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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-12-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
CPECIAL ELECTION
| y IN GOODSON:

- IN GOODSON:
Tn accordance with the petition of
IS of the voters and taxpayers of the
Town, and by vote of the Council,
this day. it is ordered that t0test the
wishes of a legal majority. of the quail
fled voters of the town as to The pro-
priety of Remaining to the control OF
said council, for sale at its discretion,
the unsold portions of the Johnston
Land, there will be held an election in
said town, at the Mayors office, on
Tuesday, January 18th, 1875.
Those in favor of said meas ire viii
write on their ballots FOR SALE !.
those opposed to it will write on their
ballots AGAINST SALE.
BY order of the Council,
w. H. TRAMMELL, Serg't.
Dec. SIT.
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Lynchburg Tobacco Market.
LYNCHBURG. Nov. 1874.
No Use Talking!

All persons owing Frost, Crockett &
Brewer must come and pay up at
once. This is the first, last, and only
call We can wait on you any lon
ger. If we owe you come and settle.
Promises to pay don't feed or clothe
us. A word to the wise is sufficient
Nov. 10.-4t.
H DISSOLUTION
The firm of Frost, Crockett d Brew
er is this day dissolved by mutual
consent for the purpose of closing up
the business, collecting the accounts,
and paying off the debts. w. P.
Brewer takes charge of the business
and is authorized to make settlements,
&c.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-12-08
Business Changes.

The firm of W. B. Payne Son &
Co. has been dissolved, the Lumber
business being transferred to Col .
Bosang, who has appointed Messrs,
Payne his agents therefor. The goods
of the concern have been sold TO Mr..
Samuel S. Payne. Advertisement
next week.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-12-08
G. w. FROST,
J. T. CROCKETT,
w. 2. BREWER.

All persons having business with
the late fra of Frost, Crockett &
Brewer will please call at once
w. P. BREWER.
Nov. 17.-tf.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-12-08

A lot OF Diamond Rings, pure gold
chains. and Loekets of Jet and Pearl
just opened at Picken's.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-12-08
NIRGINIA:

NIRGlNIA: 80
At Rules held in the Clerks oa1ce Of the Ciiruit
Cour; Of Washington County On the irst Monday
ia December 1914; 1855.
E. 4. BAYLOR, surviving Executor Of 6. ".
White, deceased Plaintiff.
Vim e Gray, John 0. Gray Benjamin F. Penn
berton, Ira !. %cGinnis, Trnstee, Vim Barnes, J.
Mccall, Admir-. of Harvey Geuige, Snrviver, de-
ceased, Isaac G. Lester, the Exchange Bank Of
Virginia at a bingdon II. C. Gibbons, Benjamin F.
PsuiSerton, Samuel D. King. Eeafder 1t. King,
James Ramsey, +. N. CamF6cIl, Nm. F. Rsrr, }.
C. Greeuwsy and David G. GToenway, partners Gn-
der the firm and style of J. G.. Greenway Bro,
and Daniel Trgg, Commissioner aud Receiver in
the case Of the Exchsmga 6apk Of Virginia ct ais
VS. j. c. Gray. Defendants
----i IN CHsECERYx-s-----a---------
The obiort of this suit is to recover of the de-
PENDANTS the amount OF certain Judgements men
toned aud described iii the BiIi and to subject the
lands of the defends ants to sale to satisfy the said
Judgements sHd it appearing by sai.fActory evil
asacs that the defendants Ira J. hcjinnls, Trus-
tee &C., Samuel d. hing, and Leander IL. Kim,
arc Gaonrssiderts of the ComWcnwe Hlth, it il or
dered that said Nonresident defend -nts appear
ne re within month after due publication OF
this order and DO what may be necessary to pro-
tect their interests 10 tails stiit .-r.
L. T. COSBY, c. C. .
BUR5s, P. Q. r--, Dec. S-4w.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-12-08

JOB WORK Of all kinds neat
ly executed at the News Office.
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In Premium =,

| was awarded a diploma at the NeWLein
Fair also ut WytheEilie first premium aud
diploma, but as premiums and diplomas
amount to nothing where thcreis no -compe-
titioult is not worth mentioning. The only
place where had competition was at the
Border Fair, Bristol, Tenn, where l ex-
hibi.ed OH the third day of tie fair, and
was awarded the premium. and diploma
for the largest aud finest display OF Jewel
ry, Watches, Clocks and SilyeF-ware, AL my
owr goods, none On Consignment. My pre-
MUM WAS contested by Mir. A. Picken, not
on point Of merit or quality, but on the
Z ound of informality in eutering-being
TOO late TO come in competition with his dis
play Of three days duration. The case was
referred to the officers of the Fair for ai-
justment. Their decision ruled me out. See
below the action OF the officers in charge: .
BR1srOI, Oct &c, 1874.
A. meeting Of Board of Directors OF Va. &
Tenn Border Fair Association, the Board decided
that,V. Doriot put his JewelTy on exhibition too
late to compete for the regular premium and pass Il
the following resolution, viz; t...Il ri4s@- -.
Tat the premium be awarded to A. Picken for
his display of JewelTy, and that '. Doriot be
awarded diploma for largest and best display Of
Jewelry in Miscellaneous Department.
: wy ''O'' r.. E. NcCLAEAHAxt5
Sect'y. V. y T. b. 2. Asso.
Dec. L, '74.-tf. H.-
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COLLEGE, '15''
Ia SALEM, VIRGINIA.
TWENTY SECOND SESSION, Is74'75.

Begins Sept, 2, and Closes glEe 10.
Course Of Study as high as that of
any College in Virginia. '' 30
Literary Societies of first rank. Ex-
tensive Libraries. Reading Room.
Cabinet ami Laboratory. Tis-' =.
Location unsurpassed in America.
The abundance Of the Roanoke VAL
ley renders the expenses very mode
rate. For session often nlhs Tin
Guiding Beard, Tuition, Fuel, lights,
Washing. &C., about 5000.
Students from SeUenteCn States and
Territories. ,".ss,t..,--
s5- For Catalogues and further in
formation, address 4.--r, ..., 49,
- REV. ID, +. BITTLE. ID. D., ,s,,
---. + t#:.El. tl..ai .'7 President.
June,3 0--3m. rel I ..-g- r..t-s
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The following gentlemen VIII act
as our Agents, and are authorized 10
procure and receipt for subscriptions
and otherbusiness in our name.
TazeweIl c. H. Va, H. c. Anderson
Lebanon Va, Capt. ]. W. NC
RFOOm,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-12-08

James Keys, and Marthy Keys his wife, DTS.
~ FOREIGN ATTAcHMESr rs EeUITY.1l
The object Of thin suit is to recover of the de-
fendants the sum OF SI35 90 and its interest and
to attach the land of the defendants ndsubject the
same to sale to satisfy said debt and lis interest
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that the
defendants ars nonresidents of this Common
wealth. IL is ordered that they pppesr here within
one month after due publication of this order, and
do what may be necessary to protect their inter-
est in this suit. -... -..-t
Copy-Tests.
L. T. COSBY, C. c..
CAMPBELL & BUCHANAN, P. Q.
Dec. S-4w. ...
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VIRGINIA.:

VIRGINIA: -
At Rules held in the Clerks Office OF the Circuit
Court OF " sshiDgton County on the 6rst Monday in
December 1874;
James @. Nahafsy, and Mary II. his wife,
Plaintiffs.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-12-08
William Ellis and Margaret Ellis his wife.
Defendants.
TX CHAScERY on AN ATTACHMENT.

The object OF this suit, is to recover OF the de-
PENDANTS the amount of certain account sud note
described in tbs Bill, aud to attach any funds in
the hands Of ". r. Latham going to said Margaret
Ellis and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that the Defendants, are nOn-rrsidence OF this
Commonwealth. it IS ordered that they appear
here within enc month after due publication of
this order, and do what may be necessary to pro-
tect their interest in this suit. ...t
Copy-Test.
& .s.nr... '-..st l.. T COSBY. c. C.
.CAEPBELL6 TBIGG, P. Q. 49, .--...r-
Dec S-4w 49,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-12-08

If you want nice book for "a
Christmas present go to King & Hills.
Nov, M-tf.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-12-08

-, P. %AFtoranA and J W, Owen, Defendants.
FOREIGN ATTACHMENT IN EQUIrr.
The object Of this suit is to recover of the de-
fend AM Martnraua the sum OF 537 % with gil In
terest Thereon, from The list dayof Crtober, 1874 TIL
paid and TO subject certain PARCEL rland to sale
to satisfy The same and it appearing by satisfacto
ry evidence that the defendant Msrtorana, is nom
resfd ent ofthis Commonw ealth, tits ordered that
the said defendant Msrtorana appear hare within
ore month after due publication Of this order and
do bat may BIO necessary teprotect his iBterestin
this suit ~ &
Copy-Teste.
L. T. COSBY, c, C.
vAxcR B woop, P. Q. 'toercr
Dec S-4w- a.-
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-12-08

IN QUALITY OF 0LO0Ks: l CHAL-
LEEGE THE TWO STATES.
The above goods will be sold at such Low
Prices as will astonish any person familiar
with the value of such goods; which only
need being seen and priced to realize the
fact.
The question is often asked, is DoriOt a
Matchmaker The universal answer is,
yes. TRY HIM. Ii Doriot cannot make
YOUR watch run we'll, it is only fit foT the
rubbish pile. lie can make run we'll any
kind, style or quality, up to the highest
grades o. chronometers.
Watch. Repairing done In the best
manner at Uery foW prices. AH
MATCHES on Which other aoCttch,,ntdkers
haze failed, is made a speedily, and
, warranted for one gear.
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cruB RATES

NO will club the Ne'O with the fol-
periodicals at the following
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-12-08
VIRGINIA;

VIRGINIA
At Rules held in the Clerks Office of the Cir
cnst court OF Washington county, on the first
Monday in December 1874, .f. "
James N. Barker Plaintiff
~ rs,
=. P. AaFtorana and J. W. Owen, Defendants.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-12-08

Note Picken's entire column on our
fret page. 1t speaks for itself and
means business.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-12-08

psy-Cash in advance, in all cases
Now is the time to subscribe LOT 1911
Our Agents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-14
tNIHIt Nv hIU LT OAAL. " LAMAA.
The Asssssins lion Attempt Against iiis
Lite.
Prem the I.ondon Telegrarn. 1une IN

Prem the London Telegraph, June p
About fonr O'Clock yesterday afternoon, as
Prince Edward Of sax--weimar was about TO cave
his house III Portland place 10 attend the leyee az
1T James Palace, aud Just rs ne had stepped on
the pavement 70 enter h,1 carriage, be was shot at
bv a man who had alghied rom Gao that was
standing on the opposite side d! The road The
b e heard the explosion; nor indeed does h. ap.
pear that any one actually saw the snOt fred ar
perceived that the man carried pistol, Pursuing
The Prince oaCk into the h0use the man forced his
way nearly to the staircase beiore he
found himself stopped rom further intrn.
SON The servants, who probably had noe
heard the sound ~ a pistol slot dtd no.
tGtnk OF detaipln2 htIn; ne wac allowed 10 re.eu-
ter the cab, IN which WAS "a ltiie enid ana the
vehicle drove OF without even the number having
been taken ny the bewilderei domestics. the tn.
ttuder - described ~ apparently foreigner, Or
dark complexion. ana - viOieui IN his GcpicaADr
- 90 justfg The belief thar he II a madinan. &c
was attired IN lcvee dress. with some iantast.c
audi,tens ana wlta A nat such rs would not Ia
Ordinary cifeunis sanccs Ue worn ry q person 10
ing 81 Court
On Che arrival % Prime Edg1rd ~ 81. James he
called 10 superintendent DlalQp, vho var III 40.
tendance AZ Marlborough u0uSe, aud stated TIE
particulars. win an especial purpose - prerent
any moeaEti0n ~ other DISTINGUISHED PERSONS
- - appeal ca iEat some threats And bceu re-
seigea IN tile Ofn ~ 4 wld aad 10 coherent letter,
winch menaced the Duke 81 Cambridge ana Nr.
Dl~raeb. Inspector f1arhett and letCcuve Cham
nerian nave The affair ~ hahd, nut Vp TO a late
hour Last night the wt'u Of whom tney were In
AtsIvA hao Dvt been iyluIs-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-14
THE NATIONAL GAME.
Boston Mutual-Thc Red Stockings
nrnlu Defeated


Fully three thousand persons witnessed the con-
test between the Mutuals and Bostons yesterday
on the Union grounds, closely contested and ex-
citing game being expected. Unluckiy for the
anticpatlons OF the admirers OF 1ne fielding, Harry
Wright put In lively bali TO play with, and the re-
suit was one OF the heavy batting games such as
used to be seen years ago when the game In
It's infancy, when large score and plenty OF home
runs were esteemed 70 be the perlec ion or play.
The best patrons and judges OF the game prefer TO
see the beauties oil base ban rs last 2ted skliul
fielding displays, the result Of using non-elastlc
bail, leaving TO the boys their layorite pastime OF
batting rubber ban all over the field.
The Bostons we're the layOrltes IN the betting
ODDS being laid that they would beat the Mutuals
in two innings ana when play was called and the
Reds started of with base hits ano earned runs
many thought that the champions would easily
carry the honors. Opinions. however, changed
when, In the third inning the autuas knocked
Spading for eight base hits and as many runs
thereby closing the third inning with a score OF
ii TO In their iayor, with victory for New YORK
almost foregone conclusion. After this lead the
Mntuals took rest, and the Bostons pulled up
their score TO better figures c.Oslng the sixth In
ming with the total Of IL to $. In the last three
innings, however the Mutuas again got In bad on
Spalding, and adding seven runs 60 their own
score and getting rid OF the Reds Tor three, they
nnay came IN the vlctors by total score OF ~ to
la worse defeat than the Bo5toas sustained in
Baltimore In tier elastic bail game, as then they
were Wbpned uy Ii To L..
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NEW YORK HERAI SUNDAY JUNE H. 1s74-oUADRuPLE SHEET

Ion 70 oS W, passed vessel With bottom on her
been IN that condition but short tlne. the iilh.
e had hs ~ sna ns On es
lisio her side Stove and mainmast gone She
tsuk. and cal be hut snort distance.
BAG Envy asr, as tons built At sheburne rs in
ously repor ed a lew DAYS ago
. ssun srgI. Br 1853 tons bailt at CORVALLIS Ms in
lie central american Trade At s j. Sc'''' WIS 80
sega s4wr,s II, Bennett, rom chicsanominy River
a ass Sa1 Sos
Of survey ordered her to proceed witt ner cargo
q n SSaSi
and salt ~ '
nl,.s June Is is1.yesse,s striving a. Halifax and
port passing an unusual number OF iceber2s The
ports that Of Grsna Bank his vessel encountered
se o. nn1 SIZE beng tour miles long and two
QuEBxc. June sCaptan Temple, OF the bark Princess
nlss reports ss that on May in lat q 4 and ION
6esicr waerogsed and aSsndoned She was painted
NJ 'Ses 81 ss s :er: On
Whalemen.
ship Adelne. Marvin OF NIB put into Pernambuco
Key West, June s-Arrived Iass week, brig F Moore,
soper Of Boston, IN leaking condition. shipped her
Aasn Tor New YORK and Vent on The marine railway
on Thursday last for repairs
Spoken.
Bark Ragna Nor from Liverpool for Philadelphia,
ko2l). ....-+
Bark Anna Nor, from Liverpool for Baltimore. June
l? miles me Of Barnegat by pilot boat G Bennett,
MOB.
nars 8 p paifs S S from Boston for Val
schr Ella HoisdOn. from Darien, Ga for Tusket, Ms.
June O. lat 80 ~, Ion Is.
schr julia wetts from New York tor Jackson vile,
June 3, on Charleston bar.
The "vanguard,m from Havre for New Orleans. April
-, lat 81 81, ION 80 40.
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steamship New orleanA clapp, New orlsans-Clark
Steamship Mississippi croweit New orlesns--yrederIc
Steamship Livingston. Mallory. savannsh-w
Steamship south Carolina. Beckett, charlesssn-J
Steamship Regulator Wood, Wilmington, Nc-w
steamship George " Elder. Lawrence. Norfoik-oia
steamship Ola Dominion Walker Norfolk. City Point
and osn aosoa wnssr dsosetownJ
STEAMSHIP Gen whitney. Hallett Bostop-B Dimock:
ship Alsoma 'Br), Curry. Antwerp Whitney
Ship Great weste n, simmons. San Francisco-simon-
BARK Irene (Nor,. Jorgensen, Galway-Funch. Edge
sark Gio Bono dAD. sanguinen, Limerck-A P
BARK Helene Norl Nielsen, Cork-.Fnncn, Edve 4 Co..
Bark Chiarina utap, GarzoiA. Cork or faimoush-Ar
BARK saga Nor, Rci Queenstown yalmouth-rs
Bark Adelheiln tNor), Johanesscn, Rotterdam-Funch
BaIk Hattie NJ CBr). Eaton. Antwerp-Heney 4 Par.
Bark II ID slower Pierce MOBILIZE r Ward 4 CO.
Brig Mary Williams tBr). llama, Marseill s-James
Bris Williams lBp. Williams, Leghorn-J Whitney
Brig Mary Laid (Brl Porter, Liverpool, Ns-Boyd
Brig Ellen Maria Field. Brunswick-warren Ray
sehr Enniee Rich Jensins, Nassau. Sp p Weinberg
schr Darius Eddy, Rideouf. Jacksonville-H Loud
Schr Jacob R,dgway, Townsend, Jacksonvlle-va
schr J ii lockwood. Hardcastle. Jacksonville-van
scnr Neral, Fournier savsnnah-Evans, Ball 4
Co
schr Baltimore, Ounce, Baltimore-wJ McCaldcn.
sshr Abpie Dunn Fountain. south Amboy-Jas W e.
well Co
sshr Aeois oases portland, WINCHESTER Co.
schr Marietta Tnion, steeinan Boston-Evans, Ball
Co
schr Hero, Baker, salem-R w Ropes h Co.
schr Il Smith, Nickerson, Woods Hoe-Ferguson
Wood.
schr Gloucester Hurley, Providence-H Jackson
Son.
,chr W Bowen. Golden, Bristol, RI-H W Jackson
Son
Hand.
Steamer Mars Grumley. Philadclph,a-W Kirk patrick
Steamer Frank Pierce, Philadelphia-W kirkpatrick.
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Almanac for sew YosL-rhis Dav.
PORT OF NEW YORK JUNE l3 1874.
CLEARED.

Steamship Algeria [Brl, LIE Messurer LIVERPOOL Via
QHoAnstoW nc q Francktyn.
steamship Celfic (Br, Riddle, Liverpool via Queens.
t0wn--k j IoFtis.
Steamship city Of Brussels tGr, Leiich Iiycrpoo VI,
Quc6n5town--J0bn q Dale.
Tteanship Egypt JBD, Grogan, Liverpool via Queens.
town. W J Hurst
Steamship Gianorgan Orr, Lsybourue, Cardid-A
Baxter n 20.
rteaalship Lafayette Gr. Hellard, Havrc--Geo Mac.
Ecu8e.
Steamship oder DER, von Oterendorp. Bremen-OeL
rchs X 60.
Steamship Cleopatra bulkley, Havaua-F Alexandra
a sons.
SleamshiP clyde Kennedy, Galveston via Key west--c
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CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA.
Colombia.

PANAMA, June 3, 1874.
The South American Steamship Company has
received subsidy from the Chilian government
under contract, and has decided at last on ex.
tending the line OF its operations to Panama.
Alfred Lyon, who is the general agent Of the com.
pany, arrived here in the steamship IsIay on tie
29th inst, for the purpose OF making all the nee
essary arrangements in this city required Tor the
service which Is TO be established. The FIRST ship
VIII leave Valparaiso the 10th OF June, and may
be expected at Panama about the middle OF July.
The service to Panama Will be monthly one and
we need scarcely say that the business community
here expect that the addition OF This new steam
ship liue to the lsthnus must tend to improve
matters, which at present are dull enough.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-14
FAILURE OF A PEDESTRIAN.

George Gehl, prominent citizen Of williams.
burg, commenced the arduous tasS Of walking io0
miles in iorty-eight hours last Thursday afternoon,
Tor a wager OF $500. Untn TWO O'Clock yesterday
morning he was saDguine OF success, but when IN
The seventy-nrst mile lie made q misstep and
sprained MS knee. Suffering greatly win pain,
aud II becoming evident 10 hfs friends that the
Heat could not be ACCOMPLISHED, ne was withdrawn
AFTER walking seventy miles IN seventeen hours
forty-hve minutes and IOrty-nge seconds. Glehl,
who ~ coaadeur OF MS ABILITY TO accomplish the
distance III the specified time. VIII attempt 10
again AT an early day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-14

TIE JULIA HAWKES. MURDER,
%ostIey Discharged and hmm eai ateIy
Eezrrested.
PLysoCrH, Mass, =

PLYMOUTH, Mass, June Is, 1s74.
J. u. Coatley, the alleged Hanover murderer
appeared for trial before Justice Lord to-day on an
adjourned examination on the representation o.
Officers Costley was discharged. ann Immediately
rearrested by Omcers PlnEham ana Philbrick or
the State police, and will be taken ~ Quincy at
once Tor examination before the Norfolk District
Court. The Probate Court room was crowded with
spectators. Costley appeared wed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-14
Base Ball Notes.

The University Nine, OF Princeton y. j., won an
easy victory yesterday over the Nameless. Of
BROOKLYN On tie gounds Of the former. The score
was twenty-onc 70 four. The time OF the game
was Two hours ana i've minutes. The umpire was
A. g. ctawiofd Of the Prince club
ihe games 70 come on on the Union Base Ban
Grounds, are Monday. June rs. Atlanftc w.
Boston, Tuesdly june 10, Mutual vs.. BOSTON
thursday, June Is. Chicago ~. AIusual; SATURDAY.
yyns ~ ghleagQ "a AtlAnsls.
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Steamships Celtic DR.. for Iiverpoo; Algeria Or
do. Egypt {Br, do. City OF Brussels tirl, do Garnor
gan lBr Sarul' ,n, ye,e MI qre oasr Sder
state Of Georgia pr) glasgow; india dr., Cieopa
ira, Havana clyde, Galveston aud Key West: Missis-
sippi New orleans. New Orleans. do; u Livingston,
savannsh; South Carolina Charleston; Old Dominion,
Richmond &c; tohu Gibson, GEORGETOWN DC; Regula-
tor, wilmington, Nc; CIV Elder, Norfoik ships lora.
ito, shanghai; Sarah Nicholson (Brl Bristol; Corea
(Br) London' Glencorse tBr. Liyerpooi barks Helen
LSor London; Louise GER, ~ Vsicirej Statsmnister
Roads; Eilisi tNqr, Dunkirk; ALBION, -; W y An
defson, Havana; Uelapi Norl, Alloa; i Il Woodworth
Brj Rossrio Jewett, Narcotics iazelie BarDados
Cpgbone uta1, -; Europa eierJ, Bremen q u Nc.
Neil tBr, CIv.a Veccha; Kobe fNorl, Consan tinope
aargaritl (Aus Antwerp! Mormon lNor,, do: Pruden
tia (Nsr), Dunnirs Arcadia tAorl tonigsbcrg; sampo
(Rusl. Hayrc . o Jones fBp Lephorn; rnmanuee
tNon, Gloucester; Lori Baltimore $50, Rio Jane,fo,
prudcsse Louise Nor, Dublin; briGs Heltos Ger. ST
yaicry Gaelic FlenshTg Y II Wright Venice; Ellen
Mara, Brunfwick, Ca. Chattanooga Baltimore; Gugii-
elmo Iomaslno 1ian, Trieste; David rrowbrdge. Bar.
badus; prins Carl NoD Baltic Tycoon tBrl Cork; vii
lage BE lie ,r) Falmouth ia; 1--WE, Gebruder GER ~.
sinoro rahin4er ORR Corr or Faimouth schrs Joseph
oaAes, KINGSTON Jai u lockwood Jacksonville
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Chilli.

An event that has excited great interest in
Chill Is the sale OF forged drafts 10 the Valparaiso
Bank TO the amount OF f32, 000 The forgeries
were committed BY A. @. Wendell. q son OF DR..
Wendell, VINO, when this son married, gave him a
bridal gilt OF $4,000 aud house in New York.
The furniture &c. OF Wendell was brought under
the hammer, and many OF the articles, owing to
the notoriety obtained by their owner brought
very nigh prices. The sale was made under writ
81 execution In favor OF the Valparaiso Bank.