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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-31
Tenth Day of August, AID, 1853

All the right, title and intere Of the defend
ant, John X. WOCdburn, as the sole SUI vtV1ng
heiI-at-iaw and devises of John WopdbGrn,
deceased. and In his own right IN and - the
following described land, to-Wit All of SEQ
lion number thIge, all of fractional section
seventeen, ly ing gOuth OF Rose Lake ditch, be-
ing = continuation of the section line between
sections two and three also, the west half of
The nOrthsi est quarter and the west half OF the
southwest quarter of section eighteen, al In
township seventeen, range nine % west, con-
tanning In all about nipe hundreo ard four and
thTee-quarler ls5esj acres, IN the county OF
Washington, stale OF Mississippi Terms Of
sale As follows, to-Wit: ONE-THIRD % CASH,
balance IN one and two years, bond aud secu-
rity being required IRON tbs purchaser and a
lien 10 be reserved on S8iu LANDS; and IN the
event the purchaser fails 70 pay the bonds ex-
tcuiei by him, or either one Of them at EDaIu-
rity, The undersigned, Commissioners, Is an.
thOrized, upon application from any party in
tsiested, to expose the said lands for sale anew,
for the amount 50 due and unpaid.
viii also ofier for sale, at The same time, al
the door Of the Courthouse OF said county, to
the highest bidder. for CASH, between the
hours preserib, By law, all the righI, title and
interest OF the defendagt, Joan X. WOodburn,
in and TO the ALLOWING described lands, tO-w1t:
Tie EOotheast quarter and the east half OF the
southwest quarter OF section eightC en-, and the
northwest guar Er OF section twenty-CDs, In
township seventeen, range nine wasJ, in said
county Of Washington AID state OF Missis-
sippi. II. ]. CGMSTOCK,
fes daW I'd Com missioner.
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I'VE BOLIVAR BULLETIN, printed A
I Bolivar, HardemGn c1noty, TzuIl., ~ n 3
PAERISh, Is one caf tbs t.eS- aetvrrIIs1ng n e
iiUus within q hundred miles or MsInphis-ad.
Yocs1es MeKnphis trade, and cifculsla5 IN a half
dozen Of the test oOnHiiss back OF 2eiaphis-
AdVsItiseIn MIS- inserted NJ low rates
"a ~
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hAlfo Or DOAEDs
Per day %
EtE WEEK. 40 W
" u
For q Iougsr period than two L. onths, per
mont II ..-..- % W
ColCred servants ami Children not occupy
ing seats a. first table, na the above rStes.
DR., JOIN b. hALFOkD.
oil. IL ENkY L. Ua!IIE DSON,
Lfaj. JAMES ?. EDS UNISON,
Gen. q. Z. WHARTON,
PrOprietors.
]. A. DAVIS. formerly of tie Norvell House,
Bynehbulg superintendent. lez8 cod I'm
IIIMBERLING SPRINGS, . MILES NORTH
II OF Wytheville, Virginia-A nm, White
Red and Blue sulphur Waters Hot, Gold snd
Vapor Alum and Su phur Baths, with special
treatment for Rheumatism, Govt, ScrOiulOus
and Cutaneous affections iiseas5s OF ThrOs,
and Lungs under experienced attendant, bat
only to the extent OF safety ana comfort.
Nearly every game COR amusement and eXer-
else, Unrestricted by law together with doublR
and single barrel shot guns ana ride provided
without charge. For analysis, esTu dcates, etc,
see circU ans, and refer to W. K. Hunt. K. 8.
Parham, Sara Tats and =. r. wills, Ne phis,
Tenn. Terms-per day, 81; week, So; month,
$40. Being a new place, accommodations
sonewha. restricted, and no promises. les
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Co4mq1lfsstOne1,s NaLe.

state Of Mississippi, Washington county-In
Chanoery, May Term, 1865.
No. l8S-Bartley, johnson d Co.. vs. 7. D. e.
Holt etals.-InjunctiOnR and Attachment bills.
PURSUANT 10 = decree OF the Chancery
Il JOuTB of the county OF Washington, state
Of MisSi, sippi, rendered in the above entitled
cause on the 18th day of May, AID, 1858. the
undersigned, Commissioner, will sell, al the
door of the Courthouse OF said county. 70 the
highest bidder, between the hours prescribed
by law, on the
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the undersigned hereb- gives notice OF Ifs
appointment As assignee Of FsnHnuss A. L,syE
OF Mempnts,in the Co.. Shelby ana susie %
tennessee, within za1U District vino has been
adjudged Bankrupt upon his own petition
By the District Court OF said District.
Memphis. Tennessee, tho Ism day OF July
AID, 1898 WILLIAM \. CIKQDE,
JylSb Ass.gnss, Efc.
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no Ihe Merehan.s Of MemphIs.

An Excellent Ad.ar.l..nx @sala~
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IN the District Court OF the United states nor
the District OF West Tennessee. In the mat
ter Of Emanuel a Levy, Bankrupt. IN bank
ruPtcy, District OF WesJ Tennessee-ss;
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The undersigned hsrs5y gives notice OF hfs
appointment as assignee OF Dui ham L sSatie--
while, OF Co hel IL the county OF shelby and
Stale OF Tennessee, Wiihin sid D.suict who
have been adJudeed BRnk-upts upop their own
petition, by the District COIrt OF ssld District
hemphis, Tenn. tie 1au day Of July, u,
1851 WILLIAM j CfkUDE
Jyzs 80 o Assignee Etc.
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Monday, Sist Day Of August, A.D., 1858

At the hour OF 10 O'Clock in the foreuo0u vi
said day, at The southwest Garner Of court
Square land at tle Intersection o. South Cont
with Main streel), in the said city OF Memphis,
state Of Tennesses, sell the premises above de-
scTibed az public suct on, 10 the highest bidder,
Tor ca h.
The title is believed to be good, but the under
signed v III make no WarrBntees.
III I'd CHARLES KOhTRECHT, Trustee.
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In the District Court Of tne United ststes, for
the District OF West Tennessee. In the mat
ter OF Durham a statewide, Ran <rupts IA
bankruptcy District OF West Tenn essse-ss-
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The undersigned hereby gives notice OF hls
appointments as assignee OF n. Council. Ir
Of Memphis. in the county OF Shelby ana STATE
OF Tennessee, within said DISTRICT who has
been aojudged 8 bankrupt upon hts o.yr pe,tf-
ton, BY the District Court OF said Bistrfci
memphis Tenn the I'd day OF Ialy, A. ID
lSoA WILLIAM =. ClGGDE.
1yz3 ~ . Assumes, etc
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-18
THIRY-H 'oURTH DAY.

New oRLEA rs, January Q, 1867.
The convention met pursuant to ad-
journment.
The president called the convention
to order at ii A. NJ.
The roll was called, and the follow
ing members answered to their
names;
President J. g. Taliaferro, Messrs.
Antoine, Baker, Barrett, Belden,
Blackburn, Hlandin, BOnseigneur.
Brown, Burrel, Butler, Cooley, Crane,
Crawford, Cromwell, bearing, De-
marest, Depasseau, p. G. Deslonde,
Joseph DeslonAe, Donate, Douglass,
U. Dupart, Dhplessis. Esnard, Fer
guson, Gardin pr, Guiehard, Harper,
Harris, HARRISON, Hampstead, Hiestand,
Ingraham, jackson, jones. Kelso, Lam
ders, Leroy, ]. B. Lewis, 4. Lewis.
Ludeling, Lyh ch, Marie, Massieot,
Meadows, Nc Iseran, Morris, Moses,
Murrel, MyeIs, Newsham, Oliver,
Packard, Pieree, Poindexter, Reagan,
kiard, Riggs. Roberts, Rodriguez,
sehwab, Smith. snaer. Scott. Snider,
Steele, Thiba1t. Tinchant, Twitchell.
Underwood, Vandergriff, Vidal,
NAPLES, WicklI he, Williams, Wilson
~ members plesent.
The minute were read and adopted.
oRIoia AL nrsoLUrlors.
Mr. Cooley moved chat the report
Of the comm ittee on contingent ex-
penses be MAD e the speoial order for
II N. on satu rday next.
Adopted.
Mr.. Moses moved that after the 2Oth
day Of this M Inth 40 member Of thi,
coHsentiOn sh IN Be entitled to any pei
diem.
On motion waa laid on the table
yeas As. nays 33as follows.
Yoas: Ants Inc, Blackburn. Blandin,
Barrel. ButlIE. Cfane. Cromwell. Dc.
/ fnarssi. Depasseau. Doaaio. D0uelass,
/ G. papaftes + Dapaft Eshafd, Fran.
coils. Gnif. aAfdinet Harris, HAmpl
Alsa Inera am + Il Isabelle. q
laaA1alle. Bao seon. Jones. Kelan, Ian.
dsrs. LANCE, j. b. LoWia, Richard
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and Blackburn, submitted the follow

and Blackburn, submitted the follow
ing reports
To the Constitutional Convention Of the State OF
Louisiana:
The undersigned, appointed special
committee by this honorable body to
consider and report upon the ordinance
introduced in the convention yester-
day by the Hon. w. J. Blackburn, in
relation to the warrants issued by the
convention for the pay of members
and officers, which said ordinance pro-
poses to make such warrants receiva-
Bile in payment of all taxes; that levied
by this convention, the different state
taxes, municipal and parochial taxes,
and the purchase of public lands. And
also the substitute offered to said
ordinance by the Hon. w. H. Cooley,
forcing tho sheriffs and tax collectors
throughout the state to pay in the
state treasury only such funds as were
actually received by them in payment
of the tax levied by the convention
and requiring the auditor of public
accounts to exact evidence from each
tax collector or sheriff, to the effect
that the funds or warrants offered to
be paid in the treasury by them were
actually received by them in payment
of the tax referred to, beg leave to re-
port as follows:
They are of opinion that this con-
vention has not the power to make the
warrants it issues for the pay of mem
bers and officers receivable in pay
ment of any other tax than that levied
for the purpose of defraying its ex-
penses.
Practically, this convention can not
carry out even the ordinance of the
oath December, 1867, levying the tax
of one mill per cent, which it has the
unquestionable power to pass, under
the reconstruction laws of congress.
The courts of the state would enjoin
all process tending to execute that
ordinance, and the only hope the con
vention can entertain is the well
founded one that the general com
handing the fifth military district will
consider as an impeachment to recon-
struction, which he is bound to re-
move, any judge of the state who would
arrest the progress o. the collection
of the tax imposed. The undersigned
firmly believe the commander of the
fifth military district will enforce the
collection of the tax levied by the
ordinance of the Oath December last.
But they are not certain he will do so,
if the convention now adds to said
ordinance such conditions as those
proposed in the supplementary ordi-
nance of Mr.. Blackburn, which con-
ditions, in their opinion, are clearly
illegal. They would therefore advise
and recommend the rejection of the
ordinance offered by the Hon. W. j.
Blackburn, and the adoption Of the
substitute introduced by W. II.
Cooley.
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reconsider was made while another
member held the floor, and was not in
order.
The chair so ruled.
Mr.. Cooley appealed, and the chair
was not sustained.
The chair put the question upon lay
ing upon the table the motion to recon-
slider, and the motion was laid on the
table.
Mr.. Underwood moved to adopt
article twenty-three of the majority
report as article tw enty-six of the con-
stitution.
Mr.. Packard moved to amend by
ad Ling the words: Provided, That
no voter, in removing from one to
another, shall lose his right to vote in
the former, until he has acquired it in
the latter" The amendment was
adopted.
Mr.. Belden moved to adopt the ar
ticle as amended, and reading as fol-
lows: ..
ART. 26. No person shall be entitled
to vote at any election held in this
state, except in the parish of his resi-
dence and at the election precinct in
which he is registered; Provided,
That no voter in removing from one
to another shall lose his right to vote
in the former until he has acquired it
in the latter.
And it was adopted.
Mr. Ingraham moved to adopt article
twenty -four of the majority report as
article twenty-sev ven of the consti-
tuition.
Mr.. Crane moved to amend by strik-
ing out "four" and inserting "two.'
Mr.. Hampstead moved to lay the
amendment on thetable.
Lost.
Mr.. Smith called for the previous
question on the amendment.
Mr.. Undsrwood,pending action upon
the call for the previous question,
moved to adjourn.
The chair proceeded to take the
sense of the convention upon tho call
for the previous question.
Mr.. Cooley raised the point of order
that the motion I'd adjourn had prece-
dence.
The chair decided that the motion
to adjourn being made while the chair
was stating to the convention the call
for the previous question, was not in
order.
Mr.. Cooley appealed and the chair
was not sustained.
The motion to adjourn was lost.
Mr.. Smith moved to adjourn till
Thursday at ii O'clock.
Lost,
Mr.. Isabelle called for the previous
question upon the amendment,
Which was ordered.
Mr.. NAPLES moved to adjourn.
The chair ruled the motion out of
order.
Mr.. Cooley appealed.
The chair was sustained.
The question was put upon the
adoption of the amendment of Mr..
Crane,
And it was adopted.
Mr.. Cooley moved to adjourn till
eleven O'Clock Wednesday.
Lost.
The question recurring upon the
adoption of the article as amended,
and reading as follows:
ART. "a. The members of the senate
shall be elected for the term Of two
years, and when assembled the senate
shall have pow Or to choose its own
officers,
1t was adopted.
On motion the convention adjourned
till Thursday at II o'clock A. d.
A true copy:
NM. vIGERS,
Secretary.
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WA1RAEr OLEnK's OFFIoh, l
New Orleans, December ~ 1871.
To the ChniEman and Memhafu Of the oommittes
on Condnrent Expenses.
GEETLEMEN-I have the honor to
transmit to you the following state
ment, agreeably TO your request, in
order to enable you to report in com
plianee with the resolution offered by
the Hon. "A. Bertonneau, Of Orleans,
and adopted BY the constitutional con
yention:
For per diem up to date. ...... Ssl, $50 90
For mileage, about. -.......... 10,000 90
For officers and employees. $3.50 90
Total ...s.....s-........ ..S47 300 90
Respectfully,
y. Il. M0NTIEU.
Warrant Clerk.
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J. G TALIAFERRO,
w. II. COOLEY,

Minority report:
To the President and Members Of the Constitu,
tionai Convention:
Having been appointed one of the
committee of three to report this morn
ing on the matter of the ordinance
which / had the honor to introduce on
yesterday, together with the substi-
tute thereto offered by the honorable
member from Pointe Coupee, Mr..
Cooley, 1 respectfully ask leave to re-
port on my own behalf in favor Of the
ordinance at first introduced, subject
to any verbal changes which may be
deemed necessary for the friends Of
the measure.
w. JASPER BLACKBURN.
Mr.. Cooley moved to receive The
majority report and to adopt the sub
stitute to the original ordinance
proposed by Mr.. Blackburn, as recon-
mended by the committee.
The previous question was ordered,
and the motion of Mr.. Cooley pre-
vailed, and the ordinance reading as
follows:
The sheriffs and tax collectors
throughout the state shall pay in the
state treasury in the currency actually
received by them all sums collected
by them under the tax ordinance
passed by the convention on the 24th
Of December, 1867, and in all cases
when they offer the warrants issued
by authority Of this convention in
payment of taxes collected by them
ii shall be the duty Of the auditor Of
public accounts to require from said
sheriffs and tax collectors evidence
that tho said warrants were honestly
received by them in payment of taxes
levied by this constitution. Provided,
The oath of the sheriffs and tax col
lectors shall be received to prove the
fact,
Was adopted.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
Mr.. Lynch moved to adopt article
twenty Of the majority report as arti-
Gle twenty-three Of the constitution,
and the article reading as follows:
ART. %. The house of representa-
tives shall choose its speaker and other
officers,
Was adopted.
Mr.. Ingraham moved to adopt arti-
Gle twenty-one of the majority report
as article twenty-four Of the eonstitu-
ton.
Mr.. NAPLES moved to amend BY in
serting the words carrying concealed
weapons"
Lost.
The question recurring upon the
adoption Of the original article, read
ing q follows:
Art. "a. Electors, in all cases, en-
cept treason, felony, or breach Of the
peace, shall be privileged from arrest
during their attendance on. going TO,
and returning from elections,
II was adopted
NJ. ingraham moved to adopt articIe
twenty-five Of the majority report Is
article twenty FIVE Of the constitution.
reading as follows
ART. Is. At IFS first session unde,
this constitution. the general assembly
shall provide BY Law that the names
and residence Of 81 qualified eleetor.
shall be registered 10 order to eulitle
/ them to vote; but the registry shah 81
free d cost 70 the elecsoT.
and II was adopted.
~ Smith moved to reconsider she
Yots faat taken.
Ar Cooley lnoaad e Iag the no.
Won 70 EsceAs " IN ils table,
III z. q Isabelle raised the point
81 efans fh.f H. r..sia.ls a.<,,.... \,
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nEcAPlTUr.ATI0E.
Ioial expenses at The committee
On printing $500. s4,Ie2 90
Total contnRezs expenses com
miflea 1879 So
Iosal pr den q nlcmben $50. "a $50 90
Total mllaaRe Of mamNars.
about ............-.s 10000 %
Total amolnl tor 1hcera aud
employees ....a-....a. $3.50 90
~ ~.t5- tttsss 4NNHtH ~
Mr. Cooley moved that SIC report
iIa ages and 100 copies be pzsnted.
Adopted
earlguez was called se sla
etaif
E eoMalFfErs-
The eroeil Committee, consisting
~ ite president end Msasrs. Cooley
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December23 49, Bought Of B. Bloom feld 4 Co /;
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December 30 lsss--To George Aits. iOeksmith:
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NeeeIpss by Railroads.

NO, J. 4 q. ". R. R.-Jan 3O-S bales cotton
II Gillum-34 T II & NJ Allen &cO-9 Hogan x
PattOn-9 W ThOmpson-6 BrittOn x MOOre-2
Stewart. Gahreath x Fizer-5 Wright, Allen eco
"a Jno Hardie &co-2 Winston, Morrison &cO-
IL Alcus, Scherck & Autey-39 n Oglesby &co-4
Barrett & lie Sassier-5 G w Bancker &cO-4 J A
Lane B GersOn-4 Richardson h May Boyd
& MARTINI Payne. Huntington &co-3 do Nc
LaUghlin-20 JnO Williams 4 SOn-5 r Powell
l0l II l. Admissible HOy-l5 Woods, Matthews
&cO-37 Higgins &co-32 C A Green &co-20
7 & HendersOn-54 Blakemore, Woodbridge &co
5000 feet lumber Topp & Elliott car load cattle
Pascal & Serrat-s0O0 brick r Seaton-sundries
to order-Total 5l9 bales cotton
n. o., j. d g. N. K. R.-Jan 3l-27 bales Of
cotton NJ HiIlsr &co-2 S II Ably &co-8 Parham
& Blunt-3 Battle x Nobel do l Bloom &cO-5
N Musson &co-43 Alcus, Scherck Il Autey-42
Warren, Crawford &co-S A II Peale &cO-27 do
J B Sieedman-2 S Friedlander-ll Jno I Hsrdie
&co-4 Harrison i Sons Boyd & Martin "a
Payne. Huntington &cO-l Summers & Brannils-
BiittOn & MOOre-l4 7 II 4 J NJ Allen &cO-90
Richardson May-2l Woods, Matthews &cO-2l
Lacey, Terry &cO--23 p Higgins &cO-2l Z l.
Adams-l2 Jno Williams & Son-l03R I T0riau-
10 bales cotton yarn Hamilton, Banks Bradford
9 do Richardson May-sundries TO order-TOtal
522 bales cotton
N. o., o. d g. W. r. R.-Jan 3l-l2 hhds su-
gar 10 bbls molasses 2 bales cotton o BroIssard
&co-i7 do BeTaud 4 Gibert-4 A B Charpanher
. d 20 bbs molasses Plaucl e 4 Wiltz-l4 do TO
Foster &cO-46 hides to L Surle--39 head cattle 8
bales moss sundries 10 Order-TOtal 80 bales cot
ton II hhds sugar SO bbls molasses
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Imports,

INDIANOLA AND GALVESTON-Stesmship
Clinton-40 bales cotton Jennings, Wicks & Bro
10 do J A Harral-l0 do $500 specie | Adams &
Cos do Francke & Danneel-s400 do Dem crit
& DIbrell $40 do 1925 currency Beling-t5O00
do u Treasury ties tallOw Hughes Il FOlger
bags sacks Weissenbach Il Klumpp-3j pigs Of
mdse + l. PiersOn &cO-ll bXs mdse to 5 Hess
bids sheep skins l. Mann &cO-l0 beer kegs r
F6snacht-2 hfds 5 bbls beef Creevy, NckersOn
&co-4 bxs mdse Garbini Il PetrOyitch-l5 mats
Cordova coffee ] Adams &co-3 trunks mdse TO
Atlantic and Miss 5 Col hfbbls pecans lrby,
Mcdaniel &cO-3 bhls whisky Lehman, Newgass
&co-5 beer kegs Hollandais-22 bds bags
QM-l4 coOps turkeys and geese 203 head cattle
hcQuOid Mehle-sundries to order-Votsl 60 bis
cotton
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sema-432 bales cot
ton Har &co-226 do Lehman, Newgass &co
ll2 Battle & Nohle-92 f F Golsan Sco-6 Ware
& Bros II Farley &cO-5 bales paper stock
lehman. Newgsss &co-lO bbls turpentine % bbls
rosn Huntington BrOs-2 pkgs sundries w Tu
lis-sundries TO order-Totsl 674 bales cotton
MOBlLE-Steamer Louse-l0S bales cotton to
Jos HOy-65 Lehman. Eewgass &cO-l0 NJ Hillar
&cO--l5 II W Farley &cO-9 Butt Flash Lyon
~ Ware & Bros LOcket & Lockett-4 Stewart,
Hyde &cO-6 do Pace, Lavender & Harper-S do
TO + + Golsan &cO-ll do and sundries to order
Total Pa bales cotton
M0NTGOMERY-Steame Planter-ll6 bales
cotton Jurey & Harris-l05 do Penn & Denegre-
l26 Lehman. Newgass &co-lOl w Gran will-96
II W Farley &co-34 Ware & Bro NJ Hnar &cO
6 + F Golsan &co-l csks bacon Jurey & Harris
] DO Jno 7 Harde &co-l00 boxes tobacco Camp.
bell, Eckford &co-sundries to order--Total 5s6
bales cotton
HAVANA-Brig Hope-l44 hhds 81 tes % bbls
molasses PUG Bros
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-01
Vessels Up, Cleared and Sailed
for New Orleans.

NEW YoKK.
Schooner Ida Brdsal, Birdssl-eeared Dec l6
Schoor er Clarissa Allen, Hale-eleArsd Dec Is
Bark Allen, Bray cleared Nov IA
BOSTON.
Steamship st Louis, BOiesO7-to sail J an 3.
schooner II Baker, Crowell-losdng Jan ~
Bark Lincoln, Trott-sailed Jan D.
Bark Il, ihern, Niliams-clezred Jan 4:
Bark Jennie Cobb, Hswley- sailed Jan IL,
Schooner Wright, freemanIeieared Jan ..
Brig Ossippee, TwOmbly-cleAred Dec 80.
LIVERPOOL.
Steamship Pantheon, Bodybuilding Dec q.
Steamship Alhsmbra Tnomss-salled Jan II.
Shin Arthur, Cousins-ssiled Jan
Ship Belle, 1odhunter-s ed Jan s.
ship Fresen, misunderstanding Jan /.
Ship Rochester, Olyer-sailed SeDty
Ship Margaret Evsns, Mc0ullough-eeared Dec o.
Ship Mary Ann, Hamlyq-sailed Iee.ls;
Ship W m Woodbury., Mel llsn-ssiled Dec Sl
Ship Asatie Andrrws-saied Dec ~.
Ship COrdelis King cleared Dec Is.
Ship Ocean Phantom, McKay-saied Dec %
LONDON
Ship Prince George, bswk ns-clsar S Dee Is
Ship p otecior, Maroni-eleIed Dec q.
GRIMSBY
Steamship Ed Hawkins, WiisOn-sailed Dec %.
HAYRE
Ship Duchess d'Orleans. Hnes-sasd Dec IS.
MhSSENL
Bark Pirandslo, Tataro-csaTed Dec ..
ANTWERP.
Ship Ukraine. Melchsr-stiled Dec 20.
Bark Jupiter-ssled Dec Is
MELBOURNE.
Ship Marietta, Lapeu-ssiled Nov IL.
CADIZ.
Bark Fanny Eser Ode-ssie ed Nov IT, and sied from
Gibraltar Nov 20. Put into Kingston, Ja., Jan LIST,
GENo,.
Ship Colombo, Oviro-eleared Dec5.
GLASGOW
Ship StaffA, McAster-sailed Dec 10.
PALERMO.
Bark Giovanni Batsta, Uuglimni-sSiled Nov g.
RIO De JhNEIRO.
Brig satinella-sailed Nov 20
MATANZAS.
Brig POinsett-cleared Jan y.
CARDIFF, WALES.
Ship Southern mpi e, DuClas-ssiled Jan /.