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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1867-08-15
.THE HIGHLAND WEEKLYNEWS;
0LDEsFPAPERIN THE COUNTY
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OFFTCE-Hsin St. north side second door east Of High
nnnrlr onnn.lha the Post Oflce.
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Remember Fort Pillow when you go the Pollsl"
The Radicals build Sch.ol Houses tins CUnssrva-
tveH burn them %
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~ Payment invariably in advance. No paper sent
By mail longer than the time paid for. -
n An extra COPY win be sent gratis for every club
10 TEN subscribers at the above rates.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nInrs.

. The llipois Legislature recently patsed
a law making eight hours days labor.
The law has already borne fruit In the
shape Of riot bloodshed and incsndiarisnl
in Chicago. The employers Of that city
refused to pay the worth OF ton hours
labsr for eight hours, and in consequences
thereof the mechanics and iaborers Of that
city, TO the number Of ak or eight hundred,
inangurated reign OF terror during the
latter part OF the week, that involved the
destruction Of much property. Daring the
riots four very destructive fros took place
in the city, Involving loss OF half a'million
dollars and three lives. Two of these iircs
were doubtless set by inosUd iaricS, and II
is suspected that the inccndiarios wore Of
the party Of rioters. Ono Of tho establish.
mcnts buried was planning mill, tho work
mon at which refused to join the eight.
hour party The loss to the city directly
tracoable to the proceedings Of the rioters
is estimated at one million dollars.
At last accounts, however, the rioters
had desisted from offensive operations aud
in some Of the shops the workmon have re.
turned to their business at the old rates
and hours. In other places the eight hour
system has been adopted, but a proportion
ate deduction Of wages has been accepted
tits estimated that buildings which would
have coat S3.oO, 900, II erected, viii not be
erected on account Of the eight hour law.
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LATEST FASHIONS DEMAND
j. W. Bradley's Celebrated Patent
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
Con DoUBLE-sPRING)
g TX. I r tt.


They will not BEND or BREAK lke tho Single Spring,
but will their PERFECT and 0RAcFFUI SHAPE
when three four ORDINARY SKIRTS will have been
THROWN ASIDE AS usELEss, THE HooPs are covered
with DOUBLE ARD TWISTED THREAD, and the BOTTOM
RODS not only double springs, Lut twice (or dou
ble) COVERED, preventing them from wearing out when
dragging down steps, stairs, &C.
The DKRFuLFLEXlBILtTY and oREATCOMFORT a md
PLEASURE to n Lady wearing the DUPLEX ELLIpTIC
SKIRT will be experienced particu!arlyin al crowd
ed Assemblies, Operas. Carriages, Railroad Cars,
Church Pews. Arm Chairs for Promenade and Hous e
Dress the Skirt be folded when in use, to oc
oupy small place as easily and conveniently as a
silk Muslin Dress invaluable quality in crlno.
line not found in any Single Spring Skirt.
Lady having Enjoyed the Pleasure Comfort and
Great Conven ience OF wearing the DJPLEx ELLIPTIC
terwards willingly dispensewith their For Chill.
dren Misses and Young Ladies they are sUPERIoRto to
all others.
The Duplex Elliptic Is great favorite with all the
ladies', and Is universally recommended by the FASH.
ION MAGAZINES the STANDARD SKIRT OF THE
FASHIONABLE WORLD.
To enjoy the following inestimable advantages in
Orinoline viz; SUPERIOR QUALITY, PERFECT MANuFAC-
TuRE STYLISH SHAPE and rNsH, DURt BtL.
IrY. COMFORT and ECONOMY, inquire for y. w. BRAD
LEY's DUPLEx ELLtPrc," Double Spring Skirt, and
be sure you get the genuine article.
CAUTION.-To guard against IMPOSITION, he
particular to NOTICE that skirts offered as DUPLEX
have the red ink stamp, viz -. W. Bradey's Duplex
Elliptic Steel Springs" upon the waistband-none
others genuine Also Notice that every IIoop Ill
admit pin being passed through the center, thus re-
vealng the two Cor doube) springs braided together
therein, which Is the secret Of their and
STRENGTH, and a combination not 10 be found in any
other SKIRT.
FOR SALE p. n. MILLER e. CO.'S, in Perrys
burg, and in all Stores where FRsr.oLAss SKIRTS are
sold throughout the United States and elsewhere.
Manufact ctured bv tfe Sole Owners the Patent.
VESTS, BRADLEY & GARY,
I'm 81 Chambers 70 81 Reade-sts., MY.
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tCommunicatetll


WOOD C0untg@-its Soil, &c.
This part Of the State hns been proverbal for the
depth and richness Of the soil. Travellers passing
through would cxclaim, "This soil Is rich-v very
rich can't be beaten" "Ths will some day
he The garden Of Ohio" "But, oh, the mud |
There Is good deal on top" And few travellers
felt inclined to stop long enough to find the bottom
All manner OF frightful stories were told about the
Black Swamp. Teams sunk In the Miro" "Mr.
A saw a hat in the mud, picked Il up and was
very much frightened 10 see NJ. B's head. Mr..
u assured Mr. A there was no cause Of alarm for
d had a good horse under him, aud will doubtless
come 10 the top after WHILE" "Mr. was at
tackled y great swarm Of nosquitoesAa very
different kind from any ever seen in Vermont or
Massach usetts, and escaped terribly bitten, with
much loss OF blood" AMIR. d saw persons shak-
Ing with fever and ngue, pale and poor, nearer
dead than alive aud got away as fast rs possible"
Many Auch stories, fopnded-as fiction usually
ciaims TO be -on, at least, a small bit of fact
scared away many families bound WeStward,
hoi" But ell these hobgoblins have lcng since
nsd, and left the soil as rich as ever. The whole
county can be we'll drained by the Maumoe and
the branches Of the Portage. There is great varc-
" Of soi-sand, gravel, blue clay. A farmer, on
blue clay, by wey Of experiment, raised fifty
bushels Of wheat to the acre, nearly the center of
the county. Oats, corn, potatoes and sorghum are
abundant. Also, plums, peaches, pears, apples,
grapes, cherries, etc., etc. These fruits ere un-
sualy promising this season. II one-third Of the
buds bear, the trees will be loaded. pa -f
Wheat never locked better. The fields are
covered with carpet Of beautiful green. Some
Of the best improved farms are worth $50 and s7O
tcover Sle) per aero. Perhaps, Il MAJ b. safely
said that Wood County is as healthy as any PART
ofthe country, aud In fOw years viii rival the
most favored agricultural portions of the United
States '4t,g CON.
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A DMINTSTRAToR'S NOTICE. - Notice Is
~ hereby given that the undersigned has been
duly appointed and qualified as Administrator on
the estate Of John Stahl, deceased late of Wood
County, Ohio. All persons interested will govern
themselves accordingly.
THOMAS BROWN, Administrator
Prairie Depot, May 2, 1867. 2d#
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JEPF DAVIS application for writ Of ha
beas Oarpas. tsts forth that he has been a
prisoner since May, 1865, and has been far
: long time ready Tor his trial on the in.
diolmeAt Of May, 1865 that his health is
breaking down, and tha, he can give am.
Ile security fvr his appearance if released
an bail.
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FIRST-CLASS MACHINES:
EXCELSIOR MOWER & REAPER.
With Cutter in front and on right side; the dri.
yer seated as though riding in a sulky; his team,
cutter, bar dropper eelrigging AMI all obstacles
within range of his eye without turning his head ;
his work all before him. The number os terrible
accidents recorded each season warns us of the
wisdom of having the near horse the opposite
side from the Reel and Cutter. No consideration
should weigh against the safety of yourself or boy
while operating.
Buckeye Improved Mower and Reaper.
tiptop machine, with Hand rake or Platform
attachment, with easy side delivery. for harvest
ing barley, oats and fax, and dropping tachment,
either of which can be attached detached in ten
minutes.
THE BUCKEYE CULTIVATOR
Has taken more premiums than auy other Corn
Piow made. Improved for 1857. If you want
Corn Plow only, ask any one who has used
Buckeye, of its superior merits.
Warmers Revolving Sulky Rake
Is simple in construction, not liable to get out of
| order, and durable. A boy can mana ge il without
the least difficulty. 1t took the first premium al
all the State Fairs in 1865.
FOWLER & wICK'S
Hay Gatherer and Stacker,
Horse Hay Fork and Rake.
No Farmer should be without them.
Russell& Co.'s Belted and Three hitchcd
First and Best SeparatOrs.
Cooks Celebrated EvaporatOrs.
10000 in use, all warranted and none returned.
| 1t is the most rapid boiler known and The most
thorough deteeator. 1t has taken first premiums
at 45 State Fairs.
The Victor Cane Mill.
The testimony Of thousands Of operators proves
1t to be all we have claimed 1.-THE Victor Mill.
sa8-1 have the exclusive right to sell in
Wood County all the above frSl-class Machines,
and have pamphlets descriptive Of eaeA free to all
| Eureka Cutting Box-a universal favorite
Wood Mills-l4ma, NoTwalk and Eclipse.
! Cora-Shellers- Star and Bhrralls Iron.
Buckeye Cider Mill; Buckeye Grain Drill.
! Revolving Hav4rakes; Horse Hay-fotks.
Farm Bells, Shovel PlOws, Culuyators.
Iron-beaIn, Cast and Steel Plcws.
! Wheel barrows and ROad-scrapers.
), Corn-p&nters and Washing
! Well-pumps and Water-drawers, Churns, Reels,
Wheels, &e Repairs for all machines.
You will also find at the Agricultural Ware
/ house The largest stock Of
CABIN FURNITURE
In the county, together with large stock Of Cabi-
net Turning and Broom handles.
saB- The highest market price paid for Flag
Seed. Good Flax-seed to loan to the Farmers.
WILLIAM CROOK.
Perrysbarg, May /, 1857. La
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$4l, 900 SS
Certificate of Authority.
To expire on the Slst day Of January, 1887
0FFIgg OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE,
Insurance DEPARTMENT.,

INsuRANcE DEPARTMENT.,
.CoLuMBus, ONO, January 81, 1867.
WuEREAs, The Germania, Hanover Niagara,
aud Republic Fire Insurance Companies, located
at New York, in the State of New York, have each
filed in this Office sworn statement of It's eODdi-
ton. as required by the act "ro regulate Insurance
Companies not incorporated by the State of Ohio'
passed April s, 1885. and amended February. .,
1884, aud the act "To regulate Foreign Insurance
Companies, passed April 5, 1856; and WREREAs,
each Of said Companies has furnished the under
signed satisfactory evidence that tits possessed of
an actual Capital Of at least ONE HUNDRED
AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, Invested
as required by SAID acts aud. WHEKEAs, each Of
said Companies has filed in this office written ins
strument uader It's corporate seal, signed by the
President and Secretary thereof, authorizing any
agent or agents Of said Company in this State 70
acknnwledge service OF process, for and In behalf
Of said Company according 10 the terms Of said act
Of April 5, 1880;
Now, THRREFoRE, in pursuance Of the acts
Aforesaid, i, JAMES II. GOODMAN, Auu,,.e Of
State for Ohio do hereby certify that the said Ger
mania, Hanover, Niagara aud Republic Fire lnsu-
rance OOmpahiea Of New York arc authorized to
transact tho business Of Firo aud Marine Insurance
IN this State until the thirty first day of January,
in the year one thousand eight hundred aud sixty
eight.
In wITSRss wRERRoF, have hereuuto subscribed
my namS and caused the seal of my of
tSEAL.l 6ce to be affixed the day and year above
written.
JAS. Ii. GOODMAN, Asdi,or of !Sas,
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uNIoN ErATE CONvENTIoN.

Tho call 'of the Union Executive Commit
tee, for State Convention, to meet at Co.
Iunrbus, on Wednesday, the 18th Of june
next, for the nomination Of a State ticket,
win bs found below. 1t is recommended
thai tho county conventions for the election
Of delegates be held on Saturday, the 9th Of
June "
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-05-10

ADIsPAToH has been received by cable in
New York, which states that the Emperor
OF BrsEil has abolished slavery ia bic do.
minioRs. Children to be free NJ the age OF
81.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-05-10
March Is, res5.r

NEws rseNiVed at Washington from the
Superintendent Of Indian Aiiaira Ia Arizona
gives account of murders aud robberies hy
the Aparhes. The mAurading party WAS
pursued hut escaped. Coalitions OF hid,
erto friendly Indians with the Apaches are
reporkod Itr s. ...i w -.. ~.
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ADMINISTRATORS Sale Of Real Estate.

IN pursuance of an order granted by the Probate
i Court OF Wood County, Ohio, will offer for
sale at public auction, AT the door Of the Court
house, in Perrysburg, in said county, on
SATURDAY, June 8, A. D. 1851,
At 10 o'clock A, NJ, the undivided onc-sixth part
OF all the following described real estate situated
in said town aud county, to.wit; The south halves
Of ln.lo1s numbered ihee husdred thiry-eght
(3Ss), three hundred finy nine (3S9), three hun
dred Sixtv-two (362l, aud three hundred eighty
three (3sS) as designated aud numbered on the re-
corded plat Of said town. Said premises to be
sld subject to tie dover meumbranee of Elizabeth
Crops, and for all cash in hand.
A, NJ. THOMPSON,
Admir- of estate Of Is. h. Baird, deceased.
F. \ d. X. HoLLKNBEoK, Attys for Admr.
PerryaSurg, May Y, 1857. $3.50 so
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THE citizens of Savannah and Atlanta, Ga,
have lately hold meetings eondemhing the
sourse OF Governor Jenkins. aud their old
leaders, aud expressing desire TO abide
by the legislation Of Congress, and carry Il
out in good faith. fe
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Drroa SOrlcs Ss,ce IA. 8 syrsSy eissa y 2, AZ

DIfCH HOTlcE Notice IS hereby given to all
~ those concerned, that petition has hecn flled
with the Clerk OF Milton Township, Wood County,
Ohio, asking the Trustees Of said township 10 To-
cate ditch, drain or water-eourse, commencing
at the center ot section IL town T. running west on
the half section line one-half mile, intsrssetug
County Ditch Six, theO deepening said ditch north
Said ditch is considered beneficial aud will add To-
the health OF the citizens living along the proposed
route. The Trustees of said township will meet
at the house Of Mr. Wm. CridscOtt, on SATURs
DAY, May rs, 1857 at 10 O'Clock A. ~, to hear
che prayer of said petition,
MANY PEpIrI0NERS.o
Milton Center, o., May 8, 1867, 2os
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DoAD NOTICE. Notice Is hereby given that
N a petition will be presented to the Commis.
sioners OF Wood C0unty, Ohio, at thoir June
session in 1887, asking for grant for the location
aud survey of county mad, commencing at the
northwest corner OF in-lol No. aS in the town Of
Wesiiield, aud cunning thence northeast about II
rnds 10 the ls y post west Of the southeast quarter
az section IS, lawn 5, range east taonoe north
along the bali section hne 70 the north quarter post
OF section SIS, aud there terminate.
MANY PETITIONERS.
Weston, o., May 6, 1897, a.
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Tue negroes u Helena, Arkansas, are dy-
iaE rapidly Of aH epidemic, which from the
accounts " il, hooks Ike the Asiatio oholers'
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srArE cEsraAL coxxIrrHs-sY DIsrRlors.

l. w. r. Nixon. Cincinnati 2. Thomas l..
Young. Cipcinnati. 5. James Scott, Lebanon.
4. NJ. q. Mitchell, piqua. 5. T. y. Grissel, Up.
IL. NJ. Barrslt, Spring Valley. s. II. @. Hsdg.
e., Mansfield. o.-ehas-- II. .WiekhAh,. NorE ak,
10. Mr.. Bsailsy, Delta. IL. Jos. Bradbury,
Kyger. IL. Chas. r. SehHiier, Lancaster, Is,
d. II. willard, ZanesVille. H. n. O. Blake,
Medina. is. W. P. Sprague, hcconnslsviile,
10. b. r.! Cowen, Bellaire. II. ]. X RNken-
brOd, Salem. is. NJ, X. Keith, Cleveland. 10.
Peter Hitchcock, Burton.
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LIwvr, RIcE, with detachment of the
United States infantry, attempted, on Fri,
day, 70 arrest some murdsrers Of negroes,
at AtNicholasyille, KY, but the force was at
tackled by meb and overpowered. The
Lieutenant was three times wounded bQt
not fatally
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LOST. :.
UNITED STATES
INTERNAL REVENUE TAKES

NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual
IN hist of Taxes for the year 1867, as
sessed b. NJ. w. Hubbell, Assessor of the 10th
Collection District of Ohio, consisting of Special
License Tax, mcome-Tax, Tax on Carriages, Gold
Watches, Be-, is now in my hands for collection ;
and the said Taxes are now due aud payable that
in accordance with the Law of Congress-, will at
RGSBURG, in Wood County, at Norton's Hotel,
ON the goth and 2lst days of May, for the purpose
of receiving the same.
Dated Collectors Office U. s. Internal Revenue,
10th District Ohio, Toledo, May 4. 1867
2b =. srs HARRY CHASE, Collector.
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THE New York Board Of Health claims
to have information that cholera prevails
in three interior cities Of the Union.
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STATEMENT of the condition of the NIAGARA
FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY of the city of New
York, on the 3lst day of December, 1865, in con-
formity with the laws Of the State Ol Ohio.
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UNDERWRITERS AGENCY
Assets = So, 1865, ,2O7. IS.

STATEMENT of the condition of the GERMANIA
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, of the city of
New York, on the 3lst day December, 1866, in
'onformity with the laws of the State of Ohio.
CanilAl.
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Liabilities.

Losses in process of adjustment. ...- $50 $3.50 "a
Claims for Losses resisted by the Co.. 1890 64
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!, This Year BoOk for The Gardener, the Frui /,
0poWsr aad the Amateur, is "a beautifully illus.
eatsd volume Of ies pages. II contains an Alma
nae and cAlsndar f9r each month. giving hints fOr
work in the various departnents, with useful Ia,
blss, and an article on Growing Grape Vines from
cuttings, by wiliiam Pahieki How Hcrseradish
is Grown for Market by p. Henderson; Home Dec.
orNtions, by A. Bridgemani The New Apples Of
1850, by DR.. J, A, warder New or Noteworthy
Pears by p. Barry Small Fruits IN 1868, by A.
\. Fulleri Rarsr Valuable Evergreens. by NJ,
I. MeehSp, with valuable contributions by other
writers. ! Tho Jersey City Daiiy Ziass says ,
Lthe preparation OF this Annual, soms OF the
most Distinguished florists, pom0ogisls, and viii.
eahora'ls,s In the United States have assisted.
The merits OF the new pears, apples, grapes, aud
other fruits. large aud small, are ably discussed
the oest modes Of propagation presented, as also
the latest aud most beautiful aowers introduced
into this country, Hiats ace given on ornamental
gardening a calendar OF operations aud variety
ofothsr inform Atioa assfa TO professional aud am-
ateNr hortieultansts, The work Is beautifully H.
lustrated, aud in its details aud arrangemenl shows
abundant evidence of careful supervision and ia
dicioUs taste,
Price n tAeey paper cover, 50 cents cloth Z.
cents. Address ORASGs Jcpp 4 Co, Al Park
! Row, New York,
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STATEMENT of the condition of the HANOVER
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY of the city of
New York, on the 3lst day of December 1866, in
conformity with the laws of the State of Ohio.
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PORT OF NEW YORK. JULY 9. 1857.

Cleared.
Steamship Russia tBr). Cook. Liverpool via Queenstown
steamship Virgo. Buckley, sAvannsh-aurray. Ferris
Steamship Aiesmsrle, Bourne. norfolk City Poist and
Steamship Glxucus. Godfrey Boston-w Civde.
saip Neplun ,Brcm). Herdes, Bremen-Funch. Mencks
Bsrs Port. tsr,, J.ms.oD. B,smsn-w rsehmidrs Sop.
BARK Patiilo tBr), Mcintosh. nedonda-Morison !
Bark Msynowsr. DIN. ssrb.dos--H rrowsrlass,s sons
Bark Helena tBr, corln. Gov ssyBc, 4 1iineken.
BrisPsiy Pinkbsm IBri, finEhsm. Bristol go Bull
Brig sophi. tsws Joh.nsen. osonssads-raneh Mencks
Brig Sspreco tNsck) zAdro. Trieste and olbr.,arslo-
Brs Sslonss. rs.ey; s9,ss..xIler nouss.on.
Brig WIN Nash tBr,. Mcbride, Port Prines-candar
Big Marguerite (Hayten, wiley. Port su Priucs-R
s1s Ss;srlno, .cpi!s. Isssa.,yIlsr mougssoq;
srs !Is. &ini.m. s.v.nu.h-a Q Yong CO.,
Brig II Kennedy, xsriman, neutrality-suspicious. !
si,E : Tucker Tucker; Boston Hatch !,
sehr Gen Putnam tBrl Brighton. 81 AIMS Bag, Ja-A
sesr Laura Pride (Br) scorean st Kitts-Jones Lcush
schr Carleton OBI. symnet- Fort au Fiats-Darreli 4
scsr Arner,cus, Moss. chsrieston -rupper Beaite.
schr Josephine, Hasermaa. oeorsetosn, c-Dolnsr.
seSr Mary Louisa, aasAeu Washington, Me- Nus.
scln Helen Mar. Nickerson Phiadelphia-Bsker Day
sehr J Dyer, Kelly, Bo.,on.-snow Richardson.
Arrived.
Steamship Ottswa fBrl, Archer Antwerp June "a VITA
mdsc and 3l9 messengers to Hitler Co july lat a.,
I'm 81 passed snip showing slynai with letters n
In day schr Nicthr bound W: 9Th lat 40 80 Ion
g. BE shp nome bound E csh steamship Palmyra hence
for liverpool
steamship san Jaclno. Atkins Savannah with mass
passengers, to Garrison Allen
Steamship SarsEos4a Crowel Charleston, 90 hours with
noise and passengers. TO Arthur Jeary.
steamship Champion, lockwood, Charleston. June with
md 80 aud passengers, TO N X Morgan Co
kebecca Glide Chchestcr Nifnn gon NC 60
hours. with mdsc and passengers TO Jas Hand.
BARK Arren ordeai te NewburyporO Hoyt Inagus, it
DAYS with salt 10 Brett. son Co
Bark II Haven (of Portandl. Hopkins. Cow Bay, Is
days. with coal 10 Miller Hnus htou.
Bark (Br), Hall Cow bay. IS DAYS. with coal 10
master.
srr Nen'e Payne st Crair II drvs with sugar, &C. 70
Roch, Broa Cotey june 80 lat n ~ Ion g. a. brig
Copsann tDuth steering =. 7h last. 90 miles SE from
BsrntEa passed through large quantities Of burned cotton
pieces painted woodwork cAsx4 ether wreck
s,aa apparently SOME 90 had been Destroyed ~
Ere
Brg El.ncre r, Moore Windsor - days with platter
70 A Snlhcrs a Co.
Schr 4 King. Ciendenin, Calais.
Schr Keudrck Fish, Turner, Calais.
schr Eoise, Nutter. Calais Tor south Ambcy
schr Evelyn. Crowley. Columbia falls.
sclr Pioneer, Lothrop, Providence
Schr Lscy A Blossom. Crocker. R0nioui for boston
seLr Caroline. Grant Rondog for Boston.
Wind at sunset NV.
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terfzed by apathy as for long tina past Manu-
etn ers continue 20 purchase with special reference to
curent wants the future OF he wool Interest not be
an eeniiy clear 10 warrant ay material increase Of siock
Holder would have been bilef grant reduction
frcrn prrvaus rates Of apo, tane.. The
ce - OF The clip inlreang The OF fleece
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