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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-06-07
The Tab1eauX.

Tomorrow night friday the
entertainment will be given at
the Methodist Church. Tickets,
fifty cents. We have nothing to
add to our remarks of last week.
further than to hope that the build
ing may be crowded to its utmost
capacity.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-06-07
Cincinnati, Ohio.

Flour, and wheat dull, nominally IN
changed :. Corn, not SO firm, and prices low
er, at Gle for mixed ir elevator, and lie In
saks Oats, firm at 53@56 $780,. Rye. scarce
at Csc. Barley, scarce, at 81 60@S1 65
-. Whiskey, unchanged in bond. 24925
....Mess Pork, in good demand at S3l for
pew, and S29 so for old -. Bulk Meats, I'M
changed, at l2a @l7A.. Lard 22c. -.
Cotton. dull at 81 G38--no demand. Gold,
1391a q l40.
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Congressional.

A bill to prevent cholera" is in
progress through Congress. A bill
to prevent the complete restora-
ton of the Union has been in
progress there for months under
Thaddeus Stevens auspices.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-06-07

@The steamer City OF Mem
phis exploded one of her boilers
on Thursday, 3lst, some forty
miles below Memphis. Sixty
lives lost-~many wounded.
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BACON.

SHACKLEFORD s. BRIGHT, and GIL
BERT, KERR 6 SMITH, at their respective
are paying Is cents per pound for good bacon
hog round. may 31-tf
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Sherif's Sale Of Land.

Two tracts of land belonging to
John Wood, in 18th district, are
advertised in this paper to be sold
at the courthouse next Saturday,
the 9Th.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-06-07

We do not believe in "cure-alls'' until We
have tried Ayers inimitable PILLS, and now
we think the whole secret lies in the fact,
that purgatives are the natural remedy for
disease, and DR.. Aver has made the best Of
purgatives. They cure all complainis.--Lo-
gan, O. Press.
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AGENTS.

The following gentlemen are duly author-
lied agents of the OBSERVER:
S. II. PARvIS. 63 West Fourth Street, Gin
einnati. Ohio.
Col. CHRIS. c. McKINHEY. Petersburg, Tenn
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Marriages
MARRIED.:

1nthis county, Sunday, Srd inst, Mr.. ISAAC
BALLARD and Miss ANN E. BAILEY.
In this place, Sunday, 3rd inst, by Elder C.
r. Darnell, Mr.. JOHN G.. GOODRICH and
Miss ANN A. FEENEY.
In this county, Sunday, 3rd inst, Mr.. Full
TON PATTON and Miss MARY GEORGE.
In this county, Tuesday, 9th inst, Mr.. Ma
POLEON HALL and Misa ELIZABETH T.
BENSON.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-06-07

gee- Persons purchasing articles Gdrerts:ed
IN these columns, ,0H please naeatioz that they
saW the advertisement ia the FAYETTEVILLE
OBSERVER
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XIV.

Flour, Superfne, 81 Is; extra, 50 so; farn-
ily,S l2 Corn, in bulk, Zoe. Oats, 55c
Bacon-Shoulders, l41zc; Clear Sides
l914c... Lard. prime 22Iac... Mess Pork,
S3l 5O.... Whisky, raw. &c.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-06-07

rgs- Advertisements n,Ust be hG7sdsd into the
Office by TUESDAY MoRSISG, to itSitrs an ap-
pearahcs ia the folLow6stq Paper.
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NEATLY PRINTED RLAEKS

For Magistrates and CoHStabLes, Just printed
and for safe at this Office.
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Job RrtntinG

OF erery description, neatly done at this Office,
on reasonable terms. All york delicered sUhe,,
promised. Try u.s.
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$1,000 PER YEAR: "

want Agents everywhere to sell our IMPROVED
$40 Sewing Machines. Three new kinds. I'm
der and upper feed. Sent on trial Warrant
ed five years Above salary or large commits
slons paid. The ONLY mac hines sold in United
States for less than $40 which are fully licensed
by Ho'0e, Wheeter j. Wilson, Grocer 4 Baker,
Singer 4 Co., and Bachelder. AU other eheap
machines are heterogeneous and the seller or
user are liable to arrest, fine and Imprisonment.
Illustrated circulars sent free Address, or
call upon Shaw & Clark, at Biddeford, Maine,
or Chicago, III. june7-isyly*
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B6- Advertisements are inserted ia the order
IN ,cIsich they are handed in.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-06-07

nRGen. Winfield Scott died
n Tuesday, goth ult.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-06-07

or make them 70 order. at short
notice. Bacon, Wheat, and all 9TH
er kinds of Country Produce taken
at the market price in exchange for
work, if delivered at the Ship, Cobbs
old lanyard, Fayetteville. my l0jat
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-06-07
NEW HOUSE.
Family Groceries.
STBeALL&cHAFIIy
NORTH SIDE OF THE SQUARE,
In the Stonebraker House;
FAYETTEVILLE, TENN.

4 FULL SUPPLY Of Bacon, Lard;
Il Flour, Meal. Sugar, Coffee, Salt, Mo.
lasaes, Honey, and Country Produce
kept ON hand, as cheap as the market
viii afford, We will endeavor by
fair dealing, living prices, and keep
ing a good assortment. to make it
to the interest OF the public TO deal
With us. BEN. GHAFIN would
be glad 20 receive the patronage Of
bis old friends and customers.
apl2-tf
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-07
Rtal &statt.
LENTz d APPLEGATE,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
oficc 523 Third street, North side
DAYTON, ONO.


Al.HN I'f.
IN SMALL FARM, 81 AGREES GOOD
brick house aud we'll improved, six miles from
Dayton, adjuininR Liberty-e 800.
a fms residence, ~ acres, weQ improved,
within one mile Of Dayton-f3,3OO.
fIame hodse and ~ actce, on Greeneastlc
x iarm Of 100 acres, on Boar Crock good land,
for eco per ecrc. NNtyH L.
farm OF 30 acres, two milos north of Phillips
burg, theRp at 5000.
A fins brick on JouOs stre0tr- ~ 800. ttsrfl
line house and lot on East Third street 81 GOO
Three houses aud lots on Fourth street for y 100
e2,b00, aud q " each all chCap j
hne residence In yellow Springs, well i'm
lprOYed-N 800 f....U s..f l.u- l-ifr
a good house and lot, wcil improved, on Lons
stleUi.4t2O00 'iI 4 llL. .flH
A farm, miles from Dayton, Of iIl aeres,, well
iinpiuyedi on Eaton Pike; cheap for tiT,UO
/ farm uf lbi acrcs, mile east 81 Union, on the
old Troy road well improved, and the best qualify
OF iand-sgOO0 .i iI
a farp ofigl acres, we'll improved miles sDhth
west or COyington Ohio, the best land FOR 10 lei
acre fi. iU 'H.. nt..t r hf .9ll ~
Flax factory occupied by Afessrs. Davis 4 90.
With machinery and acres Of land. ''''
a fNrn VI 100 acres mile north OF lirOwnt sta
tion, on Western X. r. On Twin Creek, wen I'm
proved fiu,0pJ 800 -Ilf -'. ..5H
A farm OF 30 acres on Grcenyillc H. R,--fg,9i0.
A farm Of % acres, good improvements, NJ
Browns station, on Western H. r. {3,2tO. 80
A farm Of 70 acres, on GormantOwn Pike, nile'
from Dayton $1,000
a number Of houses and lots In diHcrent parts o.
] the city. All viii be sold cheap. -...
fobS.tf LENrh & APPLICABLE. r. r. a.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-07

Geafksmeas / have recently boon labOrlng upd or
the distressing effects OF indi gostiou accompanied
by prospGtion of the nervous system. Numsr-
Gus remedies were recommended by friends, and
some OF them tostcl. but without rOlef Your
lloo1aud'g German Bltters were recommended by
persons who had tried thOm, and whose favorable
mention or these Bittors Induced me To try them
must confess that hSd an aversion to pateut
Medicines from the thousand and onc' uuagk
''Bttcrs'' whose only aim seems TO be to palm on
swoetuned aud drugged liquor upon the community
in a sly way. nnd tho tendency Of which, I fear Is
To mako many confirmed drunkard. Upon learn
ing that yours was really medicinal preparation,
took 10 with happy Uticct, It's action. not only
upon the stomach, but upon the nervous system,
was prompt and gratifying. I feel thatf have
derived great and permanent benent from the use
1f "a few bottles Very respectfully, yours,
W. d. SEIGFRIED, No. 25i ShacGar,a aSou st
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-07
From ssy5 SSyIga % brown y 2 EateT Of the

From Rey.J. Newton Brown. u, u, Editor of tho
Encyclopedia of Religious Knowledge and Chris
tIan Chronicle, Philadelphia
d, Although not disposed TO favor or recommend
Patent Medicines IN general. throug IN diStrust OF
their ingredients aud effects yet know OF no suf-
hcicnt reasons why man may not testify to the
benefits he believes himself to have received from
any simple preparation in the hope that he may
thus contribute TO the bonc1t of others.
DO this the more readily In regard 10 IIoofand's
G0man Htters, prepared by Dr. L. NJ. Jackson of
this city, because was prejudiced against them for
many years, undor the Impression that they We're
chiefly un alcoholic mi Nturc. l am indebted TO my
trcnd, Roh't Shoemaker Esq, for the removal of
THIS prejudice by proper tests and for encourage
mcnt 10 try them when suffering from great and
long continued debility. The use of three bottles
of these Bittcrs at the beginning OF the present
year, was Followed 10y evident rulief and restora-
tion to degree OF bodily and mental igor which
had not felt for siN months BEFORE and had almost
despairei of rogaininR. | therefore thank Cod,
aud my friend for directing me To the use OF them
j. NEWTON BROWN, Philadelphia.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-07
HWOFLAND's GERMAN BITTEHS
win cure every case Of
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY
AND DIsEAsEs or TlfE KfDNKYs.
nEAn VINO sAYS 80.

From the R6y. Levi q. Beck Pastor OF the Baptist
Church. Pomberton. y. J., formerly OF The North
baptist Church, Philadelphia at psescnt Pastor
Got the baptist Church, Chester ia.
lave known fioonand's German Bltters favor.
ably for a number OF years have used thom In my
own family, aud have been 80 pleased with their
ofCcts-thatI wai iuduoed TO recommend them 10
many othoTe, and Know that they have operated IA
Strtklngly beneficial manner. ltakc great pleas
uro In hus publicly prucluiming this fact and call
ing thg ttonttOp of those aniicted with tue dfs
CIscstU (Which they are aipeommeudod.- to these
Rttiors kt'Ning from experience that my rccom-
M lattice = III be sustained to this more checr.
tuity rs ttJd1anl's nitters Is Intended to benefit
thu afflicted, AMI Is mot ~ rum drink" &.
Yours, truly LEVI e.. BECK.
From Rev W. ID. Suigrrio0. Pastor OF Twelfth
Baptist Church, Philadelphia
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-07
From Rev u. Merrige Pastor of the Passyunk
Church, Philadelphia.

from the many respectable recommendation
given 10 DIR. Hoonant's German Bittcrs, / was in
duced to give them trial. After using several
bottles found thom to Inc good r0mety for dc.
bility, and most excellent tonic for the stomach.
D. MERRIGE
From Rev, Mm. Smith. formerly Pastor OF the
Nncentown and Milville (N.J) Baptist Churches
Philadelphia
Having used in my family n number of bottles OF
your HOOnnnds German Hitters, have 10 say that
| regard them rs an excellent medicine, specally y
etlapted tO remove the tlisensns they are recon-
mcnded for. They strengthen and invigOrnte the
system whGU delilitate,i and igrc useful IN disor-
hers of the hycr loss Of appetite, sc. I have also
recommended hem TO several of my friends who
have tried them. and found them greatly beneficial
in the restoration Of health Yours, truly,
VIM SMITH. O86 Hutchinson Street.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-07

From the Rev. ThOs. ID, Winter, ID. D.. Pastor of
.4 lRoXborongh baptist Church
Dear Sr;-.-I feel itdHe IN your excellent prcpa-
ration. liooland's German Btters, 70 hd,i my tes
ltnOny to the deserved reputation IL has obtained.
have for years. at times, beon troubled with great
disorder in my head and nervous system. / was
advised by q friend to try bottle of your German
Bitters. did SO, and have experienced great and
unexpected relief; my health has been very ma
terially benefited | confidently recommend the
article where meet with cases similar to my own
and have been assurci bymany OF their good Of
focts. Respectfully, yours. r. WINTER
... - % RoNborough, Pa. .
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TIE Ftnlass.

The statement contained IN the Dublin cofresponielce
Of coIperhead paper Ia this city thai American
Fenan naned David A. Sutton IN Ireland and had
gwen important Information to the British government
concerning Fenian plans is utterly unfounded A Wild
statement appeared some time sInco in New York
paper to the effect that Mr. Sutton had et Tor England
with certain documents, tho property OF the Fcuan
brotherhood OF great vanc 10 the English govern
The paragraph copied into the Irish papers and The
Dbln correspondent doubt tases IL granted that
the statement The fact is Mr. Sutton Is at pro
scni in 81 LOUIS has not been In Ireland for years and
" working energeticaly ia this He Indignantly
denies tie cbaigel made against him. However much
the British government may suspect II knows but little
OF the republican organization in ireland ~ the
movements of he leader II 10 equally At fault to tho
plans Of tho Brotherhood in this country notwiihsaud
Ing tho large number Of spies and agents ina, haunt the
hotels I'd strs.ts
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THE NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD.
-Y~~~e~s-~~~~o~~e~-~s,>~->
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE or THE NEW YORK HERALD.
TRoY, Nov. %, 1890.

TRoY, Nov. - 1896
Tho Central Railroad, passing irto bands tho
middle OF month when thcJ W. Keep South Shore
Corning interest take charge OF the great cner
prise, has rendered proper that should ascertain In
behalf Of the public the character o. ts future manage
ment--not, however, wi any Wow OF contrasting II
with tho past In this respect have II the highest
authority thai 1t Is fully intended to greatly improve the
running facilities OF the road. and 10 improve tho time
tables az To- speed, materially lcssenng the time con
suDed b. tive tho ladng Pr nts II IL thought that
the fact OF tho American Express Company having
already several men IN each town along the line whose
in looking for the flare OF the road will
be greatly beghteoed by tho semnnion so TO speak Of
tho two enterprises. will hsvc favorable effect upon
the great and really important interests Of tho
patronizinx public. Another important fact appears
Whom tho road constructed. and since tbat
time, whenever II has been found necessary TO
purchase five ten which to construct
fro ght houses depnts tanks and other
daton holdings and Platforms In great number Of
stances the company compelled TO purchase whole
FARMS which they vet retain. The approaching
management will soil this surplus land and devote the
proceeds TO the mprov men or the track and the road
generally In 0c 10 given out that la all respects inc
broom will not only sweep cl"ap but will continue
tho process dur ng lis term OF office.
The programn. for the coming election his been made
up aud there w be No application OF tho dsmpened
sponge thu siurc anterior the day 18Th OF Decem
ber) down for the choice OF President ~ thought
that IL Mr. FARO should be chosen to the position or
President tho would DO hencefor,h managed
tirey in the interest Of the express ;ompanea; but
hear to-day that his health Is pur aud that some other
person, allied a. tho Same combination, may be liked
upon ultimately.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-26

ss.Ay 70 HsA verkwhsas ana psas &c. corn lsc bar.
Imports. 50 sss s4cr sc si.s.. wheat iscs bushels
corn. iaS SasSsi. sly S'o Spsssl. Iys ). =.
our as ss, No. spr,as !. 81 g !. sS 81 am
Sss nsS MssAs ny
sgis corn,s.les 1900 bushels Ilao. m,ssa 4, :, o.
Bariey-canaaa held At 81 81 os RYE 81 Pea. .cs
Psa 2 @ ss. y s . 70 s.s ss g.
See % s asr z s 6 e.
wheat, ssil bushels corn sss bushels; oa'; ~,
for the wses1Fieur bB. wheat, s, Sassa.
y sSsssi bushels 40 49, s ss sas
s Sasa. '''' bushels '0'' ''O bushels '' 'ss'
e for No closing at o. loa 81 !. for No and o. =
g. 81. ac.ea weak .1 & os'sss ana a.
pss, s ' s pork g. s 81 de-
ss and closed moderately active q sc ss fcr fa, IT. %
sss g cSS.sei. s4ss AGO cS g, ss.:
j. sss sss% ao sosa ds os ss Jour- bush
Flour sn whoa, active =. 81 x 70, No. s sna ~ for
Corn steady :, s os =
msns 70 500 so aoa arus snS sn
a 4 s's si"irs si' -
dun r. 81 Lard ali a Gold s'" As''
f e. as s WIS., srsr s' ~ SSss at 81:
ter; sales at 4c. Lake frelshts duh and nominal
WiLxISGroS. N c.. Nov. "a 1919.
Crude turpentne-S5 for yellow dip and ~ ~ for hard
Spirits Of turp.niinc &c $50 - 81 Tar, $l5 Cot
ton-S0lsc. 3ic. for middlings.
AucusYA Ga. Nov. "a. 1876
Cotton 6rmer; sales SIS bales; middngs, ri &c
SAysNSAH Nov. ~ 1866.
Cotton IRREGULAR middllng 3lc. 32c.
tiuAaIxsroy Nov "a 1879
Cotton advanced lc. &c sales. Ito bales; mddngs,
3l1sc. &C. Stock lght
Augusta. Nov ~. 1875
Cotton is better; strict middt.ng s2r Sales 30 bales
NAw OsfrAss, Nov. "a. 1866.
Cotton active and higher; sales no bales low midilng
ut SIC Recctps $500 bales Sugar lower; fair nj II'
Mo,ss lower Inferior, sDc. prtae, SIC CO. Bank
sterling 50 New York exchange, Il discount Frerhts
unchanged; to New York. Nc; Liverpool IA. a ai6d
Iayrc TO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-26

Kingdom sAs the passing Of tho act in 1889 has bssa
$3.50. Of With large proportion have already boss
wound up or are undergoing the process
The Eropeam Times in speaking Of the condition or
the Bank Of England, says
II was probably the rspid decline in the banks dis
count business by further decrease Of f7as 4o7
the advances on "other securities that has chiefly
prompted the reduction the rate Of discount to four
cent for ~ the under this head the increase
OF eat 1875 in IL clearly traceable The de-
pos,s will be observed have diminished In the face
OF this d intuition in their banking liabilities accompa
MED By large increase in the amount Of cash In the
TIL the directors had choice but TO lower the rate
The increase In the coin and bullion Is &68 0l0 which
accords very closely with the amount known 10 have
been gained by bank the import and export trans
actions OF the week since the previous return.
London circular publishes a letter from Mr.. Hugh
Mccuiloch Secretary Of the Treasury In which he
marks
The policy OF the government regard TO It's bonds Is
well understood in this country and there ought to
he any mistake about u the other side The prnc-
pal Of oil bonds the interest OF which IL payable In
CON, will be raid in coin. Our interest bearing notes
arc payable In currency.
The highest prices Of the leading stocks sold 1t the
st session Of the Exchange each Saturday Of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-26
A CageL ptpDar CORRECTED.
TO TINE EDITOR OF rms HERALD

TO THE EDITOR OF rus HERALD.
CINCINNATI Eos. n, 1896
statement vas made In q reoent number OF The
HsRaip that my wife bad been violated BY negro The
statement to this extep, is utterly false The who
made hadno.hing Whatsoever 10 ground upon but biz
own imagination. There was aggravated a'aant and
robbery and there night bavs been worse had MT my
wife been Grave and spirited lady, who would not hest
tate instant between death and d-houor and lad abe
not found lucky opportunity n make her escape from
window. by your regard, therefore. FOR truth for the
character OF your Journal and for tho feelings Of high
minded woman. who enough wfongcd without beng
wrongod by the American press. appeal 70 you
70 make very explicit and very conspicuous retracin
OF Tho cruel tasehood 10 which your columns have .cn
lieut.. DAVID a. NAsS0s.
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c A N A D A.
SPECIAL Correspondence OF ras NEW r,rx A-aAlu.
The Burnt District In Garbec The IA man
Visitors. &c.


Tho burnt District In Qarb-c Tho IA man
Visitors. &c.
QUrarc, q. r.. Nov "a 1881
Tho suburbs Of 81 Roch and ST. sauveur lately IN A
waste by nre, rising from their aSbcs nth the
rapidly OF Jonah's gourd, thanks TO the money sub
scrbed in Canada England and the Uuitod States Tho
order architecture Is not very classic OF tho
houses being OF tho shed class few OF sons
and brick and IL Is likely that the spring brick will
replace tho wood OF the other dwellings, II would be
very foolish II the City Council allowed wooden houses
again TO be permanently built
PsISCF GRAxfpIA.
These distinguished visitors yes,s rday visited the
citadel OF this city, accompanied nv thu Mayor They
also went tho burnt district This evening they 20
up TO Montreal
Prince Glanctto Doris il old noble family OF that
days Of the republic OF Genoa about the 1850 II
was Ia the long strife which existed between the rival
republics OF Genoa and Venice that the first D0riRs
distinguished. and IN particular Paganino DORA who
beat the Venctlans In various actions, and at last
the asceDdency OF hs oenoese by tho brilliant victory
Of Porto Iongo In 1884, but perhaps tho most llustrous
member Of the family was Andrew DORA, one o. the
greatest generals OF his age aud whose figures
during the long and celebrated contest between Charles
'. and Francis l. Andrew Doria died Ia 1860, and
Genoa raised monument 70 him with this inscription
/" To the Father Of his Country lie Dre de inca
d. GzoIa IL also OF old noble family but less known
to history Some people think that these two nobemen
came 70 look at Canada and Judge IL IL DO az place OF
residence for his Holiness the Pope who has idea OF
living his Qnes aud faithful locks in this province.
ing ts freezing mantle H. and large part OF this
city rising ont Of IL ashes.
Tho skating season will set In and the "rnss"
Will be covered with crowds OF the young snd say.
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HIPPIN G NE w S
aoar Or NEW yoaE, NOVEMBER Is. IsSS.

Arrived.
Steamship Germania CIiami. phiers Hanbury sov -.
Eunharh 70. Nov n, on Cape RACE . s<s,n~r Or
- 50 sGanara ."r'ss 81 ..s"%.s .apta:.a -. c r.,
q ~ go. bond sl'e bar. Nv 1nn,h' bound !" rAs
n y. . s;';s y; $;:; t.. J.. ~
g'a III ss ss -s ~, I'D a. Z.
shcr, ~ wafer and supplied her.
md.s nj pss~assr. d owd.n
s,'amship ermsn tdvinrson has.r Savannah % hours.
Steamship Mouesa, Lasbv charleston. % houu. 9th
nfse - Livingston. far %
eth ,ad.e sad p,,.-ny-r,. 10 G 'ioossp--d.
Steamship Glaasps Dsis Boston Ah hadse ari psssea.
n.r. Damon ,'roweil auspoa Are. s-ps >, 9Th Ais,
sp .sS.ns =, r-ns, n osT s..r,ss AZ ~ Il = isa
;, * rru-. brs frsaas s,ssrlosSw NJ 9 At H. Ion
Nnsis u asyira IN ..sahorn) Misai, Honi-ya,o
y a.,s rih hae. :, s.apisr wsl.foni
0agt Is.nlag SCR Miller Guaotsn.mo y iaJs eta 80
rrs rsS@ ylism riri-m,s. raqa,s. 10y u. -. RI
Sasa 10 ss,re. s.sips I'D h.sy .ta,s ss-srs.
oss brig Queen q the souIs f'en re 1ansiro f. ss~
We cosquer.n M. va.,--, 80 ~ r. . i.ys 80
VIA II Toss..pf al Liiy. nsyas,. !, a.r - =.
sr rs I'm tl. ",gai n H. " .is so
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