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China (China) (search for this): article 9
Dead Freight. --The clipper ship Storm King has sailed from this port for Hong Kong with a cargo of lumber and grain. She also takes several pacing ponies. About two hundred Chinese go as passengers, including two merchants of that country. Deep in the hold are nine baskets full of dead Chinamen. It may not be known that emigration companies at Hong Kong agree to take back the people who come here, dead or alive. The ashes of nine of their number that were buried in California have been gathered, and are now about to be reinterred in their native land. Frequently one or two hundred dead Chinamen, boxed up, are conveyed back to the Flowery Kingdom.--San Francisco Bulletin.
John Hudson (search for this): article 9
Roaming about --A negro, named John Hudson, was arrested by a watchman last Friday night, and when asked for his free papers, presented to the officer a letter addressed to "Miss Laura Williams," which contained ardent wishes for her "good health," and was signed "Chris. Long." The document was not quite sufficient to prove his freedom or his honesty, and the Mayor committed Hudson to jail. A woman named Elizabeth Foster, claiming to be free, was also before the Mayor on Saturday, and orhn Hudson, was arrested by a watchman last Friday night, and when asked for his free papers, presented to the officer a letter addressed to "Miss Laura Williams," which contained ardent wishes for her "good health," and was signed "Chris. Long." The document was not quite sufficient to prove his freedom or his honesty, and the Mayor committed Hudson to jail. A woman named Elizabeth Foster, claiming to be free, was also before the Mayor on Saturday, and ordered to procure her papers forthwith.
Laura Williams (search for this): article 9
Roaming about --A negro, named John Hudson, was arrested by a watchman last Friday night, and when asked for his free papers, presented to the officer a letter addressed to "Miss Laura Williams," which contained ardent wishes for her "good health," and was signed "Chris. Long." The document was not quite sufficient to prove his freedom or his honesty, and the Mayor committed Hudson to jail. A woman named Elizabeth Foster, claiming to be free, was also before the Mayor on Saturday, and ordered to procure her papers forthwith.
Christopher Long (search for this): article 9
Roaming about --A negro, named John Hudson, was arrested by a watchman last Friday night, and when asked for his free papers, presented to the officer a letter addressed to "Miss Laura Williams," which contained ardent wishes for her "good health," and was signed "Chris. Long." The document was not quite sufficient to prove his freedom or his honesty, and the Mayor committed Hudson to jail. A woman named Elizabeth Foster, claiming to be free, was also before the Mayor on Saturday, and ordered to procure her papers forthwith.
Elizabeth Foster (search for this): article 9
Roaming about --A negro, named John Hudson, was arrested by a watchman last Friday night, and when asked for his free papers, presented to the officer a letter addressed to "Miss Laura Williams," which contained ardent wishes for her "good health," and was signed "Chris. Long." The document was not quite sufficient to prove his freedom or his honesty, and the Mayor committed Hudson to jail. A woman named Elizabeth Foster, claiming to be free, was also before the Mayor on Saturday, and ordered to procure her papers forthwith.
Canary (search for this): article 9
Bill Head! Bill Heads!! --The largest and most complete assortment of Ruled papers, for Bill Heads, of various colors — Blue, White, Buff, Canary, Pink, and Purple — just received at this Office. Merchants and others in want, can rely on getting a good article of Paper, and as cheap as they can be procured anywhere. Call and see specimens and prices. [t
March, 11 AD (search for this): article 9
Fire at St. Joseph, Mo. St. Joseph, Mo., Nov. 3 --A destructive fire is raging on Main street, between Jules and Felix streets. The whole block will be swept away. Vigorous efforts are being made to confine it to that locality, and they may succeed.
St. Joseph, Mo. (Missouri, United States) (search for this): article 9
Fire at St. Joseph, Mo. St. Joseph, Mo., Nov. 3 --A destructive fire is raging on Main street, between Jules and Felix streets. The whole block will be swept away. Vigorous efforts are being made to confine it to that locality, and they may succeed.
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