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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-09-07

HARD ON ScRIPTURE.-The Journal editor
says the words. He turneth the wrath OF
man to His advantage" is 'ssacred opho-
risnp;;" !" by which he evidently means that
it is quotation from the Bible. Now, we
will treat our neighbor to as many pears,
plums, watermelons and green ears of corn
as he can eat at one sitting, if he will point
us to the book, chapter and verse of the Bi.
BILE containing this ''sacred aphorism. -
Also, we will throw in an old hat If his head
can fill it and pair Of old boots for good
measure Our neighbor-for whom person
ally we entertain the kindest of feelings-is
the same profound Divine who once preached
short sermon from the words" Make his
paths straight" contending substantially
that this meant that the people of Linn
county should straighten up the road run.
ming from Albany to Brownsville
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-09-07
CALIFORNIA ELECTION.

Just as We go to press, the following
dispatch was received by the telegraph
opcrater at this city. We hope to be
able 10 cofroborate it by official returns
next week:
YREkA, CAL, Sept, 6, l867.-The
election resulted in the election of the
whole Democratic State Ticket by eight
thousand majority.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-09-07
FOR SALE,

A SPRING WAGON, COVERED AND IN
II good order Also, medium sized horse
gentle, true in harness under the saddle. Also.
set of double harness, nearly new. The wagon.
horse and harness viii bs sold collectively or ser-
arately to suit purchasers very low for cash or its
equivalent. For additional particulars inquire or
the EpIyoR or THE DEnocRAT,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-09-07

San FRANcIsco, September 4.-The total
vote will approximate Il, 900. It is gener-
ally conceded that Haight's majority is 49,
600 or more in this county. MeGoppin is
ahead Of his ticket.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-01-10
The Fatal Seven.

Under this head, the Pittsburg Com
m srciat notices the curious fact that al
most every decade in our history, end
ing with the figure seven, has marked
the beginning Of a financial crash or de-
yression. Thus, with 1897 came the
crash that wiped out the Continental
currency. In 1907 our troubles with
France, and expected war with England,
con fused the business of TIE country.
In 1917 tremendous financial convul-
sion occurred, the legacy Il the war of
1924. In 1927 the infiiction was less
severe, but ten years later, in 1887, the
whole banking SYSTEM and business of
the country went down, to he prostfa-
ted to greater or less extent for the en-
suing Ave years. In lS47 there were no
particularly hard times on this side of
the Atlantic, but on the other side, the
English railroad speculations produced
great evils, and gaunt famine stake
over Ireland and other portions Of Eu-
rope. In 1857 imitation and over trad
ing, with us, ended in serious CONNER
cisl losses. To-day begins another de-
cade; shall the singular continuity re-
main unbrOken?
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-01-10

SHOULD WOMEN RIDE AyTRIDE?-
Regarding the costume introduced, but
now abandoned, by Mrs. Bloomer, and
- to how ladies may ride, the Spectator
thinks that: ION this and some other
similar matters, II IL useless to argue
with prejn1icc-bound Britons. Tbs true
argument h the right Of choice, and, in
denying It, society Is injuring itself, just
- It 10 In denying women the right OF
riding - they choose, 20 fixed Ii this
particular form Of oppression, that Eng
lish society will not discuss 1t, refuses
to entertain the question, and would
condemn . dozen leaders Of fashion IL
they made the attempt to introduce
reform. They might walk into ball
room dressed "a Disqualification r.,
undressed to the walst-and the only re-
suit would be q general disappearance
Of tucker; but they dare not for their
lives ride astride. Yet there is absolute
" no reason, either of convenience, or
security, or modesty in favor Of the side
saddle; not one single argument which%
ought even to have : hearing when OPP !
posed 70 ne dlstisa right subject to the
laws Of moGality, TO ride - they plsase. ,
We do not say there arc reasons Tor
abolishing the side-ssddle, for, though !
We think there ars, that b not the paint.
A w61nan has . right to ride English
or Turkish fashion, or Chinsse
II she chooses, and society loses
IN refIasing TO concede the choice"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-01-10
DR.. MAGGIEL'S PILLS


Asthma. Bowel Complaints.
Coughs, Colds, Chest Diseases,
Costiyeness, Dyspepsia,
DiarhGa, Dropsy, DEBILITY,
Fever and Ague, Female Complaints,
Headache, Indigestion, .Infae~a,
inflammation, Inward Weakness,
Liver Complaints, Lowness OF Sr,rits
Ringworm. Rheumatism, seaIda
Skin Diseases, Salt Kheum &C.
UFSOTICE.-None genuine without the engraved
srsdemark around each pot or box signed By DR j.
AAGGIEL, q Fulton st., New York, to counterfeit
which is felony.
ATs Sold by We.zel 4. Smith. and X. Hail, in Tin.
ton and All respectable dealers in medicines through
oatthe United states and Canadxs-a. 95 cents der
box or pot. septsT-y IanSorI
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-01-10
WIN. H. SIMPSON 4 CO.,
Manufacturers Of
Marble MOnunnentS,
Tenb aal Head Stoaes,

MUSCA TINE, IOWA.
Keep on hand lasRe stock 81 naeoae. naqn
1Mcn We VIII manufacture Monuments, 3a0-
Iets ana HeedetoneA - suit tho wants " oov
orders promptly filled. delivered Rnd ~ p IN
~ ~ peft q the county. Especsaa seesseiss
w. II. simpson. W. ". Wcteter. J. II. 6eygsl
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-01-10
Preparation Of House Plies.
A correspondent Of the New England
1rn,er gives the following on house

PropAIot1on OF House Flies.
A correspondent of the New England
Fhrnser gives the following on house
fiies:
Files are propagated in the summer
in the compost heap principally-mostly
in borse manure. They delight In tho
fresh droppings OF the horse, penetrat-
ing quickly into its loose texture, and
depositing o great number Of eggs which
hatch In . few hours; varying accord
ing to warmth Of weather aud degree Of
heat of compost. In from four to seven
days the maggot comes to maturity,
creeps to the side Of the heap, and takes
the chrysalis form. It then appears like
. small egg, and Is Of dark brick color.
In about two days more the perfect fly
appears, y0Eks his wings little, to get
the .shang' OF his new existence, and
then flies directly into your house, dear
inquirer, and alights on your nice food.
After wiping his feet and luxurating on
your good things for time, it goes back
to the barn to increase and multiply
Having learned % much by observation
we put cur knowledge to practical use
by letting the horse remain In the stable
Sn summer about six days, presenting
great attractions to the flies that escape
me and those of my neighbors. They
will soon produce countless thousands Of
mAggots. We then heat about six pals
Of scalding water, and while one rakes
over the heap another dashes on the wa
ter, which literally straightens them
out. Pitching the scalded mass into the
pig pen we permit the process to be re-
peated. 1t Il not a particularly pleasant
operation, but far better than to fight
them after they are in the house. The
women will be glad to heat the water II
the men will apply it, and both will be
pleased with the success Of the plan, il
wen followed up.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-01-10
SOMETHING new
UNDER THE SUM-
A NEW ERA In MEDICINE!

Gg-f.et the Suffering and Diseased read the
Hs-f.ei all who have been given up by Doc
tors, and spoken Of ~ !neurable, read the fol-
lowing.
NJ. Let all who can believe facts. and can
laVe iaIfil IN evidence, read the following:
SSow rnsss PRESENTS. That, on this,
The twentieth iay Of Jane, in the year Of Lord,
One Thousand Efgas Huadre.. and Sixty six person
ally zane Joseph HaT9rick 80 know such, and
being tug sssru aepnsed follows: sThss he 10 the
s"is general aysar tar the United States and depend
Dr. Haszi.fs Pills and saive and that the following
certificates are s.rsasan copies to the best Of his
JAMES sxEsrnE,
u.s. Notary PuAie,
Wall steees, View York.
pa. MAssrrL:-I take ny pen 10 write Jon Of my
great relief and that the awful pain in my side has
left me AZ lass-shAnks to ysur medicine. Oh doctor
nov thankfnl I am tha. can get some sleep. lear
never write It enough thank you again and again,
and that you really III. friend d ali SUI
Iaa win aossas. / .sais.. LANES NYkRs. ~
iis Avenue D.
This j. to certify thai VS. discharged from the
army With q: Darrhza. aad have Keen cured sy
Dr., Nagsess Pills WILSON HAKyEr,
/ View fark, April !, 1855 y Pitt Street.
The Glowing is an Interesting case Of . man en-
p.aysa n an Iro, souadry, Who, II pouring melted
T.
sxpiasion- The meisei iron thrown around and
On him in perfect sho wer. and he burnt dread
fnIy- The following certificate given to ne, BIZ
him, about eight weeks after the accident:
NKw ToRK. January II. 1864
Ny name IL Jacob Hardy; Am Iron Founder; /
vas BADLY burnt bs hs: IRON In November last ny barns
seS.ed- szt had running my leg that would
not heal; tried Nazges saive, And cured me In
few This all true, and anybody can see me
I At Jaekssn's Iron Works I'd Ayopue.
I J. HARDY, liz Gocriek Street.
Extracts from Various Letters:
~ had appetite; Aagsieis Pills gare ne hearty
F one.
/ Your Pills are narveioss..
II send for another box and keep them in the
| house"
'Dr Magiel has cured my headache that vas chso-
nie.''
~ gave half Of Of our Pills to my babe for chol-
era norhus. The dear little thing got we'll in day
''My nausea Of = moruingis cured"
"Tour top Of Mass.sl's ssive cured Of noises in
theheat. rubbed some Of your Sa,ve behind my
ears, nd the noise lsft.'i
s-Hu ase-s-s U~~~s, . poor family. "
Il eueios. dollar, your price 10 25 cents. bu, the
medicine TO me 10 worth DOLLAR
"seri ne Eve boxes Of your Pills..
Let ne hare shresboxes Of your Pills BY return
mall
&. | have over 100 such Testimonials
As this, bu. want Of space compeis me to conclude
FOR CUTANEOUs DISORDERS
And all eruptions Of the skin, the sALyE 10 mos,
invaluable. 1t does not heal externally alone hut
generates With the search n
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-01-10

Minors are not allowed to play bill
iards in Tennessee never has
been q divorce granted in South Carroll
MA Virginia gentleman has gun
with which he has shot loo deer
A lady 80 years of age, in Salem, Indiana,
claims she is damaged $25 900 by SLAM
dereF.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-01-10
Wintering Colts.

80
A snug shed or stable 10 best for win
tsring colts, provided they be halter
broke, which they should be before win
tar sets u. Thsy-will eat all sorts OF
ctarse lood, but should have little
grain or meal, according to their size
and age. They should, II convenient,
run out part Of the day. They love to
forage on cattle dung-heap, and pick
out the waste litter. Let them have all
they want Of 1t, ~ It ID healthy variety
for them. A dry pasture, when snow l.
OF the ground, IL = good change for
them olso We have wintered many
colts In our farming, and found that
nothing got through tina season easier
than they. Their hair gets long and
sometimes rough. No matter, there Is
. close 1us undsr IL, and it keeps them
dry and warm, and they are all the bet
ter In the spring. Enough to eat, with
good shelter, 10 all they want to keep
them healthy and growing. But they
should nnt run out with the cattle, -
they NE liable to get hooked, while they,
in turn, drive the cattle from their food.
Every one to his own kind In the farm
yard, - In other appropriate placed.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-01-10
SHERIFF SALE.

Df VIRTUE OF a special execution to me
ID directed, issued from the Office Of the Clerk
Of the Distsict Court in and for the county OF
Cedar and state Of Iowa, in favor Of J. g. Maur-
or, and against Hester Seitsinger and F. san
derson, have levied upon the follow ing prop
erty ~ the property OF the said Hester Self
singer, ~ wit:
The northeast quarter 60 Of the northeast
quarter "a of section one d), township eighty
SOY range four ~, west Of the 9Th p. m. situated
In Cedar county, Iowa.
And shall offer the same for sale at public
cutlery, at the court house door In the town ef
Upton, in said county, on Monday the 18th day
Of January. A. n. 1881, at 10 O'Clock a. m. Of said
day. TO satisfy ssid execution and costa that
may accrue thereon.
Dated this 18th day OF December A. D. 1874
J. ID. SEEARER,
nlvl Sheriff Of Cedar county Iowa
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-01-10
DR.. BIGELow

Is the ony Ply sician, az = Specialist,
} nov in Chicago that can be entirely
relied upn. 60 TO HE, and not SCI
fer that toSrible disease to remain In
your syssm, dishgnrina your face and
holy, beades destroying yonr hAppi-
ness andfuture prospects Of life. He
has mad. Private Diseases and Nerv-
Gus Debility his study for the past
twenty vars. and Is therefore the per-
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-01-10

- WIZ son whon All afflicted should consult.
No one eyer heard Of PATENT Of his beIna cured
since he has been In tbs city His reputation has
vouchers in all the city lapers his patients and the
medicai profession both lefe and abroad being the
most skilled specialist her, and thorough master Of
all sexual diseases. II ii Others fall, aont DESPAIR
give him call. 1t IL enlr common occurrence with
him 10 cure such diseases His separate for
ladies and gentlemen, And the most complete in the
city.
Yorss MEH, TAKE knrserIAR Nortcx.-poctor
Bgelow devotes much Of his time TO the treatment Of
those cases caused By secret habit, which ruins both
body and mind, uniting the unfortunate individual
for either business socky. The sad effect Of these
early hahts or the excessof rpe8 TO weaken
and detdtate the consultation, destroy the physical
and mental powers, dimidsh AID enfsebe the natural
feelings, and exhaust tn vital energies Of manhood
the pIeAsuses Of life asTed, the object Of
frustrated, and existenG itself ende1ed 4 term 8,
uneeastnT misery and FegRt. Such persons especlar
those contemplating marriage, should lose DO time n
making Immediate Application, Dr. B., by his new
treatment. is snaeledto insure speedy and perma
nent cure.
Consultations ftss and confidential. once. No
I9 south Clark Street corner Of Monroe half block
from the Post Once. Past Once Box 1884, Chicago
III. Ohse hours from m. t. p. NJ.
send Tor Ms Guide to Health published nonshIy,
Tree ofchsrse.
u. B.-Ladies. send fse . descriptive circular Of
Fssfis Esmsdie, the best preventive OF eoneeptea
sn"sh sensto any address free ofeharse. ,iab2i
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-01-10

Fss "n ~svtr4.s =. tt,rpt,t3 with abundance II
t=tsg stsH4s. Et,r 3ts ','siraI.. INIT
- s~.-.r ~.sr.s4e ~ s,iIs, and all "
.7~- : d9az aF ..f@t-tg tl.a
E-cArTI CONDITION PowO1R1
- 5s- gftsr ~ itHanfttr a,ss srfa.y
sss.,russ III CARRIES "a ,I3 Sv.r and
ssrTe5Fa- s.- ggr ~.ft <.sa titrs,, .n.Iat ti,n
,=s--t. :. 50 % ansf sis'E FaAtut dss s. nri1a
I5sf 'a g-lfe9Hya So te aware ~ The vaisaiiA
s~sE@~1 assts..s osfifsaa I'ns~asr. tn pro-
artfas ~ his -eef assti wr#v-asIfsy ssany
II fsr n a. Tie da.n--ttlised astinaaia-
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-20

TESTIMONIAL TO Mr.. GARRIsoN.-The amount
subscribed for a money testimonial to VIM.
Lloyd Garrison, in honor of his ''long and un-
selfish conservation to freedom, " reaches over
twenty thousand dollars, The subscriptions
of $50 to 500 are very numerous, and include
Congressman Wilson, Gunner, Ames, Alley,
Governors Bullock, Andrew and Clahin, Hon.
VIM. Whitney, and many other distinguished
citizens Of Massachusetts Mr.. Hooper, ]. L.
BowTditch, Ticknor rieias, am, seven other
p@pseS gave zoo each each The foGwg per
Pnto,I'oyn NV" n V S'Vo @..on-Gerrit Smith,
y. vV'Vit ~ ID" -.amuel May, Esq, Boston;
William y. Coffin Boston, John NJ. Forbes,
Boston; William f. Weld, Boston; Ellen d.
Draper, Milford John Bertram, Salem; Thos.
Mott and William Sellers & Co., Philad6lphiaI
Francis G.. Shaw, and E. Warren Weston, Mw
York
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-20

The February number of I4trd & Hough-
toms republication of Londeh Society is the
most attractive of the series so far issued here
One writer gives some pleasant gossip about
breakfast" another has something new TO
say about "Clubs;' "Sketches of the English
Bench and Bar" are continued, as also "Visits
in Country Houses and 'Before the Foot
lights" while a good deal of information Is
contained in a "Winter in st. Petersburg"
The illustrations are numerous and generally
very good. Two valentine" articles will
have especial interest now.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-20

NEW YORK, February 2O.-stocl1s strong. Chi
cage and H1sG 1s@aRd SI EkegGHg 1873
Cleveland and Toledo, ll7N Cleveland aud
Pittsburg, S0 Pittsburg and Fort Wayne, 9j34;
i0S5S; Illinois Central. ff59S; Cumberland pre-
ferred, 80; virginia es 54 Missouri es, 0219 Hud-
1852, lIil; do. 1864 1885, do 1865, iOe new issue,
1865; Ten-forties, 1876 Seven-thirtfes, first
issue, lO6 all others, 1886 Sterling Exchange,
s7zs; sight do, 911; Cold closed at 1867. Money
& q cent
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-20
PhiIndelphia Trade Renort.

WEDNESDAY,, February 2O.-There is no inn
movement to notice in the Flour Market there
being no demandI except from the home con-
sumers, who operate with extreme caution, as
they have no confidence in the permanency OF
present prices. Sales OF few hundred barrels,
chiefly Northwestern extra family Eat Sll@l25O,
Including Pennsylvania and Ohio do. do. az
at sO@lO'5O and superhne al s875 D barrel. Rye
Flour is duh, Small sales at S7@7'25. Prices Oh
Corn Meal are nominal. -
Prime Wheat attracts considerable attention
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-20

and holders arc firm In their views. but in con-
sequence OF the limited receipts and stocks the
transactions are small. Sales of Pennsylvania
red at S2'T5@3. We quote Southern do at San
800 and white at S320@335. 700 bushels Penn
sylvania Rye sold at Sl'35 In Corn there is more
activity, and sales OF 10000 bushels were made
at 9Sc.@Sl for new yellow aud 81 for white
Oats remain without quotable change. sales Of
5000 bushels at 58d57 cents. II =
In Cloverseed no new features to present
Sales Of 400 bushels on private terms; ana some
at SS@S75. ll5 bushels Timothy sold at S3'62 a
decline. Flaxseed is selliug at S3i0@362
Whisky-The Illicit article sells at SI250l'SO
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-20
MURDER AT STEWARTSVILLE N. ].

A Woman Murdered In the Absence of
Her Husband-Her Body Found, with
the HeOd Terribly MangIed, In a Gel
lar of the HOuse-The Murderer at
Large, Etc.
On Saturday last, a Mrs Kaze, residing AZ
Stewartsvile, near Belyidere, was brutally
murdered by man supposed to be Lamed Bah.
cock. The particulars are az folloWs;-The
husband OF the unfortunate woman, a respecta.
BILE working man, returned from his work st
noon and found his wife absent, althouob his
meal was prepared for him. Supposino she
had gone on a visit to one of the neghbors he
made no search for her, and again resnnSoS ~
work. Returning in tn"
wife stu absent and Ge Bs5paS"E he & found rs ha R
safety, Upon Inquiry, he aseestoins5 thot
colored gill had Visited the 6,nst 1gat tba
Bsitsernoon, but was met at the door by the man
abaDGock, who would not allo' q her IA snteT and
unaIIy droye her from the prenia6s nv thIrest.
euing 20 XII her. Mr.. Ka re then procured the
Ssosissahee so OF neighbors. aud searched his house
LOT q clue TO his wi ,eis wheresbouts' ISSe Uoo1
cellar he diappoor p-uoor nd descending into sub
Dositop ne qihseoyered her dead body in an erect
clbed ecrStbed me me hea d horribly m1tilated and
was intense ne ne eS element in the neighborhoot
and immed,ate On the facts becoming known
of the mnrde steps we're taken for the arres
yrer.-N. Y. Herdld.
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ARRIVED THIS MORNING,

Ship Lancaster, Coffin, from Liverpool, via Queens.
town Dec 70 (havng put in for repairs, before re-
ported), with mdse. to John r. Penrose. Experienced
heavy westerly gales split sails, and was 2s days up to
the Banks between the Banks and Georges had heavy
westerly gales all the time; between Nantucket and
Georges was struck with heavy squall from the
yard forward. likewise blew all the head sails away,
and carried away the head of the main ana mizzen
topgallant masts at the same times February 8, lat
AZ o. Ion. 65 90 W. passed alongside the barque Alice
OF London, found her deal loaded aud water-logged,
matches burst open main and miZzen masts gone oy
the deck fOremast stan ding, and abandoned -.
Shin John l.. Dimmock, HarWo0d, 80 days from
Liverpool, with mdse. 10 Peter Wright & sons. -
Brem. barque Minna, Stuukel. from New YORK, IN
ballast to G. w. Berdadou IL Bro. -, D.,
Barque A Nj. Lovett Lovett. rom New YORK. IN
ballast to l.. Westergaard & Co. - -. No.. .
Barque Imperador. Christian, 70 days Foh Eerh"ih-
buco. in ballast to A. i, Damon. r-.,,o p.,, ,,to
Schr Nor Wester, Foster, nom foF'uue nay ""
Gloucester, Mass, with fish 70 order.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-20
Arrest of a Murderer.

CINCINNATI, February 20.-George A. Ellis
worth, who acted as telegraph operator during
5cnn Morgan's raids, and who shot and killed
1ames Smathers. at Sharpsburg, Bath county,
kentucky, on Saturday last. was arrested near
Lexington, Kentucky, yesterday.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-20

,y,,,,, xroy,y February 9ArrlVed, steamship AllS-
soI,,,ti v. N ,,dson from New orleans, o,
SISteamship Victor, Gates from New & orleans;
tteIll,ssii,ip Quaker City, West, from Charleston
SS,,eeamship III cid, Hobart. from Newoern;
st,eean1siin Flambeau. EversOu from Noffoik.
STEAMSHIPS Neptune, Baker, from Boston
Sims ir H. Peel, Larrabee. from LONDON Dec: .,
pargoue American Eagle, Hartford, from AsplnwaH
i{Tig Eastern star, Foster, nom Barhados
PriS NJ IF Townsend, Lilly. from Cardenas.
Schr Wild Gazele, Hall from san Bias.
Schr n. Palmer, Wilbur, from Apalachlcola. -.
Cleared steamships Leo, Dearborn, Savannah; Johh
Gibson Fuller. Washington Neptune, Baker, BoSt0h
ships City of Liverpool. Whiteord Liverpooli hisl
nore Clark, AntwerG H. g scranton WllIIiam&s & n 3V,
baroue New York, Gibbs Buenos Ayresi brlgs oellns
Gibbs Swan Island Harry 4 Aubrey, Hannionu'
barbados; Scotland, Croweli do. H. g. Berry Hoison'
Sagua: Nina, Holden st. John, n. b. A. kOell H,1,
ming Boston; schTs Julie Laprelle ST kltts
Paxson, New Orleans j. A. Rider RIDER An'''"O
BosToN February l9Arrved ships John BsIDHSs BnarSpes
from LondOn j. H. Stetson, from Liverp9ol n iiida
Edgar Cecil, from Colona. via Nellie Fen
wick from New York; brigs j. fl. Dlillns sa, Cten-
Palermo; sussex from Matanzas; Msn MsrnSli n Knowles
fueROs; RandOlph, nom SalNestohi SCI" 80
Hom Ponce.
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Iaranca rench papers record an act Of into
Who be IN the part of the Mayor of Bouron,
intor, IS just caused Protestant child to be
for ied in the portion of the cemetery reserved
criminals and suicides,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-20
LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF PH1LADELPHIA.......F FEBRUARY .

For additional Marine Ne,Vs see Seventh Page.
CLEARED THIS MORNING.
Ship Island Home, Liswel, Antwerp Workman &CO.
Schr NJ Reinhart, Hand, Charleston, 5. c. D. S. Stet-
q Co.
scnr sallle S. Godfrey, Godfrey, Boston, via New
Castle ID. Cooper & Co.