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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-09-23
WILLIAM KNOWLES ;.

Y ANUFACTURERa and Dealer in Hats, Caps,
vi Gloves, Umbrellas and all other articles
= sally Kept IN the above business at the syn OF
rJr Big Ha'. Man-st. Southport, where you will
had me at all time, open for trade. Thankful for
past tavors | solicus continuance OF the same
boz. ~ % give satisfaction . all.
'. h Orders for any of the above articles
promptly attended TO.
D. Cash paid :or furs.
Nsv ~ 40.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-09-23

FURS AND BUFFALO ROBES.
A GOOD assortment of Furs, Fur Trimmings
"A Buffalo Robes and Buffalo Overcoats always
to be found at the store. of
FRANCIS. HAWLEY g. co.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-09-23

DR. SHERWOOD tenders his services to th
IL inhabitants Of Southport and vicinity; hayr'
been in the practice of Medicine for ,wenty.n"
years, and is raduate of one of the Medlta
Colleges of the State of New York; he hopes
satisfy the public that his attachments are adequaH
ohis profession. S. P. SHERWOOD M
Southport, Sept. Is 1915. nl-
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-09-23

FOR SALE.
FHNIiAT valuable wafer lot owned and oc'
II cuped by the subscriber, situated near
main street bridge. Valuable on account OF
; being large and near the creek. Any
crson being dcsrous OF erecting steam
mill or ftciory ofany kind will find this a
vlInabe opportunity.
p. ;. There is a comfortable dwelling on
lie premises. Enquire ofrhe subscriber.
Southport May 9th 1876.
d. NJ. GARRISON.
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Wen Goods i!

Wen Goods !
AT THE FARMERS, STORE-Whole-
sale and Retail.
DRY GOODS. Groceries, Nails, Glass, Sash,
- Hardware, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps.
Oils and Paints: together with every style and
variety of goods usually found in Western Store,
and which the subscriber pledges himself to SELL
as Low for CASH or PRODUCE as any House IN the
village. nov25 G. C. MANNEY.
DLAIN and figured beaver Pilot, grey, brown
i and gold mixed Overcoating, very heavy, at
Manney's.
TUSCAN & STRAW BONNETS.
TUST received large assortment OF Ladies &
j Msss Tuscan and Straw Bonnets tor Sale at
reduced prices by
Apr2Sh., 1886.
TRENCH and English broad cloths, blk blu blk
Manney's.
DLEACHED Muslins from to 5-4ths, also
ID fine brown unbleached. at
Maaney's.
IN CASES Alpaca, plain and figured, with
w wolen1d cotton warp, at MANNEfs
20 Pieces Dress Goods, consisting rept. and
cC plain Cashmeres, Grape and plain Delalnes,
Chusans, &c. at MASSEY's.
DROCHA, Silk, Victoria. Cassiner, worsted
ID rich patterns, and plaid wool Shawls, at
Manney's.
CINGHAMS, a beautiful assortment, both En-
VI glish and French. at
Manney's.
"a HHDS. Sugar. Porto Rico and New Or
~ leans, Loaf, crushed and pulverized, do. at
Manney's.
.MMUFFs-a bautiful article. at
Nl Manneys.
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EURS,FURS. The highest market price paid
Il in CASH for all kinds of Furs by
/ Dec. %, l645. ID. l.. Mckinney.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-09-23

DLOUGHS for sale at the checkered store.
E. POMEROl'
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Also. bv Lewis Curtiss. Geneva. w. T.
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Naval Intelligence.

Naval Intelligence.
The Pennsyvanidn learns that Commodore Conner
commanding Squadron in the Gulf is decidedly
opposed TO making attack upon the Fortress Of San
Juan-although Commodore Stewart, with the President
and Cabinet presumed to be highly favorable to H.
The u 3 steam revenue cutter, Spencer, is in the riv
coming up.
The sloop of Austin departed from the s. w. Pass
on the 9Th inst in tow of the towboat Giraffe bound for
Pensacola
The u s. brig Porpoise, Lieut. Com. Hunt, sailed on
the 18th inst FOR Vera Cruz via. the Rio Grande from
Pensacola.
The u s. brig Lawrence, at Pensacola has been
condemned as unseaworthy She built about four
years since at Baltimore by contract end under the
perintendence OF Of our ablest commanders but
though only four DID, nearly all her tmbers
said to be rotten. The Lawrence is constructed
rious plan She draws only feet forward and 6 feet
aft The Lawrence may be strong enough TO go round
to the North at this season. and her commander is
expecting orders to that eect-Nsw Orleans Pcayune,
July IL.
The U. s steamer Michigan to be in Cleveland
Tuesday, and 10 remain there until Saturday She is
gagged in recruiting for the navy On reaching
the East they are to be apportioned among various
sells Of war, now fitting for sea.
The fgate St Lawrence, now the stocks at Gospor
Navy Yard, is soon to be launched
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organize this force its services be accepted by
him. Its destination will be the the force al.
ready called and put under the command of Colonel
kearney. In the full confidence that this arrangement
will meet with your approval, and you will cooperate
in its organization Mr. Price has determined to leave
here tomorrow morning for the purpose Of uniting with
you in carrying out Any modification that you and
he may agree the other field officers will be
Cured in by the President He will bear this commun
cation and will explain in detail tho views Of the
1t important that the additional force
should closely follow that already called out.
In case Col Kearney should think 1t advisable to have
still larger force, he is authorized to make requistion
you for it. he do So the President desires that you
respond to without waiting for orders from this place
and send him the number and description of volun
teer force he may designate Orders will be given in
anticipation OF this arrangement being carried out to
the proper chiefs of staff forward to this addition
al regiment and separate battalion, the necessary
accoutrements ammunition, &c. well the supply of
the necessary of transportation after they shall
have arrived at the place of rendezvous II Is believed
that all these supplies will be in readiness the
troops can be assembled.
Fort Leavenworth independence, is sugge sted as
the place Of rendezvous The United States may not
have rifles in that section Of the country in sufficient num-
Der to arm these troops and that arm should be per
ferred to muskets, the will take their rifles
with them.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant
VIM. L. MARCY,
Secretary Of War.
His Excsllency J. c. EDWARDS,
Governor of Missouri
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Mr.. Philip Rohr, q hero of the Revolution died at
Frederick Nd few days ago, at the advanced age Of
81 years
There are fifty newspapers in the cities and provinces
ofMsxico.
Richard p Carey has been nominated for Congress in
the 4th District Of Georgia.
" frgate United stses, Capt Reed hence for Coast
OK Africa, was spoken 10th u, latitude a. longitude
70 ~; BY the Fornax at Boston letter bag was sent
on board the +. by Capt Reed.
J; Candy, Of Bellefontaine received the Wing nomi
nation Tor Congress- in the ace Of General Vance who
oechnes Te-eleouon-- Cincinnati Gazette
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Army IntcIIirence.

The steamers Tuscaloosa, and New Era, arrived yes
teray with tho I'd regiment Of Ohio volunteers under
the command OF Col s. r. Curtis, It. Col McCook, Ad-
juant Col Eaton.
The companies which we're at Fort Gratiot left that
port on Tuesday for Toledo, under commapd Of Lieut.
Col Riley. They were to take the canal route to Ohio
and thence down that river to the Mississippi and New
Orleans
Weere gratfed TO learn by order No. of the Adiu.
tant General of Pennsy vana that already 90
OF volunteers numbering e374 men, equal TO nearly
eleven regmensD have reported themselves ready to
march in defence of the stars and stripes But six reQ
ments 1920 demanded Pennsylvania quota
and is particularly gratifying TO find nearly double
the number have at once responded to the call Thirty
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His ExSellnpcy CHARLEs I. DREW,
GovefI5r Of Arkansas,
Little Rock, Arkansas.

The CASE oR Mrs. PoRTERFIELD We copy the
following from the Nashville correspondence Of
the Knoxville (Tenn) Register =" The trial Of Mrs
Portsrncid of Judson notorety) before the first Baptist
Church of this city ended on Tuesday night last.
great deal of evidence TAKEN and Mr. Blakely un-
Gle Of Mrs admitted into the session of the church,
for the purpose Of defending her. am informed or
presently that Mr. b., handled the matter like
lawyer. His speech Is represented as having peen
eloauent and the many shifts and turns no took said
TO- have shown that he knew what he about u was
proved that She about Christmas went into the stree.
interviews with Judson after being repeatedly aa'ss
and begged to do So by her husband and her %
she had In several instances told downright fassnooos
&C Sc The vote was taken at late hour ano s'o W.
expelled Her husband and herself were pom M
of the above named church, the pastor OF which rev "
Howell il now in Richmond Va, ON business pertaining
TO the denomination
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The Watering Places.
Sulphur Springs House Ope"-Di"ssers and Ram
Nes-Baths-Enfr tainments-Ihe Tasgraph--

-,
S,.iub,., !Syriug. H,,..e Omen Dinner. and Ram.
E.~. ,u tn -
-A"'"'"'"e"''-A"' A"eS~~
Dr. Edsou
Ihave ;ust made n trim in the onnibus SCENE
-, T,, - - , ~
lai iayior' 10 the LAX house "'hce 10 inc
Springs in the steamboat K. Coleman. found
me large new ho,sl recently erected ther-. ogen-
AZ, H. r.. - M ms. ..i -,
w " WI teii's' an" M ''i"so ''""l ~ '"'i''"
vlsiiers with any thing desired AND no n's. con
furnish better dish than he--esos ciaiiy IN The
g,ne depar,n,en, he ,,l go, ,,,,. :. an 81 h;,ds
W ~ " N'
lows, hsh ana SO on little better than any oher
man IN those parts probably, however, much
tad,, ,,ha ,h,u,,, ,,a,,,;c, a,
accomplished 'aay, ~no' 'uouen oeau'i" ana nj
to adorn palace, knows enough not to be ashnm-
ed of experimenting tho internal department of
her house.
After dinner, we had a delightful walk around
the hill grove, by circular pa'h graded and gra-
abreast, from the FOOT of the hll 10 lie summit, a
distance by direct line of about 2sO oF no Feet Civ
ing fine view OF the lake and eountfy 10 great
distance on either side One OF The beAunes of
tins place Is, itis situated on shor@ sl lac lake,
and shaded by one oil the sweetest groves imsg'-
nable.
little way OIL, stands tho Old evolutionary log
cottage, built by Abel, and used IN the war by
the Americans. Near This Is the old Ffenohm-n
who was IN the war with Washington aud LHiay-
cite, the oldest man in the county OF saiatsgs,
yet elastic and active, n'elligen, ard SOCIAL. rus
age Is more than 50 years believe
Near two hundred ersons vis.i ne springs pG
day, for the enjoyment Of he ride, he relaxation
and tn baths. Good sulphur balls are always u
readiness, either cold or warm Ihe,r o1ee' "a so
agreeable that many prefe! them 70 Vie eNceiient
baths IN Saratoga
notice IN the street, IN every place Ii,ss enough
TO contain one, handful Tor anoilef Man,,no'h
circus, TO come on the 10Th and Hth; and IA
few days we are to have the sweet Miss Julia
Northail, to give concert; and then Vusrtette
Club, the eldest OF whom is not sixteen years OF
age 50 you see we are not likely to die oil ennui
Indeed, there Is no need OF that here, at any
time Tor, beside al! other places for agreeable
public and private bowling saloons are in excel
lent order, afford quiet, retired, ana pleasant
resort ior genuemen ana ladies' 70 exercise IN the
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The Volunteer. for the Santa Fc Erped,tisn


WAR DEPARTMENT, 4
July IL, 1916. y
Sin 81 have the honor TO forward the accompanying
papers, which contn AL the information in posseson
Of this department, in to the resolution OF the
Senate Of the 2eth ultimo, directing the Secretary Of
Wur to report TO the Senate whether any individual
has been authorized by the department recommend.
ed by the department. to the executive of any State
be authorized TO raise volunteers in the
with Mexico, Sc"
The authority under which this correspondence has
obtained is derived conceived from the Of the
18th Of May which authorizes the President to call for
and accept the services OF volunteers and not de-
signed to control the reservation in the 5h section that
act In regard to the appointment the officers according
to the laws of their respective States In view Of
similar practice which has heretofore prevailed in this
department, in calling for and accepting volunteers,
transmit herewith copies of two letters addressed BY the
Secretary OF War in 1887 to the Of New York
and pennsylvania asking that commissions may issue to
certain individuals who had been in raising
volunteer force at the instance of the department. under
the act OF % May 1885, which is similar in its prov
ions to the act May 18TH IsfG.
have the honor to be. very respectfully, your
obedient servant w. L. MARCY,
Secretary Of War
Hon. GEORGE NJ DALLAS,
Vice p esident of the United States,
and President OF the Senate
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Wan DEPARTMErT.}
Warrington, June 3, 1876. 4
Srp:-t has been determined by the President that tfe

WARRINGTON, June 3, 1876. :
SnIt has been determined by the President that the
public interest will be subserved by sending with, to-
Col Kearney additional force Of about thousand
mounted SO far as il was deemed proper, arrange
have been made here TO raise and organize H. THIS
force will consist Of one regiment and separate Aatt-
lion under the command Off lieutenant colonel The
Hon. Sterling Price, now member Of Congress has
been highly recommended TO the President as In
respect qualified to be put at the head Of tho regiment
and ID. d. Mitchell and William Gilpn to be field
officers thereof Thomas l.. Price has been in like man
recommended to him for commandant the separate
battalion.
The President has agreed that these gentle men will
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FnKsH IN THE RoANoKK.-The Pef0stswg ~
,gs,,ccr says -" There has been another L.
on the Roanoke which covers all The yenn9 csm
ed since the last freshet The crops on the n9e1
fine II is estimated 100 900 barrels Of corn ~ ~
ed on the Roanoke by the first reshet" We ieen Unit
very great injury has been done the staunton
large body of Mormons are said to be located
on the disputed territory, between the M~o1 w
and Iowa boundary, and near the Missouri river rny
which purpose il is computed they have more thn 80 "
acres In cultivation
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WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAN DEPAkIMnNr'}
WARRINGTON, 9th May, 1916.
SIR:-The inspecting officers Of the volunteers from
your State authorized to receive companies If they
do not up eighty privates, provided they con-
tain sixty -four privaes This reduction of the prvates
will bring down the quota from your State some hund
reds below the former estimate
The Hon L. d. Baker has expressed desire to the
President and this department TO enrol and organize
regiment and he has been encouraged to undertake it.
should he succeed ii is desired with your approval that
such regiment should be received Of the three
called for but you have already made arrangements for
the three then is proposed to accept and call into i'm
mediate service the he raise in addition to those
embraced in the first call.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
w. l.. MARCY,
Secretary of War.
His Excellency THOMAS FoRD,
Covernor of Illinois springfeld Illinois .I
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wAR DEPARTMENT., I

WAsHINoroN, ID Junc, 1870.
s,..0overpor Yell has le here to-day for Arkansas,
IN the - that he may be selected TO command the
raoi6 mounted volunteers required from that
81 nediate service in the against Mexico
THE IT, .snt has conferred fully and freely with Gov
Vail r. TO the service Of this regiment and
ount as well as that OF his high estimate Of his
a and ability to rem Ter valuable service to the
& he would be pleased to see him placed in the
pos0n he desires Without wishing 10 interfere in this
,nffor The President has taken tho liberty through me-
y known to your excellency his wishes in this
tusting that you will ascrbc the act to the pro-
W. the honof TO be, with great respect your
obeuient servant, W. L. MARCY,
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ENCeIeHCJ IHUNAB TUNDf =
Governor of Illinois, Springfield, Illinois.

EXTRACT. D..
[Confdental1 WAR DErARrMENT,(
WASHINGTON, June ,, 1896 !
SIR with this letter you will receive from me,
addressed you bydirecon of the President desiring
to be furnished with additional force of about one
thousand mounted men from the State of Missouri to
be organized ntu regiment and separate battal
ion,
II is hoped that may be arranged that the Hon. s.
Price may be the colonel Of the regiment and william
6pn, ESQ., its lieutenant colonel and that Thomas l..
Price may have command Of the battalion MAJOR
lieu tenant colonel
Though the President is far from wishing dictate in
this matter has been induced to believe that these
gentlemen admirably fitted TO such command TO be
engaged in such enterprise.
ii very desirable that there should be the utmost
practicable despatch in organizing and sending this
force to join Colonel Koarney.
have the honor to be, very respectfully, your
obedient servant, W. l.. MARCY,
Secretary Of War.
His Excellency JOHN C. EDWARDS,
Governor Of Missouri.
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Wan DEPARTMENT, !

WAR DEPARTMENT.
WARRINGTON, juno 3, 1916.
Tho President having decided to accept the service OF
regiment, and separate battalion Of mounted men,
should and the other gentlemen named in my letter
Of this date Governor Edwards be able to organize
them without delay you are respectfully requested to
wait upon his excellency deliver my letter explain to
him the wishes and views Of the President in this matter
and obtain his approval and cooperation; both which
in carrying out the arrangement Among the patriotic
citizens OF Missouri who willing-nay, anxious to
volunteer their services to the government in this emer
gencysome from previous habits Of life and knowledge
Of the country may be better adapted than others to the
peculiar service which will be required Of them II Is
important that those composing this force should be per-
sons best fitted for that service
You will perceive that Forth Leayonworth or indie
pendence is designated the place Of rendezvous The
troops SHOULD be organized and moved forward on the
expedition with all practicable despatch. They will be
placed under the command Of Colonel Kearney, who
should be informed Of the time when they will be IN
readiness and be able TO reach him at Santa Fe wher
ever he may be.
I have the honor to be, with great respect your
obedont servant, w. l. MARCY,
Hon srynLrys PACE Secretary of War
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Names. Rank Regi- Died. Remarks
William Atheron, Private. I'd drag Ma 9. At Resacs
de la Palma
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McLssssr, Mclean, Liverpool Harriet Scott. Bayne Ar
Mcslssi ;li:.; s.S.S s.s 1 xSsid:: s
R RSsi as s| xaa MS Fix
vim Liyepoo ne vessels reported this day, against 30
MCsTaI1I, May Is-An bark Magnet. Morton Liverpool.
MArAsnss May lin port. bark wagram, from Boston,
RIO JAsrlnO, Marchsi-s schr Nordlys tsw) for New
Tss,D.p May Ain port barks FIankn Gibbs; from and
BasSas for ao
EsreS Iade W y Ono Sears Tor 40 'ds
Home Ports.
s. SsT
more Passed in the Straits brig Cameo from New Orleans
nssd sss
Lyoa
hI| Gidsna. ,eh5. Martha Thomas: Massey w:nsS
shp bark Ss ss
w asydE .ss1 . asTi he.poa Patterson York
ga 18th brig 9rsha, Harding, Martinique I7th Lydia
s. big csss,s. YE ,shr:
CHAELE;ToS May if-Arr bark Rowland, Harding Bos-
$% 4 d' .Syy Nsm s
1h Alli sia W NH Ga PAU tA:Ss
SisMn Msw YGsh .y eL oasSy Boston
-Ia po ss brig Gasns for ); Marks.
1 from Aas rrs ss5 hsss ss . a
came in yesterday afternoon and coded
~. ne pigs Emily Cumming for West ndes kedron,
iot Isabella for Boson Swan for do schooner
bossSa went sI o hi.
r mere are now at the anchorage, herm brig and
se;tesn fore aud AFT schrs Nothing in sight bound in.
HlonlLS, May l3-Cid bark Ann Walsh, Magma York;
osITAs. May R1' Steamship Alabama nd.
hveston; brig Prince do Joinyile, Gardiner Havana;
seam sch Florida, Cliff Brazo Santiago; steam schr Hun.
er McCsren Galveston; schr Gronde Packet No. Pon.
ete from iverpoo-bound to Matamoras and ordered off
by The brig Lawrencefrom mouth Of the Rio 9rande
Margaret Forbes Prescott Loudon Sharon, Meyman Bos
ton Louisiana, Snson Havre General veazie Fairfield
New York; Florence, Pausen York; Bengal Cook, Ha-
yre; barks element Lemond York; Achilles tBr) Tay
Cornea Stark Brazos Santiago; Warsaw, Burdick Mata-
gorda Bay.
NEWPORT, May ls-lO ofthe Herald and Rhode Island
erl-Au brig Algonquin, Maybery Providence schrs CO.
seans Sears from Pail River for Dennis; Ellen, Kelly, do
fer Jg;nEor; Ara Gorths New London for Fan River;
for Providence.
My BEproRD, May ls-An sloop Exact. Jones' FIN Chat
ham, for N York.
PoRrLAsp May I7-Arr bark Falmouth Walker, Carde-
mas brig Old Colony, g base, Trinidad.
PRovIpEscE, Alay-iS-Ar schrs Triumph, Bean, Kappa
hammock; PEARL Nickesoa, Baltimore; sloop Roger Will
hams. SpIges York; Cid brig Alabama Allen New Or
rBagwsll Miles N York: Carroll Kelly Kennebec; sloop
Helen, Pitman Albany, via Bristol.
kicHMoND, May 9-Arr schr Susan, Franklin Newport
Sid schr Fidelia, Turner, Dighton.
SALEM May s-Sld schs Victoria Allen and PEARL Snow
New York.
SAVANNAH. May lS-Arr brig Nancy Pratt Stevenson, N
Orleans Sid ship Hartford Sannerman New York; bark
Georgia, Collins, do; schr Ceres, Tarbox, London.
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By Last Nights Southern Mail.
MISCELLANEOUS Record.

STEAMsHrp MAssAcHusErTs hence passed Norfolk the
18th, on her way Washington City.
Home Ports.
BALTIMoRE, May 20Arr schr Hero. Emmerson Philadel
phis, Steamer Herald, Russell, from Norfolk off the
,sppsh,nnock full rugged brig with painted and off
sandy Point Br opsa schr both bound up Cid brigs ST.
Jas Mreau Long Rio de Janeiro and Market Atlas Br)
McCaslum, ST Johns, NF. Sid ships Vctorine (Bremenl
s,eenksn, do Garonne Myers Rotterdam; bAks Louisa,
scaums Keily Rio de- Jsre Cha.Iss ay
West Indies; Kate Pendergast, Evans, Mayaguez PR 81
Boston,
.NonroLx, May Ie-An in Hampton Roads, schr Excel
Achorn, Camden, Me.
pn,LApEIrHIA May 2oSArr ;chrs Mary Ann. WheIdon,
Knrpmsn from Trinidad de Cpba Pearl Harding from Bos
Eldrdge Boston; briggs VIM Pitt Howes do Pennsylvania
Lysle stanZas schs Naraganset, Eldrdge Boston Alex
ven; Eisenbay Kemp, Nassau.