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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-30
Judging Character by the Hair.

Coarse black hair and dark skin signify
great power " character, with a tendency
to sensuality. Fine hair and dark skin in
dictate strength of character, along with
purity and goodness Stiff, straight black
hair and beard indicate a coarse strong.
rigid and character. Fine
dark brown hair signifies the combination
of exquisite sensibility with great force of
character. Flat, clinSing. straight hair, q
melancholy but extremely cOnsnnt char
acter. Harsh, upright hafr is tire sign OF
a reticent and sour spirit, a stubborn and
harsh character. Coarse, red hair and
tsihis'Sers Indicate powerful animal pas
siOns, together with a corresponding
strength of charactsx Auburn hair, Nth
forid countenance, denotes the high lest or
der of sentiment and Intensity or feeling,
purity of character. with the highest ca
rscify for eniOyment or suffering Straight,
even, smooth and glossy hair denotes
strength, harmony and evennesS of char
acter, hearty affections, a clear head and
superior talents. 80 fItiIdN rDUg
Fine, silky, supple hair is the mark Of
delicate and sensitive temperament, and
speaks in.fayor Of the mind and character
of the owner Crisp, curley hair indicates
a. hasty, somewhat impetuous and rash
character. White hair denotes Emphatic
and indolent constitution and we may add
that besides these qualities, there are chem
ical properties residing in the coloring
matter of the hair-tube which undoubtedly
! have some erect upon TIC -disposifion.'
Thus red han8d6people are VIGOROUSLY
passionate Now, red hair is proved by
| analysis TO contain larges amount of SUI
rhu5 whAe very black hah is colned with
almost pure carbon.S The presence Of
| these matters in the blood points to pecu-
liarities oftemperament and feeling. which
tar gslmost- runiyersliy~s with
tllem. The rery way IN >vlifch the hair
flows is strongly indicative of the ruling
passions and inclinations, and perhaps a
clever person could give a shrewd guess at
! the manner - a Blan- or woman ~ IN ,sosi
ton by only seeing the back of the head
--Screts If Beauty,
| AIR, Stephen Pearl Andrews, Of New
entirely new science, as exact and profound
as logic and mathematics, and even more
farreaching and inclusive than either of
s1sns lat thsss \, ii lkcf %IA &c
tdAce az the prhcHdes 81 whi3 81 &d
speela{ scichces are merely particular mod
| ifications or instances. Heretofore, he says,
there has not been single universal prin-
4 Gple known,in positive science and con-
! sequently science Is yet in the chaotic or
fragmentary stage Of its developments
The new science is to supply this defect,
land to base, alb the known sciences, Juror
an a prisri knowledge of exact scientific
laws Of Universal application, whether IN
the department. of matter or that offmind
Upon this new. science. he bestows the
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-30
LlPFlNC0TT g. BLACKWELL,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Axes, ShOvelS, Saws. &c,

MILL OWNERS and LUMBER MEN viii find Il
greatly TO their advantage TO SAWS and ANS
MANUFACTURED by LIPPINlOTT x BAkEWELI. Pitt
burgh, Pa Consider well before ordering from other
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-30
Colburn's Patent Red Jacket Axe.
Farms & Fruit Lands.

The Illinois Central Railroad Com pspy have for sslc
in tracts of 10 acres and upwards, $4,000 acres OF choice
farming fruit lands all lying adjacent 10 their road
For rran-yrowirg stock-rasing. and purpose Of
profitable agriculture. these lands possess every requ
Site OF soil and climate.
THE FRUIT REGION
Southern Illinois IS noted for It's wonderful fertility
production of apples. pears. peaches and ali
kinds of fruits During The season Of 1861 the Special
Fruit Express Train brought over e01,0cO boxes Of
peaches and 5000 bushels of Strawberries TO Chicago
alone, thence furnishing the first fruits Of the
all the northern markets. 100000 acres OF
these fruit lands offered for sale on favorable
Title IN Zee from the State. 3
All station Agents are provided with plsts, showing
the lands for sale in their vicinity.
- Information given upon al points at the office Of
the Land Department, IS Michigan avenue, Chicago
or a. descriptive pamphlet. with msps. showing the
exact locality all the lanS sent to any person WIT
ing for the same. In any language, to
-.ih JOHN y. CALHOUN,
rH LAND COMMISSIONER. CHICAGO
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-30

TO CONSUMPTIyES.-The Rev. EDWARD &.
L WILSON will send free of charce) all who dc
sire it, the prescription with the directions for making
and using the simple remedy by WI ch he cured OF
lung affection and that dread di'ease, Consumption.
His only object j. to benefit the afflicted and he hopes
every sufferer will try hs prescription. il will Cot
them nothing. and may prove blessing. Please ad-
dress Rev. EDWA ARD A. WILSON. No. 165 South
Second street, WilliamsbHrgh, New York.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-30

TNFORMATION.- Information guaranteed 10
produce luxuriant growth of hair upon bald head
or beardless face; also recipe for the removal OF
PmpleS. Blotches EFuptiOns, &c. the SKIN leaving
the same soft, clear and beautiful, can be obtained
without charge by addressing THOS. F. CHAPMAN,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-30

"A lad named, .Tidhall, 4 residing with
his parents az Faimohnt, near Cincinnati,
accidently shot his baby brother three
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-30

Holstein euestion--a notller gentleman and
l. The other gentleman is dead. He ex-
planned plain. y, il is me- but 1have forgotten
"A subscription has been started in
Canada to. lay off the mortgage on the
house now occupied by the family, and
other debts of darcy MCGEE This done,
the money, voted by Parliament viii yield
the widow 81, POO a year. 10 1h'itN
/ English dairymen object to the estab-
lishment of cheese factories, on the ground
that they. will deprive their wives, and
daughters of an honorable and healthy
employment, and by relieving them from
labor lead to idleness and extravagance.
The tallest chimney in the world is
said to be at Port Dundasworks, Glasgow.
Scotland Its height from the foundation
/ is 45s feet; above the ground, 444 feet, the
foundation being IA feet deep; the outside
diameter, on asleyel with the ground, is 81
fleet, at the top, - feet 8 inches thickness
at the ground, 2 bricks. 4 u = Is =
"A widow of Brighton, England, has
been sentenced to fifteen years penal SER
! yitude for breaking her nephew's nose,
beating him with red hot poker, tying
him hand and foot and sousing him in a
tank of water, digging pieces Of flesh out
of his face with an, oyster Knife score hing
the flesh off his knees, pounding, kicking,
and otherwise bringing him up in the way
he should go. ~ -.-,a,ss 81. s,,..,,-s i, =
\ of all the whimsical advertisements
that appear in the fair city of Paris, the
most curious is that of a matrimonial
( agent who has lately opened business, and
announces to the public that ",tglihess" is
NO hon to. III
that every human being is formed for all
the witching artsOf love. Apart from the
number of marriages that are made in
Heaven, a goodly per centage of those TAX
! ing place in Paris are negotiated by the
| hymenial broker f.- ......, ~.
+ A vagabond of Paris, when lately
taken before the magistrate as vagrant,
asserted that he had an occupation, and
that it was that of an artist. When asked
to be more definite, he explained that he
was the decoy of q quack dentist who adj
vertisedst to extract teeth without pain
He had one false tooth which, personatinC
now peasant, now a workman, and
sometimes woman, he would allow ia
be pulled by his patron as proof to by
ISLANDERS of the truth of the dentists pro
] LESSONS. I'd
e The physicians who made a post NOR
+ tenn examination of sthe body of Mr.
MCGEE. lately assassinated in Montreal
found the weight of his brain to be 3.
ounces. The main weight of the human
kbrain Is 4J ounces. That of Daniel
lO'Connell weighed "a ounces. Depruy
tens was So. The naturalist Cuvicr's
weighed 5915. The brain of Mr. Mc(ice
appears to be one Of the largest recorded
The physicians who examined him found
the Uranium very thin, almost transparent
1t is stated that thin, bony envelope i:
1.-The Indication of a superior mind, and the
thinner it is the stronger is the talent II
this is an established physiological fact
there is an appropriateness and scientific
accuracy in calling stupid people and
Ounces "thickheaded
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-30
HOPS! HOPS! HOPS!


: -Four Magnfcenty Illustrated Medical Books, con.
tainn Imnortant Physiological INFORMATION, for Men
and Women sent free On res.aps a z es2 a py ss
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-30

city her companion and pretended guide
attacked her with a mallet, pounding her
ForTtlie liea6antf fsne, inhicting serious and
almost fatal injuries The cause of the
brutal assault is supposed to hayebeen the
fact that the young lady is engaged to be
married TO a young man formerly an
affianced of the assailant. =, IA, II
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-30

Mr. Fitch lately reada paper on this sub
ject before the american Institute Farm
er's Club, in which he said many things
that we fully endorse, for instance the fol-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-30
CLIPPINGS AM ADRIpPlKes.


.sr,1i -, Miscellaneous. .snsaiu ,lao1
"A San Francisco cvitriol-thrower. has
got thirteen years in the State prison. s'i1 q
"A Maryland ypppg lady has recovered
$4,000 for a bread, OF promise rrryTV
THE new st James HotA, Bdston.
boasts sixteen miles of bell wire q :
There are 7,O0o,O00 Jews in the world,
onc-half of Whom live III Europe. 4. as,i.
"A Canadian at South Vernon, W. ne
Gently ate three and a half pounds OF
maple sugar in twenty five minutes
~ Near Talladega, Ala,,I a mail agent
opened all the registered. letters ana made.
off with 81 900. Z. , ~, -. ,s -.
The buffalo gnats. have appearesi M
Northern Mississippi, and are doing great
damage to the live stock. l.. -,tisss So is.i
"A young lady, twenty three Years old,
six feet two inches high, weighing B2Ss
pounds, is among the cu'iosities1of, ehey7
ennc city, hfa sffq 81 o. ri u7ists adi snsais.
..H-Tla average age of thelmen NyiIo mar
ried in New York city last year was BIB
years; the average age of the women was
1856 years n.ii acts.sr alssH 81 ails = -
Five thousand dollars, Mexican, were
lately uneartlfei ON the San JaeiDto, Texas,
supposed to have been buried by Gonzales,
i'm fSssi- 70 s-7EAHt 'ssfi3s -
Mis- Nelll De Mare, of New York,
has agreed to walk from Jersey City TO
Philadelphia, I'm 36 hours, for : 1000 The
task to be performed between the 10Th and
ed of May . a.s.a = ,is.i iuoii
The New York -Nea sans that not ~
single instance occurred at the Dickens
dinner of intoxication or even Of undue
exhilarationi by wiue1i SrrE = uBv'
Governor Bullock, ina message TO the
Massachusetts Legislature, declined sign
ing the Liquor. license law = recently
passed, but did not veto il. hence it be-
came law. arrL 40 BaEGn1
Judge Straub. i'm the Cincinnati Police
court, has prohibited the use of the
words lady and gentleman in allusion. 10
culprits and their colleagues. before that
Court ~, :. - Z. = 80
Charles Bertel has been arrested n
Baltimore, charged with posonipgp boy
| four years old; making him drink he Pois-
on ont of a bottle; telling, his victim that
II was something good.
Recent adyices from the Atlantic
Base Ball club of Brooklyn, render it prob
able that they viii visit Rockford, ILL.,,
about the first Of July, to play game with
the Forest City club, ..,,.,......,.,......
~ During the last twelve months more
than 300 cases of ~hooping cough have
visited the Hartford gas house to inhale its
o,ors, experiencing great benefit and fire.
,queIlt cures -ssS bas .sse 81 b,sssiios
E. The ,pAybills Of EorTs -Thealre, in
|. Washington. an ihesfhiS tn 6f-h1 AsSki-
natiom Of airesidept lincoln, nov nm
mand 80 eaeh, and are pufchass LAP 1llat
.-price by " COLLECTORS in New, York city.
Tic end Of the universe IS positively
announced. by. an Eastern philosopher
and prophet, for October ,, 1885, This
will preclude the necessity of nomi-
mating candidates for the November cleo
tons --ii 49, -
y National Temperance Convention
is to he held at Cleveland on the 10Th of
sud ss;los nPe sssiss 70
fsend seven delegates.
A first case in litigation from Alaska
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-11
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, March 7-CoT1oN.-Our market
was frmer to-day under q bctreE inquiry. Caole
advices also were steady. We report sales as iol-
lows IS bales comprised of gooc ordinary, at 22c;
ordinary 81, and low middling a3c; "a bales low
middling at 23Ac: "a do do Csc; IL bales stained 20
$50 bales good oro1cary and low uiddlng mixed at
go; 1G5 bales good style low middling 24c market
closed strong with 241sc Offering for middEnG Late
In the day we note sale of 205 bales good style low
niddling nt 24c.
CorFEE-There is very firm feeling on the part
of holders, account of &c advance established at
New York to-day. No large sales here. We have
only to note 100 bags Rio on private terms.
FLoUR-Was in demand to-day, with sales GOO
bbls Northwestern Super at So 75ag 100 bbs at
800 bbls Howard.street Super So 75a10; 500 bbls
Howari-stre Extra $40 75al2; 100 bbl5 common
City Mills Super So.
GRAH-wheat offerings continue light. We note
a better inquiry from millers, a1d prices frmer,
particularly for Pennsylvania included In the sales
were l4O bushels choice white Maryland at S. 05;
625 bushels Southern red So 75a2 60; 1000 bushels
choice Pennsylvania So 60; 5000 bushels good and
prime do SO 50a2 55 Corn-12, 200 bushels white
and 5000 bushels yellow received; market was weak
for white, but frmer for yolow; we report sales Of
TOO bushels white at 81 0S 3i0O bushels do 81 TO- 300
bushels 81 IL $50 bushels yellow 81 10; $3.50 bushels
do 81 II. Oats-2270 bushels offered, with sales OF
1900 bushels at IS cents; GOO do at so cents 1900
bushels at 80 cents, as to quality Rye-100 bushels
at 81 rs.
MoLAssEs-Nothing doing ito-dny; market un-
changed
Paov1s1oSs.-There is very little abatement in the
Southern orders for bacon, which arc steadily and
quite uniformly filed by the trade at 121ic for
shoulders 143Sc for rib Sides anC l5c ior Clear no.
when packed In regular bacon hhds; sugar hhds &c
less No round lots the market OF either bacon or
bulk meats Mess pork lis steady at S25a95 so per
bbl Lard 16ha167lc ior Western tcs, and 20c for
refined, in pals and kegs. Bacon hams lSa2oc ior
Observation-Disclosures for bcst oTands canvassed
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-11

OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY news
CHARLESTON, Tuesday Evening" March 10, 'Gs ,
The market was extremely quiet, buyers holding
oil or asking considerable concessions, while sellers
were generally firm and confident; tine transactions
were consequently quite limited, mostly at iates
showing ;salc. decline; sales $50 bales-say 25 at
aos 81 at %; at %; sc at 2s1s; at "a 80 at PAX;
at 25; II at 2511s, and 1Os at &c. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to Good Ordinary. .2o@2S
Low Midding. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .24@24A
Middhng. -.25@25H
Strict Midding. Observation-Disclosures. .26@'-
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-11
1TIE BARNWELL sENTINEL

rs AN EXCELLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
i Merchants and business men try it Tor few
months ''No risk no GAIN" Send your cards
and increas your trade this fall. There's nothing
TO equal Printer ink-it has made many 4 fortune,
Terms for the paper-s3 per annum. IN advance.
Advertisements inserted at the rate OF 81 per
salaIc Of twelve lines or less for each insertion.
Cares vi len lines or less, Ut the rate OF $40 for
tlr,. months
Contracts by the year or for six months, allowing
PRIV c-r OF changing on moro favorable terms.
Address EDWARD 4. BRONSON,
November lG Publisher and Proprietor.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-11
Consignees per South Carolina Railroad,
March 10.

0o3 bales Cotton. Al bales Domestics, 1912 bags
Corn. / car Cattle, cars Lumber and Wood, &c. 10
Pinckney Bros, W Courtney & Co, j A Enslow l.
Co, Railroad Agent, G " Williams & Co. q Rod
gers l. Co, j E Sloan W NJ Lawton, Walter &
&c. Wardlaw & Carew, W Ryan, n Averill, G A
Trenholm & Son, W sprague e. Bro, Stenhouse
& Co, J Campsen & Co. West Jones. n Robson.
e Fitzsimons, W Dukes & Co, J Cocock co, q
Bischotf & Co, Johnston, Crews Co. W Dowling
B Co. Adams, Frost Co, Utsey & Kenyon, Cohen,
Hanckel & CO, q Kalb, Gruber & Martin, z Davis.
willis & Chisolm, Ravenel 4 Co, Graeser Lee, Smith
& Co, o Reeder, E Lowndes, j D Busch, L D De
saussure, Mowry Co. Thurston l. Holmes, W
Bird & Co. GerdtR L Co.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-11
LIVERPOOL cLAssrF1cATIo,
Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, March 9.-TURPENTrNE.-Marke'
steady at former prices Sales of l1T4 bbs at 50 50
for soft, and 81 25 for hard, per $50 lbs.
SPIRITS TURPENTISE.-Sales of 167 bbls at 67c per
RosN.-Ihe sales to- day are zoos bbls at 50 40 for
strained and No 2.
TAR.-6G bols changed hands at So 90per Dbl.
CorToN-Market frmer, and prices advanced
shade Sales of bales at 23c, and 18 do at 233zc
per ID for Middling.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-11
OUR RELATIONS WITH ENGLAND.

THE ALABAMA CLAIMS n THE BRITISH PAR-
11AMENT-IMpoRTANT DEBATE IN THE HOUSE
OF COMMONS FRIENDLY SETTLEMENT PRAc-
11cAB1E-op1S1oSs OF THE PRESS ON THE
DEBATE.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-11
DIR. RECORDS
Celebrated Preventive Lotion.

APPROVED AND HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
by t.se FRENCH MEDICAL FACUL1Y 7 as the only
safe and iafallbe antidote against injection rom
Special Diseases. This invaluable preparation Is
suited for either sex, md hns proved, from ample
experience, the most efficient and reliable Preven-
tive ever discovered, thus efecttng desideratum
long sought for In the Medical World. II used ac-
cording to directions every possibility Of danger
may be avoided; single application will radically
neutralize the venereal virus, e1pel all impurities
from the absorbent vessels, and render contamina.
ton impossible. Be wise in time, and at very small
outlay save hours Of untold bodily and mental tor
mente.
This most reliable specific, so universally adopt
ed IN tie Old World, is offered for sale for the
first time in America by F. A. DUPORT CO.,
only auth horized Agents for the United States.
Price So per bottle Large bottle double size, s5.
The usual discount to the trade. Sent, Sc
curey packed, receipt of price, to any address,
with directions and pamphlet, by addressing to
r. A. DUPOBT CO.,
Eole Agents for DR.. Records P. l.,
May % Tyr No. 12 Gold Street. New York
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-11
DIE CHARLEsTONEK ZEITUNe,

DIE CHARLESTONER ZEITUNG,
"a GERMAN WEEKLY
Ts PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, BY Q. G.
ERCKMANN l. CO., No. 8 Broad-street.
Being the only German paper in South and Nortn
Carolina, Georgia, Florida and Alabama, 1t has now
large circulation in those States and would, here
fore be desirable medium OF communicating Wati
the Germans in those States in their vernncular.
Subscrlpton-S3 per annum.
Advertisements inserted at the usual rates.
Address oo
No. Broad street. Charleston, ;. Y.
February
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-11
Passengers.

Per steamship Sarasossa. from Ecw Ycrk-JIrs
Eliza :cheYer-ctt. .disS Datosboro, Mrs Bannar;y
W Cole. 7 x Cathcar;, I Haniy. J Oliver, john
Hanron, II Da!r. Iracy.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-11
Commercial.
Exports
TN. Charles,on Cotton Market.

NEW YoRK-Per schr Young Teazer-02cl Nai'roa"
Ties, 90 legs Timber
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-11

Between the sea-strand and the sea
Love fell on sleep, sleep fell on .3G
The first star saw twain turn to one
Between the moonrise and the sun;
The next, that saw not love, saw me
between the sea-banks and the sea.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-11
New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, March 5:-CoTToN-T The Gales
to-day amounted to 5000 bales at Irregular prices,
showing an average advance Of 1ac OF yesterday
figures. We now quote Ordinary at 2oa2lc,, Gooa
Ordinary at 22a221sc, Low Middling at 2Sa2a1sc,
MiddIng at 24a241ac, and Strict Mlddhng as "a
Csc.
The market opened under the influence Of the ia
vorable t.ierrams from Live. pool received ast eve
ning and factors raised their pretensions aic per
lb At the SAME time there was a fair demand ano
though buyers were unwilling to operate at the ex.
treme figures claimed, yet they evinced READINESS
to 20 on at &c fdvance yesterdays pr1ces Hence
the bulk of the business noted above was zone on
the basis OF 23a231sc for Low Mddling ana 25a24sc
for aIddling tie general tendency being TO tne OUT
side rates. Some saes however, were made al sui
higher figures tut at the close, after the receipt OF
the cable reporting an unfavorable reaction at Liver
pool. the market lost much of ITS previous buoy
ancy. Strc. Middllne gold q 25c, and sumo exf-a
staple brought 25}sc.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock on hand September 1st 1s67-.. bales-15,2 ,256
Arrived to-day. ...................'.: I,Soo ,,-
Arri Jed previously 529,9f4-53l,2Si
546,5s3
Cleared to-day. ay........,...........'.. o,Iol -,
Cleared previously. 434, ,liS-45''sZa
Stock on hand and on stipboard. 10862a
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-11

R.tween tine sundown and the sea
Iovs watched one hour OF love with me;
Then down the all. golden waterways
His feet few after yesterdays;
saw them come and saw them Zee
Between the sea-toam and the sea.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-11

Arrived Yester1ay.
Steamship Saragossa. Crowell, New Tori--7th
inst. Mdze. To Rsvenel & Co, D Anime, G
W Aimar, Railroad Agent, D Aiken 90, Bur.
CESS, Bischof, b Bischof & Co, Brown, n
Bird & Co, J Bremen, T Bee; Z Cowpertnwate,
Caldwell, Dowie Noise Douglas Miller, Dewing.
Burkett Co. NJ Drake, Goodrich, Wineman Co.
Gruber Martin, Graveley. Jeiords 4 Co, 81 W
Kipsman Hnooeloos. hinsman hanSs; MS NICE NICE
itz 90, Laurey B. Alexander, W Marscher, McLoy
& Rice, Mowry & Co, 0'Neill, w Roach, seig-
ling Schirmer, J 81 Steward, Tupper & Sons,
] B Togm, Walker, W Whilden, T NJ Cater, U
Knox Co, WV Taylor, Bollmann Fros @ Demo
rest Reed, g Jar,covich. W Darlington, Little &
Marshau, NJ Easor, W McComb Go, c RICHTER,
oa,;..eron, Barley & Co, W Yates:
S.hr AIN s Deas from West Point Mill 95 bbls
Rice. To " Bee & Go.
Cleared Yesterday
Schr Young Teazer. Burger, New York-Stect Bros
l. Co.
Sailed Yesterday.
Schr " Doughten, Tatem, Providence, Ri.
Schr Hartsteine (S-masted,. Horn, Havre.
Schr Clara Montgomery, Borden, New York.
Steamer Dictator, Wiley, Palatka via Jacksonville,
Fernandina, and Savannah.
From this Port.
Steamship Champion. Lockwood, New York, Mch 7.
Memoranda.
dispatch from Fortress Monroe, dated March 8,
announces the arrival in Hampton Roads, OF the
ship Golconda, from Liberia.
The Savannah Republican, Of Monday morning.
has tho following in reference to The ship Daniel
Draper, which sailed from Boston for this port
CAPTAIN Harding, of the American ship Daniel
Draper reports that he sailed from Boston on the
23d of february last, with 1856 tons Of ice. When
outside OF port experienced severe cold weather;
had four of the crew trostbiteu was of Charleston
on the last day of February; was blown back two
hundred miles to the southwark by " and winds;
reached Tybee Bar ON Friday evening last ut nine
o'clock after voyage of thirteen days. (The crew
of this ship are all colored men).