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The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1845-12-30

The estimated Receipts, Means, and Ex-
penditures for the fiscal year commen-
cling lst July. ls46, and ending June
30, 1s47, are as follows:
RECEIPTS.
From customs for the
four quarters s22, 200, 900 90
From public lands 100000 90
FTQna miscellaneous and
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1845-12-30

Which deducted from to-
tai means above stated
viii leave in the 'Trea-
sury on 1st July, 1916,
an estimated balance
of
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1845-12-30

Which, deducted nom
the total OF means before
stated, gives an estimated
balance on lst July, l847,
Of
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-06
Terma 81 AdverlieIng.


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The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-06
POap8 Ys

SELECTIONS BBoM THE POEMS or BARR cromwell
loved her Wkensshe looked from INC
loved he when she looked from me,
And hid her stihed signs:
loved her too when she did smile
With shy and downcast eyes,
The light within them rounding ''like
The young moon in its rise"
/ loved her!-Dost thou love no more,
Now she FROM hee i flown,
To some far distapt- distant shore,
Unfetter'd, and alone?
Peace. peace! know her: she will come
Again, and be mine own.
A kiss-a sigh--a little word
We changed, when VIC did part;
No more: yet read in her eyes
The promise Of her heart;
And Hope (Rho from all Others hyO
From NE will meier depart.
So here live--n lover lone,
Contented with my state,
More sure Of love, il she return,
Than others are Of hate:
And il she def too can die
Content still with my fate.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-06

I die for thy sweet love! The ground
Not panteih So for summer ram,
AZ for one soft look Of thine:
And yet. I sigh in vain!
A hundred men are near thee now
Each one, perhaps, surprising me
But who doth feel a thousundth part
or what feel for thee!
They lock on thee, as men will look
Who round the wild world laugh q rove
I only think how sweet 'twould be
To die for thy sweet loue.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-06
A ReprOach.

Look gently on me! Thou dost move
(Yet why 3 thine eyes away!
Dost dream that could harm thee, Loves
Or thy sweet soul bciray!
Know better! Some may seek theiFend,
Through eli bad deeds that be;
But I--beyond the world thy friend
Can never injure thee!
NY love, my wo, not deny:
And | cannot from them Nee
Buff thou biddest--l can dle
Far-lar away from thee (!
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-06

Wit thou leave me? did give
All my fond true heart 70 thee,
Dreaming thou mighCst scern II not:
And eanst thou abandon me!
l have loped-oh, word Of love,
Bear nc 20 thy star Of bliss,
Let me know if orlds above
Can Fequits The pain Of this.
have IoVed-ohs lover. Why
Must all my fondness telll
Do not--do not bid me die
At thy cruel word--"karewell'"
A DKEAMER's Sung.
I dream Of the at morn.
When an the earth is gay
Save i, who live a life forlorn,
And die thro' long decay.
/ dream ofthee at noon,
When lhesumnier sun Is high,
And the river sings a sleepy tune,
And the Woodl give no reply.
I dream office az eve,
Beneath the fading sun,
When even The winds begin to grievei
And / dream iill il is done.
Idnam ofthee at night,
When dreams, men say, are frees
Alas, thou dear---too dear delight!
When dream not Of thee!
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-06
MAJOR D4VEZAC.

We suppose we shall hear all sorts Of
howlings from the nativists at the appoint
ment of this old bullet scared veteran to an
important office abroad. He IS one Of
these "rascally foreigners" But he has
been longer in our country than the whole
lifetime Ofmost the nativists, and has proven
his devotion to the land ofhis adoption by
more trying service in her cause than the
whole faction win render from now til
eternity Mr.. Polk has not made a moro
acceptable appointment.
Yicksbarg Sentinel.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-06

In plOughing steephills, incline the fur
row 10 the left hand directly in proportion
to the descent Of the declivity, IND suffering
the team to re-ascend the Hill with0ui fur
row,
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-06

0TTThe Madisonian says that Mr.. Ell
more, Of SOunh Carolina, has declined the
prOflered appointment of Minister to Eng
land, on account of engagements at homo
requiring his personal attention.
Picanme.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-06

AsR1cUIrURE is the an Of raising crops;
husbandry, thea Of preserving and -esa'
pending them.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-06
THE woo DEMOCRAT
IS PUBLIsnFD EVERY TUESDAY MORNING ny

G. W. JONES s. E. BARKsDALE,
On Main Street, Yazoo City-over the Store
Off. Wallace & Coat Three dollars year,
in ADvANCE-or four dollars, IL not paid within a
month from the time Of subscribing.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-06

0%TJOhn Y. Mason, Jr., has received
from the President the appointment ofPR-
ser in the Navy. Pioayfae.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1845-11-11

nibt n1ebr unter BEN eebenoioen 1T. llno
lpare es mir 6u iener 3eit pirfib eeluns
gen, Guren Sinn su tpenoen, 70 spdroe
Oct mir ent9eeenifrebcnoe SS0e Cures
Soters, Der ourb Gin eeeebene5 98ort 9e'
bunoen par. cine &lippe fir MIDI eewor:
Den ielm an Der ib notbtpenoi8 fdeitern
mubte. eSa, oamals mar mein Wuniben
tboribt - beut nidbt mebr. Sur Gurer
sinHtlmmune beoorf es. uno idb bin elm
lebr beneioensspertber Menlb. Ser cole
Nocco6 perwei9ert mir ieinen Saterie9en
nibt, mein 9ebeilertss eeben bat ibn pers
iobnt, uno freunolib reibt ct mir bic
6ano Su einem oauprnoen 8lGcfe. 3ies
bet Sbr Die Gure nidt suriicf, 2rnoloe
penn e6 gilt, einen @efalIenen uno reui8
8ieoereritonoenen nit feinem @eibide
p0Qio su peri6bnen. @uioo 1T oabn. er
febrt ME ipieoer. labt MIDI eudb feline
SteQe eriesen."
Sas fonnet Sbr nibt ! ernieosrte 2(rs
notoe fopflbdttelno. SD pill Gub nibt
beleio0en, Gub ubt nisorie ite0en ourb
cieie Sebauptune. SD eebe Gub einen
Sepei5 meines pieoer9etebrten Sertraus
ems. wenn id eerooe uno often mid eeeen
Sub ou6iprebe. Bo5u Gub uno MIDI
ielblt tdulben. 0a5 GlId oer eriten
uno wobren 9iebe, nenn es BON Der raus
ben 6ano oes Sbidlals 3ertrimmert
miro, ldbt itb ME pieoer erneuern. 3u
trcu. su inni9 bab ib an msinsm @uioo
8eboneen. als ooB ib iemals enen Qnosrn
lieben Connie. Weine Seele 1T nod gang
bon ieinem Siloe erfullt !; ,pie perm0bt'
ih e5, MIDI Su einsm anoern Manne bin.
suneioen Oarum itebet ab BON guren
8inibem N9oitino ib tpi0 Sub cine
Sreunoin fein obsr mebr fam ib nibt.
.Urnoloe. GU biif srauiam !" rief Oct
Singing. ,.Qb, Du peibt es nibt, tpas
es beibt, nit feuri9er Sebnlubt su liebsn.
uno itdb peribmdbt su ieben. 49, Nein.
Mdoben. nein, ib eebe Oitb nibt auf !"
fubr er orineenoer fort: ..oem 0immel
fam icb entia0en, Dir nibt rebr. feitoem
aufs Steue Oeiner 2(ueen Strabl mir sc.
leubtet. Beroe mein @eib. Ou berrs
libe Sunofrau. ib tpiQ Did beiBer lieben,
ais Oein 8uioo DID liebte ; ib foroere
iest ni6t Don Dir Grwieoeruno meiner
9luth ib per!onee feline Neiouno fir Die
@ceenwort. bic 3ufunft mag mir erlt bic
Roien pldcfen. nab oenen itb iebt oei5e /;
ib min menea BInIbsn Sbranfen ists
sen. uno eeouloie barren. biz Su MIDI
ourb 9eeenliebe betobnif. - bob mein
@eib mubt Ou peroen oamit 0ein Ses
fiji mir eespib 1T. uno ib nibt nit Oct
Surbt MIDI qudle, DID perlieren 5u mii'
fen. uno - ncin. cb ertriioe oiele 60Qe
nbt j. 9ib in ben Urmen zines 2(n'
bern ;u ieben."
(Sortfssuna fcl9t,)
Sin iibles &erbdltnib b.- Sin 3eitunes=
berausueber i'm @effen fchreibt an feline
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1845-11-11
(Sortissun9 fol9t.)

Sin ibles &erbdltnib.- Sin 3eitunes=
berausseber i'm 8efen fbreibt an feline
ldfIsen Snbierptions Se5ab!er uBir
itno ni6t i'm Stonoe> ale Sage 2-3 2ba=
ler fit pferoe aussu9eben, um N(,te
beirn5uiu6en, bic lan9e beaablt baben ioll=
ten suoem iino mir gu ob9erifen uno IL
bel 9efleioet, Inn uns auberbalb unieres
Bobnorts feben lohen gu fonnen."
Die 8unoer BET Snoufrie. - 2ls elm
fbla9enoer Selae gu oer unse5euern l1es
berlesenbeit bet Mafbienen lrbeit tber
Die 6ano 2(rbeit miro an9efibrt, oab Die
Sewobner Don 6 ieut in Sffinoien,
BON pelber Staot Bet befannte Calico
1einen gtamen bat, ,po oer 2(rbeitslobn
bas fiebenfade nieori9er, ols in Gn9lano
ifebt, oennob bon nen9lifben 8ebitdb=
len" ibren Seoorf be5ieben.
Sonoerbare Siebausfelune. - gei
oct neuliben 0srifultur 1usitel1une in
burlington, Sermont, prdlentirte Sr. 8.
gbaie 3 bubble Wdoben, 81 Sabr alt
uno fdmmttieb auf einmal NIT einanoer
eeboren. Die COMMITTEE fir 6ausbaltz
Manufafturen betpi0iete ibm $l4 8elobs
nun9 uno cieies Gelo tpurbe BON oen aus
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1845-11-11
NrnplOe Sc Npecas.

gine GrSdbluno aus Dem orltten 8iertsl
oes iebssebnten Sabrbunoert6.
The New York herald., 1845-03-23
miscellaneous Record.

PAcKEr sHrr ZURICH Johnston. for Havre. will sail to-
morrow-Monday.
BRe Hyprn ALI for St Crox, sail. this morning Sunday
at o'clock from The pier foot of Market st.
scHR DENMARK Crowe, from New Jersey for Boston, car
ashore the Eat end Of Long Island
the beach, and would Dc sold lay Immediately,
haven .ns
peced she would be got of in few days without much dam
sss but Il M % eaeTy or 'outhery blow came up she would
JAsrEs, Rich Of aud from Msch,s for New York,
Eohs:.ss Rocks ndssvSIias to make harbcr below
hs! yid!ss parted her cables, and IN the
' she Ssa ss @s s .nr %
sSS Par q he. dsci load h.d been Of ','a '''
.lSd Hole snG aa .ls% saa
LOST M sa .es Of r: so @ Ss m heard q" @ She
had cargo OF flour and corn which was insured Boston for
VRpERs-March lsnConm2dore James Bddl. to command
a;ESaTSs "roas6 year from i:t .Hon''"'n Hp1
III sv Sc aIS
Col %m F,ee%a LsaI Henry Tyler! Be sp' captain. "a.
Young You @ % Lieut. Henry yirr pro.
% :" By rsa
Young.
Arr at New London nth inst Alert, Middleton NV Cost,
via New Zealand Dec g. $500 bhs Spoke Oct 81, lat
ss wS Ss whales cb New Ens
s,sris .Jsr. Jsr
l Ps 4 Bay Of .es % date ss
off shore Dec Neptune do. 1905 Henry do i7ooreptd Oct
7. 1909; Porl,nd, do, VIII; Com Preb e. Lysn, 1900
Heard rem o. NY Coast no date Adeine Cole NB 1900
On Japan June 49, Columbia Nant SPIN this seasonhad
1890 "a April; 20, Ad Gibbs FIJI SPIN th, easonhad
100 II mos before. = - - -
A. ,sms %S SEQ SsI. s Of and
Ward, for MI. ~ ~ - '
Spoken.
Olive Branch, New Orleans for Philadelphia 7h inst lat 2s
Ion 81. 'N' " ~ - ~
Rocka Evans, Liverpool for New Orleans Feb 20, of the
/ s,C Cape Clear 1870 miles. "
Ellen Brooks Sampson from Glasgow NOrleans Esh IA
L Of Arkow. "
Foreign Forts.
MANILA, Nov 26In port Belyders, Eastsrbrook from
Macae 23d for China, t Dover Lamson for Boston
Dec sa 10; Delhi Williams, FOR Macao. 10 days, Msrchan
The New York herald., 1845-03-23
Foreign Markets,

HAvArA, MARoH 5.-The supplies OF Sugar from the
country arrive but sparngy and since the LIST January
time last year The Spanish houses still puac
at to st rs for cucuruchos 81 to l0t for ordinary as
sorted up to 10 rs for fine parces for superior forees
VI l3 rs have been offered and refused the holders
10 l4rs We fear this state of the market will continue
Tor some time to come in quence of the great def
cheney Of cur CROP Although the fields
IN appearance after the hurricane ii is found
grinding that the completely dry and hence
discrepancy in the estimates Of the crop
grinding Generally throughout the island there s
immense falling of, and only few estates make above
hall crop while majority yield not than fth
to third The highest estimate of the crsp between
this and Matanzas of 500 600 boxes and from all
favorable At the time have to advert to very
general opinion that the crop will in the aggregate fall
short more than halt Of that of last year. and that it
will not be than 400 009 boxes against $50 600 the
past season No MuscOvados have yet appeared at
ket nor will there be any for some weeks to come.
Our exports to date compared with those of last year
as follows
To the North of Europe. boxes is,44i al.5o1
mediterranean, ,............ 9225
% 70 the states i4aas s,S 90 1s'Si ~
Ofcoee our exports are Al 500 against asa $50 at the
same time last year. We have no stock at market; the
nary to II the finer Sorts equal at IL per Ct pm to
sSs as9 II p. cwt. f. o. b.
MoLAssEs- The very small supplies from the country
have caused an advance TO rs and speculative de-
mand having since arisen considerable quantities have
been contracted for at As this movement however
does not seem to be followed up is probable the
EXCHANGE on London firm at II per CT prem; Paris "a
per Ct; United States u to per CT pm.
FREieHrs to Europe nominal at f2 10 l5 to the u
In conformity with orders from Spain our authorities
have the goth umo abrogated the decree Of the 7h
October by which various articles declared duty
acted all mportations since that date The Consuls
have protested against this proceeding.
The New York herald., 1845-03-23
Baltimore.


Correspondence of The Herald
Weather-I Iheatrtcals- -Mesmevism, &c.-Stocks.
DEAR SIR
Since the visit of st. Patrick, winter has again
returned, and to-day surprised US with tempera-
ture of 37e
The little Misses Bramson have last night given
their second concert, at Calvert Hall, before a
fashionable, but rather thin audience and accord
ing to an engagement, will appear this evening for
the last time here at the Museum.
The Front st. Theatre has, at the end of last
week, closed for want of support ; both Burton's
company and management, during the whole sea-
son were excellent, put the location Of the theatre
itself will ever defy success. rather weak frag-
ment, 1--we might say the "tail' of the company
have Joined under a new head, and are trying TO
transplant the 'sMuses' to the Odd Fellows Hall.
We dropped last night in one of Prof Bonne-
ville's lectures on Magnetism. What struck US
most, was the sang froid" and nonchalence''
which Monsieur" exhibits in his specuations on
the curiosity and credulty of the public. Yet we
would advise him, for his own benefit, to take
little more pains in concealing the lmbecity OF his
experiments.
The sentence of McCurry was finally pronounced
on Tuesday last, by Judge Brice, accompanied by
an address, which is considered as containing some
of the best sentiments that worthy old gentleman
ever uttered
SALES OF STocKs STOCK BOARD. March 20, lS45
-25 Western biz 6t 800 City 6s 1870 lO2a 5000 Maryd.
SIS 734; Farm Plant bk. 224; IL Union bk 62t 5000
Maryian IS. 73t; 1000 Bait 6s 1921.
The New York herald., 1845-03-23

,cs .Isxs..-... ......5 Sc FULL Moos.... y
suE sxTs."..........6 ~ az. wArsa ....... 43 K
Ships ZURICH Johuston Havrs, Fox Livingston; Sarah
Arsa Butman. Mobile; st Marks Cave Savannah-Barques
Louisa Blanchard Barbados, Nssmith Walsh Condor,
Nes@hh Walsh; Mary Nj Hooper. T1aSsrs Rio yaneee,
Chsuncey; Vandaa, Wall, New Orl Nesmi Walsh;
Emelne Sawyer st Marks D Hurlbat & Co; Skiold lswj
HASKELL West Indies Ewsll 4 Ce Zeryish, Barnard Bar
Powell; Reguus, Cole, do, McCready Co; Sarah
Augusta Barker Richmond do; Minerva Burnett do. Patt
Endcott. Bro Philadelphia, Pla Person; Angler, E
ridge Boston, w Lewis; Cooley Co, Young Excel
Lowell doSloops Aron Munro, and Rienzi DuIfee Prov
denceSeamer Cacique Kagel Rio Jareiro Holt Owen.
Arrived.
Packet ship Toronto Tinker from London and Portsmouth,
Ship H. Allen ison days from Charleston, with cotton
Geo sutton. Ha. been at anchor !hs Bar days.
Schr Volusa Atkins from Swansboro, NC. with naval
stores, % De peyster X Whitmarsh.
Schr Edgar Lang Turner from Swansboro NC. with naval
stores, to master.
sch' Zelphia Ann Sebastian from swansboo NC. with
schr rret smith. Smith, from Newbem NC. with naval
s., hr DamSnd Herrick, from Newborn NC with naval
stores, to M Plstt.
Schr Chauncey st John Barcaow from Virginia with WOOD
to master.
Packet ship New York Cropper. from Liverpool Feb with
Also ship supposed be the st Patrick from Liverpool
Sailed.
Ships Hendrix Hudson Moore, London Michigan. Mason,
Mohe iha,ieston BroWn GhsIest9n; barqae VIM James
quna st Jago; Sem La Guayra Cayuga, Apalachicola;
ROYAL Sailor, Norfolk and others
The New York herald., 1845-03-23

THE UNDERSIGNED, respectfully informs his friends and
the public, that he has taken Palmos Opera House for
short eriod for the Of producing Series Of
ays style of excellence supported by
bee, Deprecated public reformation Of abuses
and the elevation Of character Of the Stage
Ject OF the winter The Drama coeval with
notes rehnemcnt while is supported by tand long the
elements OF NE or the softer humanities Of nature
cherished well conducted Theatres under favorable
stances must succeed Scarcity Of money commercial embar
rassments general prostraon Of business the ievuon
Of 1887 doubtless affected the treasury each every
IN the United State.- but Of will chseullY foego
othr uxue 70 witness plays written by authors Of genius
and enlightened who hea
cal exhibitions: To these would the
sed and all probability will exist in every large
city When but poorly encouraged has
while empty rant and low baldy vae the taste
lower the standard of the audience To co
rect those evils let temple be appropriated Drama
worthy its noble purposes and high temple where
tent taste fashion and beauty assemble hear
eternal truths nature delivered with fluent speech and
human passono virtue triumphant and cruthedto
smile at the qdant humor and the sparkling wlhe keen
tire and the whitening admire the weurned period
and the eloquent rhpsOdy the harmonious
msny and out their joyons laugh with the Wholesome
mrh Of those whose hearts light with innocence and
let these ends be attained and the Drama becomes
factor to civilized Such the character Of the Temple
intended 70 be given Psmos Opera House. There third
hs place for improper characters ardent spirits will be
viii be engaged These the views Of the undersigned who
earnestly ca upon his fellow citizens 70 second his in
r. S.The Theatre wi open Monday, March 81. Per-
the above hints their applications will b. useless Direct
Pamos Op~ra mhIq luec
The New York herald., 1845-03-23

s da dA%ss s:s s;Sy e: %as's %
LEGHoRs, about Feb s-sld Katharine Je,,tina tNol for
Glasgow March lin port Damatia Howes for New Or
anLyDs. Feb ls.-sld Bengal, Cook. Orleans
diis B.HS1DGEs ~ March In soe Osborn from Eas'poTt
Msses smith, and Es.ia S s'toa
sss sssos s. dS sy Kin
s"sld Hssana fel tn.
Mary % Fisass Ss 'G John '91i Asss
belfast, March l6Sd Otter Tden Havana; sth Abaco,
BATH, March 7-An Essex. soule Baltimore. Sid 10th,
osando Dyer MoS Below
Rsssss ,s" ssi: s
s Es: Ss Ss: s.s
sIs'.s
Lion Baker Phadspsa wv sS. Crow,
NEw BEDFORD. March 2oArr Florida, Rowland Ichiboe,
SSIlis psi 1i. he
sI Ss.;s: Cir. $s Eo
Ro isi
ase Sa: 2 PS fs sss
wye % e. r ra q.
Deiphi Cook kapphsnnock for Boston 20h-Ar Martha,
Parker Baltimore for Beston yig eia Ksndca Aexsudra
Booklin Sp-s Alexandria for Boston The Eastern bound
are mostly getting underweigh-wnd NNW.
Phil PHA, March 22-Cld Grecan Benedict NJ orleans;
Mary Ann Caroline, Shropshire and Elizabeth Beaston
RICHMOND, March 2Arr Narragansett Baker, Boston;
Ireland, Somers. and VIM Mowry, Hoffman, NYork.
CHARLESTON, March l9-Cld Bevidere Wamberse Havre;
Corsar tBrl Day, Liverpool; Edward Buckley New York
Perseverance Baxter Providence; Laurtz Ioer sKad
s% sA a=:;'
Mary Hammond, Hosmer Hayana Ashmead Stiles, New
York CID Promise Br Hume and Sir Henry pottnger B
sAvAYsAH March Is-Arr Nicholas Brown Andres Provi.
lBIl Tate GeenoGk The baIque reported onday p'per
as the Georgia. Collins from Boston, proved be the Ncho
las Brown Andro from Providence The Georgia has not yet
sTsyed R & AIT 18Th Iamoee, Ho1s New York Cid Lavina
DREN. Ga March 5-sld Elizabeth Porter IBrl !shaw,
Barbados.
Key WEsr. March sid Eleanor. Philadelphia.
MARKS March8-Cld wanowna, Shinn; John B. Loring,
and Fox Stewart. NYoIk w Brown. Spinney, Boston:
.s March Cd Abo Fook' Providence; Arethusa
NEW ORLEANS, M.ch is-Arr New York. (s) Wright Gal
Havre AysIon Joydn, ard Ring Latham York; British
Wlmiugton, NC seaman, scgl Port Prince; jssephns
renee. Griffin st Thomas; Frederick, Thompson Key West
reports large ship not asceraned ashore the Reef
swan have gone i!h-the Cheai on the bar.
and the Thsms at anchor nsdehe owboat Mississippi
ing with Shak Br] and Mississippi from Newly
the towboat Panther had large ship in off South Point,
name unknown CID Yarmouth. Mathews, Jhatepha; Ell.
lot Watts and Tanger, Park, New York; Tuscan Higgins,