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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-08-22

CARTRIDGE Box VS. BALLOT Box.
lin order to show what difference
it makes whether an election is carried
on by the cartridge box or the ballot
box, it may be mentioned that tho
Congressional District opposite Gin
cinnati gave. at the recent election,
$3.50 Democratic majority. Green
Clay Smith, hy the aid of Lincoln's
bayonets, was elected to .he present
"Rump" Congress from this district
by 1,245 Cartridge box) majority.
Tire ballot box tells q different story.
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dlied.

In Chatham, sangamon county, Illinois, on
the sth inst, JAMES EDWARD ALBERT, son
of JAMES and HANNAH LIPPENoorr, formerly Of
this county, aged year, 10 months and 3 days.
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Sherinf'S Sale.

DY VIRTUE Of writ of Fieri Faeias, issued
ID out Of the Court of Common Pleas Of Clear
field county, and TO me directed, there win be
exposed to PUBLIC SALE, at the Court House,
in the borough Of Clearfed, on Monday. the
27th day of September, IS66, at o'clock
p. M. the following described Real Estate, 20 wit;
A certain tract Of land situate in Pike tewh
ship, Clearheld county, Pa, beginning Of white
oak, thence north nnety-f ur perches to post ;
then CO east Eve perches to hemlock south
forty. three perches to a white cak east twenty
two perches to n red ohk west twenty seven
perches to the place Of beginning; containing
nine acres aud sixty five perches and allowance.
Seized, taken 10 execution. and to be sold as the
property eff James A. boal.
lnfs- Bidders will take notice that Is per cent.
Of the purchase money must be paid when the
property Is knocked down. or II will be put up
sgaiu for sale. JACOB A. FAUST,
SHEnIrF's OFFICE, Sheriff.
Clearfeld Pa. Augusta, 1856.
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FIRST ARRIvAL.-We observe that
VIM. F. Irwin is just receiving a full
stock of seasonable goods, at his new
store on second street. His goods and
wares are of the best quality, and he
sells them remarkably cheap; thus
Offering double inducement TO buy
ers. Call and see him.
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The Hoes AND THE BoRoUGH FAITH
ERs7-If the borough "Dads" do not
take the proper steps to enforce the
"hog-law" on Sunday, they will be
compelled to bury some dead hogs on
Monday. Last Sunday the front
yards in some portions Of the town
were nearly turned upside down, by a
drove of hogs, evidently let out of the
pens that morning, to annoy the citi-
zens, or to kill the weeds, both of
which had better be done in some
more agreeable way.
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Music Store.

.D NJ. GREENE has opened his Mu-
I'D. sic Store, one door west of w 3.
Lewis Book Store, where he keeps constantly on
hand Steinway Sons and Gaehle's Piano Man
ufaciuring Company's Pianos Mason a Ilamlin's
Cabinet Organs and Carhart, Needham q Cos
Melodeons Guitars, Violins, Flies, Flutes
Guitar and Violin striRgs.
MusIc BooKs-Golden Chain, Golden Shower,
Golden conser, Golden Trio, de., &C.
SHEEr Muac.--lIe is constantly receiving
from Philadelphia all the latest music, which
persons at n distance wishing, can order, and
have sent them by mail at Publishers prices.
E~- Pianos and Organs Warranted foF Eve
years.
Those wishing to buy any Of the above Articles
are invited to call and examine mine before pur-
chasing elsewhere. My prices are the same as
in New York and Philadelphia.
Circulars Of Instruments sent promptly upon
application with any additional information de-
sired, b. NJ. GREENE,
Hill street. huntington, Pa,
One door west Of Lewis Book Store,
or Miss L. A. p. KINDER. Cle8rfold,
Dec. 6, ls651 Agent for Cloarheld CO., Ponn'a.
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Have Just received large and we'll So
lected Stock of all kind Of Staple goods,
such as
Dry Goods, Clothing,
Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps No
tiors, Hardware, Glass, Nails Oils,
Paints. Queensware,
Groceries, Flour, Bacon. Feed, &C., which
we are offering at greatly reduced prices,
For Cash or in
Exchange for Lumber and Shingles.
We hope to make it to the advantage OF
Timber Men,
10 the lower end of Clearfed county and
on Clearfield Creek, to get their supplies
from this point, being on the line of
Rail Road can Sell
goods on better terms than at any point
in Clearfeld county, and we are selling
our Stock at such
prices as to make it an object to those bay
ing goods in this market 10 deal with US
Advances Of Goods, Feed, &C.,
made on account OF Square Timber. which
we will either sell on commission or buy
at hXed rates.
Flour of different Brands can be had at
all times at very low prices, at the Clear
field Store. Philipsburg, Penn'a.
Dry Goods-Notions. &C., in great vari-
ety, at the lowest price for Cash, at the
Clearfeld Store, Philipsburg, Penna
Salt by the Sack OF load, cheaper than
can be had any where else, at the Clear
field Store, Philipsburg. Penn'a.
Call and Examine the stock of goods, at
the Cleardeld Store, at Philipsburg, Pa.
Highest price paid in Goods or Cash for
Lumber and Shingles at the Clearfeld
Store, Fhilipsburg. Penn'a.
The cheapest goods of all kinds are 10 be
had at the Clearfield Store, at Philipsburg.
Call and see four goods and prices don't
SCOT the times. w. w. BELTS. & co.
Philipsburg. November 18th. lS65H.
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CLEARFTELD NURsERY-EsoouaA,

GLEARFIELD NURsERY-ESooURA
~ HOVE ISDusTRY.-The undersigned having
established Nursery, on the Pike, about half
way between Clearfeld and Curwensvilie, is pre-
pared TO furnish oil kinds Of Fruit trees, Stand
ard and Dwarf,) Evergreens, shrubbery, Grape
Vines, Gooseberries, Lawton Blackberry, Straw
berry and Raspberry vines. Also, Siberian Crab
trees, Ounce and early scarlet Rheubarb, DC.
Orders promptly attended to- Address,
Sept 90 '65-ly J D. WRIGHT Curwengville
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IN run COMMON PLEAS Of cl,ara,la

county, pennsylvaniai
James q. Drake, No. 22e. septmber T.. 1850
vs. Alas subpUrs sur. Divorce.
cathniue Drake. N. Ell.
Ciearfeld county, 49,
The Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania to the
sheriff Of Clcarheld, county, greeting
whereas james @ Drake did, on the 9th
day Of December 1865, prefer his petition to our
Judges Of our Court Of Common Pleas for the
county Of Clearfeld. praying, for the causes
therein sot forth, that he might be divorced from
tho bonds Of inatrimony entered into with you
the said Catharine Drake.
We do, therefore, command you, The said Cath.
arine Drake, that setting aside all business and
excuses whatsoever, you be and appear in your
proper person before our Judges at Clearleld.
at our Court Of Common Pleas, then 70 be holden
at Clearfed the fourth Monday Of September,
A. d. 1896, TO answer the petition or libel of the
said James q. Drake, and to show cause il any
you have, why the said James @. Drake should
not be divorced from the bonds Of matrimony.
agre eably to the act of General Assembly In such
ease made and provided and hereof fail not.
Witness, the Hon. Samuel Linn, Esq, Presi-
~ dent OF our said Court, at Clearfeld,
SEAL this 29.h day of June, A. D. 1866.
lN/0 - d. +. ETZWEILER,
Aug %. 1886. Prolhonotnry.
u EW CARRIAGE AND WAGON
~ Shop, in Clearfeld. Pennsylvania
Immediately in rear of Machine Shop
The subscriber would respectfully inform the
citizens Of Clearfeld, and the public in general,
that be Is prepared to do all kinds Of work on
CARRIAG ES,
BUGGlES.
WAGONS,
SLElGHS,
SLEDS. &C..
on short notice and in n workmanlike ranner
gzS~All Orders promptly attended to.-nl
WM. MCKNIGHT.
Clearfeld February l4th, lS6G.-Iy.
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Being thus liberal minded, take this method
Of informing the citizens OF Clearheld and vi
cinity, that have opened a shop on Second st..
next door 10 the County National Bank, oves
waison's Drug Store, where | am prepared 10
make 10 order everything in the BOOT and
SHOE line, out OF the best materiel and in the
most workmanlike manner, and on short notice
All ask is a trial.
Done nt Clearheld, this eighteenth dav Of July.
A. D. 1866. HARRY ROSS.
UNoDDER CUTTERS at
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CLEARFIELD STORE
NEAR
Phiiipsburg, Pa.


Have just received a large and we'll So
lected Stock of all kind Of Staple goods,
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|'vania n
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on TIE /
PETITION A
Pleas h,l
p. the n
divorced
|nto win ]
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DEALER IN

AZ the store OF RICHARD MUSSUP.
MOSSOP
Always keeps on hand full
assortment of all kinds Of goods required
for the accommodation OF the public.
Nov. ~, 1855.
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PASSENGERS ARRITED.

FRONT AvRE Oct, il-Iu Steamship BurOre-Nr. PinehoD
Mr. s sSps NJ Mr. s Tasu.1 ed
NJ s tas NM ss. Mr. sa sSi s B-sss M b Mrs
os.Iy Ms Bathurst Fare F,sebSrn COtopinsi Mis, BIZ.
s ssa s Ms' ec.,sn Mr. nd Mr.. sS. Hf k
3d. ns Mou s ..
N and Mr. L:Id Mr. cad Mira PsI M 'nS MT, A;s s n5
Nd Mi Mdh sh a aI IcAs sdy s fII
Nd m s:H's ~. ID F:a R H. N %
Mo Gilman Mis- ss H,pa i mr. R sas Mr. and is
Xei.i@ss Hes !.rrs winii Mr. Yia'r NJ
NJ Mann Mn h hi:'' - S:' " S::s mr.
M ss and sa & No @a as Ra 1ry
Mr. Young Mrs siis Mr., Dar;L Ms'' LeOSh s
I.oahsrd Mrs Bslrsr Mr,I,: Bouted orden.t.in T,so
M Men M.. wtit-r Mr. AID Mise. Lsyeie Homo
children Ms' ssdie s0'sims, S,1 sshm ssssP
Mr. Mi. aco'ts Nj. Bi;I NJ Fr,soor Mr. h'sS%Is
RoselSsrs sna fis Ms Henry Ms, .Hry
cden Mr.. Henry BIls.0u, rioh Gs,y tSO,S. h..mod
Ms.s. camoin Bieircb PscLn M Peean hlr cO9,eson h
Gs..ey Missionaries Blum, Beris, coyne Ausu''s' GOsnaH
FROM 1sriSWALL Oct LIN steamship Henry chaqne.y.
Chester Holmes. Mn. Gsbs sud children W H. Friend csp
L + SHAW Sen P s !'s .G 1'ssf f I Ees
ed vi. o. . sss Emile A. f r.1r:ao S
As. "a s.dsa De-. SseT Ssr ,sS.
sG. M and VIE ,5 @ F.f S:n s:n' @ 'a %
sspp hs a'ry Lusd yPAS White ea %'T Mr. =
RsI,r West and children william Coddinson, Mn, C. Coz l.
Derby wife and child Gendy Kias Mrs. r. r. Wa,sn, N w;
child Jua Abbott David Bailey Montgomery Eugene EntOne
and viii. N,dsm Lee James Dou.hey, Daniel Connor H.
PoI,rr II Hssy Wiz aud dren Hugh Dr. X BAKER
William Tuner j. A. Cromwell W; X Springer and wife e
Parker Mn. Fanny Maysr Vincent Dynamo, w Duncan, y
Riley ]. McGaire. A. J. MeLay and brother o. 3
Colwen T. L. Sailor J. T. Fiste and VILE John e. fsI
vii. J. Ribon n DAVIDSON Dsby. Table Dr. NJ l. iiine,
Z C.isus wife and chdTsni Herbert Madame Bro
ana n n I.srn r. Ro.es John Wiiston. Miss A. BAL and
two ebidrep AuTnstu. BOYD H. Mullen aud wiir VIM Mead
W. Ayrs L. Lsubsule and vie seh1ie Jas Drwy Jos Bs
Lyingon C. Newell and dsugheT A Franhln and weand 10
others in . 1T r. AZ r..
FROM HANANA-Oct. Il-In steamship ksse-Mrs. Francis
T,sr n Lynch aud son br Ballet u. bordsna'e, LynscO
Cabrera H. Barbo Edward Ea Manuel Otero Scraps sanhey
D, Loepxo Diol 81 CeIbogrs John tanner Antonio
IsSsd Pedro Asgs NJ Mon,esno Dr. T. De 0ranja Henry
Fnsias.r p Abrs Lborio Jee Cinsco Medan,
Inn a,rs Epnrbe Lonbano Juneadils Adoph Meyers and
servant r. Yahir W Smith aud SON. A. fferinL
FRAN cIIAKiFsTON Oct ll-n steamship Sarsgossa--A.
sehe Thos Murphy Thomas {. Nelson Bachmsn and lady
NJ. M C'Bren Miss Hammond Miss Mary Sheridan, Mira
n Levi, T. Bloch A. W. Lyons Mr.. NJ ONei, Miss d. ONei
Mrs. Pratt and boy, and IN the steease
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CORPORATION Notices.

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Publie notice Is hereby
~ svru occupant or occupants OF az houses
go o npsvga o. sx p eonsssd and arr lodged in the
office o. the Board % Assessors for examination by al persons inter
M regulating and paving Thirty hrt street from Fh to Sixth
with stone bloets ~.
ID For building In Ridge street. between hVinsa ana
AL Tor budng sewer Fiyhird from second
10 point IS west OF first avenue. .
SIT For budding Bsyad street. between Chrys and
sh Yor building Sixty FRS. street TO
the northwest First ard siIty-seeond street
For building IN Eiskyseeond street between third
9Th For building Thirty from Second sveals
70 the between Sc ond aud First avenues.
% FOR building In Forty ninth street from fish'h 70
Ninth sysnas. 49,, =, ,,., -, ..... s.o.a and
h Forpsvins Omthe Bowsr Fourteenth street
Tie limits embraced by snch include all the several
and lots ground vacant o and parcels OF and STU
Is, Both side, rtyhr, from fihh to Sixth avenues
to the Q; half the bloch the n,sr'eciins streets
I'd Both sides Of Howard street from Centre 10 En street
Sd Both sides Of Ridge street from hlvinsSe to Ds.nesy
aud the aide Of Second from fyhid to
side. Of Bsy.rd from Chry,,is Fouyth street
Both sides Of First from sixyrst to SIXTY second
and both sides OF siItyscond street from f se'0Dd
Both sides OF Eighyeeond street, from Third to Fourth ave
n to ba s. ss ns Hn ss @ seod to
between Second and First and the extent o. nan
OIL Both sides Forty ninth street from Eighth Ninth
o One lot on the south side l2h street second I'D"
ih Both sides Third from Bowey 10 the point nhi
Fourteenth Fifteenth streets, and to tie extent
pson. affected by the s,'es.
meni. and who are opposed 70 the same OF ehs ~ % 10
signed Office No q Chambers street basement New Court
House within thirty dsy. fen the sts q Sh' notice
} JOIN D ! ogT4HiNMEE Ett Board otA"...on
ISAAC o. HUNT, ),.,o.
Ohce Board New CouTtH House OctobeT 1900
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proposals.
ourc. OF As,,T.sJ oo......s, .s.n,no,

oyycs OF As.sTAxI CoxnssAss oxHEHsfoy srBssrnScxl
A RMY SUPPLIES.-SEALED PROPOSALS lin
n duplicated vii be received BY the undersigned until eok D.
&c s.'s :;
600 bsnei. PoRK-MEssor PRIME NEss-o,h. new cop
10 m hOopel oak ash barrel, with two iron hoop Meat be
free from Ios o, stain ish -ssh and sssspsny se Bde.
Of barrel
The por 'aeh inspection yards shall agreed
SO 900 pounds prim. NEW WHITE BEANS, w.IIses.oned
and do packed good bright wseoopered -four barrels to
100 900 pound, Of elem dry BROWN SUGAR bsrr.,
he and Of the best In 0e for the pSrpoe and be 9 head
Bid. may be made In bond or duty paid -
WHISKY from all foreign acids aud injurious sub
and Uniform strength the whisky vvsgsr lAsias thirty
the sme strength as may be- 20 be pu, op in
habaIrs' ofa .ou, spseiy INC sample st th Once .h pro
distinctly the hind quality Of vinegar offered and
" n ,oSs, are r,osi,s9 for ~ msdiais deir,ry
Sample. and must be delivered with
printed copy oith, sdvsr.enea be attached to each pro
Zach bid 10 consideration contain the w1t
We the 1sdrrsnsd hereby should all any
Of the shove bid De accepted ,h. Dc duly iahsd .ecodns @ s
the the vas OF the stores proposed I" BE-
'rni,hsd shall Be 'ieu,sS ~ I'd tia date n uu,eb..
II ontents with shipping marks 10 be hereafter
designated must b. MARRIED on every package All other old
inspection by professional pseler. inspectors
meat .rnr On pert present quality and
diiion, and the immediately preceding inspection.
The Aso he Examined and passed upon oy parties ho
The bans, assr vinegar win Inspected the dat. Of de-
poned BY once. whose certificate viii be required
Pay-.esn a Be s.ads ito sssra!eaf 90 soon as
are to bold rh sod. wi.hOu, .rp.n.. tn.
USi,d states sntn required hr ,hpg.nt a., r ,,A h.
sfa a. 's.csr. ssSs.a " tie "ra'','sts sTG "S''d
Bvt. Brig Gen and A. C. u. y.
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR AsPINwALL AND SAN FRANCISCO. Oct lin steam
,hp Arizona Lfat Commander H. Russell wife and Mo
" Terry snd child the Rev Mr.. ~ kellogg; Miss T. Broekwsy
Miss Lewis, Miss Wing Mrs Y. wsOn Ms; Jeone sherwin
Mira Nil Ernest A. Dneke, Mrs j. NJ begnr Children
mint. and o II. Fa.hsy II z. Williams, Mis-;
ehid Miss sOpaie kerr, A: Roster, wife add family
Ms Bertha storner @. P. Je..np Lieut. C. kibogne T. ~
wa. sder H. Della IVES. Mira Watson infant and
nurs~ MIA Dench infant Alex Baker A. o. Hanson John
Rafferty, william H. steinger :. D. Smith, Montgomery
Fls,essr A. L. wstiaisr Mr. R0sdsls s0rh@ o,sI
M.. seaons, VIM seaou. J. NJ Trbnio Henry Hamilton. T.
Btrdsa ana wife. W. Crocief and wife rs j. E. stuart
child. o. Mrs ~ Qanz. Mr., T. Muhoeh Beach
H. child Rev. J. A. Skinner. H. Deekes
Mr.. d. p Hunt Mr.. s. r. Chamber 2 children Geo
Culns Mrs NJ child Ed Conner H. Knight Geo d.
Wheeler cha, Norton Mrs II. :. Waterman Mr.
RichsrdsOn Miss Cash, Mr Mary A Chase and child and
large number n second cabin and steersgs -
FOR HONG kON0 Oct il--ln steamship Costa Rica-H II.
GARDINER Alfred Ph.p. Col Jane: r. Phnney wifi, two children
and nurse r. MeMAi Mrs Gray M Johnson. Frank
Huey Henry sweeny John r. FELTON, Frank Myredss Peter
st~cr
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THE PLAINS.

TWO GIRLS RESCUED FROM THE INDIANS
In private letter from Fort Dodge, Kansas Sept ~,
we extract the following:
We have Just succeeded getting white girls from tho
Indians They had captured them In Texas aud had them With
them nearly 50 days You could imagine the amount Il ta
hip these poor girls have gone through II perfectly horrible
Tbe Indians still the mother aud another sister hey
Killed and scapcd their father before the girls The girl names
are Margaret and Maggie Josephine Box They came oni
Montague County Texas and have relatives living here
They were captured BY Indians about the 2:h Of Af
on their way home from visiting OF their relatives lbs
Is the story OF one Of them. aged l1i sly OF ls
Indians took prsoners-noher baby, two sisters nl
myself Ny mother and youngest sister still in the hald .,
the Indians After being captured they tied as 10 hoe @
made US keep along with them We travelled a. iof a. eau
recocct my mother IA days and IL We were yer. ,i,
but whenever asked for water they wond WHY ""
second day after captured treated wrongly y "
Indians had to pack wood and water al me uhs Ss .
the squaws would hlt me Nv little baby sister ol M. ~"
horse and was killed a few DAYS after cur utt'f 80,
Thcrc were only two Of Indians thai were ~" ~
n cti,o Birl and Stvulne stumbling h'ni "'"'
No, ,t auy one lurt ny htto ssp hafgH III Leu" '"'
~. ,at aCtter ] anew ETC a t.eA
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEw-YoRK........o Der. II

CLEARED.
s.,m.bIn Arizona Maury Aspnwa Pacific Neil Steamship
peny - - N, r. ,.-., -. N NJ
s.sm.bp Mcneks Charleston, Livingston Fox Co
Steamship Crcsn Gregory, Antwerp Continental Steamship
Steamship Gen. X Barnes Morton Savannah Livingston Fox
Steamship Ellen s Terry Chaplin Newbern. c. Goodspeed
Steamship Nereu Besse Boston Neptune Steamship Company
Steamship salvor, Morgan Boston. w r Clyde.
sbin Archer Cressey Francisco W. T. Coleman.
Shin J. H. Ryerson Gardner. NewOreons, N ii. Brigham
shipp w.rmoS Besree San Francisco X NJ. Cooe GCo
Bark Hsrmine fDanl Berg. London. S.onan Edge
Brig Southern Gross B Barnes Barbados via Georgetown Sc
A. smithers 4 Co. 49, 49,, 80 ~,
Bra James ool (Bnl Col Windsor, n s. A. smihsr, 90
Bs Edith Mary Br Faulkner Queenstown for orders O. r. But
ley 40 IN , ,,,.,- ~ n. =, r a,..,. & Co.,.
Bns Venus iBrl, Welsh Hsfbor Grace y. r. De WORK Co
Schf Milton. Sknne Pcusmouth, Va, j. y. Collins
Sch Flecvood uaTdcg. pshtou Geo y. Strsnatar.
sehr Navisater wios, ~ Iefrs Mat Il. :. W'u.srf
sehI. MaIs. fi.'s fis4sT Wilmington. De = % ave s'r
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sss RA.,d Scar: New sss,s,s y s. Weed
seh Csrpssssr Fussrsid Wsymou'b, MSS, p. Hs,t
sIoop Blackstone, Jackson Prevalence Geo ~ susr.A.n
Steamship Eaops Fr Lemarie, Hsvs Sept a. with ~d's and
Steamship c,h.Ii,s whlnt B.lsr wl@issss C. % ses,,
x xm.Is s wan ..d % * 10 ss :eh h''
steamship Msrcsdit. Williams. Mobile Sep. No. Via K., w.s.
aons ...t.ry entire passage. detained the
Steamship Niagara ceseb Richmond and sortol, with -ds sAs
s,.smship RsSsee. Clyde Young wlmns.s.. C., s.y'
with naval stores 70 yams. Hand
oosssa, " se to Chs: A. %hisssy
whole W Se LSi ss"ss Cape h'''''' and ~"
s.ss%.sp ssaso..s crowsi Chseen Oct viii ma.s and
.1, ( s aE.s1t o sSd from PSdspn for Mobile
took her u two s ,G %ns a'' alley
Steamship Ess Greene Havana days 20 hours with Dsss md
s.%! Or. a:' s.:. Ss G. with 's''
Ship c.oias B,r% ssrisIs Bremen Aug D. with "d'e and
SO sSS 10 Ss... r.s a with md. and s.
pas. s%S z eaSs Maiars Co. sspt g. 20
snso.ass LssssaS caiaS bolivar day. with hides L.
Haitian vs s. J.ss csS; = s.y s.: ~
sr. Name yFr RsS0u" St. Prue MI, s.p. a. With Sab to
BIS Mystery sr esd'~orthy H.Osr Grace NJ, II s'!'
sehr Volunteer of cornw. Holmes, Rio 0rsrse g ss'
schT. Anna 81. Edward. ElI.; Providence.
Schr. Ellen. Ferry, Now beoofu.
Sehr. Cna, Cooper. snow, Newport
Schr. Anna 3. Jacobs. Jones Bath.
Sehr. J. r. Hoy, Dessswsy Sew-lissen Tor bahhtfe-
Schr. s. futile. Lock, Rockport-
s sSI M VIII T. f Iss.s, R6SSin. Providence
echr. H. w. Godfrey - Providence
Sch n. H.. Atwood, Gardiner for Philadelphia
Mary Lo1se Gask Washington ~ T., afys vlsh h's
o Gopher Mills.
Schr. A W Collins Tooker. Georsetown, d. {.
Sckr. Adele r. Avery, Avery. New Haven
wIND-At Sunset. NE
SAILED
Steamship. Arizons Costa Rics Gen. BsInea
MISCELLANEOUS.
The steamship Ssaora Norfolk anchored inside OF Sandy
Hook heavy NE o, the steamship City Of
Port su- Prince for Apaachicoa-
SPOKEN.
Bark Amelia Gearing Cardiff for NewYork, Oct 10 let
S. long % 25 - 90
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-12
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PROPOSALS FOR CONVICT L stpi; 'cnrs


Board Of State Prison Inspector sealed
proposals undersigned this ONCE until the
Of
Male confined IN tails Prison Be employed the
uArryns Cutting and Manufacturing stone Tor the term Of sve
Y,an' 10 commence Q the Let day q March. 1861 -
Of 100 Male Convets confined In this
epoy-d the manufacture Of Cloth and Clothing for
the m period u Five Years 70 on the let day Of Sovn
BEL
qHaying eating and manufacturing In the qiAfriss
Prison aud from
public highway and and from the docks In the yard
Of the Prison.
uetsrs ons suitable the yard 81 the Prison will
be furnished for that purpose.
entered into for such labor and service
Of snd OF their
Prison inspection Of al DESTROYS Of proposing there
for.
services be employed qusyns
addressed the undrtgB.d Married FRO
Tor Of Stone Quarries Those Tor
employed the Manufacture OF clothing
must usrtes Proposals. for the
employed In the Manufacture Of Ciotnng
the the printed wheh
furnished Csk Of this Prison sppyng
They accompanied by the written consent the
Justification Of the urees not ess than s9
provided section u, chap s9. Of the law Of 1900
Inspeetof IN
,aid 18th day Of October 1865 at "a eeeeh noon
per the Inspectors with the assent Of
ell q tie proposss made AZ they
,hA IL for interest Of tie State % 70 d. -
Two CONTRACTORS.-Propo are invited for
i GRADING and REGULATING BLOCKS. between fihh and
'00''"'e'' l. & HAMERsLEY. No. 2s7 Finh-sve