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lican.
'2'' HAVANA. T.
The NaBtaln General OF Cuba Does
Mob Proclaim for the Provisional
GOFernHieDt-Aexican Adyices. 1t..l

aF
HAVANA, October 13. = Captain
General Lersundf has not proclaimed
for The Provisional GoVernmenh in
Spain, but will maintain orders and
the laws. he says he is a loyal Span
lard, aud only retains and governs the
Island as 4 portion of the Spanish
dominiOns, irrespective of parties
governing the mother country. He
claims 60 protect the life and property
Oi citi2aE .. and iwi!l impede any deml
onstratlon OF ATTY Faction and preserve
peace.
4 snidlf party assembled at Mans
sillIni and another at Bayoma. They
consisted mainly OF persons of evil
repnre, dtNl. Their purpose was un-
known. Ft'ty soldiers, were sent In
Pursui and dispersed them, capturing
thels horsessand arms, = Ainuinber Of
the band ran away without defending
themselves. The Captain General
sentIfoyaDtroOPs to chat region as u
precautionary measure. n
. The force Is sufficient to suppress
any instrEecti0ll To day eVerythinc
Is quiet. and DO further troubles are
appreheuded. The city of Havana
and all the ..lssand of Cuba are en-.
tlrely tranqHih4 The people respect
and obey General Hersundi. All are
awaiting cyents in Spain The Cap
taia lfeneral has issued an address TO
the people aud troops, exhorting
theme to remain tranquil--an able
doeument, and well received. .,a s
HAVANA, October. 13.-Additional
advIces from Mexico have been re-
ceiyed, Col, Padilla. reputed agent of
S-nbl ~ una had been captured; with
documents on his person showing
thar he Intended to excite revolu-
ton. sH :.D thanisfaI4 -.Hl Z
The official organ at the capital
says thel public works will now be
pusheh f,rYatd, especially the com
pletion VT the railroads from the
Capital to TOlueea, and from Tolplan
TO CRernaVaca. ftIlstuaRt l'7 &a
A 4 bill has been. introduced in the
National Congress providing for jury
trials, public education, and general
reform. s dlor ss s..a asr 4If h.-ts
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Evansville Loyal TO the Union.

I've are rejoiced this morning to
announce that the city of Evansville
gave loyal verdics yesterday at the
polls. 1T il possible that the returns
from the country townships may elect
a part OF the whole Of the Democratic
Ticket; but the city gives a clear
Union majority of from fifty to one
hupdT.ed votes All hail 10 the loyal
mefAof EYansvillel Our city is not
yet transferred itO the Ku-Klux De-
nlt,f fsroav,f.r.f s.r.-ss anff.4f re. aU a-fI
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MEMPHIS.

80 = 0f .30fl - .TT1lykl LII
lafch Tame OF Base Ball-Watch
Nan F0uad.e BON "oi-'l
/ asfaIo bsjialI-44aza1q sd5 fo aone
aMEMpREsa 4 1atober 132The match
game of base balla betweeuu1he Holt
Club, of Newport, andsthe Bluff City
Club, to- day, Resulted: Holt 33, Bluff
City ID. The former Club left for
home on thegpfsgn.
The, ,enABioyees of the Memphis &
Ohio Railfoa d1bresented d Uol. Sam. B.
j ot1bs with watch valued at nine
hnti,I red dollars, Hast evening, as a
his services for the past
tkgel We years. 'l5iti - no ilitt @'. -
The boayof Charles KfIa, who. was
drowned of dof a coal barge a few
days sinee, was ieoovered to day. la
q 81
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EUROPE.
fFBy a a tia tie reIle,ss graph.
Z " 21Io ENGLAND.

E k1ea uF uaD6 1---cf- efVM aH-
oFi 81 % 2Hio2 ENGLAND oas noi
LoNDoN October i3-Mr nl.l
stone commenced the political ca 90 : :
yass IN Lancashire with an oI'Io
I speech at Warrington, in which 'ho
| denounced the Tories for their had
i financial policy and for their conrse
i on the Irish Church question. -
The Times this morning has an edi-
torlal on. the attitude of the parties 10
i the United States in regard to the
4 national debt 1t saws. admittin .
that Both the Republican aud Demo-
cratic parties contain large factions
/ / w VINO Iqo9 urge the payment of the princi-
4 Pal pa ,}c1 OF the dept iln papernan American
/ salesman, ca tse IN the present Vagueness
/ OF the law and IN the craving neces-I
/ SLY 1orT ,tQlT economy, may conscieHtiously
1I1 h9fd y, that view i but the Times argues,
| 81 sniouId this policy be carried into
practice, the credif Of the country
all futnre loans the United ST States ts
Won would ID 1 be obliged TO pay a higher rate
E0 lnFteerest than SIX per cent, SO that
Iafh}lp Their economical objects would be de-
b5fs1i4 SHafinI02gg bng -IHfTQuf1ui FusIG
.di LqEDoN2 petober 13a--Ae meeting
was hela0o- day for the relief of suf-
iIererS. byI earthquake in o Peru and
Eeu2dor: . Among the prominent
persons who took pa tin the proceed
flngS we're the Governor of the Bank
9ti aEnglaBd, the RothsehiIds,n and
5Barrlngs, and Fl 900 was raised. sa
10 Is0NDoN.f October IL Tho Spsnisb
Junta Has seized the property of the |
iJesuits,ba land abolished the Order. o1 |
.a.as.a-. 49, SPAIN. ..5 lr4ag4l
..h MADRID,l October 13.-The Jopta
has issued IaRothen caEioature, urging
the extinction OF all religious coFpo.
sratlq9s; TheolnteTn nj taxes on home
or foreign wares have been abolished.
MADRID,o October i13.LThei Pro
VIslonal.J dnta is sure ofthe adhesion /
OH Lersmday the Captain General of
uuba. dispatches were sent to him
bgfa stea mer which LETT Cadiz on the
I'd Inst.. which lit is believed will re-
inOve) all IflOubts and hesitation an
his partlas TO the course to be pur-
suedo9o .s1nomB9oh a3li hous tnf
..zsg buo9os FRANCE. 19'a93 2 sai
II. Paris. October l3-T6e Gialois
mas PIaf, the fe.liowing Spanish news: z5ai
a SGjlrgarti II at Pariso bna .noitaa7
,r Genera. RgIm has written to- Empe-
ror. Napoleon, stating that the. Pro.
yI:sIo9al Junta desires close fe4ations
WITH hflq}ee,i They prefer agruler who
WI VI bedpeeepta BE to France and to
I 5fiHrY fiHHrYBeioie-ia8l ins18one2 or 1000 i
he provinces of BaFeelona and +
J, al.encia, being strongly Rgoteetionist,
hefllt4tel to Fee9gpize the j untaYr sd i
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sANDUsKY, OHIO.
Suicide. of an Insurance Broker.

sANDUsKY,a o., October 13,INel3 :
son I'll Rich, an insurance broker OF
this city, committed suicide this after.
noon by hanging himself from gas
bracket in his office. The only cause
assigned for the commission OF the
rash act is pecuhiary embarrassment.
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ESTABLISHED. 1881.

Onllo and Indiana created much ex-
cnn.ement this evening. gAllnewspaper
: otncesF where there were bnIletTne
Stl were surrounded with eager crowds.
fp1eae'tll,pgFs ! ! l,gF were held at Tammany Hall
and Cooper Institute. '-'' 80 = 90 7.
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New YoRK, October 13. The
house of Jacob Somers, of New
Brighton, Stolen Island, was tonight
damaged by FIRE, caused By the te& u
plosion of a Kerosene lamp while3
Mrs, Somers was filling it, She and
three children were badly burned.
Two of the children probably fatally.
The returns from Pennsylvania,
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CarteIis celebrated Combined Writing
and Copying Ink-the best IN the market.
In quarts. pfnts, halEpinfs, and school
packages
Arnoid's celebrated Writing FLUID. In
pint aud quart bottles. "
quarts.
carmine. Inks. Best quality.
Blue, Yellow, and other Inks manafac-
tured TO order. Hft
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LOUISVILLE October i3-A few
days since in Lincoln County, Ken
taeky, a party Of. about ten men en-,
tered a hlegr0 ca bin, and were fired
upon blythe inmatesa who killed one
and yonffded .twoB of the attacking
partyIf One negro was shot in the
head. 5o uabFw .aGm9i AaAAt ~ tt
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NASHVILLE, October 13. James
CURTIS. on arrest for horse stealing at
JOhnsOnville, was aken from custody,
on sunday night, by a mob, and shot
10 death. He was bad man.
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NEWARK, N. j. October 13.- The
cjtyrelection t0day resulted in the
choice orr Republican and Demo-
cratIc Aldermen, Democratic gain
of one. The aggregate vote for Alder
men gives about 200 Republican ma
iorty. r.-..r ..~--.e
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OXFORD, 0hio, October Box
ford Township, Butler County, gives
Schele& 100, and Vallandigham 275,
the heaviest vote ever pollod here.
VatlantiRham runs nine behind the
balance OF. his ticket. Republican
gain over 1867. e9~'As'i ~''-'
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The Democracy Routed Everywhere
THE UNMISTAKEABLE EVIDENCE
OF the PKOPLE.
PENNSYLVANIA is, 900 !!

lowing has been issued by the Repub-
lican National. Committee:
FIFTHAVENUE HOTEL,
NEW YOBK, October 13.
The great States of Pennsylvania.
Ohio, and IadianaIbave, by decisive
majorities. made certain a-Republican
triumph in November. Let the peo-
pie prepare for the fual contest, aud
by an overwhelming vote elect Grant
and Colfax, anu give to the country
safety, prosperity, and peace.
ESignedl w. CLAFLIN,
N Chairman.
yN. E. CHANDLER.
Secretary.
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PR0vIDEScE, Oct. 13.-Hon. Thos.
A. Jehcks was to day nominated
for Congress in the Eastern District
by Ole majority. a1a.
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ST. Louis. October 13.-Arrived-
hob Roy,- Jasper, and Sucker State,
from keDkuS, Forsyth, from Mem
phis- Bepafted-Sucker State, Jas-
PeF, and hob Roy, for st. Paul
j egsiie' A.e'tis, for Kansas City. !,
The riyeT'is falling, with st feet
water to SialFo; A to- X eokuk. and
tour ieet IN. the Missouri. AI-a'.}
business pretty good, ,aa.I1o., il..t e.ls
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Conrad Baker Governor.
Union Majority in the Legislature.
N.ne out of the Eleven congressman
Hel ldrieks Beaten for Governor and
Left out Of the Senate.
DAM. VOORHEES, SENT TO GRASS
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Ii SDIANAPOLIs, Oct. 13.-The cleo
ton in this city passed off very
plea sanity and without any disturb
anc e. Several arrests of persons at
tenn .pting to vote illegally had a good
effe ct. Thousands crowded about the
pla, ses of voting all day. and the
grei ltest interest was felt. Owing
to he length of the ticket, we shall
pro badly have no returns of conse-
que nee before leOsclOck.. - l.
SECOND DISPATCH.
INDIAN APoLIs, Oct. 14-9:45 PM
The sean returns are better than was
ex pected. The State has undoubtedly
gone Reps lblican, aud the indications
are that the gains will exceed the
THIRD DISPATCH.
INDIANA POLLS, EOetD 12-SPhe re-
turns come in very slow, and indicate
a slight fall pg off from the Republic
can majority Of 1866. but no more
than was anti eipated. The defeat of
Voorhees, is G, 1nceded by the Demo
crats. "Af"'i
FOTrA TIL DISPATCH.
INDrANAPotIs October 13.-Re-
turns are still sid snw.ln coming IN, ana
indicate considera bic loss IN the state
Reports from abO 1t one NTH OF the
State show net 10 sssof fourteen hun
dred. The State !. is considered still
safe for the State ii, 'ket. the Legisla-
ture and nine Cong ressmen, but by
reduced majorities. The counties to
hear from are expee ted to show a
smaller average loss. / eaving a major
ity Of eight thousand. ~. .-
FIFTH DIsPAN 5H.
INDIANAPOLIS, Octob er 13-2 AM.
The returns from one third Of the
State indicate net Reb publican loss
of fifteen hundred. 1t Is not be-
lieved by any Republie9 that the
The Evansville journal., 1868-10-14

NEW York, October T3-Some of
the Republicans Bfithe Boards of
Registry, to day, refused to ree;sto, a.
new naturaliZed citizens cIo$m;,ea.
that a mar must have been natnrali1H1
I'd ten days before he can be registered
A cotton brokers' associations has
been ofganized.in this city.
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BosfoS, Qetoberd d13.-The Repub-
licans1 ofa the First Massachusetts
Ilistrictlh&Te nominated james Bnf-
fingten foia Con5Fess.2 sSssntt55 = ..2 -.o
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PENCILS.

American Lead Pencil Company's an
ayalled Pencils. We have large stock
Of the above, comprising some ten differ
snt brands, ranging in price from soc. to e.
per dozen. These Pencils are unequaled
for csleapness and durability by anything
In the market,
Faber's Pencils. All numbers.
Eagle Pencils. All numbers.
RehBack's Unice Pencil. splendid ar
tiele. lr s gAEH
Eagle and star Rdbber-Tipped Pencils.
Blue and Red Marking Pencils.
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- ssK,Ey APELES-- barrels just re-
III .eeiiye1 END f9r sale price p per barr
7 IFf5,lT BE- 3 NIEK ER Y bros, 70 Main st. b
. ~ 1wobiW ll1cd .aannau EfGH
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II aiority will go below 5000, and
later reports are more eISeouraging-
Democrats talk of havipg carried the
State. but decline to take any bets.
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d a smal advance on Eastern cost.
Their stock consists in part Of tie follow

inEl2 .a8J ~ s1Hr
ia98poIo hHa idr =aHala nee
b959984f .l4kaJ ia-eF#r m9f
9ds N h INKS.
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On Locust street.

qod .idseGE
gs a7g no.
5aa b6e La
Are now receiving nom manufacGursra
and importers the largest and most Fs-
,eherehe stock of FRENCH, EG0LIsIa, ana
AMERICAN
3 Papers,
5ir Pens, a
-sb Nol. Ink,
...,., .s. ~ r Pencils,
LaltstGRts5, dc,
ever brought to this market, and which
hey propose to sell,
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CARPETs.
in the STATE or INDIANA.

HOuse-FuralshinR Goods
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80 ". ''''
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-01-30

plant. Jaun
STA, Chronic or
hility, Chron
Disease Of the
all Diseases
q Di ordered
ac4, Ell IIicsLiE
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three times, and finally ended where she
might as we'll have begun by accepting
Ted.
I was resolved to give him an opportu
nifty. Young, poor little thing, and mex
perienced.
Next morning, on the sands, l contriv.
cd to meet her, and delicately limited al
the state of my feelings towards her
thereby giving her a chance Of an escape
from Ted, # she were SO inclined. APP
parantly she was not so inclined, for she
seemed unusually dense, and carefully
misunderstood me the whole time. When
! had quite finished, she told ne what had
happened on the stairs last night, and de-
manded, in her pretty, imperious little
manner, to be congratulated, papa hay
ing made no objections"
Congratulate her. Blue eyes engaged
and not to me I looked unutterabl(
things at Ted when he joined us; but tna
young man paid not the smallest attention
to me- l looked at blue eyes. She seem
ed very happy.
How to account for this, now? Take
Ted when she might have taken me ?
And yet il her right mind l can only
account for it on the supposition that she
had never heard of his fits. Nor indeed
had I myself ever heard Of his having any
other fit than love fit; only, when that
was on him, in the height Of that everlast-
ing waltz, he looked as if he were fit tc
fall iato any number of other fts-and
Though l am greatly attached to HIM
wish he had
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4 the Lotus Flower is OF the most beautiful of
y flowers, and in the Orient is held typical of Eter
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BLOOM TO TIE COMPLEXION.
removing nearly all the indications of advancing years
while rendering the skin soft aud pliable.
AS A COSMETIC.
for ladies', there Is nothing to be compared to IT, and
Gentlemen also find il very agreeable after shaving
The purchase of one bottle sill surely lead 10 the
buying of another. On every bottle l. an endorsement
of ts virtues by the celebrated DR. s. s. Fitch of New
York Ii can be obtained 81 any Druggist, and at
Wholesale and retail by HILBERT 81 Co., ut l3 Ire
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Price 81 per bottle. Sent by express to any part of
the United States on receipt OF price.
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AND
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twenty-five years since they were first introduced
into this country from Germany, during which time
they have undoubtedly performed m";c cures, and
benefited suffering humanity L. greater extent,
Than any ether remedies known ~ The ruflc.
Tnese remedes VIII caet;ualIy cure Liver Con-
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Of expression which people apt to have who have
practically developed the full meaning Of tho word
'pesQuisites.n
faoss whom nobody knew and nobody could identity
seli back baed; but there those whose weapons
did serious execution. Those, armed with docu-
meEts indorsing tho bearer . person in every way
lifted to receive perqusites more fortunate In the
days campagnthough Of these the greater proporton
went laden with promises and haunted with the
Sill. for hours the siege went on eagerly, and the
forces concentrated in the rotunda were momentariy
augmented by new arrvala members OF which had been
attracted by the cabbasc syables "perquisites and
manifested exceeding anxiety TO learn exactly what sad
syllsbles meant Visions OF q victoria and
a span; visions Of official dignity. visions Of
that ofncia thousand year, the tens or
which inexhausbie, haunted them, and,
like Banquo's ghost would never down. and hackneyed
though mention OF tho ghost is thore Is something in
visions OF per4usites which become hsckneyed
or course in the majority OF cases. these visions were
disspated by the days experience and the drsamers
thereof went homo their deving with resolves 70
dAbble in eoctoneering-- g--Tes0luons wnrn
they wiz be likely to keep until next election or until
the candidate promises to know them after tney
have been washed In poured the army OF the seekers
matters for the afternoon and until Official
hours
Then out OF the rotunda and down the steps and out OF
the City Hail Park moved the besiegng army Ia oroVe
Tue commissary department had been exhausted 10
the pockets Of The majority hung empty bottles whon
it useless to defect, and from which not crop OF
comfort could be extracted and as the bottles had
heavy motley host thoy retreated every separate
Napoleon Of them having found his MOSCOW Ihs Com.
mon Council went home and the fogs OF murky nignt
came down and enyeopcd the City HaH.
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history OF England down TO the closing " ars OF
history Is written is singulariy beautiful this re-
spect, indeed, Froude bears away the pab from all
esery page an ardent love Of truth i. sketch Of
10 excess His impartiay amounts o. most to paradox
monster Which the world had nes me 20 sess
him. but Of vigorous lntellec' Of powerful will Of
or unfortunately the possessor os absolute power
lFroude has not absolutely W aiteuashed Henry has
q least set him forth 10 nv ch amabe light In
visible and the reign Of Ed~srd W. q the Bloody
Mary and Of Elizabeth h' been set forth with beauty
depth and width Of sy mpahy which have parallel IN
recent histories I'd volume which have named at
the head OF this mott ce consists OF essays
great variety Of pcs n such subjects for example.
the Study Of aisory,n the sTimes Of Erasmus and
and tho as q she
Lives Of the ssints' and othcr kindred themes Mr..
Froude disco lrscs with great ability and with large
works OF thf great English historian got up and pre-
sentea 70 e American public reflects credit on the en-
terprising house Of Scribner q Co.
LoEw's BRlDGE-A BROADWAY IDYL. New York
M. u ooady.
Yet another s'pome!' But this one, like Doctor
Marry .old's "wory languid young man." Nuns ira
velt ng gias. Rinaldo di yessco, otherwise Pickle
sor, is as forcbly feeble as Benjamin Blood. OF thu
. Ooonnadcs, is Brobdignagicaly s,rong "Good,
s made to rhyme with MAGAZINE" and We are too y
4 vendcrs selling" and from these notes. wei
as from ono of the illustrations setting forth IN all 1T
glory sewing machine, led 10 infer that the
writer has vague idea OF being advertising medium
and that the book which, are assured is expected
to hsve considerable circulation outside the limits OF the
city," must have been made like Peter Pindar's razors
"orly to SELL"
| Folks AND FAIRIES. STORIES FOR LITTLE Chill
DREN. By Lucy Randall Comfort. With En-
| cravings. New York; Harper & Bros.
Fairy stories in order with tho little people all thu
year round and especially at the beginning Of the year
This pretty little volume OF fairy stories will therefore
j prove an acceptable holiday gift.
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SsSstSport S Mary Rich Rich. ylrnala.
sns: Se; Goaao.s a sady. 1ssa1s.i s. ssSs BsSlAss
'!S cl..s.d Rla xs. sra doidss Lad, Jonss H.v.s-
d.r jan .os. Dr hS
so!ss sssd robinson. Ssy sssfdid Jonathan xss ssA'
Ir. eaHmn. R;ss,::; Sc a. Esss st:
Mary Smith, Tftndsd: esrsh CuliIn, lviA kyorK;
!th M-Arryed. bark 81 Peter, ocodyins New Havsns
Boston. below bark LINDA. Hewitt from Savassr :.
Z, S:;,s: sa1 s.
Ism Smith S''s smrh clsnfaesos; agb.dos selrs ElA
Raymond. HOl. Boston; j.. SSew Lake cisnfsssG9.. e e.
i.sI. Del Jan srx-n. following vessel. a.. ., ,ss
dspa
cbryss from seweasie, Del. fo5 Nerfolk; brls yohn
ordered 70 NYosk; sshrs ssls Gedf,sy from
ton NO Brig Rush. from Phladsphia for barbados wsn
ss sss
his ilEm AZ xshaaasYPaf fof NYorf. '0S WIND DSs s% 80
comS Ha1anD Jis Boi@oss aaan esnss
0lssrstgsrhs L.ra HDkMsspp M psisS Missna5s' as AAaf
svf PRovfDEScE Ss % JAN IS ssIsd ssSv LSss B.asgn
ols.f Assh El.abshpo Msr,a Syss
| Greenock County Of Pictou (Brl Glasgow 49,.
Ceared-Ship Flora Hubert, Hasre schr nay s'Ase
saedsteamships San salvador, NIekerson. and Mont
SALEM. Jan ARRIVED schr Convoy. Higgins Ecndent
a..Is WiLMINGT9N, NC Jan ARRIVED schrD ha''s
| Clesred-steamer Fairbanks. Hunter, Nyork.
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Wright from bangor with los, q psr, q deck lcsd %
'sgy.;aIsssa 'sgy AZ -s.n- ,,m.. rn,,,.n n.r,.r ,yors
sH%'i Do lsn uu
Gf3GcEsTER. Jan s-Arr!ved. .chr Abigail Brown.
Grand Menan for NYork. with frozen herring
Crowley NYors o for Bo.ton; tBr ai'sn iRSa Yrosa
d.sss ss,'.Srssi, sSr s. JoRn, n .snsoa Ss;
s s Es. & sfs'fssf ss f1 ssE
fSpfANoLa, Texas. Dec aexrrIsed. schrs Fanny Fern
s'S9SsT, ana Minnie. Hudson SY2rs n.,on r,
w$ Rs' tess
.es osssn
jan -GrrSed ship cynosurs tBr, Blowers Rio Janeiro
3nLEASs Dec ;ssshE. = o0
ship Carl tsrem Often Breen baris Ardoar (Br White,
ss!S- Arrived .hip xasa.,. csgsa, Won Ha5,en, Rrs.
Galveston; sclr: Emma Tinasy. Johnson. DO; jane:
CLEARED % steam ships Gen Grant Holmes NYors; Trade
sriss Barcoo sps FoSoions' Paiemss esp c"breya
P sns s oys .v: Msssrs
land hammond Rio Janciro Lizzie Moses land both went
ship oososas p., ,.rgse snd c wen.
Up n t9wh sailed steamships Gen barnes 81 LOUIS SHIPS
,.koRioER, & Jan arrived steamer. Saratoga. King,
ssrbeard paddle box Yazoo Hodges do; schr ntmouse
NEwBuRYPURT Jan 2--sa,led, schr Crown roin, Sc.
NEW ssp;FoRD. Jan s-ssled. scnr John crocsor
Lowe, Nyork.
NEwPoRr- Jan s-Arryed, schr Lucy Collins, Collins.
Providepce for NYork kaiid sailedl .
,sailed-Bark David Nichols brgs r G Rcdnan, Mama
nnla schrs Bailey tU revenuel Constellation, Othelo,
asu Taulanc, Justice, Bickmorc, a Pease, Allen
Lewis Richard Newcomb, Emma l. Gregory, u Gates,
Red Jacket. sloop Emerald. -
Mary Miller, Ann Salter w Colin, Senator 0rimes,
President Wind during the day light and variable
23d Mt for Boston.
NEW LONDON Jan 2-Arrived, schr NeliefBrown Bos-
ton for NYork. -. .
Cunningham, do Tor do.
saiiei~sch's Katia J uoyt Nyork; Crocker. do;
nav HAVEN, Jan 3-Arrivod, schrs Mist. Monscy. Am.
The New York herald., 1868-01-17
Nerejd BOat Club.

This rowing association was 1rst started IN June.
1867, with about cen members, and having their
headquarters at the foot of Court street. South Brook
lyn Tho founders Of this club were the vandcrbiie
brothers. Frederick H. Wheeler and tho Kyto brothers.
to whose cxerlions much homer is due
The association hold mocting on las! Wednesday
evening their in Court street, South Brooklyn.
when tho following gentlemen elected officers for
the ensuing year:-Presidcnt, Thomas b. Atkins vice
President George l.. Dcecker; Secretary, Edward A.
Willard; Treasurer George II. wicks; Captain, A. Van
derbilt: Lieutenant, T. A. Willard Tho club now own
boat, outrgger barge, thirtysevcn feet long.
Yale College students Tho active membership OF the
club is twenty scvcn. IL Is growing Ia favor aud
popularity rapidly and by tho spring expects opeu the
season With number Of lnc new boats. now building