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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-01-25
NEW ADVERTTSEMENTS.
TO THE pTBLTO.

NEICHRL KRoUsE, OF WASHINGTON
M County, Tenneases, haying,-aome
twelve or eighteen month"; ago, obtained .
NOTE AT HAND from me, given one day a-
ter date, amounting 70 One Hundred end
Fifty-Five Dollars, and the said NSte
having been obtained from me, BY the said
KrouSe under false pretsnSeS, this 10 to noti-
fy the public that l will not pay the same
Rnd l hereby warn all persona from trading
for said Note. MOSES A. MILLER.
jan2bW4prsfes$5#
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-01-25
Circnit COurt, Gamer County.

CTATE OF TENNESSEE, CARTER C0UN-
~ ~. Benjamin +. SWingle ". Worley
Britt. Original Attachment. In this cause,
the Sheriff Of Carter County having returned
the Original Attachment, levied on land, no
personal property Of the defendants to be
found upon which to levy the same, &c. It
10 ordered, by the Court, that publication be
made, for four successive weeks in the UniOn
Flag, . Newspaper published In J%onesboro',
notifying said defendant TO appear At the
Aext term Of the Cirenit Court OF said Coun-
4, to be held At the Co1rt-House in Eliza
bethtoa, on the second Monday In March,
1867, and defend said suit, or the sam will
be heard e1parts. ThiS the 18th day Of yan-
aary, 1857. RICHARD @. WHITE,
iGn25W4prsfee$51 Clark.
OTATE OF TENNESSEE, CARTER COUN-
- ~. James 7, Peters W. John Nave
Original Attachment. In this case the Sher-
Ia Of Carter County having returned the Or
Iginal Attachment, levied on land, no person.
al property Of the defendants to Be found
upon which to levy the same. II Is ordered
that publication be made for four successive
wseks, IN The UAioA Plag, a Newspaper pub
liShed In Jonssborough, notifying said defen.
dant 10 appear At the next term Of the Cir
cult Court for said County, 70 be held At the
Court House Ia EliLabslhton, on the second
Monday In March, 1867, and defend said suit,
or the came will be triad eIpATte. This the
10th day Of January, 1867.
RICHARD G. WHITE,
jan25WAprSfseS5l Clark.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-01-25

"THH LIHE OF THE FLHsH 10 N THE BLOOD was
aid By inspiration long before HArvey's discovery Of
hib circulation has brought to light its purposes and
uses. Now Ne know aot only that life u in the
blood" but that disease iuhAblts II also. Many Of
the disorders that perVads the human frame, have their
home In Il, thrive and grow IN II. The eelsbrAtsd DR..
J. @. Aver, Of Lowell, has had regard TO lhis important
fact In making = Remedy 10 eurs thos9 disorders. Hts
Extract Of sarhaparillA purges out tho impurities OF
the blood and Induces q healthy action In IL that ox-
pslls disease. Thil locks reasonable. and II u true, for
We know By our own sIpSrisnee. Seldom - 70 take
any medicine, W have nevertheless several tlmea been
uBder obligations 10 the skill Of Dr.. Aver for tue relief
obliged 10 have rseouso 10 thsn.-tCatholie, HALIFAX,
N. II.
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Particulars Of the Sinking Of the
Platte Valley.


hEnrHIs, January le.-About SIXTY lives
ware lost By the sinking Of the Platte Valley
last night She struck the wreck Of the qua
boat JEFF. Thompson, tearing away her star
board side, aud nnk, In four minutes, In for
~ feet water. Most Of her cabin pasSengreFs
were SaEsd, a. Ear - kao9n, bat he passsu-
gsrlist was lost, and Il is impossible 70 obtain
) correct list. A family named Roberts, con-
Slsting Of thirteen, were I'll Lost The boat
was loaded - ths guards, and vas uhaeT ful
headWsy a the lime. Gus. A. HenEy, IT,,
and vifs were on board, bat we're sayed,
losiag eli thsir baggage. Il u . TemafkAble
coineidencs that Hen. Gus. A, Hsary, ST.,
bic father, VA On board fAo Faihion Whsn
she sunk . few days ago. Col Henry says
one woman, through her ovn exsTiione saw
"a her husband aEd Eve children b. wading
through the water On the hnrricane feck, and
putsihg than On the wheel houfs, After tht
beat Sad bsttlsd and cafeensd. The boat
wa osntd By Captain Johnson \ nlake and
Hps valupd a $4,000, partially inaqipd.
She was running between here md Yiekfr
burg uhdss ne Aa1piesI 81 Ne nsmghs sd
b Lonls Packet CompanJ
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-01-25

Tho Crosby Opera House Drawing,
The drawing ios this lnmanls EnislPrlaP
took place in Chicago on Monday last. AZ
the " Old Man u the Flag 10 pOmswhai In
terestsd Ia the result, we wish they would
a hurry up tie cakes" and Sahd . small
present worth several thousand dollars.
Nothing less We look for q blank Of course
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-01-25
Chancery at JOneSbOrO', Tenn.

TINE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS OF
The Bank Of Tennessee ". Benjamin
Bowman ct al. In this eass 1t Ia alleged that
the defendant, Bowman, ia q resident Of the
State of Texas. II IL ordered that he Ap.
pear at the May term, 1851, Of this Court and
defend, or this cause will be taken as con-
fessed. HENRY HOSS,
ian25w4prsse$51 O. 4. n.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-01-25
Radical Union Convention In Enz-
abethton, Carter County.
ELIzABsTHToS, CARrER Co., TESS.,O
January 10, 1861.

gAAAAAy AbI AoVNs
Capt. @. =. GRBHLH-ESitor Uaioa Feg!
The citizens Of Carter County In large At.
tsndsnee, on Monday last, being IL atten'
dsncs At County Court, . meeting was held
At which time the folio IiHg proceedings were
had
On motion Of Col. A. ]. Upton, Nal. Fl. @.
Smith was called to the Chair, and Major
Abraham Upton was appointed Secretary.
Amer the object Of the meeting was e.
planned By the Chairman, the following gen.
tismsn we're appointed as delegates 10 the
Stats Convention that is 10 assemble In Nash
Vile, on the 72d Of February, 1861, to-Wit
lst DistSiet-ThOmss @. white and James
Hartley.
"a DlItrist-wlllism D. Jenkins and Mich
olas Smith.
81 DiIlriet-JOhn W. Hydsr and l.. W.
Hampton.
40 Diulrict-wm Phillips, ESQ, and Rob
ert Rowe.
bih Distriel-CapI. Isaac A. Taylor, I'd
mond Williams and 8. Miller, Esquires.
9Th District-John S~nodgrass, Esq., and
DR.. N. d. L. Boren.
7th DlstFiet-F. s. sisgietary, II. Q. Smith,
Daaiel Ellis, A. J.. and A. Upton.
sth DisGlet-M. Y. Morton, Capt.. B. A.
Miller and James r. Scott.
oth DiSlhet-C p. Toncrsy, Esq, J. d.
CsFriger, ESQ, and Col J. X. Miller.
10Th Distriet-LisuL B. B. Ferguson, Thos.
Taylor and A, A. Richie, Bsqrs.
iith Distriet-Wm. Woody and William
George, Bsqrs.
o. motion Of 0. P. TOnerly, the unani-
nous voice Of tbe meeting vas szpTesasd In
favor Of Hon. r. R. Butler 70 represent uS ~
the 4oth CongFssn, and on motion Governor
william O. BFownloW was declared 70 DO he
choice Of the Coanly for nsrt Governor Or
foe rs-elsetion and that these proceedings
Be published IN ne JoneBboFo' Unios Piae.
The meeting adjourned sias DE-
u O. SnIH, Chairmsn.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-01-25

with approved security, with a lien. pV,sl,.,
on the land till paid FOE. This a9a dss.
January, 1881. T. HUMPHRRYS 7"
Executor Of Jas. Q. HumphEga, dsas
jan9SW4prsfee$6
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-01-25
.TnToI, sseEslaty.

- Yallandigham, m . vehement
letter 70 the notorious Brick" Pome,
roy, says thai the Presidents Phia-
dslphia convention was "a combiha-
ton ofprooursd abortion and accident
al miscarriage"
Poor Andy-Prsa& Tnsa
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-01-25
Great Drawing OF the Crosby Art
Aaaooiation.


CHICAGO, tn, January 2l.-The Drawing
Of prizes In the Crosby Art Association took
place to-day. large number Of strangers
are In the city, and the Opera House was
densely crowded. Before the drawing eom-
mencsd Il was announced that between 30,-
900 and 5000 tickets remained unSold which
belonged 10 Mr.. Crosby. The drawing som-
msncsd At 1880. Ticket No. $500 drew the
Opera House. The ticket was owned By
JOHN Meyer, saloon keeper, 1853 Randolph
street. The following are among tha prinei-
pal prizes with lucky Nos;
70 Semitic, No. 1882; CropSey's An.
them, 1871; Irving Ahd Friends, T2,365
Woods Ia Autumn, 81 $3.50; Recognition, 81.
99e: Deer on Praries, 81, s47; Alpine Sesne-
~, 5000; Volk's bust Of Lincoln, l6l, 534;
Old Reel, 46,2Tl FIShermsn Of Normandy,
1871; Deserted House, lO4,6so; Crossing
the Stream, 1919 Attack Of .he Bear, l42,-
CAT; View In Gerssia VALLEY, i7l,i44 Booth
as IagO, 50,673i Landscape with Figures,
30, sss Glimses Of Palisades, sl,fl7 Jewel
case, 1859; Frosted bud, 1891 /: Scene
on Tyrol, se,o43 Twins. le5, $50: Brother,
q 1851: EarrAEansett Bay, 6s,s7e; Land
seApe, 33,sll Selecting Bridal Dress, 2o9,-
1ss: MArinl View, ss,T7s; Double Trial,
l45, T4T; Landscape, 1884; harini Fort
WSrren, s9,l16; On the Hudson, 1884;
FisWsr Girl, 100, 322: Wow In Westport,
loo,s3l; Sunset, l14,s3i Lahdseape, 3,0e4;
Foot Ball IN Italian TyrOL 2oT,s4oi Master
and Maid, bT,a42 Vase Of Flowers, 7,7l3;
Dover Wells, 73,Soe: Bayou Coast Mexico,
las, ss5; Bougsall, France, 1854; Little
Daisy, l77,6l5.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-01-25
LATEST NEWS.

A dispatch from UnionVille, Nevada, says
the North Star Company, a new York corpo-
ration, have struck a ledge in their shan and
are now getting out splendid mineral.
The Idaho stage, about which considerable
anxiety was felt lest the Indians should at
tack Il, has arrived safely at Unionville.
The Indians still continue their dePreda-
tIons throughout the territory.
A letter from Silver City, VI the 4th men
tons severe snow SttrDs, everything blocked
up with snow.
The Salt Lake vidst,e reports the mAsua-
ere Of nine men In Southern Utah, on the 9th
inst, by Indians.
M~URDERERs CONVICTED.
FRANKLIN, KY, JAa. 2o.-Jury returned
verdict Of guilty Of murder in the hrSt de-
gree, against W. b. King and Abe Owens.
The remaining ten prisoners will be tried fer
robbery in the recent Rail Road AeAir.
BETERE NOW roRM.
Bos7oN, January l8.-The snow storm yes
terday was the ssVerest since 1851. The snow
iS thres feet deep. Trains are BnoW-bouRd.
KAEGAs ENAroR.
TOPEKA, Kansas, January 7i.--Ths F~e-elee-
ton o. Senator Pomery Is now generally con-
eeded. The oallottug eommences to-mofroW.
He has had to contend sgainSt very streng
opposition beth local and monisd Interests
having coubinsd to defeat him. The con
test to Gil the vacancy for = short term Is IN
certain. %
SENATORIAL.
F~RlRKToRr, Ky, January le,-ThOrs were
two Senatorial ballots to-day. The latter
stood Powell, 80; Harding, IS BriItow, ss.
Garrett Davis BY letter, withdrew, assign
ing as bis reason bis desire that Kentucky
should be speedily represented in the United
States Senate.
The mercury, Thursday morning, indieAt-
ed ninteen degrees below zero at Chicago,
and twsnty-four degrees telOw zero At Madi-
son Wisconsin.
RAATH OF Y. p. WILLIS.
New YoRK, Jan. 2l.--N. P. Willis died at
Idlewild last evening Of paralysis.
Ths mercury stood thirteen degrees below
zero at Indianapolis Thursday morning.
Ths Nevada Legislature, Thursday, ~rs-elee-
ted James W. Nys, United States Senator.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-01-25
LAND BALE.,

r WILL OFFER FoRsALE AT TIE LATE
rssldeuss Of James 0. Humphreys de-
ceased, on Saturday the 2sa day Of Isbrua-
~ nsxi, she undivided Interest that The said
JamosC. Hnmphrcyo has IN and 70 : tract Of
land formerly owned b. william i. Hum
phteys, dectaaod, c~oalainlng, By esllmation,
ens-haH 81 o6e hundFed asd twsniy acres BE-
ne ANA mofs o. less. Said knd y uituated
On ths waters Of Big Llmestons Greek IN
Washlnrten csnniy. Tsthessse, adjoining
he lads Of Jobs n Range, James Aiksn
and othsrs, y veil vatsFed and In . dallrt-
Terms:
One.hAn 81 ths ppfthhgs nonty win hs
required 70 BE paid 10 hand, ns other bali
IN SiI noashj, The purchaser giving bead
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-01-25
Prices Of URCurreRt MO0eE
by THOMAS 3. MARE

NAlhYlllo Tina, JaR, IA. h.,
Z SELL YOUR UNCuRRENT MONEY. TdtF,
lowing are the rAlsl paid W. THOMAS a MtvvL.
BRokER, Corner q union dnA College slFssts Ma.
BILE to ~auetuats, but may b depended IN sse.ia.
length Of time for remitlancas . % received bvm.IrA
oxprosg, 10 forwarded without dslay. MR
fENNEssEE. BANK or Fplts.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-01-25
RADICAL UNION
STATE CONVENTION,

To Nominate q Candidate for our
next Governor.
Let every District in every COunty through
out the State hold primary meetings and APP
point delegates to this Convention. put
Boue but Americans on guard"
Al delegates to this Convention will be
passed oysr the East Tennessee and Virginia,
Fast Tennessee and Georgia, Knoxville and
Kentucky, and Nashville and Chattauooga
Roads at Halls We are authorized to
make this announcement by the PresidsntsOf
the rOads mentioned.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-01-25

The following is from the Richmond Timer,
a rebel .%paper-which 10 upheld BY copper
heads throughout the South. Listen to its
music. How do you like it Union men Of
Tennessee who have fought through the war
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-14
CITY HALL AFFAIRS.

SALE OF CITY PROPERTY THE CONTROLLERS OF
FICE-THE STREET DEPARTMENr-THE BOARD on
COUNCIIMEN.
There was no sale on Saturday noon Of the Corpora
ton property satisfaction Of the Judgments of Messr
Henfed NJ s. Beach and Others which they have obtained
against the city These judgments amount in the aggre-
gate to $4,000 The sale postponed until Thursday
next nc the request of Controller Connolly who Is IN
made TO cancel without resOrtng TO the
measure of putting up at auction SAFE e AlhtnT
I'm the Governors room In the City Han, or any other p
Controil6r Connolly has announced no appointments
or removals in his office, Will he make any changes
until he becomes famiaI1zed with the workings OK
his department. 1t IL understood, however, that Mr.
Henry snyder and william III. Field, who employedn
the city Auditors Department. are to resign To-Day Mr.
Charles Van Holland general clerk VIII probably resigS
in the Controllers office, Will IN oil Propa5ny DO re-
there has been official information given, the Con-
roer believing best to take plenty Of time 70 make de.
bcrae and useful examinations OF the qualifications OF
his employees before making any changes.
1t Is positively asserted that street Commissioner MO
Lean will remain In his position ana not accept inc "ios
has been before stated Deputy Street Commissioners
william NJ Tweed has rendered his resignation TO MI
Mclean, but there has been no action taken on It, g
Upon an application the street Department on sat
urday it was asserted that there would be no changes
made I'm the various bureaus for week ortwo. Mr. No
Ieanhas been occupied since his appointment In making
an investigation into tho workings the Department. ana
The Beard of COunclmen may necer meet again. al
though at their meeting on Thursday last motion pro-
vailed that when the Board adjourn II do so for two
weeks There seems be general understanding In the
CITY a that the minority Of the Board, OF which Coun
c!lnen Long and Hartmann are the more pronlnens
members have held caucus and, with the rear OF ths
boshment by the state Legislature OF the Board have
come to the conclusion To bury the hatehet e. stop
throwing isSstands and calling their presiding officer
names and that committee OF their number has been
appointed TO wait Oh Mr. Brnkman aud urge as coen.
et6y measure that IL he viii give them the" commtees
thew will modest him further This proposition
asserted MIR Brinkman has promised To consider and,
when he shall have consulted with MS nends WIZ az
nouuce his decision TO the Board In open session.
II will be remembered that the organization OF ne
Board OF Aldermen for the present year, Mr; Pesef
njyht presented protest against Alderman Ely hold
inc his seat the present year This protest was referred
toa committee and, nom what can De aseeTtaleu inc
committees intend making 10 report on the matter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-14
BROOKLYN NEWS.

T,,crt-p.. ny pnoFFssoR AGAsSIZ-"THR ASPECT Oh
THE AM,zOS"-On Saturday evening. Prof Louis AgaS
sz delivered lecture nj the Academy OF Music BROOK
lyr on The Aspect ofhe Amazon" The lecture was given
under the auspices the Mercantile Library Assooiaon
aud the audience was ~ large and aPpreeiatIye ono.
The speaker introduced by j; * helhle.ys
stated that 10 do justice TO his subject.
he should requi the painters or o to cnn ,is
picture the richness variety and braney ot the topics
nor could those whose experience was confined 10 teIi
Nature where che puts forth her grandese
afors. The variety of vegetation ia sonth America
WAS wonderful, and the valley OF the Amazon was
wonder in itself giant among plsnnes' an 9eean
nom the Andes to the Atlantic, draining basin 5000
rules long and from IO0 miles Wide The lecturer
then proceeded 10 describe the river It's surroundings
and tributaries II was $50 miles wide at its mouth.
and the entrance the great water system was by two
rivers the Para and the main branch oi tue Aha1on;
HE eve could not frOm shore TO shore and
&c was not % che che % RSS 81 d the river Sefrs
came visible. The tributaries Oi the AmasOH
were colossal a. The giant river hss.t ana We're a-
lined with forests Of such density as to be impenetrabs
without the aid OF tie hatehe, while Oh me sn.hers
tensiye glaciers in rae early times In Brazil The yegeta
varieties of ocusS ana mytles the Brazilian ehestnns
aud the immense number OF climbing onpnr-
establish roads shere, ana the streams must made g
answer the purpose wan vessels more numerous ah..
whole valley might be opened n.y. aud the abundant re.
OF this region dseloped The basin Of the amazon
Op0O0e II hacnow only 100000 Inhabitants Ihe onmass
was tcmperatethe thermometer averaging s' throusah
out the yeakwhile the trade winds make 10 pleasant
heathfnl* Prof Agnssiz closed his lecture 10y isi
those that wished enjoy she Stiffness OF Nankes ,a
grandeur " scenery r. varied as IL Is wodei W IA.
In hIs 10 ntsteps ap the AnaaZon." The eouSo ~"'
received. the speaker being frequently Spp'A"
sr. p,rRtc.Ss soC,Ery.-The following sene'e'no'e
have been elected officers of this society iOt 49,,
yerf President Thomas Kinseila HeeI ratarv Rcb
SeanAhan lanes ROrk Corresponding 60 !,
IA Iaior: Recording Secretary James F'ezsora"s
Treasurer, Christopher O'Neh
! EXEMPT FmrMENs AssooruioN.-,at mo an"""'
the Exempt Flre,nens Association OF broo yn
81 .ouo,s,ns named gentlemen were chosen OFT ~
the i0lo"ins I,errts. Vice Presdeut J. MeCT ny
EvsnC,a Secretary ~ r. Coonor; Treasurer. ma
! Arila.
POLICE WoRK.-The official returns OF the 90
ION poca for the past week show total of 2s arr Is
large falling off Ia the n'imhsr "a oomossag M
| proceeding week.
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XIX ast1'i ssesS i.s
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steamship Gem Grant Couch Ss%:oTssns u B coa~sa
s e%SP sS ..sSa RydsT ISSstH Allen
ss ssa KING aGi sS c Po S aa ehnos .
ssaaip CITY Prince Jackson Key West and ApalschOSla
stfosssSg Martha s.eysa Chance sou:h Aoy WI Diien
ship Messenger. Small. san FIahess5 q D. Sutton
sD .I nslsI car Liverpool va SINS Chase Co
ss5s G5'si'' 'i5 E5H SS. O. rP B De wSIa Co
Bark Bre@ern Brem Jaekeps Rio Jsneo Savannah Psss
R,,s Vivid VIVA Dr.. Baker c.1d.9s; Esntos
Brig Pothersl Br) Hughes Gibraltar and Gsso, o Rn.v
RIs bsI sb ks;a3 56Ssi AYE. soa s'
BIs PaPata lF) c9sto:, GgalalqSPs r fsyssSd Sos.
Big Wild Pigeon johnson, Nassau j. Eness
s sss E %hes MOBILE h'6ai i e Cos Co
sr wSdT sia E Ms, Mobile 1I, N IL BTs 3 ~
s sT S Ese Poo Boom S HoSIs sn aSSiA
Yohgp, Sanford Conwas via Boston, D. R. DewOhs
Scar J. H. Lockwood sLerret Baltimore Van Bruut sssht
Arrived ain Ei9, p., ?. u. s..,.-.
s . s s %S 9, 'ssh khs Co " VIA ''"
Steamship sosa Kns Richmond aud Norfolk With mise and
steamship Virgo BaIEey savsnnAh With dsa pasA
stesashg San Francisco Behm asa del Soe Me Jan
Key West Jan malls and 80 pass the North Americas
steamship : Terry Bsaue, Nesbsn N c. 60 boar siA
steam.hp dudley Buck Partridge No~be N c. 80 bOu sa
llse o hlurray Ferris Co.
steamship saga King and Norfolk With mdss and
o G.. Heneken s. PamOTe
Steamship Fconia shersood Por,Dd with dse to j. Anes
Bark Carlton li Boston Taren EeSOeans 10 days Win ~nss
20 Brett son & Co
big Kathan (of Bingor) Saunders Manran 10 days With
hOsany H. W Loud Co Lt in pert-brg Valencia Sn4s
for NegYork In days. brig b. Bnery from APnva o's~~
tine
Iod) Atkinson carscOa, Dec H. with ~dse.
wood &C. to Theo Foulke. -,
Scr Col Escrb Robinson IS days, siIh herring V
schr Caroline 4 Corpelia Davis Geonretown.aC
Schr. w. II. StoekhAm, COrteTy Wilmington. n e.
schE r. w. Tucker. Brown, Wilmington
Schr Willie Dill Parrer. Washington, " g.
Schr Fish, Pickett, New Haven for Baltimore
SAILED.
Steamships Hsnss Hb Pre City Of Baltimore Pennsysnts,
ATLANTA Missouri Cen Grant Huntsville San acno Jeha ubssa
Granada PortGuPrnce, Saratoga Henry Cbauneey h
NOTICE TO MARINERS
Notice the Pollock Rip Lgtyessel replaces
on her 10Th and her light exhibited usual
b. order OF the Lighthouse Board
g. T. BLAKE, Light house Inspector 20 Dkh
Boston, Jan II. 1861
Big Croeus ST. Johns g., for Havana. 10 Gays Oct
Dec Is. IN 81 80 n long. ~ 20 ".
Bdg Esey Dec 10, 0dCaPe lhganoo. bound s.
ARRIVED Sunday, Jan. 10.
Steamship Herman livingston Barker IS sh md
and pass. Livingston, Fox Co
MISCELLANEOUS.
The steamship City Of Baltimore, which aground on w spf
SATURDAY night With the assistance u
the Coast Wkng Companys powerful steamers Fletcher Glaisef
and A winauts aud proceeded Immediately 70 sea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-14
pICSENCrPS SlTTFD.

FOR uAyRE AM BREsT jan Pin steamship Pere-o. H.
Crsn Ngs Grant NeaYosk; Dr. Marion Sims, fars Mrs Henry
S.e YORK, 81 Meeg Mr. Mercer Mercer Philadelphia IDOL
Mo Wof Mis- Teno Wolfe Vote, NewYork John Law
rene ,1 bir,a ard ssrysh Master IT, g. Woco
Irres Miss Ranken FshA le hdisoni " IT, SHit Mn Swi
NeNiok Thomas Burgess Boston, Countess De kogska Poland
A. W Grecneaf io; T. - Gresneai 9lr GIetesh sl"au
Zee Via J. X Sargent NeN-iorki Miss Matilda Eho Florence,
H. T. O dAHgn T. A. Daniels, Henry C. Lewis, Mrs Lewis Z Yer
ne, Tow9 Anus Mr. Mstre Of spain Portland Ne
r lsber j. o. Strass A. Adn Mr. and Miss Autheicm, GuaNe
Ryoc Valentine Path Mainland Mr. Bac Charles Dcyne
James g. I'M Hill Gen g. C,lert Lucen Fiyre john JACOB r.
lar, lnian Rnst Aphonse Mar,bend Ncvioki Victor lfiuan
FOR IIVERpOOi Jau l1-ln steamship City u BALTIMORE Mr.
p n Aueyer and child h Thomas Il lia b W. > nss' " "
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