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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-02-03
REPUBLICAN, STATE CONVENTION

The next Republican State Convention
will bo held in the City of Columbus, on
Wednesday, the 29th day of March, 1875.
The Convention will nominate candidates
for
Secretary OF State,
Judge of the Supreme Court,
Comptroller of the Treasury,
Member of the Board of Public Works,
And Two Electors of President and
Vice President of the United States.
1t will also designate four Delegates
and four Alternates to represent the
State in the Republican National Con-
vention to be held in the City of Cincin-
natl on the l4th of June. The Delega-
tion from each Congressional District
will also come prepared to announce or
select two Delegates and two Alternates
to that Convention.
We recommend that the meetings in
the several counties for the selection of
Delegates to the State Convention be
held on Saturday, March 18th, 1876, and
that efforts be made to secure large at
tendance at these meetings. so that the
people shall be fairly represented in the
State Convention.
The basis of representation in the Con-
vention will be one delegate for every
four hundred votes cast for General r.
B. Hayes for Governor in 1875. and one
additional delegate for any fraction OF
two hundred votes and upwards in each
county.
All voters, without regard to past party
affiliations, who desire the success of the
principles OF the Republican organization,
are cordially invited to join in electing
Delegates to this Convention.
(Here follows a list of delegates to
which each county is entitled, Jackson
county being entitled to 6. The entire
convention will consist of $50 delegates.
BY Order of the Committee,
A. 7. WIKOFF,
Chairman Republican Central Committee
j. c. DONALDSON Sec'y
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-02-03

If colored men wish to keep out of the
Penitentiary, they should avoid the COM
pany of drunken men. Recently a col.
ored man was sent to the Penitentiary
from this county for a transaction grow
ing out of his attempt to aid drunkard
home. William Qualls, of Athens, is in
Jail at that place, under similar charge.
A drunken Doctor named Pickett, got
down in the mud, while Qualls was aid
ing him home, and now Pickett swears
that Qualls robbed him.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-02-03

A man named Thomas Damron went
from West Virginia to Arkansas, and
while there murdered man named Da-
vid Smith. J. L. Pickel, Sheriff of
Franklin county, Arkansas, came with
the proper papers to arrest Damron, and
traced him to point near Cassville,
Wayne county. Damron was well armed,
and refused to be taken, when Pickel
shot and killed him. As Pickel was re-
turning, he was arrested at Catlettsburg,
KY, and threatened by mob After a
time he was released, and returned home.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-02-03

They are having another excitement
in New York. man named Simmons
was working in Brooklyn. and being
missed for a day or two. his head was
found on the wharf Further search
found his body cut TO pieces aud packed
in the trunk Of one Krotz The wife Of
the murderer was examined
She said she scraped tho floor al the
request Of her husband, that simmons
called at the house on Thursday night.
and they all had a drink together. Sim.
mons drink being made stronger than
those Of the others. aud that when he
was stupehed with liquor Kretz took =
hatchet and chopped his head of, the
act being witnessed by his little step
daughter.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-02-03

not any place obscure enough to shelter
such a man where he can draw Govern.
ment pay lie aiironts justice he shocks
common decency. The man who ap-
plauds assassination would be an assassin
himself II he dared. There Is no fitness.
no propriety. no sense IN his being any
where where the eye Of a selfrespecting
citizen may light on him. much less ia
any public places where the nations
gorge rises at sight or sound Of him.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-02-03
The Yellow Centaur LInIment
CASTORIA.

Cross. siciiy hehics rnd citiidren may guluy
health, and luuthgfa haNs,rc4ts ~ NlFr VII usa
collie, uuur stomach and uudiErefrd foud make
children eros, aud ufutuca alrkur9as
Gaetnfia Will asslmiiate the Nsuds Fnpel
worms, and corfeet al thrse thinws. Fortwen.
~ years br. irtrhgg enpvrtmgutrd IN hla rrts
Nata practice o. urudurn an rnertfNe GathaftAr
and stomach regulator which wouid - rnec.
tive aa Castor Oii. without ~ UNPLEASANT tasts
or rwruiis
me reputation of hia sxperimsnt sHtendra.
Fhy alclaua and murera rapidly adurtrd bis
renacdy. 90 w1lch be gave the name - Caste
ria
Casforia Il ~ pleasant 10 take ~ huney, rex.
uiatca the stomach and bowels. aud dos not
grips. II is adapted % all aEee. cuutalua no
alcohol, aud u absolutely harmless % the mosi
tender Infant
Try casioTia once. and you vim nevsF be
without a.
Prspsrod u the Laboratory of =. n Hos a
Co., "a nuy 81. New York.
Nov. ~, tsTs-1m
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They are trying to get branch. mint
established at Columbus. The Demo
cratic Warden of tho Penitentiary start
ed the idea. The Democratic convicts
made counterfeit nicl1els, and old Bills
theory is, that anything with the Gov.
ernment stamp on it is money. This
money" was taken by the Warden's
son, and tobacco was purchased with it
for the convicts.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-02-03

Mr.. Rukenbrod, Republican, from Co
lumbiana, introduced a resolution in the
Senate to investigate the amendments
advertising steal, which has passed both
branches of the Legislature. The Times
man will have an opportunity to ex-
plain Marietta Register.
None of these petty rascals has word
to say in self defense. 1t is SO clear
case of rascality that not one of them
dare open his mouth.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-02-03

The jury in the Humler case, at Xenia,
failed to agree, ten being in favor of
murder in the first degree, and two of
murder in the second degree. This is
the case where drunken father muir
dered his little boy, fifteen months old.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-02-03

Over FIVE hundred business men of To
ledo, o., without respect to party, have
united in a petition to Congress for the
repeal of the Resumption Act.-[Circle-
vile Democrat
Very well. The Democrats have a ma
jority Of seventy odd in the House, in
cluding your beloved rebel Brigadiers.
Why do they not heed that petition?
Your Democratic House recently voted
down the repeal by large majority.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-02-03

A German named John Lipps, was ar
rested in Cincinnati last Sunday, for
ravishing his own daughter, a girl six
teen years of age. This occurred at
Sedamsville, near Cincinnati 1t is a
most awful and disgusting affair. Lipps
is drunkard, and does not deny the
crime, but says he was drunk and half
crazy, and did not know what he was
doing
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-02-03

A man named E. D. Winslow, of Bos-
ton, has been engaged in a series of for
geries. He has escaped. His rascalities
will reach over half a million of dollars.
Several banks are losers. and one man
is said to have lost $25,O0O-all he pos
seaRed
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-02-03

negro was charged with murder in
Texas, was arrested, tried convicted, and
sentenced to be hung. A mob took him
out Of Jail, built slow fire, and gradually
burned the man to death, and burned the
body to a crisp, and then riddled it with
bullets
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-02-03

A man named Frank Hathaway, at
Plain View, Minnesota, shot and killed
Nettie Slayton, because she would not
marry him. He shot himself, but was
not killed. He was taken from the hotel
where he had been conveyed, and hung
by q mob.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-02-03

The Republicans of Ohio Legislature
voted for able bodied negroes for Assist
ant Clerks, in preference to crippled
Union soldiers [Circleville Democrat.
But you have forgotten to answer the
question we asked you some time ago,
and we repeat it. Who crippled theses
soldiers2 You must either stop this
Haunting of the bloody shirt" before
your rebel crew, or answer our question.
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poAD NOTICE

A pctitinn will bn pruuruted 10 the Commia.
nlumgrH ct Inrk aun county Ohio. ht their uoMt
REGULAR msctiua. on the nfsi Monday In March.
ls5l, asking foT an alteration la fuad a. tul-
lows CommencinH at the huuNr ~ Iu@nph fe-
dru, IN Eluumnnld township. In Mnid Jackson
county. aud running % ulnunn Hun, aud on
the hgst gruund near the run. passing near 20
aud lust below the huuan known the Rail
road Mnuan, aud uut Into the Rad leading
from kayaiaua 10 Jackson. 90 ur near the houar
% Adam t.ackey. Tho rrtiiiuu VIII aak that
the old road between thcsu poiuta, known -
PETITIONERS.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-02-03
NOTICE.

The undsrsigued has BEEN duly appointed
aud qualified as Executor % the last viii and
county ohio, Deceased. All persons indebted
70 aid estate ara requested % make tmmesii.
ate payment and tnusa having claims against
aid estate viii tmnacdlatriy pfr@rmt the aafne.
dulg authenticated, 10 the umdsraiwnFd, Cor al
lowaucc. WILLIAM WAhuELLs
EHrrutur, ac.
uALLfA CorSTK, o.. January -, issa
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-02-03
Manhood: How Lost, How Restored

Iust published. q nrw edition %
uDr. Cutvsrwsii-s Csisbrased Es-
- M4.Maay uu the radical cure twithuut
- mrdicinni % hpmunatorrhma or
Hcfninaf Weakurvs. tnvuiuufnry Seminal fnas-
-, Impotrncy. Mental and Physical Incapas
city, fmpcdlments 90 Marriazc, etc. also, Con.
sumption, Epilepsy and fiiA. tndncei 10 self
IuduiHemcn ur sexual rMtFaVaHamru. etc.
ns-ffica. In q sealed snveiope. only ain ccnfa.
Tho CrlThratcd authof. In this ndmifahla Es.
SAY. clearly demonstrates, fsum q thirty ynafa
quencca of nrlf-anusr may ba radicaify cured
without the dangerous usr of iutrfnal utcdtciue
ot the application of the knife pulutlna ont q
mode uf cure NJ once simple rrrtnims and efferf.
ual. by means uf which every sufferer. no mat
ter what bis condition may BE-, may cue HIM
self chcaply. privately, and radic4llys
a@-Thia Lecture should b. IN the handa uf
every youth and every man In tha land
sent under sal, In piain cuNciops, 20 any
address, postpaid. on fcccitit uf sin csnts or
two postage stamps
AddrrAM the Publishers
". nRuoMAN A SON,
~ Anu 81, New Nofk 7. o. noH 49,.
ian Il. TfaIW
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-02-03

Bancroft * RAIDER, owners of Vinton
Furnace, Vinton county, have failed, and
made an assignment. Their liabilities
are said to be sl32, 900, and their assets
469 600
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-02-03

Now let the Cincinnati papers turn
their able attention to the third term, 81.
Keck's stink factory, the Pope's toe
any thing but that Southern Railroad.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-02-03

The Ironton Journal says the Elk
River Furnace chilled a short time ago
and caused considerable damage. Cause,
hands getting drunk.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-02-03

Is there no way in the world to stop
the Cincinnati papers from their ever
lasting talk about their Southern Rail-
road
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-02-03
CENTAUR
M E N rs.

- nearly psrf.ss,. are ,'s rssipss q lhsss yes.
tneuts. that 80 can cuundsutiy aay they vii
slsyia,s say Psn arising a. sssH =, ss.h ssas q
that They will mend = broken lsE @ satsIml.
,,s ssss eS.i,; ~ :, a., syss 20 ,ss s ~ sssy
can we guarantee the prgpef results where ne
a. fses..iTy 10 q pfopsr pfy.,esi ~ mental
condifion
The white Centaur IAnni~nt ta pariculartv
ADAPTED 10 All cases of nhsumafisui. tlurnbaFo
Segraigia, Erys!pela1 Itch Itch sgtsias' .cgni-
scintiea Weak Back. Pains Ia the side, wounds,
wsep,ns slssy. Barni IFs.,sa tsfs. ts.,i f-1,N
sores, bfoken nFeasts, sore Nipplss. soFs
Throat, Crgup, pipthsria, eie. Ihs most 81
cure. All of thom it vii benefit II viii sntract
the poison from bitss and stinEs, ana VII cure
SafPs Ss : sss ssa 'ssi sa@ps u .hossa s@lsa @
timoniaisi
sANrtocu. ft.t-. Dee. 4. Gs7t
.My wife has 80 Ions time, tsgn terrible
many physicisns and msBy remedies me
only THING which has Given her relief Il Cen
tauT Llnimeni. ! am rsioised 10 say this has
N''' w.H. RfS0. Po-smas,sr.-
uaan indispuiAbls fact that the csntauF
Llnimenta are peFiortnlnE cufvs never betpfe
ss m sng =, si,t2 sss,.
bccn stin for niA years. takinE the sorene@
oae dollar or even any cents, INVESTED IN
CeniauT Liniment vii - within reach vhsn
| an accident occuFa. and VII DO more gossd thau
any amount of money paid for medical atisn-
dance. When physicians are called they ffe-
quontiy uss this lanimsut.snd q oour~s eharrs
| several prices Cos iL
The Yellow Centaur Liniment
/ u adapto,i 10 the tough shiu. muscles and hesh
| of the animal creation. iis rfieria upgn aeysts
| caaca of Hpavin. hwrrny, Wind-oalis hiw-iiead
/ aud rutt-lvii, are little lesa Than fnarNsiuua.
| Messrs. J, Mcclufg 20, pfugEisia.. ouf. Nm
/ aud Front st. Cinriumatis o. Aayt
/ mIn our mnlgnhnrhupd 4 mumheF OF teMmatnrn
| nrr usiuE the Ceutaur Lluimeuts They pfu=
| nuuuco it superior % anything they have ever
| uaed. We nrii ~ high aa four % ave dozen
bottles pr month 70 ownrrs % harsea nnd
| muira."
We have volumes % tesfimoniaia ds.cfibiug
cuFra of hpruina, Kicks. Gals. fuil.Efils hig.
| Head, aud even buundwra. which nra little tnea
| than mafvsis. No owner of an hntnaAl can AZ
| ford 90 b. wlthuut q bottle of Centauf Lat
msnt. uhich any day may prove worth twenty
time ita cuat.
sold sveTywhcrs. bot prepared only % tho
Laboratory Of J, n. Rose A Co.
a. Dnr ST, NEw roHE.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-02-03

DR.. A. B. Monahan has sent us copy
of his bill for the reorganization of hos
pitals for the insane
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-02-03

Chairman Republican Central Committee.
j. G. DONALDSON, Sec'y.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-02-03

NHIIUfI ~ H. Do D II.
sMy wife has, fpF a ions time. beun terrible
sufferer from MhNumhttam. she has tired
many physicians and many remedicss The
only thing which has given her relief q Cen.
tanT isnimsnt' , > 80" r~"i.s1 70 ~ 'ha "-a
ouInn ~, rr ~ nIrlI u...........n
The New York herald., 1876-10-26
FOREIGN PORTS.

CALcrrrA Sept 1a-In port. ships Amnts tBrl. Meyler
and lucksley Hall tBrl. Barnes, for New York: Asracnna
tBrt James tor Boston; compta rl. Hart; Fran
cisco: ynnhoe lerriman tdith Warren Brl Clarke
the Port sawyer do barks Buck, Curtis for Batavia
uadee tBrD, uiukr. for san Francisco.
sailed from Sanger scp ~, ship Lucy Wills Prcnard,
Rostcn.
Going 18TH sLip Fannie Tucker. Roberts,
Bo~to..
CnTn, DC. s-Arriyed. bark Horace Bexis Pickett,
Odessa - days.
CARpFxAs Oct lI-Arrived. brig YsidorA Riouda tBr;,
Plammef Portland. schr Jennie Besziey Harrington,
Bangor.
sailed Oct l3. brig IuisA tspl. Abela, Pensacola
CAiBAaiks, bet A-Arrivcd. schr Helen Holway.
Thompson, Mnchias.
sailed 18th bark Il Murray Jr. Liesegang, New York.
tow BAY Oct "a Cleared. bark County of Richmond
(Br). lie Blanc, West Indies.
GIBRALTAR Oct s-Satied priy susan Bergen Tuthii
urom Patrss). New York.
iioSoLrLu. sep, lUssicd bark Msuchikor. San Fran
cisco.
sailed Sept ~ steamer city OF New YORK; Caverly (from
San Frxncisco). sydney. NSW.
HAVANA Oct Ia Arrived schr Thomas W Holder Gray,
Pensacola 9th. brig Manius. Todd, Matsnxas; schr
Khou Taylor, Gardner. Pensacola. 18th, Mar
6srks Masonic Rice Now YORK lsh. Continental Meyer,
SsiIed Oct IA bark Sagadohoc Powers Pascagoua.
Cleared 10Th bark Espersnxm tSpl, Vega New Orleans
In port Oct II barks IamHris r) Peeto for New York
frl Zvccca or do: briss MAnus Todd ur
north Of hattcras Triton tNcr Ofte. for New York Ed
win Rowe Scholtz north Of HAtterns.
In port Oct l. barks willard Mudget. Dckey Tor Fort
land, q; Nellie Slade Atwood. tor San Francisco.
KINGSTON. ia Oct ~ 4PM-Ssiled steamer Atlas tBr).
Arrived Oct is Pm steamer claribei tB. Ferguson.
New York.
LlvrRroot- Oct 2i-Arrived. barks lockwood, seeey,
chsthmm; I'D. Director ,Br), shsmper Bathurst.
The New York herald., 1876-10-26
CLEARED.

steamer s,einmsnn tBcgl, Lecberc Antwerp-Funch,
kdve 4 o..
steamer kenlworth (Br, frowse, Antwerp-,;eo Col
4 no.
steamer Herman Livingston, Mallory. Savannah Oct
Ia. with mdse aud passengers Murray. Ferris 4 Go.
steamer Benractor, Jones' WI NJ. days with
m use 10 VIM y Clyde a C..
steamer = W Bruno, Poster. Baltimore-Wm paizeli.
steamer Nineland, bowen Baltimore WIN Dhizeil
stean.er Anthracite. Grumlev. PhiladcphiaJas anc.
bark Arlington NOR. fslmstron Lverpooi-c robiss
Co.
Bars Mary Chapman, Atkinson. Liverpool-Tuppsr 4
bcatte.
BsrK Daphne tNorl. BAtty Lond,n--C Tobias Co
Bath Adde NeAdam, Curtis ciousester. E-Brctt Son
60.
Bark saga fN"r Bic Dublin. l. Bockmsnn. Orlein Co.
B~rkJ Sewcomb. Nswcomb. Hsmoarg-r Sevius A
Son
Bsrk Ains (Ausl. Mc,rsth, Alexandris Egypt-Siocc-
vich 4 Ce.
Bng Emma l. Shaw Br). Nacunber. Belfast, &c
BeftauN
Bg Lewis Squire, Baker. New Orca IN II Brigham.
schT Mary wevbcr, Harris. Poncc, PE-B Weinberg
Co
schrr stuart. Asksriy, Fernaudina--warrsn Ray;
schr Nsite niker, Ingalls, Portland Chase, Talbot
schs Horizon, OTIS. Boston-Cha. living
The New York herald., 1876-10-26
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Pnser crshton OF steamer state of Indiana will please
accept our thanks for courtesies-
srKAsrn Os.Rros tBr from New Orleans for Liverpool
= N lon = "a ", stsamer Petisyiis from galveston
p4oson %s % m ss On s
srsissa C,1r OF VALPARAISO DIR, ha, been thoroughly
oyerhauled AZ Boston and OF dock night OF 10Th
lust She will sail for Valparaiso direct Nov !
Bremen with naval stores lost her deck load
hurricane the 18th and put inta Pensacola evening OF
Rsnk n.rcrsrNp .Nor,. FOR stavanger. and schr Boy
scnyk The schooner lost jibboom and other
irihng damage The angesnnd's stern VAS badly dam
pKlc : II GllLssrn tBr, Milton, from Glace Bay -or y
r r. %a,s %e @ sas S.s on l,
ns IN which had .a, blown away. and wa blon on TO
the Gulf s;rean also had some sails blown away IN gals
Baie 4 Snow tBr, at Baltimore 18th Dcme rara,
had deck swept aud lost fosct"pssl'ant mast IN heavy
John. NB pu, int" Halifax oc, p with sick and
by heavy under the bows. which carried away
water and bow rail
casha1as Hale er rushas OF woaIses Point. He'll Gate
aat ,trkiag her on her p1r, tearing her mai
received slight damage and wen. ashore on the Point
sc%n ' rsis Is' wnssrsy ~ from k.si%ors be.so"
Vineyard avsn ost ~ IN III MN gale Of = The i' IN MT a
Scum MANIC lost between Fishers Island and Montauk
WAS built In Westerly and was 81 years old She measured
~ tons.
scnr y and for St john. NB. from Glaee Bay
Halifax Oct -? having encountered heavy gale
on that port sunday Oct H. in which lost ioresA and
ibs smashed IL the side galley and nroka
cabin window Put into Isaacs xrbor tor temporary
pairs.
scmr ADA W GorLp. nom New York for Rio Grand. (ee
fore reported Sept IL Int - ~ Ion 80 W. she
n, ismasted and wateogged There was NO person on
but the had living on the house
Tor time.
PILor Boar No. wa. run into AN Oct "a, in the Ssr
below Boston, and had bow stove in by steamer
Berks from Philadelphia The pilot boat was towed up to
Boston
BosroS Oct o5-Ths Us survc wing schooner Ernest
driven ashore her anchorage the 18th inst Mt Isle
Haut penobscot Bay. Maine. and became total wreck
Her officers and saved
HALikAx Oct aJ-Tle bark Adeline, from London for
Prince Edward Island Is ashore Redhead The bark
Maria. for Pcton. Is ashore AT Slcep Greek.
KEY WEsr. Oct 2j-Schr W knighton from Ruaton for
New York with cocoanutS Is ashore Cape Florids and
will probably be "a total loss.
QuSBEc. Oct 2oThe government steamer Lazy Head to-
brought the and 81 the schr Flora
which wrecked Mount Louis during the storm OF the
REWARD MERIT-The Dominion government has recog-
nzcd the gallant ,apt AmNsa Sears of bark
myrnote, Of Boston, Mnd Mr. j Whitten mate OF the
same vessel rcscung the officers ca In
ber) the British Troop. lost last March, by
presenting each OF them with handsome chronometer er
watch The oi the made with great peril
und such timely rewards is stimulus for bravery.
The New York herald., 1876-10-26

AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA O.t a4-Arrvsd. schrs Emma Aery
Sailed steamer . knight Ssw YORK sehr, Rrgadi.r
Providence; Howard Williams, do; Belle Halliday dron
BOSTON Oct a1Arrived steamer. Atlas tBr, IIoseason
Miller. and Lancaster Mills Philadelphia: Jennie n
liuddell Cranmer, 40 -. - = .
New orleans: Whusy. Ha'le,t New York bark Ne.
NOR. jennie Niddl,sca wn,'.ss,, rhiIsdsphi. 'A
Rifn DC, as-saiied sehr Ca.hs Berry Gilcnres..
IN pcrt ready for seaship s.msria tnsw Nanson for
New Orleans ,cn. Stephen M.rdus HARDING ior New
psi Jameson 70. Ws;hngton farragui. Har', Tor New
oss ssrises s % brig Mary Annie eB
Cornish nie Janeiro
S.si %fEs @ sss VIM
si s s":~ s Nav .s4s sa
SS:Ss;s s'S Dsn :sS:r
Cleared barks kars.o Padre Gtaj. Chesa: s,ralsend
% ofss.s ss 'y:ss ss bass s@s;S" a.s ss
Nassau: Es,ss Gordery. Boston walter Chester.
ssrs' ,Ais S,is S.ss: isssi s"S S,ssa,. ,
cissrsd Eark i:"ycrof, sRrj. rurdy. Liverpool
Dow,,ie United Kingdom.
steamer Hr,is" BROOKS New York ,and a cleared
same day for - stepnens,.
EAsTPOKT. Oct 1s-Arrived. brig Charles Adams Nc
Fadien. Ltvcrpaol.
Or, Barr, Liverpool via Sydney CB for orders: RIG
arkan tSw. Lithnnnn Rio Jansio land ordered New
York ): schr l.xnoine. ach. do orders.
Passed ont Bark Mauitou for Psrnambuco; brig Ro-
maucc, ior Navussa doth from Bnltimorej.
FALL RIVER, Oct .4-Arrived, steamer Hercules.
Swnscy, Philadelphia
t.ALs ESTUN Oct isSaiied, steamer Australian t5r,
Peters, Liverpool direct mot via korfok).
lath-Arriyed bark Felik (Sp), Cruntia. Havana.
so,n-1rrise, bark Iisrosr Do. n1, Liverpool; schr
Laura Lewis, snow. Talcuintta. Mex.
t,leared-Bark Tsrpcisn tlJr), Wade. Liverpool.
GIOUCEsTER. Diet 24-Arrived bark kdw ard Cushing,
Brkman Cadx schr Sarah Ross Gardner, thport
for kennebunkpor