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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-05-31

BERLIN, May 3O.-An order was issued
to-day; II designates three battallions Of
infantry and four batteries Of artillery 10
reinforce Metz and Strasaburg, and a
battalion Of rifles will be stationed at
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BALTIMORE, May 30,-Several thou
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Vancouver Justice Court.

On Monday morning last a warrant was
sworn out by Geo. II. Webber, Deputy City
Marshal, against Geo W. Brant and l.. G.
Thomlinson, for disordcrly conduct on the
streets the evening before. The case was
brought before Justice Gridlcy, and after 4
jury trial, the Defendants were discharged,
the costs of the Court falling ON the Plaintiff
Last Tuesday afternoon, Henry Pulsky, a
man who has sweet tooth for bologna and
beer, entered the saloon OF John Wesar, to have
~ lecdlc dawncc." Having danced the second
time, he looked for his hat, but could not find
it. He demanded of the proprietor that his
hat be brought forth Immediately, but failing
to get any satisfaction, he proceeded to the
Office Of Ii. II. Gridlcy and swore out a search
warrant, which was put in the hands Of Con-
stable Lyons, who proceeded at once to the
premises and found the hat in wood pile.
Mr. Wcsar and wife, and daughter Louisa, were
summoned to appear before Justice Gridlcy.to
answer in the case. A number Of witnesses
were called and sworn, and after considerable
cross-eXainination, the Defendants were dis
charged, and Mr.. Pulsky required to pay the
costs Of the Court.
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Idaho Indian War.

-Four companies of regulars, aggregating 100
men, left San Francisco for the scene of hostil-
tiles on the 14th instant.
The I'd Regiment of regular Infantry, com.
prising 30 officers and 1861 men, left Atlanta,
Georgia, for Idaho, ON the 14th instant.
Gen. Mcdowell has been authorized to call
for 200 volunteers In Arizona and Washington
Territories.
The Indian war is discussed in Cabinet Coun.
ellis. This outbreak is considered as serious a.
any Of late years. The government will use
every resource to give fatal stroke to Indian
troubles.
Father Mesplie says the Nez Perces Indians
number about 1900; about $50 of this number
are friendly to the whites. He estimates the
total number of available warriors in the tribes
engaged in and adjacent to the present war at
5000. He says that whatever may be the re-
suit Of the present struggle, the same district
| of country will not again be tenable for whites
and Indians together; that the Indians will
never be willing to give up their old haunts In
| the deep valley of the Salmon, where regns a
| semi-tropcal climate, or abandon their claim
| to the WallOwa valley, which they insist they
| have never ceded that neither whites nor In
dams can yield what both now claim until one
party or the other has exhausted its strength.
| On the 18th instant, Gen. Howard had sew.
en- hours fight with the Indians, near the mouth
Of Cottonwood on the South Fork of Clear
water. Capt. Bancroft and Lieut.. Williams
were wounded, II enlisted men killed and "a
wounded. The Indians had IL killed and a
number wounded. The Indians were routed
| Joseph talks of surrendering, but 1t is
thought to be only parley for delay.
| Gen Howard will not be superseded by Gen
Crook, as rumOred.
Gen. Howard says that upon the arrival OF
achievements, he will be In fine condition to
make thorough work with the Indians.
Gov. Ferry has gone into that part
of Washington Territory said to be in
danger from hostile Indians, that,
after seeing the people and finding
out their wants he will know better
how to act. The Governor is very
cautious and sensible, too, as he does
not wish to make a rash movement
that will cause All uprising of Indians,
who may, if not disturbed, remain
peaceful.
Capt. Bancroft, who was wounded on the 18th
instant is dead.
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One hundred and niuety-onc acres Of land,
Q miles northeast Of Vancouver, Is acres the
best of swale and creek bottom land and fenced;
about 20 acres is partially cleared by burning;
35 acres under cultivation, 10 acres in oats, I
acres in wheat, acres in barley; that portion
of clover hay and IL tons Of timothy hay; Z
tons Of clover hay already cut and cured.
There is a comfortable dwelling house on the
place, large barn and numerous out build
ings, plows, one harrow and other tools need
ed on a farm, o head Of cows, - head Of young
cattle two years old and under, 81 head Of
hogs, and head Of sheep. All offered with
the place for $500 For further information,
apply to w. BYRON DANIELS,
Vancouver, W.T..
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A first class farm for sale, containing o15
acres Of land and located IL miles east Of Van
couvcr, and 8 miles over a good road from
Fishers wharf on the Columbia. This farm
has 100 acres Of first class swalc land, 70 acres
under fence, 25 acres in grain, IS acres in grass,
orchard and garden. Abundance Of water for
stock. The Improvements consist Of good
frame dwelling house, and barn large enough
to hold 70 tons Of hay and shelter 20 head OF
cattle. Water for household purposes fur
nishcd BY a first class well. This Is one NJ the
best located farms in Clarke County and will
be sold for $3.50. Terms easy. For further
Information call on
W. BYRON DANIELS,
Vancouver, w. T.
July 7th 1877 II
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Notice to Creditors.

All persons having any claims against the
estate of Nichoaus Schmidt, late of Vancouver,
Washington Territory, deceased, are hereby
notified and required to present the same with
the necessary vouchers, TO the undersigned or
either of them, at their respective places Of
business at Vancouver, Washington Territory,
within one year after the date OF this notice, or
such claim will be barred
ANTON YOUNG,
GUSTAVUS EBERT.
Executors Of the last will and testament of
Nicholaus Schmidt, deceased
Dated Vancouver, w. T., July 9Th, 1877. st
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Notice Of Composition in Bank.
ruptcy.
DISTRICT or WASHINGTON, 50

DISTRICT or WASHINGTON, 50
Notice Is hereby given that Alexander s. Alb
crnathy, Of Oak Point W. r., has been ad-
Judged bankrupt by the L. 8. District Court
for the end Judicial District of Washington
Territory. That on petition Of said bankrupt,
meeting Of creditors to submit for terms OF
composition, to-wit Payment Of ten per cent
of all unsettled claims in full satisfaction there
Of, October l, 1871 will be held on the oath
day of July, A. d. 1877, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. be.
fore 3. W. Brown, ESQ. Register in Bankrupt.
cy, at his Office in the City Of Vancouver, W. T.,
in said District where and when any person
in interest may attend.
RIG. O'BRIEN, Clerk.
BY II. II. Holt, Deputy.
July 2 A. D., 1877
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NOTICE.

The undersigned wishes TO sell her cottage
home In Vancouver. Its situated In the block
south of the Sisters Convent and has n good
house, lots, barn and all necessary out. build
ings. The report has tcen circulated that my
adopted daughter, Mrs. Laura Bateman, mi.
nor, has legal interest in the aforesaid proper.
no truth IN any such report. The property has
always been my individual and separate estate
hold the complete title.
MRS. A. G. TRIP.
Vancouver, W. T., July 5th 1877
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NOTICE.
u.S.LAND OFFICE.

Z. 3. LAND OFFICE,
Vancouver, w. T., July 9th, 1877.
Complaint having been entered ut this Office
by Henry A. 1ordeux, against Lewis Goodman,
for abandoning his Homestead Entry, No. 142l,
dated January ~, 1871, upon the South y Of
Southwest u Of Section 2, Township q North,
Range l West, in Cowlitx County, Washington
Territory, with view to the cancellation Of
said entry the said parties are hereby sum-
moncd To appear ut this Office on the 9th day
of August, 1871, at , o'clock r. NJ, to respond
and furnish testimony concerning said alleged
abandonment
w. H. SMALLWOOD, Register.
s. w. BROWN Receiver.
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NOTICE.
uRLAND OFFICE.

Vancouver, w. T., July 9th, 1877
Complaint having been entered at this Office
BY Edward Tortcux, against Leon II. Lewis,
for abandoning his Homestead Entry, No. l&2s,
dated January 25th, 1871. upon the North y Of
Southwest Of Section = Township 8 North,
Range l West, In Cowlitx County, Washington
Territory, with a view 10 the cancellation Of
said entry, the said parties are hereby sum-
moned to appear at this Office ON the 9th day
Of August, 1871, at 2 o'clock r. ~, 10 respond
and furnish testimony concerning said alleged
abandonment.
w. II. sMALLwOOD, Register.
g. w. BROWN, Receiver.
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Notice to Tresspassers.

All persons are hereby notified not to tres.
pass upon my land, by cutting timber thereon.
or otherwise Said land Is situated on Main
street. Vancouver, Immediately south of Mich
tae Winters land. Several persons have here
oflore cut wood thereon, and whoever does it
after this notice will be prosecuted. Mr.. DO
to oil business In relation TO the said tract of
land. MARY A. CARSON,
Dated June Is 1877 IT
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One Policeman sufilccs To 1haw the wretchcs
jc ordcr" over 1t Salem. The Statesman
calls for larger force.
w. y. CLANCY and r. w. Shortridgc have
been discussing 1t Salem the question. .Rs.
solved hat tho Bible teaches 6pfritualism."
~. Don Gong. CAlnsse Missionary. has
49, preaching 70 the heotheo q salem.
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All persons having claims against the estate
Of Daniel 3. Cameron, ST., late Of Clarke Coun.
~, Washington Territory, deceased, are notl.
fed 10 pre- sent the same with the proper proof,
10 the Administrative Of said estate, al her res
ldence on Fern Prairie In said County of
Clarke. within one year from the frst publics.
ton Of this notice, or the came will be barred
BY law. JANE 3. CAMERON,
AdmiulstratSix.
Vancouver. W. r. July 18th, lo77.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

We are selling Stoves of the best manufac-
turers at the very lowest living rates. Our
Tinware and everything that we manufacture
Is warranted to be A l. We use the best ma
terial and do the most thorough work Read
our advertisement in another column and give
Us a call. DANIELS BROS.
M 10 76.n
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HOU.,E AND LOT FOR SALE.

offer for sale my house and lot situated on
Main street in the city of Vancouver, opposite
DIR. Wallis Drug Store. The house is one and
half stories high, finished throughout, and
has water on the premises.
For particulars apply to Joseph NJ. Fletcher,
or 10 me in person. II will be sold very cheap.
JOHN WHITEHEAD.
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City Taxes.

The Tax Roll for 1877 Is now I'm my hands
for collection, and all taxes assessed thereon
must be paid within thirty days from this date
or the same will be returned delinquent.
JOHN JAGGY,
Treasurer City Of Vancouver.
Vancouver July 9Th 1877 At
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MONEY SAVED.

Stearns, Purchasing Agent, p. o. Box 500,
Portland. Oregon, for Catalogue and Price
List of 1000 elegant and useful articles which
can be bought In Portland, cheaper than any.
where else on the Pacific coast II
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Notice 10 hereby given that by authority Of
the laws OF Washington Territory, ! shall sell
at public auction on the
Fourth Monday of July, 1877,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock, A. NJ. and 5
o'clock, r. N. Of the said day, 1t the Court
House door, In the city Of Vancouver, Clarke
County. Washington Territory, the following
described real estate, 10 satisfy the County,
against the same, for the years 1875 and 1873,
and for costs Of publication and sale, and for
interest on the tax:
Dolinqusnt Tax List for 1875.
Cospcr, w !, part Of Tooley tract, section
Is. township north, range east,
acrce. Observation-Disclosures. 1 10
Fiskc, w +, southwest one-fourth OF
northwest one fourth Of section 3
township north, range east 20
ocres.... .....-... $500. ~
ellison. Hiram, northwest one-fourth Of
southeast one. fourth, and northeast
ouc-fourth Of southwest onc-fourth
Of section ~, township north, range
east, 30 acres. ..............., ~
Jones, Bridget northeast one-fourth Of
southeast one fourth and northwest
One-lOurth Of southwest ono fourth
Of section -. township 3 north, range
= east, - acres ................-... u
Lauterbach, John II, southeast onc.fourth
al section Is township north,
range = east. 100 acres. ............. 90
Mathews. John II. east one-hai Of south
west onc-fourth Of section IL town.
ship s north range : east, ~ acres. -
Neal, Aldy Sr. Part Of Dodds donation
land Claim, ~ acres. ..:...-.:...: "
Parker, D r est oac-haIf a s0ethsast
ooc-6oaSth, cd lees . 81 Z, In &C.
tos 1 township ucrtA, ranss
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The Independent.
LOCAL.

The farmers throughout the Coun-
ty are principally engaged in haying.
The Union Ridge Grange has voted
in favor of organizing a County
Grange.
Boat riding is the chief amusement
among the young people of Vancou-
yer these moonlight nights.
Under the management of Super
visor O'Leary, the roads in this dis
trict are being put in splendid order.
The Terpsichorean Club gives a
summer soiree at Brant's Hall this
evening. A splendid time may be
expected.
Mrs. Capt. l. A. Ingram, of Point
Arena, California, and formerly of
this place, is in town stopping with
her sister, Mrs. Maxon.
The past week has had four DAYS
of warm weather. Yesterday morn
ing clouds filled the sky and the day
was cool. To-day bids fair to be cool
er still.
The hull Of the Daisy Ainsworth,
which lies partly under water above
the government wharf, affords splen-
did place for the boys to GO in bath
ing.
The newly elected officers of Van
'couver Lodge No 3, 1. O. o. f., were
installed on Wednesday evening, July
IL, by NJ. r. Hathaway, District Dep
mty Grand Master.
A frame obtained at the Centennial,
consisting of 2.72S pieces, put together
SO mysteriously that no one at Phila-
-delphia could take it apart, except the
maker, was exhibited ut our office
yesterday.
We received call last Monday
from Capt. w. r. Turnbull. He is
now using different medicine for his
cancer, and is feeling somewhat bet
ter. That he will soon regain his
health, is the earnest desire of his
anany friends.
Mr.. G. w. Bcmis has lately intro
xluced in Vancouver a new style of
oil paintings, being an improvement
ON the decalcomanie transfer pictures.
Pictures 21x3 feet are transferred to
canvas, and are very nice. The
paint can be obtained ut the store of
+. +. Eddings.
This evening the ice cream festival,
gotten up by the young ladies of the
Episcopal Church, will be held in the
City Hall. During the week busy
hands have been engaged in decora-
ting and otherwise preparing for the
occasion. A good time may be an
ticipated.
The Teachers Institute Held at
st Hclcns Tuesday and Wednesday
of this week was we'll attended and in
every way proved success. BY way
of hint to the educators of this
County, we shall have something to
say of the workings of this Institute
in our next issue.
BArrIsMAL FoNr.-St Luke S
Church has been the recipient of a
fine Baptisnnal Font from the Sunday
School 1t is made of stone, massive,
neat and elegant. 1t stands about 5
feet high and has inscribed upon it a
cross and the words zone faith, one
hope, one baptism"
BEAR PRAIRIE is situated partly in
Clarke and partly in Skamania coun-
ty. The people there are alive to
their education al interests, they have
organized n joint school district and
taken steps to build n school house.
They have some live men in their
neighborhood who believe in progress
and act accordingly.
A party of young ladies and gen.
tlemen from town, had picnic at
Hexter's Mill last Saturday evening.
They ell did Justice to the lunch pre-
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easf 1M acrea

east, 100 acres. Observation-Disclosures. l2 1
Robinson, John, 80 acres In section 5,
township north, range east. Z 5
Smith, s p, s p Smiths donation land
claim, 800 acres. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IL 0
Washburn, Mrs j A, Lots 3 and 4, in
block &, West Vancouver. .......... IS
Whiting, ID, part of Tooley tract in
section Is, township 2 north range
east, 4 acres. Observation-Disclosures. /
Wandle, w w, east one-half OF northwest
one-fourth of section %, townships
north, range l east, 80 acres. ....... 5
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Notice is hereby given that by authority {
the laws Of Washington Territory, shall sc
ct public auction on the
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-04

COMMON PLEAS,

The State against Evan Breese and John
Reese. Defendants are charged with murtler
in the second degree in killing John e. Nugent
The case VIII be taken up Saturday Tor the
trial Of Reese.
POLICR.
Drunkenness-John Frederick, dismissed;
Lawrence Ohler, $40; Sarah Mcdonnell, $50
and 30 Odays; Martha Bowers, $50 and 80 days.
Disorderly Conduct-James Dudley, $50 and
30 days; James 1oole ard John O'Neill, S.
each; Lawrence Ohler, $40; James Mcclure, 10
days; joseph Vanhavcn, s.; John
McNulty, continued to Janurv d: John
DOnnelly, continued to January d: Henry
Helbhy, $40; Mary Gaffney and Mary O'Keefe.
BIO each; James Lawler'$IO; Francis Lawler'
dismissed; Patrick Lillis, continued to Decem'
ber 8; Henry Meyer AMI Henry Burger, SIO
zach: Charles Weaver, 40.
Petit Larceny-Catherine Dixon, continued
10 January 4; Frank Dale, continued to De-.
cember 5; George O'Brien and John Finn,
aism ssed; James Swegel, $2j.
Assault and Battery-John Schroeder CON
tnued 70 Dec 8; John Maher, dismissed; Pc
Ter Lennon, dsmls ed.
Misceilaneous-Alicp Dare, dismissed: ], r,
Hale, continued to Dec. Z; Christian Cook, OBJ
ttructing street, dismissed: Patrick LilIls,
Rigging vault, &C., continued to Dec. s; Henry
Meyer ana Henry Burger, carrying concealed
Weapons, dismissed
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CINCINNATI, Dec. 4, 1877.

Trade was very moderate the past week, Ow-
ing partly to occurrence Of Thank ,gfying Day.
The sales We're light for all fabrics, but prlccs
continue steady.
PkINTs-We quote choice standards GI.c,
5hlrtinga 6a6i4c, amt inferior grades 514a54c.
JEANS-NcwpJrt lSC. Pewee Valley 2jc,
MnLcola c, Atlanta 30c, Gibraltar 81
American 45c. Laurel Hin 42l,c, Queen city
soc, Buck Run 55c, and Long Branch GJc.
BLEACHED MUSLIES New YorE Mills ll]sc,
l"nsqale Cambria l5c, King Philips cambrIc
49,, JaDCz Knight 40 9l,c. Wau5utra lie,
LJnsdale 100, Fruit OF the Loom lOG, Hone s14c
trai Tarwcil 95sc. Sncetngs-PepDerell 1911, 25c;
I tIca DO, @I5aC per yard.
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ssos so, Is at Sl0al3 IS, At $3.50. q hhds Ow-
en- County, kentucky, Distrlct-4 hhds ut 81 50
az 0a 2 at Sia5 s., a. 81 91aS 0; L h!Uls new
at " soar 10; DoXgs ut 81 35a3 81 60 hhis and
box PondletOn louuty, hrutucky, District
hhds at 81 % 3 80, Is at 81 65a5 81, 20 ut $Ga
10, at $Sa9, l. at SIG 80. 8 hhds
new at ~ 35aj IL; box at S6. 9hhGs West Viz
glnla-5 hhas al 81 j5a5 hhds new at = sOa
3 %. lSJ cases cigar leaf common smokers TO
iue wrapDcrs-li4 cases Wisconsin sced-3j
cases at " j0a3 90 26 at S4C5aj %: ~ at 46l7 a5
10 at $Sa9 20. II cases ONO seed-2i cases at
S2a3 go at $4aj; l6 ut SGa7 30: Ii at aS0 so. IL
~ SlOdl4 70; ) at $l5al6 50.
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Cincinnati Leaf Tobacco Market.

The Observance OF Thanksgiving Day as a
holiday is he chief cause OF our having to re-
port 80 light weeks business though now
that the winter has fairly set in few weeks OF
dull tlmes, rs lar as the tobacco trade is con-
cerned, is ikoly to follow. Prices are without
Quotable change yet tue pids at auction were
generally nearer inside than outside
quotations. causing unusually heavy rejec-
tlons. 80 hhts Of the crop have been sold
during the week at prices ranging from 81 35
for common nondescrlpt lugs TO aS 81 for good
lGal ). el leaf has been In more liberal sup
ply, causing less irmness in the market
for a! bul the better grades, wnicn con-
tinue in active demand ! he total offerings at
auction for the week were All hhds AMI lgl
boxes at !he following prices; 2s6 hnds Mason
county, N.Y. Dls,rict, trash lGss and leaf 81
hhds 1T " 05aS 81, s. at 4ai 50, p at s6a7 95, %
at toa9 p, J ~ SiOal2 %, 8 hhds new at 81 a
90; !ls hhds Brown County, ohio, DistrIct-l1
mus az 33a3 90 26 at $4a5 o. 81 az S6a7 90 ~ At
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ing, Thermometer 81. Wind northeast
| " eatherciOuIy.
PITTsBURG, PA. Dec. f-I2:O) M.-Rive
cold
CHARLESTON. W. VA. Dec. 4-lO:O3 4. NJ
hanaWha NV,r feet inches and station
AIRY. Raining. Thermometer 25. Wind east
The river fell feet inches in the twenty.
| four hours ending nc noon to.day, with II lee
| q inches in the channel.
| The follow ng steamers were in port at nooD,
| IelGg aph, Elee wood, bonanza, City of Ports.
mouth, a. l.. Norton, Laura l.. Davis, k1Iit
slock'i,ig, a. {. Donnnlly, I. Z. scheme,
| tons. NJ MlIlag. Hudson, General Pike, Uenera
| Lytle and Andy BauR.
STEAMBOAT MOVEMENTS.
| me tasJ ami popular Z. " ., hallrOaI pack.
l'eJ Fleetwood came down this morning and vii
return to Huntington promptly at i:3l r. NJ.
| C&pt. j. +. Campb,l commands and C. "
| vanderbilt es the honor Of the Office abl,
| assisted by Gu>. HunsheIL
Ihe City OF Portsmouth will leave at4P NJ.
| LOT th'to and all way lauungs.
| Inc BOnanza arrived tins moruiusr and re-
| turned TO Portsmouth a. noon,
| Capt. ". . MOrgalrs new and elegant side
wheel packet Telegraph Will b. lne steamer
| leaVinS thls evening for GraiiipOlis ana Pomp-
gan preside in the uih e.
Inc large and cles CANT new side-w pas
seHger steamer A. Z. Donaly VIII dcUart TO :
morrow sure for New Orleans. CAPT. L. L.
Frank DonnulIv are a9-onare DV4lut,i5 anu
me fast new tannnr C-" ~ y ~, ~ Vtt1 oliI' u
Madison thIs norniI, and LII g. =, ca 4tolIi rom
Ifiernonn Ar a n;cIn,.t ,I,or' "A1 Io'ulh WIS
M. fine sid. d..,rb,.ni dnttnt ,,o I,.,,,
he the maiNNnot ItavF"r fv, Lytie VII WI
evening. '''i' WAC 'il9
The U. p Schenck Is at the wharf, and VIII
leave an Saturdnv ~ -0" OiA1"h' 'nu
CAM, r. X. R''no,s no,ulor coot 1,4o,+
Packet Laura +. Davj Wal, iot A4ConI Luz
fnr Whrniinr ana titr.i,I',. -" T W
clerk. g. Nn"s' l'0s hlel
The Chas. Morgan. ON rou+a r, C,i,,io.i
from New Orleans n9esad III =, to, u''l
inc Eatio Storldal. o,.i,.o3 ~ H"!'
fro,n pirt T,Iro ",,I w /, ,'t Ia's i-hJ
s pti9 iiu I't"rn tls ey ninS.
the Gen. TvfIa rnr I0utvIIlo w Voi9 llel.h' Oh
hr,y KaI,n, Eo,. iA.i ~ O to, 'i''o, 10 I"iS ol We
on f ,, 10 Ci y, oh tn" Cons NIL
n@iI, FOR X, fooS 'Va'I oii 'Lie q. ~ Don
"n;s T., -, - II az" 4, l"3 Az tolS loF 9t.
h Ia G,u, II, ft, IG,4I Urn t1 ckuae re eea 100
1 III ,i,o nv" oo' ~ We.
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