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Sharp County record., 1878-06-07
Local News.

The sale of lands for delln-
quent taxes will commence next
Monday, by the sheriff, at the
court house.
DR.. Sullivan's musical voice
was heard in our town and vi
cinlty again this week.
A high-toned social and cotil-
lion party is talked of, to be held
somewhere in town this evening.
Lawrence county will hold her
convention on the 22d Of June.
That of Jackson county will be
held June 29th.
The wife of Parson Garrison
of this place has been seriously
III this week but we&~e pleased
to learn, is now recovering.
" VIM. Mattox and Miss Mary
Grimes are the only persons in
the county who have this week
made application for permission
to wear the matrimonial bands. :
'/Mr. J. G. Sims, living near this
place, says that he has cotton
on his farm knee high, and ex-
poets to produce cotton blooms
by the 20Gh instant. r,
We are Informed that Hon.
Sam H. DAVIDSON will be q cam
didate for reelection to thel
Office Of representative from this
county. \
/ Notice the advertisement Of
the Evening Shade FIGURING
Mills and Roll Factory; also the
new advertisements of G, WI
Davidson d Bro. and DR.. s. Al
Brown. /
Mr.. r. W. Bandy, for several
months q resident of this place,
is announced in the Newport
News as q candidate for circuit
clerk of Jackson county.
The Randolph Scalpel says
several first-class lawyers of
Pocahontas don't know how to
execute a deed of conveyance.
Send them over here Bro. Pur-
kins, and the lawyers here Will
teach them how it's done.
Mr.. W. M. Davidson, seeing
the editors bit Of lamentation
over the loss of his potato crop,
showed substantial sympathy
by presenting us with some fine
specimens from his garden, this
weeks. We return thanks.
7 Mrs. J. P. Cochran and daugh-
ter, Miss Kate, returned last
| week nom a GW0 weeks VlSlG 10
relatives and friends in the south
| part of the county. Tbey>rSAert
the rather Sudden Death iof a
child Of Maj. NJ. V. EShayeri of
Reeds Greek, a few days since.
Rev. E. A. Garrison has de-
livered several interesting lee
ture talks to the people Of this
vicinity, since his return from
the conference, giving items OF
interest relative to the proceed
ings of that body. AS a curios-
ity, he exhibited a copy Of a
Chinese newspaper thath has been
published continually since the
earliest period Of which we have
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FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE.

We are authorized TO announce
Richard II. Powell a candidate tor
Judge Of this (9d) Judicial Circuit,
composed fthe copnties Of Jackson
Lawrence, Sharp Fulton, Baxter
Stone, lizard and independence, II
the election to be held on the frs,
Monday in September, 1875.
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Announces. .Sn tG.
EOR CONGRESS-.

We are authorized to announce
Hon. Thomas NJ. Gunter q candidate
for reelection to Congress from TIM
(4th) Congressional District, subjer,
to the action Of a district Democrat
conyention, should one be held
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

one column. one wear, $50 90
One-half column, one year, 80 90
One,fourth column, one year, 30 90
Professional cards, per year, 10 90
Yearly advertisements, payable
quarterly, on demand,
Transient advertising, ten cents
per line, cash in advance.
Marriage and death notices, not
over ten lines, free; more than ten
lines, half transient rates.
Legal notices, at Statute pricesi
No legal advertisements inserted
unless paid for in advance.
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stray Notice.

4 up ?. a as a stray, by James
IN, % Of Cave township, Sharp
AFk7 ~ and posted on the l1th
NAY, 1878, before Jas. NJ.
|inefy, a Justice of the Peace,
l. II"Ting d1.g. described animal, to-,
\ tnaIl aark bay mare, hind feet
H. uiail si.a star in forehead, some
|pina |ClSrhs, sixteen hands high,
F'yG fo,y,. years n old, appraised at
] 'ohN NJ WAssoN, Clerk.
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EOR PROsEoUriNa ATToRNEY ..

We are authorized To .2nnou00d
Samuel Peete candidate for Pros,
ecuting Attorney for this (3d) Judicial
circuit, at the election to be held On
the first Monday in September, 1877.
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EUENTNG SHADE.

IN EVENING SHADE.
I.E. CHURCH, South; Preaching
and 81 Sabbaths in each month.
.yer meeting and lecture every
MAY night. 3. A. Garrison, ?. 9; G;
;{zprlsr CHURCH: Preaching I'd
Ian and Saturday night before,
IN month. D. 4. Runt, pastor.
CHURCH: Preaching
Sabbath in each month. W. B.
ID pastor. Gu,
ABB ATE SCHOOL at N, E. Church
!. NJ. J. Neely Shaver, Sup't.
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FOE SHERIFF.

We are authorized to snndpret
Joshua Wann a candidate FOR sheriff
of Sharp county, OF the election to
be held on the first Monday in Sep.
tember, 1878.
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FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,

FOR PRDSECpTING ATTUHNEF.
| respectfully announce myself d
candidate Tor the office Of proSecui-
ing Attorney of the Sd judicial cir
cult Of Arkansas, for the ensuing
term, and solicit your support al the
election to be held on the first Mon
day IN September, 1878.
Very resp'y, CHAs. COFFIN
Sharp County record., 1878-06-07
stray Notice.

's 'n up as q stray, by R. J.
'oi & Jackson township, Sharp
VA sSS1 Arkg and posted on the 18th
ohglay, 1873, before C. P. In
Z 'gStlco of the Peace, the fol-.
'pg described animal, to-wit: ono
1 p?ny horse, 6 years old, IA
gn, star in forehead, both
! - .set white, light saddle and
- marks, and appraised at s25.
y, JOHN N. WAssoN,
Clerk.
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Cur Rates for Anmoussc

ing candidates for Office are as
follows: State, Sl5; District and
Congressional, $40; County, s5-the
cash TO accompany the annouRee'
ment. Complimentary notices Of
candidates, by correspondents, and
calls upon parties to become eahli
dates, Will be charged. for AT the rate
Of 5 cents per line, each insertions
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Died.

| Near Calamine, this county,
l,n the 26th ult., Jimmy, son of
Maj. M. Y. Shaver, of'inaamma-
lory rheumatism; aged 7 years
and 5 months.
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| announces the event for that
date. If he attended at that time
we suppose he had everything
his own way. \
| + Some of the candidates for
county offices, from this Vicini-
Ity, are out shaking Lands, kiss
ing the babies and displaying a
great respect for the dear peo-
ple," this week. Ii will be well for
poultry raisers to keep al eye
on those who camp o4t. -
We neglected to mention the
fishing excursion, by DR.. King,
D. N. Huddleston, Jesse Hin
shaw and others, to Sing River,
a few days since. T19y report
an agreeable time, AMI the cap
turing Of plenty of fah, among
which was a bufalo5 weighing
twenty-odd pounds,
l. Vegetation, fruits a4d the Cot
ton crops are said Is be much
earlier in this portion Ct country,
this season, than for many years
past. Owing to the wet weather,
corn was planted late and seems
rather backward for TIE season,
but with favorable weather there
will be a fair yield. ~
Evening Shade is very much
in need of a. bakery, Q barber
shop, a livery stable, and q few
more good residences. A man
with the requisite caIital and
sufficient versatility Of salient to
conduct the first three ocoupa-
tons named, would do.a lucra-
tive business here.
Mr.. J. K. Huddlestor has re-
tired from til6 I4a4dg&4ienC o1
the Newport News, and MIR. c.
\ j. Walter has become editor and
| publisher thereof. Mr.. Walter
Starts out with a good, News-y
sheet, and seems 10 understand
ghow to publish paper.
h Our good natured bachelor
friend and fellow -t0Wnsman, N.
NV. Wright, returned the first Of
1.-THE week from his visit to Mis-
Psissippi and elsewhere. He came,
not leaping and tumbling in the
high rye ofmatrimonial felicity,
|Ibut wended his way from
EBatesvllle alone, and still wears
I the forlorn, baoheloric smile Of
days gone by.
= Among our announcements
this weelawill be found the name
of Mr.. 0. NJ. Rogers, candidate
for county assessor. Mr.. Rogers,
having been a resident Of the
county for seventeen years, is
well known to the people as an
honest, upright man, and shouR;,,
he be elected assessor, will con-
duct the duties of the Office faltan
fully and to the best of hi
ability.
+ Our young and enterprisilg
attorney, Mr.. j. B. Newman, re-
turned from Jacksonport, the
first of the week. AS was pre-
dicted, Mr.. N. entered the "holy
bonds Of matrimony" durinE
his visit, and brought back witt
him one Of Jacksonport's faireH
daughters, with whom he is I'M
ted for life. We trust they W y
find a pleasant abode among Us.
/ and wish them a happy yoya5e
DER the matrimonial sea.
h We learn from the Lawrence
County Journal thata young la
hy named Emma Less was burn
ped to death in Walnut Ridge,
one dav last week, by the eX-
plosion Of a coal oil can. She
was in the habit Of using coal
oil to kindle fires in the cooking
stove, and was in the actof start
ing q fire to get supper, suppos-
ing the fire to have died ont,
and was pouring oil in the stove
when the fire ignited it une4pect-
edly, and communicating with
Sharp County record., 1878-06-07
nth sorn

Fellow-cItilens OF Snarp county.
! take this. method Of announcine
myself candidate for the Office Of
tax assessor for Sharp county at the
ensuing September election. live
six miles northeast Of Evening
Shade, and have been a resident OF
this county for seventeen years. Il
elected, promise faithful perform
ance Of the duties Of the Office. Give
me such support as you think I de
serve, and | viii be satisfied.
Respectfully, OLIVER NJ. RoGERs.
Sharp County record., 1878-06-07

At a meeting Of the stockhold-
ers Of the Arkansas State Fair
Association, on the 18th inst,
gohn D. Adams was elected
president, Sam. w. Williams,
Vice president, and T. j. Church
i'll treasurer Of the association.
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Florida.

! A throng Of sufferers with coughs
Lnd colds annually 60 south to enjoy
the ETHEREAL mildness OF the land OF
flowers. To tb~n we would say, the
necessity o5V.at expensive trip Is
obviated HfCousseus' CompounG
Honey Of F9r, Which speedily van
Quishes the coughs and colds inciden'
to rigorous chine For public speak
ers it surpasses the Demosthcni
regimen Of spebbles and sea shore
clearing the throat until the vol
rings with the silvery cadence Of !
boil. Use Compound Honey of Tar
Price 20 cents bottle. For sale by
M fright. (2)
Sharp County record., 1878-06-07

s,When used for rheumatism, sore
shroat, lame back, neurals lsia, sprains,
Bruises, cuts, contracted muscles. stiff
Joints, corns and bunlops, on human
beings, and spawn, ringbone, gals,
cuts, scratches, etc" on animals,
Cou8sens' Lightning Linimentis un7
eoualcd, and its effect simply elec-
trlcal. As its name suggests, It is
quick to relieve, and thousands bear
witness to its astounding virtues.
Price zoe. Sold by N. W. Wright.
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court t Directqry-

SHARP COUNTY.
fsrcujt. Third Monday after 9Th
saaav & IN March and September
I'M ;3oSayty. First Monday IN January
5gil, July and October. D,s,,,,
'r Probatc, First Monday in feoru-
!. MAY, August and November.
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ARKANSAS DEuOCRAT,
Published Daily aud Weekly, by
J. N. SMITHEE & co.
Terms of SubScripti0n.

7 6IUGS U7 NWUSCTtPItOI0'
Daily, per wear, $40 CO
In clubs of ten 8 90
One dollarper month for less period,
Weekly. per year, 81 30
IN cllbs of ten 125
A live State paper, liberal and
progressive, Active oanvassers are
waited tor the weekly Democrat.
Liberal commissions allowed to good
men. Address J. n. Smithse Il Co.,
Little Rock, ARK.
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THE RECOR RD
-IB--
PUNISHED EVERY FRIDAY.
j. w. Buckley, Editor.

RATES OF SUBsCRIPTIQN.
One copv, one year, 81 so
One copy, six months, 70
One copy, three months, oo
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nu.rch. Directory.
Sharp County record., 1878-06-07

sne's wol ds ma5rizcd to announce
Fg and then tro candidate for the
oi.isle ,Yas, why @.Sharp -ounty
Il, Il. E wing ,n.ber election
Sharp County record., 1878-06-07
FOR CIRCUIT CLERK

To the voters Of Sharp county
t4kq this method Of announ ing
mysf{. candidate for reelection t.
the 3epH Of circuit clerk Of your
car de Thankful to my numerous
and pffor their support in the past
"a e. py ~ d notp etlp ping my official character mas
,uI rnn % Of the the ech as to merit their support
Ioarse thl. .suing election, on the u
ic of the September next, l remain
5 of Patti t obedient servant,
'ngression JOHN NJ, WAss0N
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WHATCoM Cousry D,srpIcr Corpr

WHATCoM COUNTY DISTRICT Court.
The first regular term of the What
com county District Court was held at
La Conner last week. Hon. J. r. Lewis
presiding. Twelve civil, one divorce.
and two criminal cases were finally dis
posed of, only three of which Zone civil
and two criminal cases. requiring the
Intervention of jury. The Indian
Tsws, who has been in confinement at
Port Townsend awaiting trial for the
past eight months, was indicted and
tried for murder in the first degree, and
was convicted of manslaughter and
sentenced to the penitentiary for five
years. In addition to transacting the
above business, the Court admitted to
the bar James +. Darcy and Judge
Dale upon certificates Of license from
courts in other States; and naturalized
Albert Cumming. Olof Poison. Alexan-
der Charles. Andrew Anderson. Fred
erick Eyre. Edward McTaggert and
John Mcintosh. The expeditions and
satisfactory manner in which the bssi.
ness of the term was disposed of. and
the great saving of. expense to oil who
had business. in court, will have ten
dsncy to cause the people of Whstcom
county to feel much better satisfied
with the Act of the Legislature in es-
tablishing u court in their midst. than
they have heretofore felt.
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Tn THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE THIRD
J. Judicial District Of the Territory Of Washing
ton. holding Terms at the City OF Seattle, in and
for the Counties Of King and Kitsap.
William A. Jennings, Plaintiff. and Charles
W. Moore. Defendant.
Complaint filed in the County of King in the
Office of the Clark of said District Court.
The United States of America send greeting TO
Charles W. Moore, defendant,
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the above named plaintiff,
in the District Court of the Third Judicial Dis
trict Of the Territory of Washington. holding
Terms in the City of Seattle, in the County of
King for the Counties Of King and Kitsap, and to
answer the complaint filed therein, within sixty
days exclusive Of the day OF service, after the
date Of this summons. or judgment by default
will be taken against you, according to the prayer
of the complaint.
The said action 10 brought TO recover OF you the
sum Of $l04 OIL, with interest on $50 50 there (.
from February 10th. 1873, and on S35 Al thereof,
from the 10th day of April, 1873, at the rate of
ten per cent. per snnum, due by you to the said
plaintiff as follows, to-wit :: 500 30 on account
for goods wares Ind merchandise, TO wit
Liquors and tobacco sold and delivered by the
said plaintiff at your special instance and re-
quest at City OF Seattle. in said King County;
and for the further sum Of SIS 70 due by you to
Frauenthsl Brothers for goods. which said sum
was duly assigned to the said plaintiff for valu-
able consider alton; and for the further sum OF
Sc so, due by you TO Jacob Levy for q pistol.
which said sum was duly assigned to said plain
tiff for Q valuable consideration: and for the fur
ther sum of So IL due by you to Schwabacher
Brothers h Company, on account for goods, which
said sum was assigned TO said plaintiff for q vau-
able consideration: all Of which is more fully set
out in plaintiffs complaint filed in this action.
to which you are referred.
And you are hereby notified, that If you fail to
appear and answer the said complaint as above
required. the said plaintiff will take judgment
against you for the sum Of $l0i 81, interest as
aforesaid, and costs Of suit.
(l Witness the Hon. J. R. Lewis Judge
KS! Of said Court, and the seal thereof, this
t--) ID day of May, A. d. 1878.
JAS. SEAVEY, Clerk.
By VIM. II. ANDREWS. Deputy.
McNAuGHr LEARY, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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GETTING READY Quite Q large
force Of house and ship carpenters are
just now actively engaged at Tacoma
in repairing and getting the steamers
Annie Stewart. Otter and Isabel ready
for carrying the mails. on and after the
1st proximo. between Tacoma and Vic
toria. as il is the intention of the con-
tractor TO extend the service from Port
Townsend To that city. For this pur-
pose the Isabel will be used, making
daily trips so as to connect with the
Annie Stewart and Otter. which latter
steamers will make alternate round
trips. occupying one day each, from
Tacoma to Tow nsend and back. Their
time of leaving Tacoma with the mails,
we understand. will be al the same
hour as at present. arriving at Port
Townsend at | | A. NJ, and then return.
ing to Tacoma the same night. When
this change is effected. 50 that a daily
mail and like transit for the travelling
public can be had throughout the
Sound and to Victoria. the public will
have obtained great accommodation.
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE THIRD
l. Judicial District Of the Territory Of wash
ington holding Terms at the City Of Seattle, in
and for the Counties Of King and kitsap.
+. Koenigsberger. P. Koenigsberger and 8.
Koenigsberger, partners doing business under the
arm name and style of Koenigsberger Brothers,
PLAINTIFF va. Charles W. Moore, defendant.
Complaint filed in the County Of King. in the
Office OF the Clerk of said District Court.
The United States Of America send greeting TO
Charles w. Moore, Defendant.
You are hereby required 10 appear in an action
brought against you ~ the aoove-named plain-
tiffs IN the District Court OF the Third Judicial
District of the Territsry of Washington. holding
Terms At the City of Seattle, in the County o;
King. for the Counties Of King and kitsAp. and
20 answer the complaint nlsd therein. within
sixty DAYS exclusive Of the day Of service after
the date of this summons, or judgment by default
vtll be taken against You, according to the
prayer Of the complaint
The said action 10 brought 10 recover OF you the
sum OF 1901 IS, gold coin. together with interest
on esas 90 thereof from November 2eth. ls1I. and
ON az IS thereof from December gath. 1871. at
the rate OF ten per cent. Fer annum. due by you
20 the said plaintiffs, ~ follows. TO vii s22s 90
on account for goods. wares and merchandise, 10
Wit: cigars and tobacco sold and delivered ey the
s.tl plstntis at your special instance and request
AZ the City Of San Francisco, IN state OF Caiiof-
MA on the said 18th day OF November. ls.' (, and
for the further sum Of $40 IS due by you &c Eossn
baum Einstein. for goods, wares and rnsrehan-
sis.s "a vtt Cigars and tobacco, sold and deliv-
srss bv the said Rosenbaum & Einstein. at the
s.td CITY of San Francisco. ~ your special In
stance and request, which said sum was duly a.
.ignas for a valuable consideration, TO the said
pIsintifs By the said Rosenhsum Einsteis. all
~ vhieh a. more fully set out in plaintiffs COM
pl,int aled in this action, 70 which you are re-
ferred.
.rn~sr and answer the said complaint a. above
,sanir.d. the ssid plaintiffs win take Judgment
against you for the SUM Of s5o' Is. gold eoin IN
,srsss :. sforersid and costs Of suit.
witness the Hon. j. e. Lewis, Judge
Of said Court. and the seal thereof. this
~ ID day Of May. A. ID. ISIS.
JAS. 6EAyEY, Clerk.
BywM. II. ANDREWS. Deputy.
ucy.rssr Il Art. Attorneys for Piaintits.
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ANOTHER AUxILIARY.-Mr. Simons,
who has q lease of the race course on
the Duwsmish, where the rifle match
is to take place on the Fourth. proposes
as another auxiliary to the approaching
celebration to get up horse race for q
purse Of 800 TO come off Immediately
after the conclusion of the rifle tourna.
ment. He is carrying the project
ahead with deal Of zest, and putting
the course in first class trim. Two
horses. the Tom Merry colt, and Squak,
are already entered aud in training.
He has also secured half fare rates on
the railroad for all who wish TO attend.
Due notice will bs given through
our advertising columns of oil the de-
tails of the race. which is free to all
horses. and will consist of a single dash
oil one-hslf mile.
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BOUND FOR WALLA WALLA.-We
noticed some fourteen outfits in town
yesterday =" pilgrims in covered
wagons with oil the paraphernia
needed on the road. Hale and hearty
pioneers with wives, mothers, sisters.
brothers and children, along with
everythIn. they probably owned in the
world. bound for Walla Walls, Wash
lnston Territory, and where they hoped
tn arrive sometime in the middle OF
July. They hailed from Benton Co..
Arkansas. and were mostly Baptis,s.
Remaining In the city but short time
they went on to the Old Town, where
then intend 20 camp for few days and
see the springs at Colorado
Springs Gazette.
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BRITISH COLUMBIA ITEMS. - TIVE
parties under Keefer and Jennings are
being formed at New Westminster to
proceed with the permanent location OF
tho Canadian Pacific Railroad working
from Yale To Savonas Ferry. >. The
British Columbians are taking steps for
an appropriate celebration Of Dominion
Day. :. .Msssrs. Gilbert & Co. have
taken the contract for sinking No. 9
shaft 1t the South Wellington Mine.
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FoUND.-We learn that Mr.. ID. 8
Lacy, who recently escaped from the
Asylum at Stsilacoom, was found few
days ago by Mr.. Linus Burr, half a
mile from the lstter's place on the
Stuck. about half way between White
and Puysllup rivers. When found, he
was in the woods in helpless condi
ton, being unable either to walk OF
speak. He was conveyed by Mr.. Burr
and tenderly cared for. DR.. Ballard
who was summoned to attend him,
states that he seemed rational.
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THE Boys IN BLUE. - Capt. G. n
Burton. U. s; A., with his company
from Port Townsend wiz arrive here
on the North Pacific this afternoon en-
route to the front for another contest
with the hostiles in Idaho. So. look
out, not only for the "Boys in Blue. y
but for q bigger crowd on Yesler' s
Wharf when the steamer comes in than
was ever witnessed even at . free en-
tertainment at Yesler's Hall.
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MEETING To-NIGHT.-The Comm

MEETING TO-NIGHT-The Commit.
tee on Arrangements for the coming
Fourth of July celebration will meet at
Yssler's Hall this evening at o'clock,
sharp. and IS important business is TO
be transacted q full attendance is de.
sired. After the Committee have dis
pensed with their business. the organi-
cation of an Invincible Clab will be
taken into consideration. All those in
favor of this movement will take no.
tice aud be on hand punctually at 8
o'clock.
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VESSELS IN PoRT.-There are now,
including the brig Josephine just ar.
rived, ouly four vessels in port. giving
our harbor rather less business like
appearance than it presented some
few weeks ago. when over dozen
deep.sea vessels. besides our usual com
plement of steamers. were lying at our
wharves or anchored out in the stream.
OF those now here, the bark John Jay
aud fine ship Yosemite are loading
with coal. of which the latter will take
. cargo of 1000 tons. while the bark
entine Eureka is loading at Colman's
mill. as will also the brig Josephine.