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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-12-22

ora Madril letter states that Gov
Sickles has received secret orders to re-
tnrn to Washington Immediately, fol-
consultation on important matters o.
state. generally. 1t is believed that Ger
S;cklcs is called home 10 confer upon
Cuban matters. The sudden call pre-
cipitatcd his marriage. the pair ftartins
for Washington Immediately after tn
cerrmOuv.
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-Our versatile correspondent, "a.
NJ" savs We are responsible for acccpt'
ing the articles for publication OF Q"''
and himself We hope hc dOsn't mea"
also ror the personal character Of them.
The discus. ion hogan with the assertion
on lie par nf both ofgrcct moral truths
which properly i'm ,rcsscd. VIC Thought
would h nciii the public, and VIC gave
them place oa that account. and are MOI
responsible for the turn the author: scef
Ill to give TO the discussion. nor couI'
we well help II.
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A MUSICAL TREAT. Peters Mos'ca'
Monthly for Jannarv comes to rs !" a
new dress. II IL printed on thicker pa
nor. anil is in every respect superior to
its many predecessors. The affections
arc evidently made with great care. ana
i, is really wonderful Low few poor
nieccs appear among the hundreds that
are given. Volume TX. commenced WIN
the January number. Price. 81 cents
o, - pcr year. The publisher offers
hack numbers for 81. aud We advise Oh
our Musical readers to take advantage
Of the offer. Address, J. L. Peters, os'
broadway. New York.
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GUARDIANS SALE OF LAND.

GUARDIANS SALE OF LAND.
= Office is hereby given that the un-
~ dcrsiynctl guardian Of Frank, Maria
NJ. FlOria and Andrew Ilickmcr, minor
heirs Of Elizabeth llickner, decreased,
will offer for salc at public auction, on
the premises. on
THURSDAY, January 95th, 1872,
the follow ing described real estate situ.
atcd IN Dubois county, lndinna, tO.wt
The undivided tuur-ht,hs Ct the north
half Of the north west quarter, Of sec
ton No. fourteen ti4). IN township No
two ~ south Of vangc No. four - wcst
containing sixiy-four .6A) acres, more
or less.
TERMS. Onc-third cash. the blanc,
IN two equal payments Of six and twelve
months, nth notes draw ing interest FROM
date. waving valuation anil apprnisc
mcnt laws, and secured by GOO FIRE
hold surety. Sale " begin ut !or;ocl
Z. M.
HENRY SCllNELL, Guardian.
JNO. 4. SCnArER, Atty.
! Dec. W, lS7l.-Sw.
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hard Times with Farmers.

n, farmers realize the fact that Their
hardships and dcprivations comes Ir"m
eunrm,o,,s taxation by the Govermms"
m snvuvrt bundholders. who are hvMk
.,nj r;",iuy on the fat Of the land. WINE
~. moor farmer. who Is the support AMI
,,rnn of the Governm cnt. can NOT xet
';,r mia crops money enough to pay me
,..,s, nf their production! II the bos'ds
vcrc paid or IN grcenbacks there
.nn,d be an abundance Of money, seek
;m,, Investments in land an,l produce OF
10 .crv kind. AZ II Is. a.! the surplus
money goes into bonds ant there Is ""s
LEI, to devcl"p the great 'na'cras ans
industrial resources ot the i""'' 1",S
/. complete stagnatiOn III ALMOST a."
the branches Of industry. anu tue "anks
arc crowded with fancy boxes ME" WIN
bonds. Wheat ani tobacco. amn corn,
and stock. are all low. "nd the 'armcs"
| feel degree Of Encouragement n"a "e'
nrcssi"p which nothing can dissipate
I'm, the redemption or the United states
bonds. which are sapping all the imd"s'
,r;,, interests OF the land. Lot the ssrn''
ore, the hone aud sinew Of the country
risc I'm their might and hurl from pow
ler these politicians who ara IOadins
l,hcm will, burden which they are mol
,hlc to hear. Let the fiat go forth 'hs,
tho ,or.1,v hon.l.hol.ler shall he taxed
to support the Government when pe.'
linn. ~ well Us the Woodworking me-
chonic aud industrious former. There
is NO sense and "" inst;ce in ahs"lv'ng
man from contributing his share =" IN
SUPPORT Of thr Government that make
him not and a favori.s. and the agr'cul
,nrist will not aud ought not I" Ssam" u
IT,, every citizen We treated alike. wh"'n
. cr ~. property consists in bonds or II
|. lands. Nashville Banner.
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CLEANSING THE Ham. BARRIERS use
carbonate Of potash. known rs salts q
tarter. Ia water. to shampOOn WITH. !,
is hctter to use ablespOontlMl Or two O.
common hartahOrn. IN a basin Of water
then thoroughly wash the scalp and hai'
until they pre clean; thou wash viii
clean water. " ,pc dry and apply LITTLE
oil or pOmade.
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NrArLY FRozE.--A,ois Meissner. an
old man snd farmer. who ought I" have
better Judgment. imhibcd too m"c''
lar poison on Wednesday last, and on
attempting to 90 home. fell nv the way
side, and was picked up ne'rl: fr"Te"
and senseless ON Wednesday night. W.
understand lie l. recovering.
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~ Work Ia progressing ON the Louis
vile Crooked Line railroad near Hunt
,uyburg. and we uMderstand The con-
tractors have established . STORE "a Mr.
Niehaus' land.
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ceremony

DEF. - On Yesterday. Mr.. Theodore
En,,;of.n. The deccasc' was Of warm
hearted, generous nature, Int un'or'"'
nateiv permitted the appetite for strong
drink to get tho mastery OF him. whic'
FASTENED him TO his grave. Let his faults
he buried with him. and let US emulate
Ills kind, genial qualities.
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a. Tie excavations Of the big tunmcl
nf the Air Line II. II. are ~ follows
From east portal e60 feet; west por'nN!
100 feet; first shan $50 feet second shai'
$50 feet total 1850. The total Length
oi this tunnel il 1900 feet. N. A. Ledy'
ssr
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r-pr. Ford. Mason vas shot AMI IA
tal!y wounded at Grandview. on last
Saturday night. hy Larkness Lamar
Cause jealousy Lrmar's wife LAYING
acknowledged that Macon seduced her
while Lamar was Az inmate OF the IN
sane asylum at indianapolis. Lamar y
IN Jail a, Hockport, and considcrs hin'
self justified.
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~ Hon. Tom Scott and others were
At Henderson, KY. the other day, dis-
cussinv the feasibility of stretching
railroad bridge across TIC Ohio river .
tia, point. to he connected Ivy hra"c'
road with the 81. I.onis and Southeast
crn railroad al Evansville.
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r--An order was made BY the Doarf
Of County Commissioners last week. =
pues the amount Of tax paid ny the Cit
gems Of this township to aid IN the con
strwc,ion Of the Rockp0rt Railroad, 4
their credit upon next years taxes.
$500 Loog0otec Herald.
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sale "fi;UNgressiOlasl School
lands.

300C Ol NsOk1S SOssVOs
In nsls.
%'OTICE is hereby given, that IN pur-
~ suancc to an order made by the
Honorable roard Of County Commits
siOmers Of Dubois county, Iml.. Mt their
December Term, ISL, l will sell nj
public auction. on
MONDAY, February l2th. 1872,
ut the Court House door. in tho town 81
jasper. the following Described Con-
grcssional Township Lands, being Sec
ton No. sixteen II, im town one Il
north Of range No. three 5 west.
Said Lands will be sold im tracts ol
~ acres each.
TERMS. One fourth Of the purchase
money must h. paid casl, in hand. aMs
the interest ut the rate Of seven per cent
per anuuiI,, for the residue, for one yea
in advance, and the residue III ten years
from day OF sale, with like interest an
uually Il, advance.
AUGUST LlTSCHGI. A. DC.
Dec. ~, ls7l.-Aw.
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!. At meeting of the Federal C""n'
81, Of tie International. In New York
CITY. the crispim. jewellers and Typo
cr:. rh;ral unions nfiIiatcd with and b.
came psrt Of the Imtcrnationals.
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- Smallpox Is spreading in 'erse!
CITY. IIohoken. Newark, and Trenton
and special hospitals for patients are be
ing assigned in those places.
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- Grame,srachcr Is putting M 'c
this week. PatOka ice IL sound ana c'ea
and six inches thick.
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IT, Hon. Thomas c. McCrecry has
hccu nominated by the Democrats Of the
Kentucky Legislature, for United States
Senator, 10 succeed Hon. Garrett DAVIS
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r7-Thc Ohio s. Mississippi railroad
has ms started a new linz ~ s'c"ring
care between St. Louis and Washington
CITY, through withou. change. They
orc MI Pullman Palace Drawing.r"om
coochcs, and leaving ST. Louis at ':3'
n. nj. arrive IN Washington the scc""f
night Mt lO:lO. Leaving Washington
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via Pavkcrsburg.
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ASSAULT Am BATTERY. An tnforma-
ton against one VIM. c. Goodman. Tor
assault and battery on George Wonder,
of Hall township. has been filed In the
Common Pleas Court. The fight took
place on November Goth. tho day Capt.
Allies was elected Justice o: tie Peace,
md Wonder claims that in his capacity
Of Cons.Ab.c he was commanding sh'
peace. when attached. Fights also tool
nl,cc ., q same time between Thoma
Cummins aud Jamcs Conner, ard Jac'
Gross AMI Henry Sanders.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-05
COhSTVIsE STEAMSHIPS.
DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY's LINE TO
i CALIFORNIA, LAPAN AND CHINA,
VIA PANAMA.,
CARVING NAILS. PAssENaERs AND

KINGSTON JAMAICA AND PACIFIC COAST OF NSA
ICO, CENTRAL AMERICA, PERU AND CHILE.
Steamers leave 18th each MONTH excepting when
those dates fail on Sunday then the day previous. = -
April 10, steamer OCEAN QUEEN, Captain A.. q. Gray
will leave pier AZ North river at u O'Clock noon Tor nsp
wall touching at Kingston Ja and connecting 81 Iana "a
Pun,a Arenas San JOSE Guatemala Mazailan AcapcJ
and San Diego, Cali and also connecting for AL Oenla
American and South Pacific ports Freight for last namea
ports received until r. N. OF 18Th inst. -. -
Steamer AMERICA will leave San Francisco, May y, io
Japan and China For rates of passage, freight anu III
further inormallon apply ut Companys odec on 'he
foot os Canal street. +, r. BABY. AGENT
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TINTED STATES MAIL TO HAVANA.
~ Atlantic Mail Steamship Company,
sailing regularly every Thursday at O'Clock r NJ precisely
from pier No. North river
MISSOURI, Captain j. b. Edwards (via Nassau April
MORRo CASTLE, Captain r. Adams. April u
COLUMBIA, Captain Z. Van Size (via Nassau April ~
y A. ". DIMoCK, President
No. 5 Bowling Green.
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DEGULAR EVENING LINE FOR ALBANY AND
III Troy-A O'clock fare, hoe berhs, Soc state rooms,
a. Steamers leave daily saturiays excepted from pier =
at Albany and Troy with all railroads for the West and
North Through tickets issued and baggage checked to des
fnation.
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TTAvANA, SISAL AND VERA CRUZ -,
Ill New York and Mexican Mail Steamship Line, leaving
picr II East river mt 3 T.. NJ. direct TO Havana. 49,,
CLEopAIRA Phillips Havana ony. ss.ardday' n nppr IL
CITY OFF MFKiuh,
CLEOPATRA. Phillips OIavana only Friday Apfns
CITY OF MEXICO. Zimmerman. MONDAY, may
forifssa' Or & :. AEExXWpRE 4 SONS, IS Broadway.
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CORPORATION xorrUA
,r LANDS AND

REds RENTS "
ss ~ same a @ @ W.
's""f@ T. . o0SS0ll''0~pH0u% A
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fI,APsCoTTS EMIGRATION AND FOREIGN FIX
change o1ce.-Passase from Liverpool and Queenstown
weekly by fra class steamships. Also from Liverpool and
London by weekly sailing packets. Drafts Of 81 and
wards available IN par OF Great Britain and Ireland, at
the lowest rates at TApSC0TT BROTHERS 4 CO.'S,
" south street, New York.
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On What Sired or
Auel.us.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-14
CIVIL NOTES.

In 1861. the New-YOrk Ice Company was
etccd INTO the Knickerbocker Ice Company, and at the
tune as alleged. debts of the first named Company,
amounting to SolOC0. assumed by the IateI An
application made yesterday, on behalf OF Nelson
Merrill. creditor. 10 Judge Barbour, for an order,
directing the kuicherbocktr Company TO allow an IN
,paGidD iig bOOks, the, deny that there was
any ,ich contract Indebtedness Judge Barbour
srintrd fhc order.
An application on the relation Of Frederick
Creighton Wa> made yesterday 10 Judge Sutherland for
an alternative maudamus 10 compel Michael Connolly,
pter of Deeds 10 allow the reaOr TO examine daily
the cOnycg anccs aud other Instruments recorded In the
ni.r the results Of which examinations published
deil an the newspapers Similar applications have been
made aud granted in Kings, Queens Westehester and
fn0nd (ouutis and il Is intended that this case shall
~ at Of the gbts Of citizens 10 examine the records
%, fe Registers Office. Judge Sutherland reserved his
c.oiOu .-'-tf
During the week ending to-day Surrogate
Uuhiug. Ias issued letters OF administration on the
..e Of snrah Ransom Jesse Brush, Christopher Pidg-
ION Thomas Wardlc Jacob Dois, Theresa kegel iran iran
.I-rc,rr. Andrew .LOebr Solomon " some ~
,..4ana OGrIdy, Michael MtCarthy' beOige IL "oiA'
New-York tribune., 1871-01-14
DELI WARE.
PEDESTRIAN,

ADVANTAGES OF THE NEW BREAkWAfER-Ihf
wRECKERs REFORMING-INCREASED lAClLI-
TIES FOR WATER TRAFFIC.
LywEs. Del. Jan. 11.-After some days Of unusual
" severe Winter for this region the air is again soft
and the snow rapidly disappearing. The storm OF
last SUNDAY brought large fleet of coasting YES
sells under the lee of the Breakwater but they have
disappeared as suddenly az they came, by favor
of land-wnd This is the frst Winter
since the completion of the Junction and Breakwater
Railway to the coast with its fine pier extending near
1900 feet into the Before that it impossible for
vessels riding in the harbor make any safe commun
cation with the shore. Now, they do so with the
greatest facility and telegraph TO their at New
York and elsewhere. In fact Lewes s now an available
port OF supplies for the cOastng trade We may say that
The day of disastrous shipwrecks this shore is gone
bv. A dispatch over the wires brings quick
relief in case OF need; and the old wreck.
ers who have heretofore carried on q game OF
cxtorton against the underwriters have lost their
occupation. am told that they have gone INTO prayer
meetings lstey-in repentance perhaps, for such nice
little operations as the following which happened within
year before the completion Of the railroad shp
wfecker, / should say--w6o cHrtly asked whats the
value OF your cargo" Answer: "slOoUo i u
and and Soached o% oihat went of Master TeoOnsder
called him back and closed the bargain KNOWING lhst
fixture in the sand dashed TO pieces by the surf Inc
vessel h0ated in few hours, a cost 10 tne "och
ers of less than 5000 Thanks to the Junction anu
Breskwater Railroad such transactions are nov I'M
possible. - ,o,,
The annual meeting OF the Railroad Company was held
at Milford on Monday, and the following officers and d
recors chosen for the year. James s. Gibbons OF New
York, President; Samuel Sinclair, New-York Treasurer
Cornelius NJ Meserole. New York. Thomas Baumgardner
John A. sheaff of Pennsylvania and Il. ID. Kitchens
Bent Benton, C. C.. Stockey, c. ;. watson, ana John D.
Prettyman OF Delaware, Directors. 81,
1t was contemplated to suspend the steamship llne
from NewYork to Lewes connecting with the railroad
during the cold weather but Che freight proves 20
profitable that is to be continued all winter The last
consisted OF 1O0 sacks of oysters 10000 pounds
of pork bags of grain and miscellaneous attces
This Is about the weekly shipment ana comes
from source which before sent anything directly
to the NeW-YOrk market.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-14
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THE BROoKLYN WHISKY WAR.
81 tEURE OF MORE STILLS IN THU FIFTH AND
SECOND WARDS.

81 tGURE OF MORE STILLS IN Thu FIFTH AND
SECOND WARDS.
The raid of the Internal Revenue officials
o5 he MD District upon the Illicit whisky distleries of
The Fifth Ward Of Brooklyn was continued Yesterday
At Z. o'clock the military and marines from the Navy
Ward placed guard about the infested locality
and the Assessors heading the working orces renewed
ther search after the stills Major Parkinson. with q
force Of 20 abOrers and guard Of marines sent on
expedition into the Second Ward. At yard in John
St. between Jay and Pearl found two new dStil
'eres with IA tubs fun mash aud everything showing
recent operations on large scale. The mash was pumped
INTO the street by means OF steam tSe engine the tubs
were cut 10 pieces and the entire establishment eveed
with the ground. While the demOshiUg this
,cnoern they asssilcd with voeyS Of stones and
hr.ckbats from thrce-story tenement adjoining aud
several Of the labOrcTs were severely wounded. The
dwelling and the concern were promptly cleared by
detachment of the 1St Artillery.
The satisfactory result OF the raid these prem
the discovery Of "a new copper still. having q
capacity OF abOut * barrels day Gen JOuSdan, hav
ing received information that an old CanabOat was lying
the river ri the foot Of Washington with still on
board Assistant Assessor Heath with escort, to
che place and the boat seized and tOwcd "a the Navy
Yard. The warehouse of j. Lynch, a Jay and John-Sts
Wsitedau hogsheads OF rum discovered care
fully slowed away. These broken and the liquor
fowed into the Assessor Tucker discovered 10
Bridgest. apparently ready for shipment. The Dnngs
started. and in few moments the entire wharf was
deuged This raid il considered the most succeSSiu anu
complete ever made here.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-14
xLIST CoYGRESS-THIRD SESSION.

SENATE. WASHINGTON, JAN iS, 1871.
Mr.. SCOTT (Rep., PENN presented COM
municatiOn from Committees representing the Pennsyl'
yania Legislature Common Council, and Franklin 1nsti-
tute OF Philadelphia giving why the celebration
OF the cenenne anniversary OF the Independence should
be held at Philadelphia July 4, 1876 Referred
NATIONAL BALANCE SHEET. =,
Mr. THURMAN ODem, Ohio submitted resolution
directing the Secretary Of the Treasury TO INFORM tne
Senate whether account OF the receipts and expend
lures the Government for any fiscal year since ta
ending June 1906 has been published as required by the
Constitution and laws, and il not why not An accom-
panyng preamble reced the requirements OF the Con
sttutOn on the subject.
MIR SHERMAN (Rep.. Ohio) objected to tho present
consideration Of the resolution when IL was ad over
on motion of Mr. ABBOTT tRep., n. Cl the secretary
requested to inform the Senate In relation 10
of the works near the mouth OF cape Fear
THE JOINT COMMITTEE on TELEGRAPH CABLES.
On motion Of Mr. WILLIAMS (Rep. oregon the SEN
took up the House resolution Tor joins ocean OaDo
MIR BAYARD Dem., Del) said the passage OF the res
outon through the House had been eneeted ne Woulu
not say in an underhand way but certainly without that
degree of deliberation which was essential 10
the dignty OF public business He was not willing 10
consider hastily a resolution which had been slipped
through another branch OF Congress. lie preferred 10
await some legitimate expression OF the sense OF the
| House on the subject.
| MIR WILSON CRep., Mass) remarked that Ocean Cable
enterprises deserving OF encouragement therefore
| he wanted definite action on the subject.
Mr.. WILLIAMS denied any intention 10 anticipate IN
EXPRESSION the House looking 10 nulcation OF its
action in passing the resolution He was satlsned the
House would not reconsider its action but after what
! had been said he would not press the matter.
The Senate then into executive session, ana sub
sequentIy adjourned until Monday
New-York tribune., 1871-01-14
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


PORT OF NEW-YORH. ORH.....,......,,..,.....,....J,s u
CLEARED.
steamhps-Au'.r,lsrin (BT HeddeFret LTsPooii HeTei
Liverpool.
ship john Alien, Howe London.
Bsr,-Ren Stevens How Carieni Elizabeth Campbell HAbiar
Brgs-unon. Bragg Liverpool " Neho. Chae M,isnns
Montros Peterson Ponce YumUr johnson Sago Grsnde
G. + Troop Ferris Kingston Jam.
Sohr-f A. Dear sherlock st. Pierre MARI F. T. Gihers'eve
Hodgkinsor Gamma Hune CeDfuegos Geo.a Lord
Charleston RhOdl Holmes Bragg Savannah j. H. Ripp Cole Rich
mond
sHnsp SbE, Guiri Liverpool Dec 2s and Qae.asora 9sb
mdse and Tsss.
steamship Ab,sas HAne Liverpool Dec 81 and Queenstown Jas.
steamship ber Br) Cfoubs Surmemnndo Dee aud Antwerp
steamship Gen Sedgrt Nichols Galveston jan and Ksy West
ssesm.bp Moro Castle Adam, Wis Nassau " P 9th
steamship James Ag-r lockwood Charleston pas,
Steamship Virgo Buckley savannah mise. and pass.
Steamship Volunteer Jones, Philadelphia.
Ship Alonqu (of HaiiaI, Jordan Liverpool Y DAYS md'e
Bsik W. H. Jenkn, Cof Yarmouth n 81 See St. ynce'' Cape
BsTt G " Mnott (of Bath He,ly Sor a with mI.
Bark Hudson Vaughan Hong Kong Sept. = tes.
Brig Mans DAM Boergeeseo, Rio Janero ~ days. VA Hampton
Brig Daniel Tfosbrdg. (i EeEBavenl Rogers Port SPAN Trn
Brig william D. Andrews, Cobb Ksy we.. 10 d,y, with wrecked
sch Mnry Edwards Of Boohb,), Genlsa Nassau, n. p, II
days. fruit.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroS. Jan 1'ATed steamships Mcclellan, from Baltimore
AmeS from Phiadelphis.
FOREIGN PORTS.
OuREssTOvN Jaa l2-The National steamship Pennsyflnis
from NesYok for Liverpool ryed at O'Clock tonight.
H,vAsA 3-Arnyd, steaHsbp City VI MeIco Zimmerman
from Nes.iork OT Yer, CruL
Brig Issbe of Economy " lumber loaded bousi 10 Hsv,n,
fallen With Dec n lat 3 lon 6 by bark v Mnot Gust
knocked The captain reported having een in that condition
dsys The C. " ~ took Of men In disabled condition