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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-09-29

o. Wm. A. Chapline, Merchant Of
this place, was relieved Of his pocket.
book containing s25, and his gold watch
and chain. al The MaI,by House, Bsl,i
more on Wednesday morning last. They
were taken from his room while he was
asleep.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-09-29

&r A BRAVE Acr.-Miss Brownie
Riddle, Of MsTl;nsburg, Va, while on an
excursion with small party 10 the top
OF North Mountain, last week, killed a
rattle snake which measured three and a
half feet in length and over six inches
round. 1t carried six ra,.les.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-09-29

o. From t,co bushels Of Kentucky
white wheat, sown last fall, Mr.. John
Burns. Of Jefferson county. Va, had q
yield Of sizty tao0 bushels and thirty
pounds OF morehan,able wheat
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-09-29
TERMS PER YEARS., so IN ADVANCE.
Shepherastown, West Va


@- Monday next. the Is. instant, be.
Ing the frs. Monday in the month. is
Rule Day. Persons having business
with the Clerk should bear it in mind.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-09-29

A marriage ceremony between big
buck negro and white girl was 10 have
taken place in Norfolk on Sunday last,
buI the intended bridegroom getting wind,
Of the fact that some young men had
made preparations 10 treat him TO a coat
Of tar and cotton, failed to come TO time.
The should have given her "bran new
Dress"
shocking and mysterious murder was
committed in PhIladeI phia on the l9lh'
An old lady. named Miller, was found
with her throat cut. The objec. OF The
murder is undiscovered, as no robbery
was commHled. man named Go'lIelb
Williams has since been arrested as The
supposed murderer.
In The absence Of Mr.. John P. Law.
renee, Of Montgomery county. Va, who
had gone from home in search Of q
horse that had been aIolen from him,
some vie miscGeani set FIRE Ia his house
on The night of tie 25lh ull., and burned
I, To the ground, his wife (who was in
conhnemenO and children barely escap.
log with their lives. Mr.. l.. also lost
all Of his grain, meat, seven boxes Of to-
bacco, &c.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-09-29

o. Now is The apple. butter season.
aod The rroduc, in this county will be
large. -
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-09-29

% The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
has been repaired 10 dam No. 4, and bus.
mess is again resumed.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-09-29
The Destructive Freshets at the West

The accounts lhH. reach US from The
Yves as TO The great freshets last week
are really distressing. The great Stale
of Ohio seems 10 have been literally
shoai. One OF the most discoursging Ell
ferls of these disasters is the wholesale
Ge. ,ruclion Of the partially harvested
crops. The Cincinnati Commercial, re-
lertine 10 The Gres, Miami and White
wafer river valleys. says:
The sighl of these beautiful valleys is
Jus, now sad one. The rivers have
overflowed their banks, and the wafer
runs from five 10 fifteen feet deep over
The immense cornfelGs these valleys are
80 noted for. Ii is es,in aIed that July
four million bushels Of corn will be LOST
by this ovsrllow-fences, ouihouses' &C.
have been hoated off and away. Near
The mouth of the Miami river the current
was so strong outside OF lie main chan
mel that il cot OUT and carried OF INTO lhe
Ohio river acres Of land ore man living
near LawrenceLurg, who owns large
III on bUB river, SslIndlfs MS IOSo ~
land slseverIy scTeF, though we think
This estimate 10 large; buI certain that II
is that what was few days ego por-
ZION OF his farm is now The bed Of The
river.
The losses al Dayton are very large
several hundred thousand doilsrs-and
there ia much suGPrlnu among The Door
Barney Smith & Co., car.OulIders, are
The heaviest individual losers. Their loss
will exceed $4,000.
The whole country has been devastated.
The loss OF standing corn, fences. and
stock is enormous.
part OF The village OF Cleves uas
submerged, The water reaching 10 The
second stories in some Of the houses.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-09-29

A lille daughter of Mrs. Crider. seven
years old, was burned TO death by b"
clothes igni!ing from fire in which enc
and other children were roasting corn, 10
Sua,burg. Va. last Thursday week
Mrs. Glider was also badly burned ID
trying TO save her child.
Mrs. Jane Taylor. a sister Of the ee!s.
braied late Chief Justice Marshall. dled
in Fsuquer county, Va, on the %"
inst. aged 81 years.
The reports from the West continue
record unusual damage by the recon
floods. Many Of The railroad tracks h'',
been injured. and The bridges "a'h.u
away. The injury done TO properly -
towns along the line Of The rivers " '"'
said 10 be very great
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-09-29

TERRIBLY SUDDEN DFArH.-A man
named Rosencuis. in Chicago, Illinois.
was sus pecled OF stealing some missing
articles by his isndlsdy. and she called all
the toarders together sbouI week ago,
and before them accused him OF The
crime. He denied il. She insisted that
he was the culPrit, aud The man repeated
The observation Of his innocence. and.
placing his hand on his heart, he appeal
ed 10 Heaven to verify his rectiluGe, say.
iEg that if he was guilty he hoped "lhe
tongue would ceave TO his mouth, the top
Of his head fall 10 and drop from his shout
ders, and that God would strike him
dead" As he uttered The last word he
as observed to slsgger. and. throwing
up his arms. he dropped dead on the
floor, 10 the horror Of those 10 The room.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-08-16
VILLAGE OF AyocA.

Lots No. 2 8 4 5 6 in block /. Lot No d in b,ocl
!. Lots No. l and in block 5. Lots No 4 and
in block g. Lots No. A and 6 in block g. Lot No
2 and in block IL. Lots No. 2 5 in block
10. Lots No. 6 10 in block L. Lots and
in block % Lots No and in block 25 Lots
Nos 10 IL IL in block q. Lots No 3451 !
9 10 ii II ID IA Is 16 in block go Lots No. S 6
10 IL Ii ii in block 81 Lots No. l 2 345 eyS
in block SO. Lots No. d 3 S 6 7 8 10 IL II i:
II 10 l6 in block So. y block 45.and ~ block Il
hR TOWN OF DODGEyILLE
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-08-16
TAX SALE
w,ecossrs. Iowa Cousry, ss

Notice is hereby gyen, that SO much Of each par
~ land city or village lot, described IN the fol-
81 EN- list as may be necessary for that purpose
Iii on the first Tuesday, being the 4th day Of
senteanber A. d. 1866. and the next succeeding
DAYS thereafter be sold by at public auction, at
INV Office In the court house in the village Of Dodge
vile for the payment Of delinquent taxes fr1 the
year A. D. 1865, ana also for the volunteer bounty
tax, levied A. D. 1855, which have been returned
80 this Office delinquent, prior 70 this date by
treasurer Of the several towns, and the treasurer
Of the city Of Mineral Point, in the county Of Iowa.
Given under my hand at the Office Of the county
treasurer Of Iowa county. and state Of Wisconsin,
In the village Of DodgeYie, on the 1st day Of Au-
gust, A. d. 1866.
FRANCIS VIVIAN,
Treasurer Of Iowa County.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-08-16
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA. PA,

PHILAUEIPHIA. IN.
DIsEA9ES OF THE URINARY AND SEXUAL
ID Syst .ms--new and reliable treatneDt Also the
BRIDAL CHAMBER, an of Essay Warning and In
sruction sent in sealed envelopes free of Charge
Address Dr. J SKILLfS HoUGPl oS Howard Association
No. south Ninth Street. Philadelphia, Pa. ly4s
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-08-16
FOR SALE CHEAP.

The undersigned offers TO acres Of unimproved
land for sale very cheap Eeighty Of it is sit
mated about half mile south-west of the village Of
DodgeviIe, and known AZ the " n Of Sc Il Of sec
ton 80, Town 6, Range 3, East 1t is mostly good
farming land; there is excellent stone quarry 90
it, The remaining 40 il mineral land wher
considerable mineral has been raised but never
thoroughly worked. 1t is situated on the old Me-
Donald Range, about n miles south-ca't Of the VII
lage of Dodgeville, and known az the So n Of SWI
OF Section IS, Town 6, Range 3, East, For fnrtcr
particulars enquire Of s5tf JOHN BONNER.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-08-16

Town Range l. bees isastf
lot in OF lot No. 30, aud lot No. 30
ane]<nwA SO wa Of lot IS - &" 23s
. part of lot no 24 =. az
O0.rl . %
Lois number IS and II. a,
VILLAGE OF CENTERvILLE.
ea alots number II and - lots and lo8i
TOWN OF MOSCOW.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-08-16
Tom Range 3.


Te9n Range 3.
nwIswH part nwIse1 6 n Of south p's,
e gf5nefly p par nc W. s1 s sas2 i
nsysvz part n s7 7.w n nsfss +
n 3St1Is9N a part mel fswI 8 seIZse1 AlF i
e1zaeA w RI sE13 ~ - -
ppe ,I ~ part u71sse ssseRswE4 y9rg IS
nIane14seM 5 nnd13se1}swA se1seN 7rs.r Is
part seiln#N undAnw4seA w1a5wA 70 70
Va, wAH s1x..< : s r41nwH ss sHnSa Is Is
part nw5lssil 6 s}4w1zswH 10
H- LOTS IN HARRIsos's SURVEY.
Lots No. 2z7 22s 229 2a1 263 west "a Of lot No.
26S, 239, So Of lot 240 243 "a.
CITY OF MINERAL POINT.-FIRsr WARD.
sTRoSG's ADDITION.
Lot No. / in block 80. Lots No. II IS s I and
I. block D. Lots No and IL in block 10. Lots
II 1 10 and IL in block 20. Lots 5 10 IL ~ in
block II Lots and il, brock G. lot in block IA,
lot in block II, lots ? and in block 6, lot in
block &c lot in block II, lots and II in block 4,
lot % in block SO, lot in block 49, lot and part of
lot and part of lot and lot in block 5, lots and
in block 16, lot in block 7. lots and in block 4
lots and in block A, lots l and7 IN block
%, lots in block "a, lot in block II, lots l
and 2 block 7. lots and In block 2, lot and part
Of lot s. blk ~ lot l6 i'll BLOCK 81 os IL and IL in
block u lots l and IL in bloch 33, vi lots and
IL in block 3d. lots 2 3 and in block 20, lots
1234578 10 II II in block 80, lott in block
s. lott in block 81 lot in block 80, lots and 10
in block 3. .5af1ftf9al fa4s9 &
OUT LOTS IN HAERIsoNs SURVEY. <
Lots 1875 1873 and 81 I39 part .of lot ..295 out lot
125 und of out lot 166 ;-out lot l43 out lot 49,
1a54 yLEIr's SURVEY. EsY aaat
Lots Il and 76 middle "a of lot 50 lots "a 49, 20;
und II ofpars of lot so; W "a of 81 Lot s. and 25
feet off ofsouth side oflot in Strong's atern ton.
Two off Of the se of SELF ofsec SO town Grange
2 east. Lot 80 in Taylors addition.
SECOND WARD.
tgHiH5sot Lots in gleft's Survey .-9le94
! Part of lots mo 50 Oh 50 pars of lot No.31
south u of lot No. 104; und. Of lots No. So 81
50 part of lot No. 81 part Of lot No. 81 part Of
lot 3d. twenty, two feet off of west side of lot 5?
und - OF lots SO 81 ard IS fortyfour feet off Of
north side Of lot JOG least of lot 81 lot 5.I
? az no HARR1goNis SURVEY. Il Effw2
Two.thirds Of out lots POI aud 2C2; and sixteen
f00fhs acres Of ott-lot 236 ont-ot 237; out-lots
223 ga 22s 23s 245 and 246 Is acres Of ont-iot 23e
2l7 2ls Col 2s2 269 and 20; und u Of lot 2l9
acre of outlet 236; und a of lot 176 BOT and 225
parts of lots 1870 and 1s1 part of out lot 1913
and l7S; part of out-ots 200 2oS 210 211 and 212
"a of out-lot 2o1; "A OF out-ot .2D2; out-lot 230 ;
part of out.iot $780, und II of part Of lot 1922; und
| Il Of part Of lot 2l3; und n Of part of lot Ill
IRvIN's AND OTHERS ADDITION.
Lots IS 80 7e rs 95 1873 1855 IFS 2o7 24s 243 2 2a5
| 245 2i7 A 90 us 173 and 27S. ..5-s sstfsffs
sTAyELEY's ADDITION.
Lots 10 and 49,
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-08-16
Town s-Range 4.
VILLAGE OF ARENA.


Lot no. in block 10, lots and three in block
81 lots no. g. 9, and 10 in block IL, lots 81
9 10 IL r. in block 49, Lots no. l 2 3 8 g. !
10 ii II in block 10. Lots 8 10
II 10 10 in block SsZ1'ta
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-08-16
HALLS |
Vegetable SiciIian
HAIR REVIEWER.

-4~%
AS the name indicates, not only REVIEWS
the growth Of the hair when thin and falling
off, bu< positively renews the color to ia
original Made when it is turning grs or
white, whefNsr caused by disease, ief OF
old age
1t win certaiAv do what is GAINED for IT,
fact to which hundreds, 2Ay thousands.
who have used it, Ee readg and willing to
testify. Where one Ntt@ is fairly used, in
any community, itseputation ''spreads
like wild fire." any is\ the best advertise
ment and recog& endaN ION we desire. In
the Eastern sts5gs, where\ he "RENEwER''
originated, Ee young LAY les use it as q
hair dress&g; it is founA on the toilet
tables Of goung men, (also at heir barbersl,
while Cider men and women ho desire
Rmsger and Restorative for theiA grey locks
ana bald heads will not be WITHOUT this
article, which gives in every instance, en-.
tire satisfaction.
CAUTION-
Don't let any druggist or dealer urge upon you
different article there is preparation in the world
like this Beware of any article purRorting to be the
same 'f8lt4
Try HALLS HAIR REVIEWER according to Dree.
tions and you will use other.
If not sold at druggists in town, trial bottle
will be sent you by expres upon receipt of one dollar
by mall thus giving you an opportunity at once 81
testing its excellent qualities.
Orders for Trial bottles must be addressed 10
G. A. COOK, Chicago.
Gen' Agent for Northwestern States,
R. P. HALL a CO.. PropTetors, Nashua, N. H.
Sold at WHOLESALE, in Chicago, by FULLER, FINCH
& FULLER, BURNHAMS & VAN SCHAACK, LORD q
SMITH, SMITH DWYER, J. II. REED 4 CO.,
CnAs. G. SMITH, DIETZsCH, BLoCKI 4 Co, H.
sCOvIIs W. D. HARRIS & co, POST BADKAU, aud
BY druggists and dealers generally
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-08-16
Get the Genuine Article

All should inslire-Duty suggests it-Chcapneae
ommen de it, while the advantages arising therefrom
re every day manifest.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-08-16
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A gentleman who suffered for years from nervoue
debility premature decay, and all the other horrbi
effects of youthful indiscTetion for the SAKE OF suHer
inc humanity send free all who need it, the
CENT and direc lions for making the simple remedy
Inv which he was cured. Those wishing to preht
by the advertisers experience. can do so by address,
"s' - JOHN B. OGDEN,
te-rn3 f3 Chambers Street, View York.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-08-16
Town 5--Range 5.
TOWN or sIIFFLIN.
Town 5-Ranpe
l6 wl2swl lswl4 IS
VILLAGE OF DALLAS
IuWN OF ARENA

Nhd. 14oI lois and !. IND q Of lots II and ~
IND a of lots lS, SO, 81, So, 30 81 S. 49, 10 a 10
-, II. IS IL. AZ, IS, 10, so. 81, 81 and So
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-08
Arrived.


Steamship Grannla Baxter. Chnles,on Jan mise sni
pass. Arthur LraTy.
Sfeanship Missouri, Sherman NewOreans Gays II hours
Vi toifnk.
Steamship ffsso Gad.ten. Eayre via Falmouth Dec. 20
with Eirs ani pass .siac Bell Has encountered terrible
.llss from S.N. to NV.
steamer Nirgna snyuer Phladelpha md.e. to James
Hand.
Steamer Chase Roa,h. Savannah days, with mdse and
pass to l.. l. Jones
Steamer Warrior Mott. Providence. Neptune S. s. Co.
Steamship Sea Cul, aizh bLtmore. with mdse. 10 }. d.
Smii.
steamship Chesapeake Sherwood. Portland with mdse 70
II. H. Cromwell Co. -
shin Escort Fne Liverpool Now g. with mde. and l3,
20 81, % James J. Susr-
shp Eeu Austin French. Lvcroo, Nov. 20. with mdsr.
AMI To- pass. 70 SpoL lrd, ll.sst0n & Co.
Glk Free Trade Foster ST. Marks. with COTTON to James
U~1ry.
BIZ Mary NJ William, (of Nassau. N. P) Kennedy Cow
Bay II days. coal to Ponrz Bros.
Erig Abbe r. Larabcs Carlisle Phil,delphia days, with
eoi.
Brig Gem Banks Kechum Phiadelphia days. with coal
S,hr. Elizabeth Elenor. ireland. Philadelphia-
schr. Cnroiue kienclc. Woodruff, Philadelphia.
.chr. h. 4 r. Stocnau, Shunlr. Cape May.
Sehr. james Ponder, Iud-on, Philadelphia
Schr. Chs' \. Gra.nor Crciyer, Philadelphia
sctr. Cameo. flwcl. El.Tihcthpofi Tor Boston.
Schr John 7. Doughty Camp, Virginia.
schr. VI. J. Russc. Smith, Richmond.
schr. Burrows C., huckleyc, Virginia.
Schr. u. h. Reeves. Stanford Philadelphia.
Schr. 4. Aifid,e, f.toT Philadelphia.
schr. Wn.. farapas, Brewer. Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-08
LAW INFRLLXGENCR
The Blusicinn's 8trtkes

SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
Otis agt. Stewart.-This case arose out Of the
plaintiff, Oil. caiued ii, beny wecAs salary from the
s1amaaii he stated that he was engaged as drummer il
Sns SS . % psS ed S X. &
10 tad played to oct aoh and been paia his salary
last weeks salary pniif had broken h. cqaselncn..
he Nothing wa. ..d % 3 him Of season. id no.
hi paw ns sm iSs % ' sd
paid either by 'lr;. Stewart OF hi, treasurer.
Nj. Myers yioin payer Ia the orchestra hst knowa
Mr. Stoepe discharge musicians during the season. had the
honor Of being introduced Mr. stewart; il .
p by Mr. BY wi M .w, HS
Mr.. Stuart te.tiG ID TIA, Mr. sOrpel the leader Of the
to furnish and direct orchestra for s2,i week the
gagenent made with him only; he knew no,hn. Of the
exercised tie right Of engaging dschargng
orche.tr, belonged only M s,osPei had received
nion notice of their ntenton to leave the night beor
they did leave he told Mr soepe that he looked to nin
alone and would bold him responsible Tor being et without
an ochpstra the uer to the tho season
as defined by Mr. Wslck was from IS 20 20 weeks.
Mr. Robert oeoe tcsthed that he had engaged the palm
tiff for he to play drum In the orchestra at 3 per
week. the engagements made by bin; sometimes no
charged the plaintiff for continued impernence; be had
agreed to provide Mr. Stuart with an orche-tra Tor 81
Stuart bad always given receipts A Stuart was resPoas'
be 70 him.
MI. W 3rrcr the ca1one' payer IN iolcf
teshed that considered himself engsgcd by tie week aud
had not heard anything oi the seAsou
Mr. Soepe recalled testified that before the close OF last
he had distinctly last witness for this season
his statement was untrue. 80 49, 49,, :,
Mr. Stuart then read the resolution Of the Musical Union o.
last july which they admit that their contracts are Tor tns
season the fidelity in keeping their past Contracts
as guarantee for the future. . , ,. -
The eedanis counsel moved to dismiss the compliant o.
the grounds ist That tsppeared by the evidence ha n
manager made an agreement with Mr.. soepel to furnish n
theater with orchestra S27l week that was "
hired tie and under such chromosomes there va
legal Liability the pari the defendant 70 pay second
soepel could bs considered TO be the agent oi h
detendan tine hiring was shown be tor season, aud I'M
plaintiff broke such engagement by refusing to play Tor les
Than 20 per week he could hot recover. , A.,
be Court TOOK the papers and reserved its decision 1t
understood that this the pioneer quite large nnn'os
| vi simi az cases. .r =, -, -.
Mr Cozzen and nr Merritt tor panllt siss's 'as' az
Dunphy for defendant
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-08
po..euycrs Arrived.

In steamship Arago, hom Haue-Mr. and Ms: J. Tfum'
bull Smith and family ooert W. Nesblit, Nine. H. Lic,
Nile II. NJ. Lilacar, II. Dero,e, Henri Dauser, August
Triege, Louis Uhlmann Nine. ". A. Bren. Emile Leye
In steamship Missouri from New-Orlerus-h. Bright u.
Clark Edward Ius-t. c. ". Turner 5. C. Pierce !ohn
McCloskey, ~. sea,on, joan W. hendrek, L. b. Nichols.
j. snh Can't, J. 6old-n Jacob Holcoon, Mrs. H. fox
rnd son VIM Stewart. George w. Voa olsssrnup Emo "
Harding Morris Hozora;ker, John A. HANDY, GeoFg. w
Riecy Joseph II. Burchafd August wol,ers j. N. Eos
err, r. C. Lewis Jala q. Lover, Chas Emner H. Frank l
Weide r. C. Joseph L. Chiistsdoro g. " Nyc Q. Gilbert
X Piabe T.. scribn-r {. Lcslie, John Wright. Josauln
yaldpz Jos Unierhil j. Lewis. 4. N. UConnor. a. H.
Franklin 81 Ros.. John EliTidge, J. Bonnor, W. III dnn
nam ". II. Dewitt, Johu Mel, l.. MGrphy, J. ]. CT'na
ssiauei l.. Baker.
IL steamship Granada from Chssleson-csP.. $; Hnshe'
A. LawT,nce. BIT Van Bergen, Charles HATuns' l. y Sum
van. Mira Barber. ., a.,
IN sramshp Zodiia from Savanrah-J Kinon, j. H. Wat
ron C. H. Bnuker. Mrs Roberts. Nrs Fesr. hessrs feten
mn Valsh Eppuger feitcr Stacy, teryy, Logan Day Ia
Lasabce CaTs Csueled d. Newman. Meyer, aid Others
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-08

Messrl Roberson and E. Gardner. Toronto C. W. William
ard fsnsSs Sa,s,Ss sna wi %on n.y
William a; Murray. Hamilton. T. w c. r. Davis. Mr. Gss
all Of New,York D. L. Kelly Toronto c. w H. ?. Newin
New ork; james Lorimer James Walker Chicago III Jas
c. w WDlism A. Anderson Cincinnat Joseph C. perrott.
Chicago with others in the steeraSe. specie iyooo. ~
!" seaus; Evening star iGr nd w Mai Mat
thews William Matthews, II. Scott Capt Samuel X Honey,
MSsS Nj AjaiGasa ao1as NJ jl~s ro%s M & s
j. Hunt Mr. Petty j. A. Funnel Maj ;; +. Magdwaaa
and vii John Newton. wife and two children Miss M j.
Cr9ss sad seIv,n Mrs: Dryin Mister prylq j. d. Everett
der H. LaGd Adoph Ruhi Cadet heicale and broher D. ~
W. Sherman c. ": Stephens and lady Jo'ph hrsos, VS.
ken, h. ylo M H. Is. Hawkins. Mss Hawhn, Jacob =;
Brown, VIM X. Davis. Ms X. G. Duryea. H. Wales 30
.eph A. Eastman. IL. r. Williams; q A; parges, IT,, T.
Honor Alfred Terence Edward Kssghman Charss j. B9E'
and Mrs Lane Miss Annie Cullen, Charles Urb.n No
d; whitcomb Jseob D1ti1sn Allied sheIma, Mrs Al,
ZEN r E mcsason sna iWc ob. @ cannSr g ~
MopSheSd Moo sns'P usi' ar zs.@a@d G.aa n 5 Eagsn
Charles Pfier. William T. q. smith John Holly, Mrs Mar.
eu and SON. Miss Martin. Samuel Greenlea f. H. Grandoy
Joseph D. Powers James Lehman, s. Pagan, Anirew d.
ROBBERS John NJ Horst a =. % ,G,gpn David y o,eoh NH
, and 10 IN the steeTuge. =. =,
In Steamship Jscino, for sayannah-F Knight sna
wife bsior Wm. Arthur J. H. Cook aud wife, Mrs ' al
Duzrr aud sister o. fothingan sud wife Capt. William
Irghes aud wiie j. sipyey and wife l. O. nieIgw Edyarl
clenor f. Deoaest Geo. N. Brady and wife. Wiliag
Mathews A. L. .ficheubrrger. Liert. W. DAVIDSON ). ~
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seai. W h. whe and wife, NJ. j. Howe r md vile, 90
Flint IT, A.; ir Wanzer Join Huut. G. w. Dlntoul, W
H. Beard T. Helques and wife Thos. BrannigHn wife snd
children Capt. Howe z. C. Warren, G. warren mr. MOI
Morrill, snd wife, J. Z. Williams G. woolley, II. Woodhu!l
J. a. CLARK brother. n. Mckay John c. ssron William
Miller Wni. smithson. C. Hs'steai John GARRISON, {,
Wilson and wife, VIM; Vanderbilt r. Cookman j. H. John
son T. w Cone g. w. Clarke. j. Clifford w. II. Wells il
! C. iynan j. y. ilor. W. H. spelmsn MFs. y. +. Bost
wick. +. .. Mott and wfe Nh. A. g. Jews,t Chas; Jons.
john Conklin and wile "m 'grdel T. sai, T. :; Oray
W H. Whitney. C. w Allen and wife, m's. Z. Woodhous
anl dlughtrr c. Cro'ius J w. Jones, J: Gregory j.
Tucer l.. Psbury g. T. Hunting and "iie "ilas ohiaan
and VI In storage. 8, r, ,,,,., =,
| In steamship scotland. for Liverpool-Rev Z. Winsted
Wn.low John Harris j. B. Grant Misc Stuart, Ne".i ORR
! =. ". Koch, Phiadephs; Rev PaiFiek Moore ons0i
/ sikes, Kansas City.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-08
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE,
PORT OF NEw-YORK........:.. .:..JAs. 4
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N 3nd. Livin-.ion Fox Z Co .
steamship Chcspelke, johnson. Portland, ii. b. CFon
We a Go. -
Steamship Marathon tBrl McMicken. Liverpool, Gu
rart
Co.
Park Golden Fleece (Br.), Rhodes Barbados H. TToy
brlr sons.
Bark Bal Sowcs.al Hum, Cork for orders Holnhol
10.
Bsrk Jenny fBrm.) Horvishis,, Bremen. Rugor Eros.
Rrr Duly tlrtrf Bll..aIofe 4. Abbott.
Wrr uers~ tiiruoyD uoEr!ch. CoEs.antinope, Fgnch,
NJ 'nrkr Nenli.
brig sarah Berui.e Stuart. clcnfaegos J. A. Simpson
scir Albert MAKER TerTy Charleston, Brown Nester'
vet -
schr Frank snl Emily colley, M,yaguer', B. H. f. Tai
bot & Co. -
scar. July Fou-th. Shsr, Snvannah Holyoke Mnrray
rchr. Cotuan (3rl, C0adcCl ~. Domingo City bEetf
Sou / Co.