all classes;
NOTIONS.
in endless variety;
MUSLINS,
all kinds, very cheap;
CALICOES,
from the best manufactures
Our stock of
DRY GOODS
is unsurpassed, and we ask all to give us call, if
they desire to get BARGAINS
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
of every description, for sale Mt the LOWEST
III, or 10, II l.
TO ORDER, at short notice and upon the most
reasonable terms. We also keep constantly on
hand a splendid assortment of PIECE GOODS =
CASSIMERES,
NESTINGS,
CLOTHS,
&c, dc.
and Mems and Boys Furnishing Goods of all
kinds.
We also have fine assortment of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
HARDWARE,
QUEENSWARE,
TINWARE,
WiLLGW-WARE,
&C., &C., &c,
together with everything usually found in a we'll
assorted store, all of which viii be sold at the
LOWEST PRICES
- Remember
OPPE.N IEIMER'S
New Cheap Store St Clairsvile, Pa
Jul 27-Gm
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I IST OF PETIT JURORS, drawn
Ifor same term.-Michael Diehl, Ephraim How
John Shaffer Thomas Rea Levi Carpenter Jere-
n,inh Shaw, Cornelius Whets one, John Burger
Tobias Snyder, George Nonstiue, Conrad Clay
comb, J. /. Noble Thos Oldham, David Price
John Furry John Sill, W B. Lambright jacob
Evans Levi S Fluck Samuel Crisman, Christian
Meyers William Horn Henry B. Mock William
Rose, Geo W Zimmers Of Jac., A. II Hull John
C Miller Baltzer Fletcher William Whip, Call
win Tobias. John B. Fluck, John Alsip. George
Gardil Eli Holsinger. Daniel Berkhimer, D. s
X. Brumbaugh, Joseph T0minson, Richard Lang
don.
Known and certified at Bedford, this Sd day of
May, 4. b. 1866
Jso. c rrsnrn. william EiHK' Ii k A'''
aug lG-4t. Clerk. Jury CONS
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gsQal alotitfs.

II IST OF GRAND JURORS, drawn
1 Ifor September Term, lst Monday, Sd day, A.
D. 1866 David Patterson, Foreman, William
Rock. Sr.. George Smouse, l.. D Sau' p, Abraham
Reighard, John w Sans. Joseph Barney, Heze-
Joseph W Daniels. Jacob kensinger william
Cristnan, Geo F. Steel, W A. Dapaker Phillip
Barkman, Lewis Putt. William stuckey Lewis
Housare, Marion Zembower H. P VIII ms
Jonathan Brindle. William Fluck, Gabriel Hull
Drawn and Certified at Bedford, this 3d day of
May A. d. 1866.
Attest ISAAC KENSINGER.
Jyo. G. FISHER. WILLIAM KIRK.
aug lot. Clerk, Jury CONS
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LAND FOR SALE.

The undersigned offers for sale the follow
ing valuHble bodies Of lard
THEE CHOICE TRACTS OF LAND,
containing 100 acres each situated on the Illinois
Central ailrnad. in Champaign county, State of
Illinois miles from the city of L blna and one
mile from Rentua Station said Railroad. Two
If the tracts adjoin aud one of them has q never
failing poud of ~ateru upon it The city Of Urbana
contains about 4 ,G0a in abtants Champaign is
the greatest wheat growing cclmty in Illinois.
ALSo-O"e-foa Of q tract Of Ea"d, situated
in Broad Top township Bedford county, con ain
ing about IS acres with all the coal veins Of Broad
Top running through it.
ALso-T6re Lofs IN tire toton Of Coaimont.
Huntingdon county.
Jan 26. OFF F. C. REAMER
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COMMUNION SERVICES will be held
in the Ger. Ref, Church of this place,
on Sunday the 18th. Several strange
ministers are expected to be present on
the occasion. Preaching on Thursday
and Friday evenings previous. Pre-
paratory services on Saturday, at lo4
O'Clock, \. NJ.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
"A Notice is hereby given that letters Of Admin
istratiou have been granted TO III" subscribers on
the cstatc OF Martin Hoover late Of Liberty town
ship, deceased
All persons indebted to said estate are notified
10 make payment. and those having claims there
on will present them duly authenticated for set
uement GEORGE HOOVER,
JOHN II. DILIlNG.
jul l3-6t Adm IS
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nUBLlC SALE OF REAL Is
TATE.-By virtue Of m order Of Inc Or
phaus' Court Of Bedford County. the subscriber
win sell OF public vrudue on the premises. in
South Woolherry Township, on Friday the "a
day Of August next, he f,llowi-g Real Esla,e,
late the properly + Richard W ZONES decd,
viz. A tr,ej Of improved lard, adjoining lands
Of Bcrjrmiu Lyons heirs, and Jacob Long. and
continuing . acres- l07 perches net, measure -
The Iard /, Of gond guilty and consider bic
portion of IL is un Ter Guilty. The improve
meats are comfortable dwelling house with sa-
bic ard olhcr gu buildings Terms-oue bird Of
the pur base money in hand at he con frmltlon
0. he sale. htlaurc in two equal unuusl payments
without interest Sale will commence al o'clock,
DAVID G. LONG.
jul 27-tt Adm r,
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n Office TO TRESSPASSERS.-
! The undersigned citizens Of Bedford town
ip Bedford County, take this method Of inform
ing the public that they will prosecute to the
fullest extent Of the law, all persons who shall
rresspl>s by fishing, hunting, gathering nuts or
berries, cutting timber, or in any manner whateV-
er, on their respective premises.
F. SchunbIy. William Fletcher, John ). Imlcr,
Michael Earnest. Samuel BeesIe. Chas Coltclt,
Adam ImIer. J D Hcsei, VIM : FIuck, John Ear
nest Barbara Zumers Jonathan Diehl. Robert
Fyau. William koons, : ImIer. Dar Price Alex
ander Price Alexander Diehl Henry Beegic,
John Ritchev, Mrs C Baruhart John lount,
Wm Shatzcr VIM Schofcld.
aug lU-3t
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Alto o'clock, next Sunday, in the
Catholic church of this place, the Rt.
Rev. DR.. Domenec, Bishop Of Pitts
burg, is expected toadminister the Sac
rament Of Confirmation, and will, in
said church, deliver a lecture at o.
clock. =. NJ.
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SAD ACcIDENT.-Mr. George Long
streth, we'll known citizen of Liberty
Township, this county, aged about
seventy-two years, was killed on Fri
day last, about two miles south Of
Hopewell, while walking on the Il. d
b. T. r. r., by Locomotive, which
ran against him knocking him from
the track.
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ATTENTION is called to the card of
J. w. Dickerson, in another column,
headed ''Soldiers' Bounties."
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4(0titeG. IL.


TOR SALE-NERY Iowa second
| hand PIANO Inquire Of
aprl3, 66.-if. c. \. HICkOk.
WTAGONS.-TWo new two horse
w Wagons for sale. Reasonable cref it given
Aug3-lt 4. B. CRAMER & co.
SNANTED.-Cash to purchase our
w Fall Stock. All in our debt over six months
are respectfully requested to pay us. a certain
class, who imagine we can do without money.
viii be called upon, only once more; afterwards
the proper officer will wait upon them.
aus3.-it A. B. CRANER x co.
I Asst NOTICE.-My old books
I lmust be squared by cash or note Immediate
ly. Those persons who may fail to settle their
accounts, or before August 18th 1866 must
blame hemsclrrs, if they have costs to poy. IS I
have been very induIgent. and now need money.
jul l2-tf NM. HARTLEY.
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THE CROPs are said to have been
greatly benefited by the hot weather
this summer, and the average yield Of
grain, etc, will be much greater than
wa. anticipated last spring.
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OLIVE were shown, one day last
week, by Casper Stroup, Esq, of Juni-
alta township, ? sample Of good Lubri-
eating Oil, taken from the surface OF a
Spring, a short distance from his resi-
dpnce
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IT is midsummer madness to sup
pose that any genuine transatlantic
perfumes are for sale in this country,
and moral insanity to purchase the
wretched limitations when PhalOn's
"Night Blooming Cereus," the rarest
scent in Christendom, is sold every
where at one dollar per bottle.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


REFRACTORY DAUGHTERS. Mr. cao
washington, well-known and verv
wealthy old colored man Of this w.; MY
has two daughters, whom he io v,.y
passing well. One is quite black ana
the other light, but both children "n ~
George Washington. He brought IN W -
girls pefore the Freedmen's Court nv
saturday and informed Squire Johnso o'
that they We're about to run awav aud
he desired that they should be- CON- nno
PEELED to remain athome and com ou,,,,
themselves properly, especially as thar Por,
were apparently bent OH layinp vioIan,
anus on some 81 200 in silver and cola
,ich he had ON hand, with thes o ~
Az .tion of going to Baltimore to a an.
pliced. The daughters seemed r. ~
termined to bid farewell to the nater ne
domicil whether or no, and M raI Inhu
son told them that as they were v st;,I
minors, they must go home and o I.a,,
their fathers commands, or he w uuIS
have to secure them in jail. Prsserpinu
home to the jug, they yielded and le,ss
with their venerable parent. It il s,,s
pected there are a couple dark .skin 1us
Lotharios in the wood pile.u who hea
equa! designs upon the old man i money nov
and daughters. "oney
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PASSENGERS per Steamship Niagara, Capt Couch from
Now York, Feb 4th: NJ Sherwood, J Montgomery J
Moran, Ewell, II Maddox z Binke, Louis Prick. J
o Wet. W II Decker. Banks, J Tufts, Tay
Tor, VIM Mcleod, N Crane, W q Mcintosh, Cross.
man, VIM King p p Jameson, X B Quintard. G Man.
ming b Thomas, L @ Johnson P Young, R Cra-
mer, 4 Baker, L Simpson, d Balentins, Amy,
Baltzer, A D Allen, g White, h Hammel d
Forsythe, l. Q Cummings Brscox, J Randolph,
9 James, P p Macarthur, Dickinson, P Page, G
Benton, D II Benton, D II Warren, b Davis, Tan.
ner, Young, i M Morris, d A Hill, Minor, g
Mix, Brown, Ellsworth, II Ward, II II White, N
Greene J D Kent, and SO steerage.
CoNsIGNEEs per Steamship Niagara, Capt Couch, from
New York, Feb 4th: Str Eous, J Smith Bro, & X
X r. Go, CRANKY Sons, Woodward, Young Co
g w Bailey, w 4 Harrison & Co, Il NJ Dunn Co. W.
Pepper, Warren Woodhouse G l. Grow A &C
Santos, I'll B 4 Son, Davis Bro, G Percy, J p
Borum Ludlow Wilson, J ii Dawson, Stewart Dey
Salisbury, Taylor, Martin Co, J Jones, Stevens
salisbury Nottingham, W r Jones, w Allen 4 Co,
Nv Rowland, Forbes Butt, Wilson Taylor, J.,
Scott Co. Capt Blake, Q Staples, Maury, Nation
q Expess Co, W X Hadgins D Tompkins, March.
QBillups, y Hondley, J spratey, White Sale J
lister Chic, Moody, Com Hitchcock, VIM Johnnie,
hetzger, Montgomery a Wilson, Morris Co, Col
LIANT. P Hume, rs order.