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The herald., 1896-09-22

hopes. joys and pleasures are strangers
to them because of some ,canker sap
ping their vitality. Wasting drains, un-
natural losses. poisoned blood have ex-
hausted natures electrical forces and
left them wrecks upon the shore of life
Why will you endure this living death
longer when nature holds out to you
a helping hand in the form of medicated
electricity? II stimulates and tones UP
weak and failing functions. Brings glad
ness and pleasures to the unseXed and
sexual Indifferent, and in place of liv-
ing death makes life a perpetual joy.
Don't experiment longer with worthless
drugs and patent nostrums, but see
our wonderful nerve restorer, the Vito
Generator for home use, and consult
with the celebrated New York Electro
Medical Specialists, northeast corner
Main and Second streets. Los Angeles,
over Security Savings bank. Hours
0 a. m. to p. M; Sunday, 10 to2.
The herald., 1896-09-22
AGRICULTURAL PARK,
Changes and Improvements the Orde1
of the Day.

New stalls and changes Of all kinds
in the line OF improvements is the order
of the day at the park. =
Mr.. Dillon arrived last week with six
horses and Sunday Messrs Stimson and
Durfee's string arrived. SD.
1t is a matter of regret that George
Becker's horse, Zombro, is out Of train
ing, as the sporting public will remem-
Der him as being one of the greatest
3-year-old trotters this state ever saw.
Mckinney. the California favorite,
has arrived, and is quartered at the
track, in charge of Charles Durfee, jr.
Roam Wilkes, the great 3-year-o old
PAGER of last year. is on the sick list and
will not start here.
The herald., 1896-09-22
SALOON MEN ARRESTED.

A big batch Of warrants was yester-
day sworn out in the police court by
Special officer Fowler against saloon
keepers for illegally selling liquor on
Sunday. Last evening Charles Muller
who conducts a place at Fifth and Los
Angeles streets, and Jean Mouquier
whose saloon is at 217 Also street, were
arrested and booked at the police sta
ton on the charge. Bail was deposited
and they we're released to appear IL
court today.
The herald., 1896-09-22
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The Strongest Combination Of Expert Special
lists in the West-Ind0rsed by the Great
Physicians of America and Europe

They Cure all forms Of Chronic Disease. and you
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Ing them 1t costs you nothing to consult these
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the most hopeless Cases. Take only the best
when your health Is concerned.
The herald., 1896-09-22

My prices for wallpaper beat all the city.
A. A. Eckstrom, 324 South Spring street.
The herald., 1896-09-22
Death!

How many are
suffering a living
death? Tortured
with pain. they
simply exist. They
do not live. In the
faces of thousands
can be read the
story of a wasted
life and blighted
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-03

The American citizen :slights to
boast that we have advantages ana
privileges in this brcad land that
are enjoyed in no other country
One 81 these j. the opportunity ior
securing e education. This amounts
,o nothing to the young man Oh
young lady that doe not imprcve,
the opportunity. u L eoou
thing to gain knowledge ana eshel
al information, and 70 pe wen -
formed on all the topics o. the das
lBu, il j. important, yes, aimos, l'll
pera,ivc. that every o.:e SHAH lear'
10 do some one thing well, 80 ina
when the time comes TO appiy ou
knowledge to the practical puIrpoS'
~ earning a living We can do :
with credit to ourselves.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-03

Military drill i prominent iea-
,ure in many 81 the high schools IN
New England; il i employed Tor the
most part Tor gymna-tic purposes
and is very popular with the boys
OF late a spirit antagonlstic 10
the drill has sprung up, ana in
some cities movements have been
made looking 10 III adjustment
Tn, 0 poneni- OF the drill ask the
peope to consider the question
whether it pays from a moral or an
economic point Of view to foster III
Young and susceptible minds a iovt
lof war. The Peace society has io'
many years been endeavcrlng :
hiring about the adjustment Q
military drill in the schools, bu, IL
success has not been distinct Nov
there seems to be slight change Il
Ipublic opinion and more pro
Inounced results may be conhden'l.
expected.-Ex-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-03

Christian dollars built and now
own 13g .s32 churches.
Christian ballots built and now
control 240, 900 saloons.
Church vows license l65, 49,
ministers.
Church votes license 800 ,ovVown
ers and tenders Of saloons
Dollars annually paid the Amerl
can pulpit. $50, 600 900.
Dollars annually paid the Amen
can saloon, 81, 200, 100000.
Christian ballots permit the sa
loon To earn 90 times more none.
than the ministers earn.
For every dollar that Christian
nut into the hands OF Christ to saw
men. the church ballots puts 500
the hands Of the devil to damn then
Issue.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-03
4 Card from the genial Landlord OF ths
Farmers House.

The other day | took stroll
through town, looked at the fac
tories and other buildings, and IN
dustries, and so happened to pass
Mill street, meet our lovial kheln-
bayer. Ph. kastner. asking hlm
how he gets along. His face took
on sort Of bitter expression, and
he said. take seat, and we Wi
have a chat about business, and th'
following was said about Jaspe
people:
lie SAYS as you know, before
Ibecame a citizen OF Jasper was
hard working and industrious farm
er of jackson township, had goc'
! schooling in Germany, ard an ex
perience Of IL years in the clgge-
wholesale drug house at Louisville
! as receiving and stock clerk for IN
! firm of X. A. Robinson q q
My neighbors in Jackson 500
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-03
Madison Township Trustcs
Notice.

Notice is given that hereafter the Ir'is
"a. az Madison township will be at ih'
store room of Mr.. John r. norman. u
ireland, on every Saturday, for the pli
pose OF attending 10 township pu-ineS
and all persons having business with tn
township are expected to connne ~.
those days.
The township library u kept at i-aa
Alexander's in Ireland where all ma
obtain the books.
The Indiana school books Will .
found at Norman K nray's store at Al
times. JoHx r.. NoRwsS,
Aus. 10. 'a5-y Trustee Madison ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-03

yTh. following items we're uuas"iaAnis
GROW .l.d out last werkg
Lots Of snow. Anyone wanting
to swap horses 20 10 Henry learup'
he has swapping stock. The las
froIic that Pod B. and Bill l. Went
to at Needmore the fiddler never
come Needmore l. improving,
d r. Scott has built hog pen
Iohn Petrv says it i nice to liv'
IN town. every thing i 30 handy
Nr. Louis Smith has hired Mr
Michael Harker TO work Tor hin
lthis summer and run the farm
Mr.. Smith i going to be out asses
-ing. and has hired ID. X. Scott y
90 with him to spell. Any persol
that wants to learn how TO cal
chickens should take lessons fror
Mr.. smith; he i a good hand 10
everything but to hide meat As
aunt Kate who she aims to get
cow her radish seed. Henry Ma
-lIory has swapped his dish wash'
ltor a dog pup; he says he can max
|, more coon hunting. We are goln
! iilto have a new farmer the comm
season: guess who it i. Any OF
tlhaying a bicycle to sell will do We
10 call on Mr.. Kirby, a. he wan
to purchase. We wonder VIII
J Coon Dixie pays Mr.. Wager a tr
ior white oak stove wood. MI
], Matt. Mallory, of Daviess count
= i back in Dubois TO stay while.
: The STRANGE
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-03
w. CT. U. COLUMN N.
CONDUCTED BY MRS. NJ. L. HOBBS.
A Picture Of Drunkenness.

s.No drunkard shall inherit the
kingdom Of God but add to drunk
enes. the crime Of self murder, how
dark the picture, how terrible a
coming retribution, Oh what do
nestle sorrow and wretchedness i
oeca-ioned by the sale IL intoNlca-
ting liquors,
How il breaks the harmony OF
the family circle, Who but God,
Who -eeth the heart, can count the
tears and agonie- Of heart-broken
lVife-the Innocent and unoffending
wife of the drunkard2 How fearful
10 contemplatethe rayages which the
internal spirit OF rum i making IN
1.-The hearts and homes OF mulutudes
flow II consumes all that Is lovely
In human character, and lmplants
lin it. stead the most hideou- pas
lsions, 1t disregard- that hottest
lite. a mothers love, and strongest
restraint. a mothers n II ce.
These all have failed to keep many
Ia child from ruin by the vice oi IN
Temperance.
There l. not one bri2ht page upon
record OF It's progress-nothiag tc
-lShield it from the heartiest execra
ltion of the human race. But my
: pen i too feeble to portray the evil
In irtemperance. Portray the evil
+ imtemperance. did say? III
doe, not live who can tell the who'll
story Of itS woes. Exaggeration !
impossible. The boldest fancy tai
lters in its flight before il comes ul
to the fact; the minds eye canno
take in the countless mIserIes Q
it, haple-> victims.
:. No human art can put into tha
picture shades darker than tn
truth. "Put upon canvas pictur
lof every conceivable thing te.rlbl
or revolving; paint health in runs
hope destroyed, affections crushed
PRAYER silenced; paint the chose
seats Of paternal care, OF illiai pet.
of brotherly love, Of maternal d
votion-all, all vacant. Paint
the crimes, Of every form and eve
:. hue. from understanding agha
:. over a grave which il has no mea
To cover-down TO the meanest q
ception. still confident Of succes
paint home desert, and shame
tvrant. and poverty the legltlma
at child of vice in every conmunlt
and not its prolific mother; pa'
the dark valley Of the shadow
death. peopled with living slave
all paint landscape with trees who
re- fruit l. poison and whose shade
lid death. with mountain torrents trit
IN tarv to an ocean whose very wa
IN are fire. and put into the most q
Of tant background the vanishingvlsl
ofof blessed past, and into the 10
t., ground the terrible certainty of
- accursed future Paint prlso
with doors that only open inwal
people the scene with men VIII
ca shattered forms are tenanted by
IN mented souls. with children VI
the whose lips no smile can play, 2
ses, with women into whose cheeks
'ys. rows have been burnt by tears VIII
TO bv anguish from broken hear
IN Pain, such picture, and when
cen are ready T. show it do not let
snt. the ray- Of the heavenly SUM-.
the helilluminate it with the glares Cf
ton fernaI fires, and still you Will
an bound to say the horrible pet
r in falls short Of the dreadful realit
love Rev. NJ. Z. GADDI'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-03

The eunvention Of Florida democrau
II Jacksonville vas addressed BY Sena-
tor Call and Others Following vas
passed: Resolved. That II b the sense
Of this conference that IL II absolutely
essential to the welfare Of the people
Of the United States that silver ana
cold b placed on An exact equality In
the coinage laws Of the United Stafss-
II va decided that the delegates 70
the conference organize democnne
free silver leagues in their respective
counties. With . view Of sending only
free silver delegates to the state dem
ocratic convention. and that every
member OF these leagues Be pledged q
support only free silver men 'or any
ono within the gin Of the people
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-03

nNo thieves, nor covetous, mol
drunkarls. nor revilers, nor extor,
tioners shall inherit the kingdom o.
Cod
.The man who votes To sustain
wrong Is helping the devil, whethe
he knows it or not, says the Kan
J Horn.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-03
Good Residence in Ireland
For Sale.

House of eight rooms and two hali
and rood cellar, with three town lnis II
ireland. Good water. stable. AMI 0'hei
out buildings. In good order ever
vav: 4 nice home near churrhe~ and
srl.ools. with eccd esciety surrounding
win be cold very cheap and ON 40
go. Apply V g. DoAss, JasP~r.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-03

In the higher grades and IN all
ungraded schools. definite and pre-
else and reliable information should
be given on the principles that un-
lderlie business law. Specific IN,
formation should be furnished o
The laws governing the making Q
notes. contracts. ind or se m E n l.
checks. drafts, agreements, etc
FIX
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-03
IACpER INnIANA. FRIDAY. APRIL 8, 1886

found out that | could serve them
well as a good neighbor, also, as
good officer. and honered me with
their votes. and elected me as Trus-
tee with majority OF 5o over my
opponent. which office filled tol
the satisfaction of not only my
friends, but more 50 to the people
that were opposed to me.
EMPLOYED the best teachers that
II could find, such "a Won Cox,
'lIottie Doane, Mary Baron, and
Miss Kempf, now the wife OF Mr.
Hugo G. Rothert, OF Huntingburg-
| pleased the good citizens OF hyana
with a new school house which they
are proud of to-day
Nv advice Of some OF the best
citizens OF Jasper, and 10y the prom
ise of their aid. bought the En-
lIthofen property, and engaged IN
time hotel and saloon business hop
ING 10 succeed, and BY the advice OF
rIthe business men spent the last
eldollar Of all m, hard earned money
Y and more to. in building the big
: ge-t hall in Dubois county, Tor me
Q amusement of the Public by tails
2 md theaters. etc, making an orna-
Y mant "a the town and big expense
up me hoping that the people II
eI'Jasper would appreciate il and sup
}. mort me | found out that | made
d mistake. and some Of our businesi
nj men that have done work Tor me
D and GOT hundreds Of dollars out o
IL me by dealing with them, II the.
Il will tell the truth, never got
t. half dollar out of them.
oil found a certain class OF peopi
that needed strict treatment, an
OF they got it. The same fellows ths
d;nduced me to build, and got m
We money in their pockets, failed
I'd Give me their patronage, but sti
~ more. try to keep others from M
alOf such men it will take score
Is. make one good citizen They vi
an meet at certain places, shun u
vn light eat. drink, plot, and Tor u
he sake Of a good name. and 10 hi'
itltbe;r black deeds and fault, they 20
le- church and make face like sam
ed hut are already afraid OF God No
ers Mr. Doane. | don't want TO brag
I'VE myseIf. but will say that niue
aid / spent INV money in Jasper. Q
me lated largely to the,Soldier's Nor
Id ment TO the amount OF 10 dolla
rn. for which | deserved credit but
on ceived no thanks whatever: |
of sisted in the upbuilding OF socieu
ty. aided the c. X. of A. in getting
re- organ for their hall, so a. 10 ha
Der social entertainments after meeunl
ian and 10 draw new members, ha
mp donated 10 dollars for the furns
rie~ in It Joseph's Church. Now al
pie ak OF the people Of Jasper, L
in rive me fair play, and not take
ere. advantage OF the star orchestra
IRIS. ing the only one to be had IN >
mel per. and give all the dances !, 2
tive amnsements in one hall. Brotl
a. a Knights, and people Of JaSp
iful don't get mad at me, when |
me compelled to 20 to get the hunti
lies. burs Band to play for Ball at
was nall ON Monday, April 18th
lri~- cause | was deprived Of chanc'
the home band ! say let
be fair. live and let live, ana
elp- everybody have chance.
sin Pa. kAsTSER
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-03

The Morrill, correspondent Of the LE-
tie Falls Mimi Herald says that -
trees are % plentiful this year thaf :
blind man could find them II has a.
ways been the custom in morrill,. vnea
a bee-tree Vas found. to have picnic
Everybody would eo-men- women ans
children-and take milk butter ana
bread and enjoy . whole day: but bee-
trees are 90 common this year thaf .
picnic at every one found would mean
a picnic every day. 20 the custom Y
fss, becoming q thing Of the past
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-03

The Republican party Is like !
hill ~ potatoes-the best party y
underground.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-03

lIhlll- -FfA tN'BA% -
ON Christmas night the
chools gave pIav and with the
proceeds purchased the following
.ooks which have furnished good
eading for nearly hundred people
IL to this time, and bid fair To az
many more
LIST
/. Annual Life.
,. .E-op'- Fables
3. Little Jarvis.
1. Each and AL
I. stories Of Old Greece
4. Little Brothers ofthe Air.
:. Fanciful Tales
s. stores Of Columbia
.. Boyhood Of Lincoln
10. Tropical Africa
IL our American Neighbors-
II. Among the Law Makers.
Il. Story Of Collete.
IL. Story OF the Hills
II. Cadet Days
Is. Ivanhoe.
Il Tom Brown'- School Days.
i. Tom Brown at Oxford
~. Child's History OF England
20. Poems Of Whittier
u. Knickerbocker's New York
-. Deer Slayer
%. Pathfinder.
"a. Heroes and Hero Worship
%. Young Folks History .
Germany.
%. Last Of the Mohicans.
-. Mill on the Floss
-. Gulliycr's Travels
%. The Sketch Book
81. Young Folks Hist q France
81. True stories From History
81. Swiss Family Robinson
\ 33. History Of the Rebellion
I 81. Hardy Norsemen-
\ 35- Grandfather Chair.
36. A Tour Of the World
I 81. Paul and Virginia
IS. Vicar uf Wakefield
80. Waverly.
40. History Of the World
Al. Explorations and Adventure
~. History Of the United State
a.. Adam Beie-
a. Emerson's Essays
: -. Nan N the Iron Mask.
46. Henry Esmond-
A.. Autocrat of the Breaks
Table.
IS. Oracle Goodwin
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-03
For Congress 3ri District
THOMAS Il. BUSKIRk.
WILLIAM T. ZENOR.

THOMAS h. Bt Skihh-
WILLIAM T. ZENOR-
For Judge 5-th Judicial Circuit
WILLIAM A. TRAYLOR-
For Prosecuting Attorney s-th Judicial
Circuit
WILLIAM +. CON
For Joint Representative for Dubois and
Martin counties
JOHN F. McFALL-
FRANK PINNICK-
For Joint Representative for Dnbois,
Martin and Lawrence Counties
JAMES H. WILLARD.
For Treasurer Dubois County
EDWARD A. BOHNERT.
\ For Sheriff.
HENRY CASSIDY
For Coroner.
ORvILLE A. BIGHAM.
For Surveyor.
WILLIAM T. YOUNG.
For Commissioner I'd District
|, JOSEPH SCHROEDER.
|, For Commissioner Sd District
4 JOSEPH FRITZ.
For County Assessor
E BERNHARD J. GEHLHAUSEN.
WILLIAM H. kUPER-
HENRY LANDGREBE.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-03

~The way to wealth is a plail
as the way to the corner grocery
Have the things to sell and adver
tise them well.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-03
Educational Column.

ooxDrcrED BY cxo. T. wIIsoS. CO. srrT
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-03

WAxrED-MEN. A time like
this demands
MEN whom the lust 81 once co*- ncs Ill
wx~ xhom IN. ~r,oii- of o--sc- cannot buy.
Ms WHO Fo>-K-- oPISIo>. And WILL.
Mt~ " ho have honor. men xho - All not lie I.
ME~ who can stand before urhn1x"xl -.
49, d.mn d. sr-acher0n- batteries wIsho1t
sinking,
r.rI MN. sun crowned. Who live above she
In publ-c duty and in PRIV 4fe thinking"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-03

few months ago Judge Miller. &C.
,od president OF the uniso. maAs
silver speech in western Nsv York. and
upoo his return. said: The ignorasee
~ tbs people upon the question Of -
mesllism 3 astonishing The farDes
of western New York - easevhsr~ ass
losing their farms bot dso1 usderseas4
vhv- that sd - sswn IN nuSnaI
spsi. To-Day vs ase roeavtng ~
e.I,s sor nters4sFs ~ U1D0o ~
Yort thar ~ part Of ~ gEen9 nnosA
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-03

The following is the ticket, As ar
ranged by the election committee,
for the County Democratic primary
April 9th:
Democrsiic Primary EIecties Ticket
April 9th. ISss.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-03
LIST OF GOOD BOOKS.

uAer, ss,S~~ss q sAs nsssy Qsssssss
cas Get wAss rSsy Wssa
"A Few Financial Faets.- b. 8 8
King -.-.---..----- ---.--.--.--e
The Bankers Dream" By ThoA H
Proctor --.--------.--..-
--rhe<~ Hard Times-wherefof and
Hor Longy'' by Rev J. C. Ellioss- -1se
-shylock." by Gordon ciark-------sse
The Gentle Asa By Eoenssss
Wakeley --...-----..-- -..----.
Democratic Gospel By C. X Tut
tie .-.----.-.-----
-CAapsers on Silver By Henry ..
MILLER .. -...----....--...SS
the Peoples Money. .-----........sse
.rsess About Silver By Gen = >.
the New York National BanksrS
Conspiracy Against Industry ana
Property BY J. W. shucxess-
Money W Products. Or Why Times ~
. Hard. By James ". Wilson --... -
me Flf,y Cent Dollar. BY Neil ". g
rothsrA
Any ef these books sent postpaid z
any address b. the Nsficosa BsnseaiI
lunien. la Monroe stresl ChseAes' ~
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w. E. COX,
Attorney at Law.
JASPER, INDIAN -.

t,~,sacu,ing Attorney for the nth Judicial
t,ircuit and will carefully attend to any etN y
b,,-in.-- entrusted To him in any county "'
the circuit -. -.
orfice in >payd'- building on fnbhr >luA'e
Dec. y. E2-ly
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-09-20
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Baltimore, Sept. 17.-Capt. James of the
British oil-tank steamer Beacon
Light, from Shields. reports see
ing on Wednesday the wreck
of a vessel bottom up. 1t was
north IS east of Cape Henry, distant 50
miles, and appeared to have been in the
water long time.
Boston, Sept. 17.-Schr Jennie S. Butler,
from New York for Las Palmas, arrived
here to-day in tow of tug Ice King from
Vineyard Haven for repairs.
Fortress Monroe, Sept. TT.-Steamer
Grand Duchesse. just completed at New
port News, for the Plant system, went to
sea on her trial trip this morning
Halifax. N. s., Sept. 16-British fishing
schr Amanda was run into off Souris last
week by American fishing schr Marcel1us.
The former lost foremost and bowsprit
and claimed the latter at fault.
Newport, r. l., Sept 17.-Fishing schr
Nickerson, of Gloucester, went ashore at
Bulls Point, near Seaconnet Point, last
evening. Her condition is at present un-
known.
Portsmouth, n. H, Sept. 1.-the cap
tain of steamer Reading, which vessel
sank the fishing schr James Dyer off Gay
Head last Sunday, says the collision was
unavoidable, as thick fog prevailed at the
time, and the steamer was almost on the
sailing vessel before she was seen.
Quebec. Sept H.-Steamer Huelva,
which was reported as having passed Cape
Magdalen yesterday with cargo of coal
on fire, passed inward for Montreal this
evening. Capt. Towill reports the steam
er all right and no fire in her cargo. The
captain says the Cape Magdalen light
house keeper must have mistaken his sig
nails,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-09-20
MEMORANDA.

Charleston, S. c., Sept. 19-Arrived,
steamer George w. Clyde. Chichester,
Jacksonville, proceeded New York.
Sailed, steamers Cola (Br), Nelson, ia
maica; Granda (Br). Hockin. Barcelona
and Genoa.
Port Tampa, Fla, Sept. 1s.-Arrived,
steamers Florida, Hewson, Mobile.
New York. Sept. 17.-Cleared, steamer
Nab (Br), Rasmussen, Savannah.
Philadelphia, Sept. n.-Arrived, schrs
Matilda Borda, Perth Amboy: Harry A.
Berwind, Wallace, Savannah; r. S. Ora
ham, Outten, Jacksonville
Delaware Breakwater Sept. 17.-Sailed,
schr J. Percy Bartram, from Savannah
for Perth Amboy.
Brunswick. Ga. Sept. H-Arrived, schr
VIM. E. Cloves, Ritch. St. Thomas, via
Sapelo.
Cleared bark Amicitia CNor). Christian
sen, Garston.
Barry, Sept. H.-Sailed, steamer Up
lands (Br), Savannah.