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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-29
FROM NEW YORK.

= NEw YoRK, March %.
DR.. Beakly and Miss Cole, concerned in
the Kimball abortion case, hare heen .com~
mitted for trial.
The three hundred and 6fty Texan emf
grsnts bound for Brazil, will res>aip In Nis
city, uplil the 24d oi April. They are entire
ly destitute. An appeal will be made for their
relief.
The steamer Union sailed for Europe, Ia
king S300, 900 in specie.
The Southern Famine Relief Com mission has
received letter from Gen. swayne, dated
Montgomery, Alabams, March 23d, stating
the amount Of supplies which should be sent.
The ship Purveyor Which sailed Saturday,
took eighteen thopssad bushels Of csrn to
AlsbamA.
letter from Marietta, Georgia, says that
mary Of the people Of Northern Georgia,
have no bread, and nothing to buy it with,
snd that dealers in corn and bacon will moi
sell except for cash. In one family near
Dalton, four children died of starvation, in
February, and il il believed oshers died o.
the same Gauge.
The yteaipef Emily yesterday took twelve
thousand bushels of corn to Charleston fol
the Commisaiou.
Five hundred emigrants are expected here
from Mobile, bound for Para, Brazil.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-29
FROM RALEIGH, N. {

RALEloH. n. c., March %.
Ths Republicans Of North Carolina organ.
issd to-day. The Convention numbered 1870
delegates. An organization was effected on
the fundamental grounds Of unioa, liberty
and equality.
The Union Conyeptisn sf yhises and
blasks, ptSf tFo days session, have ad-
journed.
They adopted some Republican resolutions,
and enlogize that party in the overthrow Of
The rebellion; they are sntllled to the respecs
Of every candid man; Congress 10 entitled TO
the thanks Of the world for their constant de-
volion TO human rights, IS set forth in the
Declaration of Independence; cordially ac-
cept the reconstruction plan. and rejoice that
the dogmatical side is over.hrown; supreme
alIefhnee il due 70 the Government, spd not
to the States; endorse the civil rights bill and
Impartial suffrage, without property quali6ca-
tion or distinction of COLOR praises l.nealn,
| ead nsossssss universal aamisatlqn; demands
| Nee discussion and Tree speech on public
matters; pledges the maintenance of the ns
tional credit; and invites oil political persus-
sions to unite vish theu 10 behalf Of ,hs prin-
ciples avoxed.
| Fifty three counties we're represented By
bali whites and half negroes. The Consen
| ton was harmonious.
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further deba&s, the resolutions were referred
sssSes6s ptcposlE.oaS iSctisr sssAS a.
journment Of Congress were introduced, the
. 9oIss CLOCK so-so..1s. to- sskl q. SS 4 June.
Mr.. IN0R8S0lIL is4tsaassA Do Joint reso>
luton propoaine I'd nmendmtut u the Con-
stitution Of ~ United Statas, providing that
all male citizens over 81 years Of age, having
the epali6eatipns of electers Of the svsrops
brnchetcf the State legislatures, ShaH be
entitled to vote al all elections, without dis
qualification on account Of race OF color, or
previous Standing. Referred 70 Judiciary
Committee.
Mr.. BINGHAM insrodueed . joint resolu,
ton authorizing The Secretary Of the Navy
to furnish transportation for provisions 70 be
sent from BALTIMORE tc Wilm,ngtaaf y: c..
Mr.. BROOAALL introduced joint reso-
luton for raising the rates Of dufies on i'm
ports. Referred 70 Commitess on Ways and
Means.
Mr.. MILLER asked leave TO introduce .
bill 70 repeal the Bankruptcy law.
Mr.. 0HANDLER objscted.
M Len ineuduced . joint fesolption
relsssvsiN he conract for budding the iron
clad Camanche, which was amended By
granting the contractors $4,000 for their
losses. Adopted.
TheSPEAKER announced the select COM
mittee on Southern railroads to be Messrs.
McClurg, Mercy. Washburne, Chandler and
Sawyer
Mr.. BANKS introduced . bill making
eight hours . days work for sll labossrs,
Workul6n, or mechanics employed by Or IN
behalf Of the Governnent. sPsseA 50
The Senate amendment to the adjournmsni
resolution Was disagreed to-36 to 10.
A committee of conference Was asked on
the Ssas&s ensoamenh TO tie HeuDe Joint
reselution FOR drsdse bosss 1t the mouth Of
the Mississippi river. Concurred in.
Also, the Senate amendment to the House
resolution to amend the wool tariff act. /,
pats laatings of nohair cloth ON the free
list Iall' .t-e
Also, the Senate amendment in reference
to the compensation and mileage of members
of Congress.
The .Senate bin for pension 10 Captain R.
Busted, Jr., of the Chicago Light Artillery
was passed.
Also. the Senate bill for relief of Admira
Psulding
The Senate bill to reimburse the States o.
Indiana and Ohio, for moneys expended fol
the " 8. Government in esrolline, snd
equipping militia to aid in the suppression 0
rebellion, was debated without action.
Adjourned
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-29
FROM CAIRO.
CHICAGO, March %.

CHICAGO, March 26.
A Journal special says fhs monster sessne'
Great Republic has At last arrived on her waJ
10 New Orleans. So much has been pub
lished regarding her that it is unnecessary
for your correspondent to give additional &C.
counts. Hundreds OF people sre visiting ant
admirioe her. She win remain here all do,
taking on freigh, and exhibiting herself
The steamer Julia, arrived from New Or
leans, reports the ievee broken opposite Col
lege. on Gov. Romans plantation. A arg'
force is at work trying to stopit. The leve'
along the river from there to New Orleans i
liable to break at any time, the condition be
ing bad aud river filing mp very fast in man,
places. Ten inches will put it over.
Weather cloudy, dull and cherries in th'
extreme. The nver has fallen seven inches
during the past twenty four hours.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-29
FROM WASHINGTON.


WAsHisaToS, March 2s-
Special Indian Commissioner Bogy had an
interesting interview with the Sioux and Da
coiah Indians, tbs norpIpg, IN tho council
chamber OF the Indian Department, on the
subject of the application Of their treaty
funds Hon. N. Taylor, the new Commis-
sioner Of Indian affairs, was present, buttooi
no part in the proceedings, not yet having
formally entered on the discharge Of his du-
ties.
Hon. N. G. Taylor, the new Commissions
Of Indian Affairs, wiz enter upop the dis
charge Of his dutiei Monday.
Charles e. Max, for many years Clerk o
the Bureau, will probably be retained in thu
capacity.
The Senate has rsjeetsd Frsnk P. Blair y
Minister 10 Austria, and Gen. SIocum As Ma
vako6sesr>of New York. + .+sw
:, The President has nominated Sen Rosses
| as Brigadier General in the regular army, ric
Rosecraps, resigned.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-29
FROM CANADA.

CHICAGO, March %.
.s A Toronto special says preparetioes are
still being made 70 reoeive the Fenians, al
though the general impression il that they
viii sos trouble the COUNTRY tbs spring.
Through their detectives the Government is
kept informed Of everything imNsrtants that
ne Feuians de- Their iot1nticns ARE fllly
known. An increased feat Of gunboas will
Be placed on ths lakes stths opening Of nav.
ination. Thers are Eve On .LAke Optario.
F6pr hundred seamen have been sent afrom
Halifax to man nsv vessels. Extra drillh
been ordered for al volunteer forces in thii
1 Gunt, ThA ay&A HssaAfs are lpha throw
out BY detachments into the different town.
along the frostsi' .i''
General Sister, commander Of this district
3 - made hinSelf hIIysaeqssintS1 Nm tbs
= frontier BY general observation. - "a
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
GOLD CLOSED 134 3-S
FROM WASHINGTON.
Nsw YoRx, March u

NEw YORK, March ~.
The Tyme's Washington special says that
the Judiciary Committee of the Housel have
tamporsrilv suspended the examination Of the
Impeachment witnesses. but viii resume ito
Iabors sbout the lst of Nav. whether Con.
sress is in session or not. Ail OF its members
have been notified 10 he here by il, Chair.
men.
IN Ia .ssertad bv some of Bntler's friends.
that the eighteen nases spoliated from
booths diary. contained evidence regarding
the preparations for the assassination, and
the reasons for the abandonment of the sb.
duction plot. The tact is, however, that oil
the evidence that has been elected in regard
Wtlhs d,aty, soes 10 sh6s ,hA Il Ia nov 10
precisely The same condition in which /, va,
when taken from Booths body. Dstecuv,
Baker once Effected knovIeda. Of The con
tents .of these missing pages, bot whsr
brought to a pointed exsmination. could re
member nothing that be had read.
The Herald 8 Wsshipe eton special SAYS: Al
to the impeschment matter, the oldest mem
her az the Judiciary Committee both in marlin
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-29
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

San Francisco, March %.
In the suit of United States against 867
cases vine, Maury claimant, Judge Cowan
yesterday entered decree con6scatins the
vine for undervaluation.
Resolutions declaring sympathy with Ire
land, and asking the Government to recog-
nize that country's belligerent rights, were
adopted in the Nevada Senate.
In the Supreme Court Of Esyaaa, Eoarse
sgfyh(f fvntfe,, nf possession Of sfe Once Of
Attorney General Of The State, decided in
favor of defendant
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-29
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

NEw YoRK, March %.
Ths Tyib1ne's New Orlesns special Ays,
Gen. Sheridan's order No. 3, just ont
is sweeping from Office the ricters-Attorney
General Heron, Mayor Monros, and Judse
Abel--Gbstitutin good and loyal men, ane
thrills the Unionists with joy, and the nullif'
ers with dismay.
The Grand Army organization, represents
ing 1000 voters, recommend Il. 9. War
mouth for Mayor, but be declined, and sec.
end agreement failing, the choice remainee
with Gen. Sheridan. Such changes arc mads
to relieve the chances of the campaign, n
the city may carry the State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-29
FROn NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, March 2s..
Lssding conservatives propose that colpred
voters be issited 70 participate In the politi
cal meetihgs, and send delegates to the con
vention that meets here next ponth, to NOM
inste 8 candidate fur Governor he propo'
sitioh Is encourasingly received, and mos
probsbly will be adopted. The eolored. 20
fsfs are invhed 70 send representatives 10 b,
Republican Congressional Convention. calIes
to mex ID Nashville, on the 10th of Ma!
next. John Tribe, who has already sn
nounced himself rs . candidate, win doubt
less be nenisatsd. : 1t il aot known whom
the ConscrsstireIwiH run. -"
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FRol THE COED RBGIONs
CnicAoo, March. "a.

CHICAGO, March q.
A ST. Lssis sDssiAl, of tha 3eshg says
The Helena (Montana) Herald, of the 9th,
s(yt6 Da Thursday tveglees lsgk o. q Al
Fortney brothers from Wisconsin, engatsd
in drafting aud sinkins shaft at the month
of Montana gulch, near Diamond City, va
instapty killed BY the falling Of , bucket -
tsched TO win dless, and used in hauling up
gravel from the bottom Of the shaft
The Hendfis 4 Turuly mills, working on
White Lash Union, cleared up the slm ol
>6.1S3 Of 6ne rstors- ~ ktsS
The Postlewaite mill, running also on gold
quartz Of Virgins, returned from its clear up
. fine cake Of retort, Weighing "a ounces,
equal to $8,9o6. Expenses Of miiis, psl
week. about $3.50.
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Asour three weeks ago, the keeper Of the
eleDh@as in the Zoologicsl Garden of Paris
WAS found dead in the animals cage, and
with very fev bones in his body unbroken.
The asimal will net hsvs aev Keeper, and
the dirsptobs arc uncensip shat 70 do With
hin. Attempts 10 starve him only increases
his fsrocity, and he IN too costly to be poi.
soned.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-29

A Baltimore gentleman nearly thirty year,
ago found one thousand dollar bill. He
advertised it for long time, bat the owner
never clsimed il, and at last the finder depos.
tied il 10 the city treasury, where il has lain
dravine insassst syps sipcs. The ciss coun-
Gil has nov appropriated the sum, amounting
to nearly $4,000, for the, benefit Of an orphan
asylum.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-29

THr following not 10 from the police court
-in Paris. Tie charge vas that the prisoser
had appropriated bis brothers share il an
estate. "But, Mr.. Bresiient, my brother
was in California" g What has that to do
with itg' M foil perfectly iustined
in regarding him - distant relative"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-29
FROM CHICAGO.

! zrx. Rr...i,, cos6asaass - .ssii1srs q
- North western Associated Pren will -
srnhie this aiaarpcsn. II fpllovin3 asar
- 81 he Executive Connitsse are In ~
cS1Ss n. Easfy, Psorins NJ. snnsoear DIR.
s~srvt !, NJ IaeessUIly nassa1iuos M. CaA.
-. 0uisey; Hr. Nsrsisl spdaG6sAs 81
e. bssblS6sses Alssa. y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-29
FIRES.

CLEVELAND, March %,
The house of Mr.. Heickel, with FIVE of his
e6iidrSn, was burned iass lisAt axt SuGish
Centre, Ohio.
ac.u., - sae LoulsyrlLE March %. q
q A 6ts this nofnjue dsssruts8 VI Hrjcery
store Of Nessrs- Dow Burkhart, on Main
street, between eth and 9th, involving less,
'ssths property end stsek, u @2a,eeoA (which
- insafe4 sgox .NyHaaA
'sisss Sr. LoUIs, March %.
The Notion Store Of J. L. 6sbus; "a ptorv
SlSNdan Mafnetgas pxl lbadlyAprped TO-
night. The st0eh Nes valued q $20, 600 /;
Pies tuewelt AForBsslt 0SsEssn the
ground 1oor, ~ L. Boot and Shoe stoe oi
". E. Slower; king. IVES considsrsbly
E3 &:::;'A 2. 1..'1.|'d.lTlG,z,'' Y b
,xxplespsa Is Lsssassivs Ineine.
,.s,s' fsAss ~.sa II go go HSSrAids .frs1A u
ub 4ssl;ng I leeosleeSdS ,a5 rs Gsand
I.k Railees aesr sEdS szplslsd
s - =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-29
FROM DUBUQUE.

CHICAGO. March %.
The Journals Dubuque special says: The
Republicans have nominated j. K. Graves TO
the Msyership. Election occurs nezt Meg
day, and the contest IL excsedingly spirited,
both parties being koahdent Of success.
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FROM OOLUnBUs, o.
CoIrnSrs, March %.

coLertrS March 70.
G. Roberts, An old and respected citizen.
and for many years ,drpGgiss in this city
was found This evening hanging BY the neck
TO bed post, dead. He has for some time
past exhibited signs Of insanity.
The Columbus Metropolitan Police bill, for
the benefit of Columbus, Dayton and Toledo,
passed 70. dsy md IN nov 9-hs.
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+ TMErr.riosr years ago an Indian woman
rode On horseheck from Los Angeles 10 Sasts
kDssbara, using piece Of grapevine ~ .
switch. On approaching her destination she
stuck her switeh iato the ground. Ii took
root, and sixty barrels of wine we're made
last season from its fruit.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-29
FROM DEs HOMES.

CHICAGO, March %.
A Des Moines special says A. b. Felter,
the Tama county wife murderer. has been
sentenced TO the penitenhssJ for life.
Adjutapt- General Bakers report for 1867
is in the hands Of the binder, and will make
4 ponderous volume.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-29

In Harlem . peculiar ornament of white
lsce and card board, hung just outside the
street door, signifies the birth of child and
for Che period Of six weeks after birth,
while such badge is visible, no tax collector
or creditor Of any kind is allowed 10 demand
payment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-29
FROM NEW YORK.

it-A -ssf New YoRK, March 20.
Rumors has it that Joe Coburn and John
c. Heenan, are to fight for $40, 200, and the
championship Of America.
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5000, ST. LouIs, March %.
The Banking House OF D. n. Bunyan 4
Co., failed to>day. Liabilities reported not
large
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CoRswALI, c. W, March 2s.
Yesterday man with bis wife End chill,
drsn, whiis crpssipg the St. Lavrenes river
IN . sleigh, broke through the ice and were
drowned
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ST.. Paul MINI, March 2s.
The Chamber Of Commerce has donated
81, ZOO for the destitute people Of the South.
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Military Operations in
Canada.

Continued Preparations 10 Receive the Feniani.
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Women and Children Starving
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Destitution in The south
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.e-7E .'EF1T ~
- ~ .4sss azasn s~ r*k x}@F Az Rg4 4TT8s
yr.sisas4 y. 49, d 80 n ~ issssA aiaE as 80
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-29

Re Declares War Of determination.
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THE undersigned has made arrangements
n with yno. Hinss for . supply OF lee eurfsg The
eooinS ssssoa WHICH snsbiss Sin 10 supyly his old
pstrons and . many will favor hin With
call spon the rssonabls tsms, And will ENsrsn
tes Q supply during the Whole sesson All vrdsrs len
~ ths ossr and Ice Depot Johnson Street. bstvsss
ID nd q, VII BE- Psssptiy attended 60
nch1Sdim Jso. c. DRlkG
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epss. qss " .ns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-18

NON " i0pBies - ha1 Fxossvse osAhs aay or from
nHhs Revs asssssA = asssh u @ siood non shs
vsos1s running dswR NJ tbn,ak *.
. : !, :.s Ssy : SEQ - g So 81: :ss:: s
= - hSss Who Sa1 bsss sas1152 = Shs s1Ssy. John
Navy ssssk SScos fosr vse1k . ~ ueFsias Patrick
Esnsv vn ss.essS - go xssy N ns
sssss oo. ssny - - sss s'eS,' oesr
EA@. - shs yeRy -lessth psscins. ne parties
vsrs taken the 4ory fourth prsc q station house
!nd when qoesiosae = sess.e = NE tsoubls s.a.sa
sns q, Tsss ss s.o.sss = y ss. mailer .s. hs ~
bad been drinking and eot uoo wrangle in regard %
me payment soma drinks which had been called for
~ one Of the party. 1hey sct out upon The sldewaik
and then became separated Az to The which
might hsvs sos them bv falling down npon the curb
none II was evident from The netnre II the wounds
hat they received from the hands VI or more
yartiss and that knife also brought into requiai
0D = ss Re n.S three ss sPen - Zee MARIAN
sxanssaiien over the body e one O'Clock yesterday
afternoon. He found ono wound about two inches N
length under The CHIN: another ubon the lower up.
which bad attended upward and displaced tooth, and
another one about o. inch and hal through the len
sysd, vhich cut an artery. The deceased had also
received blow oyer tho right en- which must have
feed him 70 The ground; but The doctor unable TO
say - 70 whether This Gas sunesht TO have CAUSED
death. On drumming the bronchial tubss he found
them 1led with blood, which he supposed was occa-
stoned BY the blood from the wound upon the lip hb
nain and lungs oongested and the contents OF bis
stomach showed nat he had been drinking both whisksy
and beer ~. 49,
The deceased was iaborsr nve feet seven inches in
hoighs and y represented Of very ntemperats
habitA ss Ng3zT W
Coroner Lynsh was notined. and made arrangements
70 head The inquest over the body On Tuesday morning
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10 III kpi1oe o. rnB H1RALD:-
In answsr 70 this complaint stated in Sundays
HERALD Of November ~. have 70 ny that n V all
false from beginning 70 end Ihavs acted under legal
power Of attorney from >. r. Laurent given 70 me ON
tne 10Th day Of August when he WAS n Ludiow street
jail under arrest and under 500 O00 ball. being accused
By Mr. Boschsr q having dsfsaadsd him OF prop
erty In question. However, J. X Laurent has been
leased from jail and this 10 SSH pending before the
courts portion u this property u in The hands Of
The government % answsr certain points the law will
decide In regard 70 Mr. and MIRA Green's arrest
solemny declare they have nothing 70 Do Wh ths mat
Ter Whist shsy know shout Il and have done amounts
only 70 friendly action towards J. Laurent n N.Y.
SELF All they knew was the power Of attorney for sad
Laurent Up 70 this morning have attended regularly
20 my business n New York every day, and viii make
my Appearance any time may BE- required BY she Law
VICTOR vANDEvELDE
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take the ma sshosv, vhe1 "a, TIE plot enee W.
81 bs6oe5 sealing Sh0s the psies hAleo l4~e Sees
vhieh GceonpaDas1 ~ ashsrs; - - ok.ousy -
tve.e ths dscsassd - psso.sr peeucoe y - 1900
- nate rave; uas ~ 1Tuns. tAspQ9 - bad bssa
1rnking; when " fsh - asuek ~ - - = has
hssd on the rail- -
Roupdsman Andrew DoyIa q ~ 1otooR 4ooico. -
ing sworn tsssasl -Ihat Ne ~ ~ - r(us1 = II
the foregoing tsseimoey an1 nal9a - U1eo4 ~
coDang cooe1nusd n ~ eoos a. ~ vu0 n10D1
% follow IL; sons one % bssr4 9rp1 az oIjy vSrs
going 70 put The pilot 9. more ney1S eve(easiet ~
told that the ais bad tnjuFe1 on - board the
brig & Sllls. and shN ~ -: ea!ss iss dossos;
the pilot said have case for ye9; tola the osns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-18

SAn,sy~ si..saa Neaunss ~. sssaa1a waa..s Law
k.as4 ~ srysl. $1,000 ors,G nxsuaa - ssns
Sssssss o. Si-Ana.sA. Rsuua Ls.aA. o-ssseAs -
csSsu.... NJ s--4-.ssA xa.si.s. c..lss.. su.ssa
e. =; :s:::. 80 s:: 40 a 70 s
9A..s Nov l-ssas.4 ~ osssv.vs. rss.rd New
iss 9. w.. ~ 400 :. nsss,ss o.ss sAlp Han,
load iss . ~ -: 80 sss ss: S
L,sas:oo., Nsy s-Arrssss< ns,,A o. sa.ssr Hyers.
ZEN; Lssss'& 5sssla's 1lsiSsss; Hsrssssr ISaasn.
Gisss:a "a ssY's; as..s.ss .xsss.
u w.n Pa. % sSss awe Sss.s 'ssa
lEslosssA Aaslaids sahss. lsssr Cor Poss Phllp
~ s.sS T sss sa sass
s1zs1s Oct S0-Xrrssd. Albert Sssos. ssSisSs HYssS
A1ersoan Perfs.
x5os5oa Eos a Z. 7sAcr,ys1 steamer Aseutnsy,
s .:sr va; ss IA o''n' San
nas-Ar5iy:d s'ssIsss Eissr kscosdy salsinoss'
ss::s |: ::.: ri: s' ssss e.:
ssisd lssA :sSs ponss 1ss. cA.ss x'as's Ferry, III;
s ::'si s sssss' ~ fssssd
yokfkEss MoxEo1, Noy l.-5As plies sess Mary
'sT s @ sg 81 sSs S s' : ::S. On
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CLEARED 7M brig BLACK swan. Podssr. Barbados; isth
s aoEsR HOLE 's n, 'sss' snArv.a s.rs Andes.
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River for bhctsport sdArs 1orsnce howell rennsors;
y As II sss: '
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for DO Jane. wasscs Hesss DO foE Lynn willard
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do Er;h racmsa DodS: nsDSor for do und,ns Martin.
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Az Wind 9. blowing AsavyA part q the meet sailed
cs.Is..on for Slorf; soSrs RsinSo., cars and
wsrd inmss: EYorx; Annoy. Knapp ssonins'oa for Key
sale. ssssnss Rssayss s!oddsra 8. Thomas; bark
Princess Alexandra (DAn) Worden. st croix.
PHILADELPHIA, Noy ID AM-Arrtved schrs John y
Perry, Kelly, NBedf0rd smith, Williams, NLondon;
ton; Babcock Prcs. 40, . Edwards 0ar.ood do; y
Weldon. Bowen. Bristol. ri. Below, bark HorAtio
Cleared Whriwtsd Harding Prcvsdeuee; briss
7Ms .. Ss: iss ss s nssp ss.1 ssses
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Caleb sselsons Somer Braintree; Emma fox Case
Norwichi " Benedict Casa Greenport; W Whson,
Brown providenoe. NJ sssss4.' asssrs
7th-Arrved steamships Junata NOrlsans via Havana
PORTLAND Nov arrived. steamer FranconiA shes-
wood Nfork: schrg Free Wind, -, Elzabcthport
Saied-BArks 3 Halls. JSiumph; briggs Maroon. Gates
telle, AlAs Sarah RetcrS Crcassau xsnnebee echrs
SAVANNAH, NOV l4-Asrivsd, bark Kate Dsrton, So
cumb " Johni, NIB.
Cisarsd-sissmers Herman Lavinsston. Baker. NYork;
Virginia. Sherwood. do. sfM