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Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-10-24
New ORLEANS, Oct. Is

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. Id.
Cotton.-Arrived since the 9th instant, of
Louisiana and Mississippi $3.50 bales, Lake
9; together, 65sS bales. Cleared in the
same time, for Liverpool 1878 bales; Havre
2349; Havana so; New York 4S2; together,
4454 baIes--making an addition to stock of
2l34 bales, and leaving on hand inclusive Of
all on ship board not cleared on the 18th
inst. stock of Ia GAL bales.
The Cotton market in the commence
ment Of the week was rather dull and de-
pressed, and some parcels were sold at re-
ducton Of fully Of a cent on the rates pre-
= yiousIy current. As the week advanced,
however, more buyers came forward, and
the market soon grew quite animated; sales
of all descriptions we're effected at prices
fully as high as those quoted in our last, and,
on the better sorts, which are sought for
with the most avidity, some little improve
mcnt has been realized. The sales to
amount to about 300 bales; some on
English account, but principally for France
and our Northern markets. The quantity
of new Cotton arriving, Notwithstanding that
supplies from Red River are almost wholly
cut off, in consequence oflow water, is great
er than at the same time last season, but the
stock on sale owing to the continuance of a
good demand, is at present very light.
Sugar, Louisiana.-We arc again with
out any special change to record in the
market for Sugar, the rates being the same
as previously, 50 8 cents for fair to prime,
ane the demand still confined in great
measure to the wants of city dealers. The
stock on sale is extremely small. HdpGnd
Sugars. There is very heavy stock in
market, and the demand continues exceed
ingly feeble. Brown remains at 8 81, but
white has declined TO lii II cents.
MoldSSeS.-No change has occurred in
the market since our last; the article con-
tinues very scarce, and the demand limited
at % to 80 cents per gallon.
Flow.-The market in the beginning of
the week, possessed some little buoyancy;
sales were made at 1925 a9.50 per Dbl.
for Superfne, and holders generally looked
forward with considerable confidence for a
further advance. On the arrival, however,
of several lots from st. Louis, and the mouth
of Ohio, things took different turn. The
bakers, who we're almost the only operators,
Withdrew from the market, which gave it a
downward tendency, and caused willing
ness on the part Of holders to realize at 50
for large lots. Arrived this week, 1856 bis
Begging and Bale Rope.-There is a
large stock Of both articles in market. Last
weeks quotations are continued, but we
have to remark, that the demand has, if any
thing, grown more limited. Arrived this
week, 65 pieces Bagging, 1892 COILS Rope.
Money Market. The banks continue to
do but little business in the way Of discount
ing. Out doors the market is very light !;
money can be obtained for good mortgaged
paper, at from 10 to per cent. per annum,
but notes Of any other class viii not be dis
counted short off to3 per cent. per month
HatHf L.lt.aF %
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-10-24
NEGRO BROGANS.

NEGRO BROGANS.
n AhA0 Pairs, "Kentucky Manu-
AsVVU facture," on commission,
which we will sell by the case at one dol
lar and fifty cents a pair, for cash.
COMPTON g. KICKS.
October IL, 1898
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-10-24
PLANTAT1oNsFoR SALE.
'ENHE UNDERSIGNED offers at privu,,
N sale his fs 1888

aa o Plantation,
10 Jefferson county, seven and half miles
cast OF Rodney, combining upwards of
800 ACRES OFGOOD LAND, lf
Together with the FARMING UTENSILS,
PRESENT CROP CORN, STOCK OF
HOHSES, CATTLE, HOGS, &c. with
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNI-
TURE.
On the premises there is a good Dwell.
LING, GIN and MILL BARN and NEGRO
CABINS, with other out-hoUses. There are
several Never. Failing SPRINGS, on differ.
ent parts of the Plantation.
TERMs:-One fourth of the purchase mo
ney down, and the balance in one, two and
three years.
0TGentlemen wishing TO purchase will
please apply to the subscriber on the prem
Uses.
oct3 THOS. nj. MILLER.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-10-24
liquors.
Entertainment

THVHE UNDERSIGNED informs his
IN friends and the public generally, that
he will, on MONDAY, the 22d inst open
HOUSE OF ENTERTAINMENT,
in the town Of Fayette. His residence is
n.the northern part of the town, entirely Sc
cluded from the noise and hustle of the
place. His Table shall be furnished with
the best articles of provisions the surround
ing county affords, and his Stables with a
plenty of good Corn and Fodder, and prom
ises to spare no means in his power to make
his guests comfortable. Therefore, he soli-
cts the patronage his friends and the pub
lie generally. His residence may be found
by his sign on the end of his office, situated
on the road leading to Port Gibson.
b. G. KEY.
nmFayette, Oct. Is, 1888. nnanI
tErThe Natchez Free Trader, PorssGib-
son Correspondent, and Grand Gulf Adver-
tiser, will insert the above six weeks, after
which forward their accounts to the subscrl-
Der in Fayette, for payment
oct l6 b. u. KEY.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-10-24
MISSISSIPPI MILITlA-THIRD REGI-
MENT.

COGdP.4N'Y "A, ATTENTION.
A LII MALE CITIZENS between the age
n of is and As, who are subject to Militia
Duty, residing within the limits Of Company
A, are hereby ordered to attend General
Muster Of the Regiment at Fayette, on Mon
day, Doth October, armed and equipped as
the law directs. By order, .I
P. NOE, Captain,
]. w. HOLMES, Ord. Sgt.
The Company's beat is bounded as fol-
lows:-North by Claiborne county, east by
the public road from Port Gibson through
Shankstown to Fayette, south by Coles
Creek and "Chubby's Fork" and west by
he Mississippi River. oct 3
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-10-24
THE MARKETS.

Total, this season, Its
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-10-24
ALLST OFLETTERS

II EMAINING in the Post Office at Fay
IN cite, Miss. on the Both Sept. 1885
which, ifnot taken out previous 10 the Isl
January next, viii be sent to the General
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-14

EREAt bisEssns GoNoRRnEA, GLEET, ae, wr,..
ten more especially hose ~bo require private, well
s he ae o. esers Individual he TreasS
(which may be had alone wished oil fitted in the lid OF
cesar, or .he surs Having this e chest AND sook coa
plr,e there occasn whae er 10 mah~ secona p.rson
acquainted With the subject not even In long standing
doubtful cases be preierred however The author may
consulted conddsnay by post or otherwise, and the
would br scarcely possible 10 express the satisfaction this
iulr beck all who acquainted wit IT, being
give the plain sad faithful treatment ei regular
physician Of ana sn- also who IS hon
the nj IA America a. Or Mott OF New York
Paysick Of Philadclphia,ts directions followed
W ,hat regularity which
this lutte vonme, Gully are The different KINDS III the dis
more distressing symptoms which sre from constitution, ha
bits Of lie, &C given with great clearness that
health and spirits almost broken down for
proper reainenl led al to their
re- unwi,e than himself any Boosting
which daily advertised as certain cures IN all
those varying circumstances Indeed, is to these chiefly,
ha persons continuing from month
moalh aa should be also known ina, il not only
ofmnd great expense incurred by these de-
wher clap rleet suffered remain so long
Nov" asroture mol removed by proper means Is Tie mosi
serious thRg lhai possibly happen, and, whch makes
once poets IL Moreover stage the dis
which much ignorance ard knavery rrastsed by
tend gert arising from ibis cause with box o.
p s n = IN he war would cure eurs For
therefore the author has been particularly anx
he has most competey Many have consuee
on structures who perfectly asioHisea the and
quckn with which thrv currd having for tried
every ether Indeed nader the authors mode
ofrsatmen,, nothing more safe and easy than the cure Of
structures.
The rsmanng chapters Of this little volume the sub
Of venerea disease properly called ia which every
symptom It's very FIRST beginning down TO It's most
elected erm stated with the utmost c-arncss In all their
stages The will be be exceedingly and
efectuaI, that, with The ASSISTANCE of The little Chest
one his with per safety Inthese chap
also will be found facts detailed upon the effect of
OLD anls children Many -ho are abont to mar
ry, heRg married have families will find deeply in
Price of the Chest and Book complete, $1,000 The Boon
alone. Loo.
Letters on consultation addressed TO the author
a9n-Sm DR. RALPH. SO CoUrrlandi st New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-14

III THIS invaluable medicine has, unaiosd by pufery
gasea high on solely ~ o.
deadly foe the human Communion or in radical
coush. asthma inaus M Group ahoopng cough and III in
faamaory affections .he chest and lungs offered 10 the
available 10 even the poorest classes Unaer clmse so
abe enr the prevalence OF sueh complaints calls mper
It's aoa to remove In their birth ihoe symptoms which
PREPARATION such remedy presented the coamuniy in
The Pectora Honey OF verwo the unfsag efficacy Of
b. many OF our most respectable citizens who having
rienced beneficial effects have voluntarily authorse the
proprietor refer any sufferer anxiouso escape IRON
the diseases above alluded 10.
In all fdAicult Ia hreshiu caused by inf'mms
will he und invaluable and unanv Of relief ope
In Distressing iacident,o children Group,
wboopng cough he the only certain remedy-aRd IN
sgais I've approacIes Of consampoN In FAC, The national
motto Of rSrouJ no in The @ witty Iou
meoicamens may With peculiar proprey he applied TO tha
For ale by JAMES o NOwILL, sole proprietor,
Mad,so, and Ca,nar me SIS Is.
0cotl, Mckssson3 Co las Maiden ] ane
J. nilbsu 1873 broadway.
Adam.c" 4 chf g. Br % 4 and ssysry:
George D. ccrgsshaa corner offearl and Rose s's.
H Bush. cora r Of II aramprsey and varck SITS.
Allen iagenol, Grasd, corner OF Norios i.
sisgreve Powers, Broakyn,LL
J. r Joses. Jamaics, L. l.
Or. Eh.s Tdsett, Poughkeepsie, NY
w Bristol Utica.
Ip'sr; ps ksly ! e g. .S Ssse'''N.r.
s ssSGs59 Dc Sing sT Hartford Conn
David Mitchell New Haven.
=. Thorou.i New Bedford, Mass
r. l. Baker. Charleston, s. G.
TO avoid spointmeat never purchase bottle with.
out s S and country
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-14

MORALITY OF RACING CAPTAISs.-The Cincinnati
Daily News ofthe 4t inst mentions the following piece
of vlsny, the authority of gentleman on whom
she editor has the strongest confidence THE steam.
ers Troabadour and Echo left Louisville the after
noon or evening of Saturday. The Trcubadour took
the lead. About midnight the Echo alongside,
and q adusly gained upon her, when the pilot of the
Echo was fred upon from the Troubadour. The rifle
(or ps,ol ball struck the pilot house. and had it not
lodged, must have passed through tho head of the
pilot !"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-14

hR. JOuNsOE seos~Vi,ea csrha. stisay =, hisop'ee
~ No ~ Dusnr Chatham aud william cts.
the foio~irr Diseases, vr,-a~rar ra, $3.50 Chssrr' q
structures srrnps Weakness s~d N surasr.s dsases
isr rur ven~r~s poison ussiaest o. iors
ad~co. - i've nv three dsv'
and the nveterss propartonsie tNs, ~he,
The uss OF any d~bstins ri1eous sirdsine
op business Psrsss r,irpssise hrS~vs 10 W Js'r
sens desc nselv vith crrssy ~ pcc~s
the Scrofpius soTe' nisersrd h~s
he speedily h~sed Strangers wosld 10 web ~ .isg ~
J.krson csn a. eertsa sr.vvnts,iv he wade
The fgrrgs-g tsess. eh hns aev~v fsN
ed used wbs yfopr h-ors snev errosurs Let
ters poe, paid e~~osisg stce hav h -see~tr
dieins, srd dIrrctons ter ts-us~ N~rvsrdes.
Aarnsssee from g. A. ~ to " stsshs ~ y-eV 80 -
fr~m n Ckam h~vsser~~t be 22ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-14

VISITING CARDS, plais wrliug, the Italian and fsncy
banda, Priatsd The polished 0erasa Force lain Card
be procured the Maiden Lase Broadway,
sTOurS Engraving Establishment, where specimen books
may be sres
which uRconmoky hlek The SILVER beisg expressly rolled
for the adveI tser.
Merenant1 Commission executed with dissinc s~d
Letter Stamps Consular and Eeoria Seals engraved u
order.
Brass Door Plates, Knockers nc.
STOUT, corser Of Maiden Lane
ala2m and RroahNav.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-14

~, ON the N. orleans rcayuue OF April al
hIsI A~k-Ai the earnest quest OF Mr. L. N. J.
~ OF the Parish OF Ascension, La give publicity the
following not. -
s-ssrs Edersn conceiying Z duty which owe TO my
lell-w men, ", a Mr.. Ltst, agent for Husers Red
orcp yonrci " big that you will allow me state that
alter having been srey and dangerously afflicted with GER
tain di. and after wing tried various prescriptions In
CLEVER months have been fully AVID perfectly cured
by taking this invaluable medicine tor very SHIRT
would sincerely recommend may be suffering In
similar mznner Respectfully, nc.
leo lws L.. -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-14

W The best history of the times are Robinson's
best gallery of portraits his li,ho
graphs of living characters They all excellent
productions, and will form mine nexhaustabe for an
ecdo,e w.t. laughter and inform alton of every kind long
long aer the present generation in their graves
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-14

EOR DYING THE BAIR. from Grey or Ned IN !.
u beautiful Black or Brown.-MaHOMMEDS TBREIsH
DYE universally admitted TO be the article ever seoa
before the public II 10 dsiy every ober rrey ~
ration for he psrpoe which mostly composed OF arie,er
materials must evenusy give way sptretv IN m.
Turkish Dye Its separation Is being ,nnsS
head nRh before going bedon rising IN he %
ming the transformation u complete The Sam eary,s ,r<
fers no chasge either rem aiscoormep
OF other cause us use be attended with or
s2i.y esy,., os c coos%
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-14

TosSAGE-The following revised statement from
the report Of the Secretary of Treasury presents
haps in clearer view the comparative Importance of
the several districts having the greatest amount Of
mage as exhibited in September last. 1t will be
in poin, of fact that New Bedford is exceeded only by
New York and Bostsa. in the smonnt registered.
New York inclading %, lie tons steamboat 4l0,s79
Boston, POI, 004
New DEMONSTRATING 5452l tons steam
boat, sa375
New Bedford, $3.50
Notwithstanding 4127 tons steamboat 81, 74s
Misunderstanding $500 tons steamboat, 67,l07
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-14

10 De Tocquevilles work on the Democracy OF
America is one of the best works published this year
Dearborne has issued very handsome edition of !.
TALL his editions are excellenD that ought find its way
into every family in the city. We shallgve it lengthy
notice shortly.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-14

IOUCA, sPANACEA-rrepareds olci, from vegs.
table MATER, by cob Houck, Rsnsore ~
with perfect safety by all and IN all dsasrsi
cures are TOR the following los ~ Ap
pee Indigssiep ta6snson ri the stomach Heart Burr
Diauhez Dysen Fius, Plies Fisluia Oesrneied Msr
srustiss and Fpv~v, Rous Rrnrsni Fever. t.
p,us Fever Scarlet F~ve snan Pux Erysip.sss 81
ihonvs Pire Ashra Pie sry Measles, yellow Fever, CO.
tivsne I, " rd on stomach Bowels Choers Aoyhu.
Consumption Indsrnf. Colds Coughs inhsnp .io,y sor
Th-oat, or ous,sey who-piBe Cotsb Th ush Sor,
souh Pu,rd Ttros crouR, determination oth- Hear
Dropsy Ricx~, Disease sfhe LIVER. Jaundicr. Difficulty
rkisg Urine, Greet Mysteries, Nervous sna scrduloas
fecans Msmbsrs Llgsm-r M"rcprisi NJ. vso.
real Diseases Ulcers s.re Aaeciors ~ the SKIS snd AL ds
ea.e. .,,sinv from Is,pure Bd Price hotle aI
soldby RUsH HiLlnNh
Ard Dealers o arugs n,~S,eisrs paints aye voos v
dan gass nc No 10, ge~en icb Ne. York .isn.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-14

10 The Baltimore and Hartford Turnpike Compa
ny has declared dividend of and half per cent
for the last six months.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-14

r...r frsm Europe--Mr. Bennsscs Aes'ers'
The virginiap. Captain Harris, from Liverpool 70 'ne
sh .f June and the Burgundy, Rocket 20 inc ~" Oh
-. arrived. We have full files by each vessel
We shall give full extracts in our morning paper
Ar stevenson, our Minister is ON VISIT TO Lord
Althorp.
The per cent Reduction Bill has been reported ia
vor.bly in the French Chamber OF Peers.
The reports in favor of the Havre Railroad and Or
leans Railroad are adopted in the Chamber Of DePs
HES
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-14

EvIsOn's HUnTEF,S kI ID d. OP-rhY
IL prdicir, the only sbsolue sp inc Inst hiss bees
discovered for the ~ the dang dhrases
company Tho Of which has herr kr when
seated h. the sysem To - DOVE rom ison To genera
ton ing he ski OF the ras~nt pysc'afS Thr
medicine Is owed nv ever, scqua'n, with u 10 BE- ih
certain safe, and p.alsu dr ~
every of The Ioises the system in
DAYS, how OLE The amt nj avs be
with grea safety under cir snssnces by b-h
aer, discovery frnn the mot ,is ffi.r' thrr'
IL no. =, arciins wbs~vrt laid the patient Such
cur, performed that ~ the w,est respectable ply
sci.ns using W her pfae''ce fvrry phal will
have the nature oi DR. u. Ltvson, OF whom II
be obtain-d prtvsiriy nj all tines
Price 81 per phis. tee-lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-14

BJS Mr.. E. S. Connor al the park is becoming
great favorite. He is of the most handsomely
formed nen, actor in this city; and joined to
u fine person. he has remarkably handsome features.
His acting is chase. yet any thing but tame his elscu-
mon is exceeding good, gestures appropriate and en-
phasis faultless His Sir Thomas Clifford was the best
that ever the park any where slse' except
Charles Kemhle's, ana Conner has this advantage ne
looks the character better than Kemble. His Claude
Msnotte was mastery performance, and equal 10 For
rests, and superior TO any other have had. A Ger
rect likeness OF him has just been published by Turner
and Fisher.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-14

10. Mr. and Mrs. Barnes, and Miss Charlotte Barnes,
have arrived in this city after NEST successful tour in
the South We regret TO learn that old favorite
comedian is in a very feeble state of health.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-14


SUPERIOR CoURT-July l2.-Judges Jones, Oakley
and Tallmadge presiding.
Decisions were given in the following cases.
The North American Fire Insurance Company ads
Charles Duncan Ordered filing affidavit OF SER
vice Of notice Of argument, &C., and molten Of Mr.
Ssndford appearing te oppose, that the verdict
taken in this cause be set aside, and a tria
graned.
Avery H. Pierce rs. The Mayor, &C., of New York
Judgment affirmed.
James Farrsut Is. Job S. Gold. judgment re.
wersed.
John Henris rs. Mary Mckinley. Judgment If.
frmed.
David Codwise ads. Bella s. Lypde and William T.
Jennipgs. Mo,ios for trial denied.
Charles Halock and Gilbert Bates Us. NathaHiel
Bunce New trial granted payment Of by
plaintiff, Of the trial. and argument withs 10 days after
notice Of ills rule; IL paid, the Judgment Of Non
Suit
,Aiber, Dowd John G. Tibbetis. Jadgmen, for
plaintiff
George O. Mason rs Charles w. Huntingdon and
Rober r. Campbell Judgment for plaintiff on the de
murrer, with liberty 10 defendants 10 rejon de
paymen, Of costs within 10 days after notice Of this
rule.
Joseph Wallis ps Daniel B. Tallrnsdge. Judgment
for plaintiff on demurrer, with liberty TO defendant TO
plead de payment Of within 10 days after
notice Of this rule.
William Prnd and others ads Peter O. Barker and
others Ordered that the party ST. John be
from the attachment o. payment Of the Of the
same.
William Oracle administrator, &c, Of Elisabeth
Rogers, deceased rs Nehemiah Rogers and others New
trial ordered payment Of by the plaintiff Of the
trial ano OF opposing this motion.
Robert McCurly en- d Others ps Alonzo b. Bige.
low and Timothy Clourh. Judgment for the plaintiff
the demurrer. with liberty defendants 10 cad de
payment Of costs within 10 days after notice OF
shs rule.
rTu tHE PUB, IC--REMITTANcEs TO ALL
\ PARTS OF ENGLAND IRELAND AND scOT.
LAND 5. , syLvE-TER. 80 Br adwsv, and Y wall ST
respseuu " soquairts the public throughout the States
ssa Cansas s sooa arr effected thosgh
Banker, Messrs Bsrned Co. Liverpool, and Mrssrs
ysres nult. Soa Co. Lonion enable him IN rive
ras auo ruers 81 cred payable IN part 81 Engsod
ssnN ~ ~coiand W required. fran W md
wehng tartmt 49, - '""''
eoh,hed repntaiisn Of he above ed banker, In
urns.cors h'"""'ee 'o' ''so's'iV I" an
Every ssnuoa viii b. paid 10 o-dsr. ,rspsm,,d bv mail
taep = }. syLvEsrERs
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any psrt ~ the O"uri states Canada -, r,~..
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The b'enes rates ~ lhoss renu tunt.,. ~. 80
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Ne 81 sylvester isfprns the rrb,,s a., :, -, -. =.
rpove bs' iinHss ~ ~ Broad y" n'r ~ :,
tsslr bed e. ~ ses "a wsns,.,,. 80 ns
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Tn. -ps-ere, NJ A. The rshlc fst The node h.
has INV sp,-d ~ rveyias The wslsr from The spriaps
JANIS IAnoURgux,
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L DIR, GooDwILLs DETEReENT. and Or. COOP.
hhES rILLs-A sure and speedy cur tor certain deli
eaf diseases when taken together the Detergent q NULL
rand the ris as strengthener 81 i've Diseased
These articles are now universally that thing
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-14

Row BOAT RAcE--Few things give US SO mucn
pleasure as to see the generous and gallant spirit OF II
valry existing amongst the various members OF our
New York Boat Clubs. On Wednesday afternoon a
race came off between the Codhoppr, the Ed"iH For
rssi and the osceoaa all FIRST class six Dared boats
The race by the Clodhopper, which came
in two lengths ahead of the Oscecla, and 200 yards
ahead of the Edwin Forrest The Clodhepper was
built by Mr.. Crolius and isneary feet shorter than
the other boats she against Her crew consisted OF
tie following persons :-Jshn Young. Thomas Young
James Earle. John E. Jennings w. b. Roberts, H. t..
Roberts, earsmeR, and M. Barns, Coxswan. The bets
u, the time Of starting two TO one in favor OF the
Forrest Four Of the above crew are tie same that
rewed in the Passae Newark boat against the White
hallers some time back.
The prize won by the ClodhopPer was beautiful sill