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Friday, September 30.
EXHIBITION OF HORSES
IN THE FORENOON.
PREMIUM, $500.

A two o'clock P NJ, the following premiums will be
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cor. MAY q NEWTON SIS.
HOU HOLD FURN ITURE
Ii AT AUCTION.

Will be sold at Public Auction. on SATURDAY Sept.
81, 1872. at 8 O'Clock NJ. at "a Summer st.. Cook
Stove, Refrigerator Chamber Sets, Carpets Bedding
Chairs Tables, Mirrors, CrOckery Tin, &C. and all other
goods necessary to keep house
ST d5t* GEO f. JACOBS
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III UIIUE 10 CAKPEN TERO. = 0eaIed
IN Proposals viii be received till the evening of the
2lst inst the building a School House in Eagle
vile. Holden IS IS, two stories in height. Plan and
specifications may be at the house of the Chairman
OF Committee, in Holden centre. The Committee reserve
the right to reject anv or all proposals.
j. II. GLEASON,
CHARLES BRYANT, Committee
SAMUEL WARREN,
Holden Sent H. 1872 d9t sl2
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What 70 do In Sun.Stroke.

Go at once 10 the fallen man, open
his shirt-bosom, aud lay the hand upon
his chest; if the skin be cool, you may
rest assured that, whatever may be the
trouble, 1t is not sun-stroke; if, on the
contrary, the skin be burning hot, the
case y certainly sun stroke, and no time
should be lost. The patient must be
carried to the nearest pump or hydrant,
shipped to the waist, and bucketful Of.
ter bucketful of cold water dashed over
him until consciousness begins to return
or the intense heat of the surface de.
cidedly abates.
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MEDICAL GuEsswoRK.-The profession.
al treatment Of disease is in q great
measure experimental. If one medicine
ialis another is tried, and sometimes
.hls hit-or.miss practice is pursued until
IN, ane resources of the faculty is exhausted.
ms, in the truest sense Of the word, is
Mp,rcism. But when the physician has
made valuable discovery, he is called
~ his professional brethren an Empire
because he advertises the result OF his
laoor and research. When DR.. Walker,
.. california, introduced his celebrated
,,lNfGAR BlrTERs as a remedy for all
u,ood diseases, he struck tremendous
o O,ow at the empirical system, as applied in
s 0a, hospitals and in private practice. II was
n.,uV apparent that HE medicine was not mere
panatve Or alternative that only modified the
S ss,.p.ons OF disorder; but that it reached ne
60. source o. he mdlddy in the blood and the
cooo0seuons, and literally rooted Il owt. The pro-
to oss OF renovation and disinfection went on
fre Sstner ugor was impaired to the organs
, ny% which the virus Of disease had been ex-
rened That such b the effect OF this popular
tr uS;.:soie remedy, no one who has had oppor-
; rau OF observing. its operation in cases OF
Nv ser complaint, indigestion, affections Of the
or uIwes, govt rheumatism, and pulmonary dis
''ue's can possibly doubt.-tCom.
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How touching was the grief displayed
in B. at funeral little on { of town
The undertaken, who was directing
matters in = very professional and prop.
or way, noticed man giving orders, and
- he thought, rather encroaching upon
the duties and privileges Of his own
Office.
"And who are you, my friend, that
are SO busy about here ?h
"Ohl you don't know mef"
"No, Idon't."
swell, I'm the corpse's brother"
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The peanut would seem to be a tri.
hlng agricultural product, at first blush,
but this is an error. Many of the coun-
ties in Middle Tennessee are planted
almost entirely with peanuts. Careful
calculations show that, with favorable
weather., the yield of that section alone
Will not be far from III 100000 bushels.
rihey are also extensively grown in
North and South Carolina, and in por.
tons of Texas.
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II il believed Marshal Bazaine will
never be brought to trial.
Two Japanese men.of.war have left
Yokohama on tour round the world.
MEDICAL men in France dwell on tho
fact. and challenge explanation OF 1t,
that at the present epoch, and despite
the occurrence of all circumstances fa.
vorable 10 its development, typhus fever
"a unknown in that country.
TIE well-known minstrels, Eph Horn,
Hughey Doherty, Bob Hart and Gus.
williams are playing at st. James Hall
in London.
The Japanese Government has en-
Gagged Henry NJ. Smith, q graduate Of
he school of mines OF Columbia Col.
lece. New York, TO open y coal mine
and erect blast furnace in Japan.
The inhabitants of Cordova, in the
Argentine Republic, have torn up the
rails of the new Central railroad, declar.
nr that the locomotive is creature of
the devil. The mob are said to have
been melted to this act of violence by
fanatical clergymen.
aruction by the German engineers at
Strssbourg are Of the most colossal
character. On the side toward France
they are making . vast intrenched
camp, which will be capable Of holding
100000 men.
WHILE Gen. Sherman and suite were
in the Caucasus, they were invited TO an
elegant breakfast, At which they met a
number of official personages. They
had q good time, but on coming to |
leave, the General was presented with a
bill for the entire breakfast, according
to the etiquette of the country. The
Gene said he wished he'd understood
theil .iquette before breakfast.
ENGLAND has invented new intoxi.
can't, consisting of a mixture of naphtha
and ether, the effects of which its users
claim to be highly agreeable. No check
can be placed upon its consumption ex.
cept by special act Of Parliament, be.
cause it does not come under excisable
spirits, and its growing use is viewed
with considerable alarm.
AMERICAN manufacturers are actually
competing with Englishmen in Hindo-
stan itself An Eastern firm advertises
idols of every sort :" to suit the Indian
Market" at rates below those of the
Birmingham makers, who have hitherto
monopolized the market for these pc.
culiar wares.
WHILE presiding at recent agricul.
tural dinner the Prince of Wales excited
his hearers with pretty complimentto
his wife, who was present, in returning
thanks for the kind reception which
she always experienced whenever she
in public. 1t was most desir.
able, he said, that ladies should asIoci.
ate themselves with their husbands pur.
suits, and when the Princess did not
him he always felt that
there was something wanting.
At Leigh, in En- gland, recently, q
couple of policemen were completely
sold" by the ancient circus trick Of
sending :" . drunken farmer" into the
ring to ride the FESTIVE pony. This per.
sonage, as everybody might be presumed
10 know, is always member Of the cir.
Gus company, disguised for the occasion.
At Leigh, the two policemen thought
be was an interloping inebriate, and At.
tempted 10 arrest him-when he sud.
denly shed his rustic raiment end his
MODIFICATION and rode of in spangles !
and stripes, amid tho laughter of the
populace.
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WHETHER Tor u-e on mar or beat, the
Merchants Gargling Oil will be found an
invaluable Liniment, and worthy of use by
every resident in the land. We know Of no
proprietary medicine or article now used in
the United States which shares the good viii
Of the people to greater degree than this
NJ +. xndependewl.
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a. Directions accompany each bottle.
Price Is cts. 80 cts. and 81 per bottle.
SOLD By ALL MEDICINE DEALERS.
For sale by ALL CsrcAao DRuaosrs.


The advertiser. having been permanently cured Of
that dread disease Consumption, by simple remedy,
Il anxious to make known to hts ftlow-snnerers the
means Of cure To all VINO dessire Il, he will send
the directions for preparing and using the same,
which they will find suRE CvRR ron CONSUMPTION.
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS. and all Throat or Lung din.
culties.
Parties wishing the prescripton will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
lW Penn street. Williamsbursh, N. Y.
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One thousand dollars reward will be
paid by the proprietor of DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery for . medi.
cine that will equal it in curing severe
and lingering Coughs, Bronchitis, and
all diseases of the lungs. COZ
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CLAP-TRAP AND CANr.-Invalid reader, IL you
the mock towics guaranteed to contain NO dinusvs
stimulsnt;" you will Inevitably come to grief Ask
Stimulating prcpertes. L. worthy Of the name Of :
tonic he will tell you NO. Shun ell such nau.eous
come invgorsnt IN the world owes the rspidity with
which Il relieves tn dsordered stomach and the shat
medicinal Ingredients to the seat OF the complaint
That axsnt the spirit Of the sugar cane. the most
hol. The medicinal ingredients OF the Bitters vau-
able they are would be comparatively useless With
sour Beware o. you hope for health Of the horrible
compounds Of refuse drugs In state Of fermentation
which humbnss are endeavoring TO foist upon the
public medicines.-(Con,.
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The furnishing of live serpents has
become a regular industry at New York.
and the standard of values of the
wriggling commodity is As we'll estab.
lished as that of any other trade. Up
to 20 feet they sell at IS per foot.
but beyond that length their values in
crease in . rapid ratio. A thirty.foot
boa recently sold for $500.
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RuPrUkE can be cured without suiher.
Ing. Elastic Trusses are supersedinR ell
others. Before buying Metal Trusses or Sup-
gorters, send for descriptive circular TO the
Elastic Truss Co., 683 Broadway, N. Y.-rCom.
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TREWREAT FIELD or ARaERICAI


| THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
offers for sale Lands IN Central and Weseeru
Mlmuesoea, embracing: !. The best Of Wheat
Land: q Excellent Timber Tor the Mill the Farm
sAd the Fire; Rich Prairie Pasturage and Natural
Meadow. watered By clear Lakes and running
streaus-in hsalthfnl Climate. wAsrs Fss~ ssl AGus
. Wmlussn. t t4g
GRAIN mey be ehipDsd hence b. lake to market -
ch0aply % from Easfern Iowa or 6entnl Il1ino6A
0ayp through these lands from Lake 6upQrtoe
TO Dakota Price ct la2d cloee 70 track oeto $&@
per acre further away o2soto 14.00 SEVEN YEARS
CREDIT; Warrantee Deeds; Northern Paciac
1850 Ben1e, now selling q par received for land
yl.lO. No other uneecuDed Lands present such ID
vantases to setters. -,,r..,t. .
GOLDBERG under the New Law (March. ls7zl
get 100 acres FREE. near the railroad, By one ano
two Year, residence. lri.ff'tt ~
TRANSPORTATION AT REDUCED
RATES furnished frem all principle points East -
purchasers of Railr oad Lands. and to settlers on
Government Homssteads Purchasers. their wives
and children carried free ever the Northern
Pacific Road. Now - the tine for Settlers and Colo
mics to Ct Railroad L,aads snd Government Hs0r
sooods close to the track. t
Send for PanDhlet containing full information.
map and copy Of New Homestead Law. Address
LAND DEPARTMENT NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD. ST PAUL. MIMI.
OR 40 BnOA DwAY NEW YORK.
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ALL stamps on forms of every kind,
ehPt the two cent stamp on bank
vsa;,e,ciks,siehtdrafts and orders for money,
WA De abolished Oct. 4, 1872.
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A FACT worth remembering-Five
cents worth Of "Sheridans Cavalry Condition
Powders" given to horse twice week will
save double that amount in grain, and the
horse will be fatter, sleeker. and every way
worth more money than though he did not
have them.-[Com.
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TIE purest and sweetest Cod Liver
Oil in the world IL HAZARD 4 CAswsLL's,
made on the sea-shore, from fresh, selected
livers, by CAswELL, HAsARp 4 Co., New
York. 1t 10 absolutely pure and s,oeet. Pa
tients who have once taken it prefer it to all
others. Physicians have decided it superior
TO any of the other oils in market.
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TIE Folded Edges Of the Elmwood
Collar marks new era in the manufacture Of
paper collars. It does not show the sharp raw
edge OF other collars and is perfect imitation
Of linen. Examine the Elmwood at the Gents
Furnishing Storoe-TCom
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"SANBo, did you ever see the Catskill
Mountains" "No, sab but I've seen
'em kill mice"
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TIE firm of Geo. P. Rowell & Co., No.
II Park Row, New York, 10 the most ex-
tensive Advertising Agency in the country,
and ono with which it is q pleasure for
publishers TO DEAL Green Bay Wis., Ga
zefkk
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New LIFE TO THE HAIR.-Burnett' 8
Cocaine will stimulate rapid growth
of the fibers, and frequently cures bald.
ness, even hereditary and confirmed
cases.-[Com.
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PEOPLES CHOLERA REMEDY.
lsao-FoR OvER TnIRrr YEARs-ls'2.
PERRY DAVIS
PAIN.KILLER


Has been tested In every variety Of climate and BY
almost every nation known to Americans Il is the
constant companion and inestimable friend Of the
missionary aud the traveller. land and no
one should travel on our lakes virers ssifhsa H.
since the pAIN.kILLkR was hrst introduced, and
met with such extensive SALE many Lnimewts, Reef.
but none q them haze ever attained the truly
WHY Is THIS so'
II 10 because DAVIS PAIN.KILLER is what IL
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~ for all. Best business ever offered agents.
WV WI Address J. CR0WELL. Louisville. KY.
n X. PHOENIX, Blesmingtsn Nursery. Ill.
II 900 acres, 2ist year. u 0reenhouses Trees Bulbs
Hedge Plants. Nur-ery Stock. Catalogues. zoe.
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MARRIED ladies, under all circum.
stances, viii find parsons Purgative Pills VI
safe; and, In small doses, mild cathsrtic.
They cause no gripping pains or cramp. --(Com.
The New York herald., 1872-01-10

come MP agaip IN irs original shape. II was
rumored to-day that during the recess those Sena-
tors who hpJ manifested the strongest opposition
TO IL had been convinced, and that they now stood
the dictatorial features Of the measure remaining.
IL turns out tonight, however, that The rulnor was
only set aioat as gentle "ieeler'' o. the parues
most anxious TO have the bin passed, and
show that the stand the HERALD took against the
bill from the start Is precisely the stand The ma.
orify OF the Senators would take against II should
IL be brought up IN It's original shape agaln. IT be-
or The measure TO decide tonight upon taking anew
tack. 10 give up the hight entirely w0uld De
evidence or weakness they are not quite ready 10
DISPLAY IN the face Oh overwhelming odds. and SO
new tack Will be taken Tomorrow. II VIII be
man Friday, Storrs; his kossuth-hat High
ness Strahan, and Senators Benedict, Tie.
man and weissman are at this present mo-
ment arranging the ballast and the course the new
craft VIII be made to take homeward. the ocat
Will not be dead TO windward but Mr. Green VIII
try to have things so 1xed That there Will be easy
sailing with the tide so that the rocks his little
vessel was wrecked on last Thursday Will be safely
avoided. To succeed In this he and his cO-w0Ikers
have decided 10 take down
THE FLAG OF THE "DICTAToR."
without tins embeillshng feature OF the genefal
get up OF the eralt ne hopes to be able 10 get her
into port safely In time to satisfy those outstanding
in the least increasing MS chances OF pro.
motion In tho near future. There Is but
little doubt that ne will be successful
IN this He would certainly have saved himself o
ballast in MS craft last Thursday and not attempted
to sal under the nag he did, even though IT was not
visible TO everybody on shore II II but Just 10 say
last week when The Comptroller.s Dill came up In
Committee OF the whole, was and is strongly oD-
posed TO 1t In Its original shape.
The New York herald., 1872-01-10
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, N. Y, Jan. 9, 1872
The following Is . list OF the first one hundred
causes the calendar OF the Court OF Appeals lor
the term OF ls72:-NOs. ], Smith vs.. People; Ia,
Smith vs.. People; 2, Brown VS.. Brown; 8, Wade vs..
Foster; 4, Wade vs. Wheeler; g. Etna Insurance
son vs. Dniaye; $, Tweedy VS.. Grillth; o, FitzhuGh
vs.. sackett; 10, Curtis vs. Fox; Il. Eaton
% % 4gsr vs rarJ T. nnsr vs. Rsy g.
Belden vs.. Meeker; 10, scoheld vs.. Hernandez; II,
Hamilton vs.; smith; IS, Knox vs.. Jones; 1879,
10 Andrews vs. Gillespie; ls,a, Jones vs.. Sheldon;
90 National Bank OF FishKill vs.. Speaghts; Y,
sldy Ss vs.. - City Of BooKyn: sss Maiden vs. s. New
York and Harlem Railroad Company; "a, Rainey vs..
Lang 2a,s MADDEN VS. Ma;9sr 70 aiackett ys; Bel,
WIN vs. sharkey; 20, Hamilton vs.; Clinton; 2a1s,
New York ana Harlem Railroad Company; 81, Mer.
rick vs. Butler; 81, Barnes VS. Underwood; SO, In.
Feters vs. vi Deapaine &c. DAVIS New YORK Cen aS
tral and Hudson River Railroad COMPANY; 81.
Aucnnoole s vs. Wiley; 49, Getty vs. gnge; 80 Hays vs.
field vs. Massachusetts, Lie insurance Company;
A., COnrOy vs.. Gale; 4s, Hiscock vs.. Phelps; a.
Hudson River Rauroad Company; 46, Erickson VS..
Quinn; A.. Beebe vs. Mckenzie; As, Grymes vs..
Albany aud Susquehanna Railroad; 81, People ex
rel. Erie and Genesee Railroad Company vs.. TubDs;
& vs. eGS Rosa g osrs % w
IS, People ex rel. Wallace vs. Knowles; SO, People
ex rel. Allen vs. Knowles; g. People rel. Mitchell
edict; 90, People ex rel. Baylis harrington; GO,
People ex rel. Williams vs.. Haines; 81, Brown vs.
missioners of Taxes OF New YORK; SO, People ex
rel. White vs.. Same; Ga, People ex rel. Coe vs.
Same; 65, People ex: rel. New York K. E. Associa-
same; 67 People, &c., vs.. Potter 6s SchacttIer vs.
Gardner;. so, Smith vs.: Smith; 10. Matthews
Morgan VS.. Hannas, 70, Degrauw vs. Elmore
a. People ex rel. Botsford Darling; Is, Russell
w. Steinherger; 76, Tanner vs Stoduard; II, Butts
VS.. Cameron; 7s, Dickinson vs.. Mason; 10, ColIson
VS.. AInol; So Chapman vs.. Mckay; 81, Cooley VS..
The Town OF GulliOrd; s2, Middebrook va. Broad
Rockville National Bank; So, Rikcr vs.. Hudson
River Railroad Company; Sc, Ayrauit VS.. Pacific
son Canal Company vs. Pennsylvania Coal
Company; ss. Eldrldge vs.. Read; SO. Dung
Marx VS.. Rothan: 92, Terry VS.. Virgins; %,
Bracket vs. Burns; "a, FabDri VS.. Kalbnesch
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va' The questions were put 70 TINS s s
stand to testify The Sken's report and is:,
pointed out He said the experiments which were
aiken as ne asd Choral
re.hsH and dsveorsd by the application Of Of
sun hureed hydrogen yellow precipate deep ehouS a
which AIKEN the presence OF antmony
In speaking OF Touys testimony he said tnat the
results he obtained were by 10 % of snmonv
knowing Ii TO be such, would give such result ~ y ioniy
reached, but organic matter would 10 .ne same nre
aus'C% ss spplie..on ,n' the Identify
In Aliens analysis ne sbnss SAD was "a seoyer
ms he metal before giving decided opinion and he hen
enumerated number which were not used ~ ITO
in tbe stomach OF General Ketchuu, that he inferred ms
be tartar emec that was the only orm IA wh,cn anu ~
mcny appeared In commerce rro,essor ne s cs % Of Of
%snq oher forms in which sntmony appeared
drug Dr. Aikens plan of estimating the amoun. OF Tar az
tar eec in General etchum's stomach he condemned as
n,tery unreliable impossible by his method TO de
termine the comparative quantities OF organic au
about the crystas which ne iounu py M
Proessor White said that the fact OF the cbrystas
differing from each Sser a s was pceG no
tho weights used BY Professor Tonry, as the Mary
land Institute very shaky, and was no. q
proper place to effort. He spoke from expe-
FENCE ana ADDED occasion Mr. Mont positively
refused put up delicate IN the Institute ior na
reason. e criticised the analysis o PROFESSOR Ioniy
such portions o anmony any Ieay exsteo
in Kcchums liver Some Of the statements OF ronry ne
results which explained by other causes
than the OF antmony Inc witness was axen -
hand by the Stale for examination and ms
still going at three O'Clock, when tue COurt au-
iourned until 10 morning, ut ten o'clock
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Marine Disasters.

Marine Disasters.
SURE GLENCor and KING ov ALoERIA. both from IJv
erpoo for PHILADELPHIA, have put back Ieaky (By cable
from London 9Th inst).
AMI ANN Of Eew Bedford ssoss rspo,sd s
y The vSn IPd % oses Of New Bedford Gsg
Sab BE- Ss
that He writes home for Instructions, and the probability
nSs % sI ssc York which
hold, having sprung leak of Point Judith.
s s Ss, had s of wss .S T. the
lowed to Boston.
ssnn sons o yons:pSr Kelley at Boston from Macha.
% sa % W. ,sa s c anchored un
scnR Lulu MORTON, from Portland for New York,
discovered anchor Nantucket SHOALS st inst with the
the steward Of be schooner whose hands were rozen and
n n as s Weather her
Sem ALLRN Carter, from Dennysvlle for New
ys s Schooner % . 5 s s
cro.s Rip light the wind blowing gale from the NV.
down. me- winch eo%pshed iSem away %sss when
Brought Sf her her to Boston sh. '' '''~ ~ ''' -
miscellaneous.
We under obligations to Purscr Baldwin, of the
steamship Cleopatra from Havana the prompt delivery
of our files. &c.
The purser Of the steamship Champion from Charleston
has thanks for favors.
STEAMSHIP CoNcoRDIA. from Liverpool Dec for Bos.
ton, put into Sydney CB, 9Th inst, short coal. She will
proceed to-day.
REWARD or MERIr-Capt John Wiley, who rescued the
captain and Of sinking Swedish ship In October s70,
Just received gold medal from the King Of Sweden.
The medal which very heavy and richly bears
his and titles "Charies King OF sweden and Nor
and the The Latin N motto ins 9ucrom
yellow, and understood To confer privi
leges upon the bearer at the Swedish court Capt Wiley
resident of Chelsea, Mass.
Cant Sherman OF schr James Brown OF and from FAN
RIVER which arrived al Havana Dec a. died the Cd inst
Whalcmen.
Cleared at New Bedford Jan bark mot shp) Illinois,
Richmond, for North Pacihc Ocean.
sanea 9Th, bark Triton, for North Pacific Ocean.
Messrs Williams Barnes, OF New London will make San
Francisco their headquarters for whaling business the
Pacific coast
Bark Norton Slower. from New Orleans for Boston, no
shaw on Ss. New yGta Yo pS' for Malaga Dec
Foreign Porte.
o,s.S Dec Js 1Aysa bsrks Morning Star Br
Sahed SWh, brig selma, Richardson, Savannah.
HAvRE, Jan i-Arved, ship Peerless tBrl, Allen, New
nhAyASA. Dec siArrved. schr Marian Gage, Heather,
Sailed Dec 30. brigs wNH Clements tBr). Lewis and
Atslaya Cole, New York 3ls, barks Mira sra de Ia Lam
zade tsp, Gelas Charleston Jan J. tsph Barero,
Also sailed Jan 2, steamship Mssouri. Norton New York
LvIRPoo,, Jan 7-Arrived, bark Psmerston, sloccmb,
Gayeston sh, sbps Alexander Marshall Gardner, new
TasSs: Hsam SeT saass
MAasELLEs, Jan 7-Arrived, brig Tenerne Tracey NO"
OMoA Hon. DeesIn port schr Porto Plata, Montgomery
| for New York via Truxiro. TO sail 10th. on ...-
posCa Dec in eor! brig Rsns sun G@ns n o,hcpa ,hSm
| reported yesterday. - -.
:SssS%'hD Cuba watson
isssh, bNss " 4osE0St, iYlsJs HNuAaa 2. !
The New York herald., 1872-01-10
PERSONAL NOTES.

It is stated that Ex-Governor Bullock, Of Georgia,
is now in Montreal, Canada.
John Shane, Van Buren county, Iowa's, new
Sheriff, begins his administration by getting mar
ried.
The editorial department OF the Tuscumbia mo. J
Republican has been placed in the hands Of MI. NJ.
w. Gustin.
MIR. Henry Adams, late OF the Boiinger County
Standard Is about to start republican paper at
Cape Girardeau No.
The Fort scott, kansas, Monitor saws that Gen.
cra NELL left Fort Scott on The l1th Instant TO take
command at Fort Riley.
President and Mrs. Grant will visit Philadelphia
about the middle OF this week, TO remain three
days. and will be the guests OF Mr.. A. Z. Borie.