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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-02-28
E ARRIVAL.
GROCERIES. CONFECtrIONARIEs,
Toys, MUSICAL lNSTR UmENTS
NOTIONS, &c., &c.
-us - sGE4
E. BACHERER,

INFORMS his numerous customers that he
i has just received a lnrge stock of all kinds
Of GROCERIES and CONTEMPORARIES a splendid
variety of Toys and Notions of all kinds,
Musical Instruments, &C., Sc.
In his SALOON he has made arrangements for
q constant supply OF Baltimore and New Haven
OYSTERS, Game of all kinds, Sardines, Pick
led Meats and the delicaciee pf the season.
Lunch served at all hours oil toe shSEtest no.
tiee. Constantly on hand variety 81 TeHaer
ance drinks.
Thankful for past patronage, he is determine
cd to spare neither pains or expense in eater
ing for the wants of those Wig fayor bin With
call.
Ashlaad, Oct. 9Th, 1854. nIsH
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Guardian,s Sale of Real Estate.

Gu3r010mzA S0Ae Oh near
NOTICE is hereby given, that l will offer
IN for Sale on the premises the following
described Real Estate, TO vii s@Being four un=
divided ninths Of he west half, of the south-
west quarter Of section seven (7l-Township
number twenty (20) in range number ffieen
(l5,3 containing seventy-seven t77l acres more
or less also tour undivided ninths of the
northwest part of the ~north-west quarter of
seetion number eighteen llS9 Township num-
Der twenty go, or range number fifteen d6,l
twenty-five and ! t22fI acres more
or less-also the undivided ionr Ininths of lot
number 1881 in the town of Loudonyille, in
said county, being the undivided ninth part of
each of the following minor heirs to said
premises, 70 wits-Simon b. Davis, John P.
Davis, James A.. Davis and Mary Jane Davis.
Said undivided four ninths of said premises to
be sold subject to the dover estate of said
Nancy Davis in said premises. Said premises
will be offered for sale on the fist frst day of
March A.D., 1865. The same being Thursday.
Terms of Sale--one third cash in hand, one
third in one. year, and the rasidue in two years
from the day of sale, with interest from said
sale. Back payments to be secured by mort
gage ON the premises.
M DAVIS
Guardian of decd minor heirs.r
KELIoee.& ALL1EoH, Auy'sfor Petr. ~
Jan. 81, 1855. 4w36
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GAUTIoN TEE PUBLIcG
MEDTCAL GARD.

nRSs CLARK 4 CRANE would re-
IL .spectfully inform the eitizensof Ashland
and vicinity, that they have associated them
selves tcgetfier for the practice of Medicine
and sSmgery in all their various branches, and
by dilip ice and close Alteration 70 their Office,
and prompt upon, 0lL calls at all
honrs, they. hope to merit a liberal share OF
public patronage. On. CLARK offers his thankH
to alATthose who have heretefore fatored him
VIII their business, and win be under renew
ed obligations for a continuance ofthe same.
Da.ochAKE3 wilEdevote special attenti6n to the
study and practice ot.Sufgery IN aibiis vari-
cites, and more especially in all diseases at
the Eye, either acute or chronic.
81 OFFICE, adjoining MalingtoR'a Drug
Store, opposite Pa j. Risserss store. Ga SEi
H-DA-CLARK,s residence near the Metho.
dist Church.
On. CH1NI's ON third street opposite ",
WzsEoR,s.sf8 esp CLARK, N. D.
rsafs a ]. L.CRANE, ND j
April 18Th, Is54-n4sti
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THE LAST OF BRADDocK's BErgArA

TIE LAST OF BRADDocK's BErE4r,-
Died, in WiIliamstown, MASSACHUSETTS,,
January 81, Ishmael Titus, colored, of
the extraordinary age of 100 or lie
years. He was born q slave in Virginia,
and when Gen. Braddock set out on his
Inflated expedition, the master of Ish-
maeI was employed by the commisary to
transport subsistence stores forAthe ar
my, and took Ishmael with him
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Blank Books.
Law, Medical and school Books
STRAYED!

CTRAYED from the subscriber, living in
y Ashland, about the 30th of January, =
black Cow, with a white face about Z years
old. Any one returning said Cow or giving
Information at this Office whore she may be
found vii be rewarded for their troubIs.
Ashl.nd, Feb. oI,t, 1855. -
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- North Horse ..2,6S
Black Turk, $50 =
Time of Cheshire Morgan, (Bow-
- kers ct,J"...-...............3,o9
Young Morreli, Towns horse. 3,69
seyames M. Hiil's colt, 800
Division of State

The law to divide Ohio into two Ju-
dicial Districts and to provide for held
ing District and Circuit Courts therein,
says as follows
The counties of Belmont, Guernsey,
Muskingum, Licking, Franklin, tMadi-
son, Champaign, Shelby, and Mercer,
together with all that part of the State
lying of the aforementioned
counties, shall compose D district, to
be called the Southern District of Ohio,
and a court shall be held for the said
district, in the city of Cincinnati, and all
the remaining part of said State shall
compose another district, to be called
the Northern District of Ohio, aud a
court shall be held for the same in the
city of Cleveland in said State.
1t also says:
There shall be two terms of the Circuit
and Districts Courts begun and held in
each of the said districts, to wit At
the city of Cincinnati, for the Southern
District, on the third Tuesdays of April
and October, and at the city of sCleve.
land for the Northern District on the
second Tuesdays of July and November
in each year.
All proceedings now in the Circuit or
District Courts of Ohio will be disposed
of in the Courts of the Southern Dis
trict, to which District all process Isl
sued shall be returnable. All parties
consenting, any case now pending, which
under this act would have been common
ced in the Northern District, can be re-
moved to the Northern District. The
District Judges by the law are obliged
to reside at the place of holding the
! Courts of their respective Districts.
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BOOK FINDING!

DLANR BOOKS of every descriptions kept
ID constantly. on hand. Books for County
Insurance and Railroad Offices made to order
at short notice. Magazines Bound, and old
Books Rebound at Be TICKN0R'S,
New Book Store, Mansfield, o.
Jan. "a, 1885,. n35tf
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EE The Legislature of Oregon has
passed an act providing that in all fu-
ture elections, the votes shall be given
StUa rose.
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BOOKS AND sTATIoNERYI

OWNS AN0 En-
d. Sturges Bookseller, Stationer, de-.
MANSFIELD, OHIO
Harjust received a large and splendid aasort-
BOOKS, AMERICAN AND z STAPLE
AMI FANCY STATIONERY.
Tho new additions now made to his already
Large Stock enables him to fill any orders with
which his patdrons may favor him and upon the
BEST or Trims. He has also, just completed ar
rangements for re ceiving new and valuable publ.
Among his hne Stock OF Stationery just opened
Blue Letter, Cap Bath Post, plain and gilt eye.
Folio Post, Commercial Note and Bill Cap Papers.
Also, the new style of tinted Buff and damask
Note and Letter Papers, with Envelopes to match +;
Envelopes OF all styles, Buf, White ana Fancy /:
Buff tinted and plain Visiting Cards Note Drafts,
Gases, Post ofiice and Bill Head Boxes, D. ca.
enders, Gold and Steel Pens, Quilts, Writing Fluid
EARNING inks, Ink Stands Of all kinds, Pencils
Bill Clip letter Stamps, Ivory Folders, Writing
Pads, Blottin. Pads. Ink Erasures, Sand Boxes, &C.,
&c. Aisoa fine Stock of Cutlery, from The best
manufacturer.
Blank Books.
Day Books, Journals. Ledgers, Cash Books, full
or half bound and made of the best linen paper,
Time Books, Pass Books Memorandum Books,
WraI ping Paper and Twinc. white and Gray
Bonnet Boaris, etc, etc.
Law, Medical and School Books.
He has now aoomplets stock ofLaw. Medical,
Theological. School and Standard Literaty Books.
which he offers at very low prices. Also, . veFy
large assortment of t /
WALLPAPERS
window Curtains. Borders Fire Board views. &s.
UPTe this and adjoining County Merchants he
for Books and Stationery at the lowest rates, and
D. sTURGEs.
Mansfield. Nov. %. les4. y7ms7
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NJ W. M

successor TO w. H. H. OTTER
Dealer i'm Books, Stationery, Wall
Paper, &C., 6c.
CCHOOL, Miscellaneous and Blank Books;
- Stationery and Fancy articles. Have on
hand, and constantly receiving, the latest pub
licatiens. Store two doors west of the Samp-
sell House.
Ashland, July 26, 1854. 9tf
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EE The Adjutant Generalef Penn
.sglYania estimated the militia force of
that State at 300, 900 men.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-02-28
TIE MARRtEp woMAN'a
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION,

- 11a a. ~ - AOEAO
rnorrssoR or prsrasrs or wourr
n.a...,1 r,...m ,xoo ooo, ,o--
y .A- fArNH, kAlAA BINDING y WI
Every complaint to which a woman = subject from g'Ss
hoodt Womannood, az also as VIE and IS mother
y described, with the causes the symptoms and
per mo9e 9 .easmens IN a pain, simple, patSns 2
ens.. -, ra1 aIsnassr e1 81 a Snasls.oo a. And mus ever Ss-
tbose described the ma tnres cbarsc.ers .nse.rs~r
complaint; and Be spared much anxiety and suffering.
Ihe VIE about becoming a mother has often need Of
msuuenon ana aasice OF the utmost importance TO her
BIDS eo nsus, . r msssesl pI gsnt,sna sss s .sas nnn ness iSs %.
struetion -Ha advice, and also explain many synptoni
when otherWlse would occasion anxiety or alarm
HON many are suffering from obstructions or i~Fregulafi.
nes peculiar 70 the female system, which undeFnipe The
heaiu, me enees OF which they are ignorant, and for
which their dehcaeyf orhias seeking medicabadsicet How
many suffer from protGpsHs tterf falling Of the EembA
or from enor asous lweakness,d debility, &e9f How many
are IN constant agony for many months preceding eOnhns-
: asas aa a 'slo @s ass a an..s alllsu r.a !, .9s a;Hs sa%. e asl..
Ives are haxarded during such time, win each ind in Is
pages the neans OF prevention, amelioration and relief
sHoB many bitter moments, how much anguish. might
have been spared to the sufferer, to her husband, 70 hss
relatives. By the timely possession Of this little Toluns.
Us impraesieable to convey fully the various subjects
ss : ~ =. 'ney are .. . nature strictly Intended for
: l4lliea. Ortnose eensempaanns marriage
~ = !. nu1pAnq, Nfe OF notner are excnsable 4 tlsH
y ,sn9rance OF those physiological Lawn, b.
Et.~euseoi Wnien men own nealtn and happiness.
sTgE NapeI nSn'oS Tos. :. nsF caIaIsn. are secured;
coMPANIoNn is q standard work Of .stablLshed repu.a.
tion, found classed In the c,taiogua, ~ az $500
'aass IN New York. Peiisdelphia, and other eiiiss. and
~ = N.tS ns.pA DooAseners mine onitee stateA
' - As' P1pnsnep II 1904, Aince "hlen time u
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PROBATE NOTIOE.


THE following Executors. Administrator ana
u Gu ardians, having filed their accounts in tbat
Court-of Ashland county, they are ordered
to be pubhshed IN the ashland Union for TIRES
W eeks. M &&
The Final Account of John Ecker, administrator
@rss4ax Of Catharine Dixon, deed.
The.hnaf account Of John T. Peck, Administra.
tor OF Urban @. Peck, decd.
The final account of John Charles, Administras
tor of Henry Balm, deed. =
The final Account of John Wright, Admini5tro
ssex torof Joseph Wright, dee'd.
The hnGl account Off. lngmand Admro OF Nary
+ af4 eEI5 J, Warner, decd
The final account Of David Coon, administrator
of Joseph Jumper, dso'd.
The anal account OF Joseph Coleman, Admir- -
John Cassen, decd. -
The final aoc cunt 81 Luke SeIby admir- Of Jono-
than Hazlett. decd. E@ }
The hnal account OF z. G0udy, Executor OF Ri1.
! as tzafHa5 bSI Ham oudy, decd. EF4A
Tho final account Of Harriet Slonaker. Admfr oe
A-SfOnaker. dec,d.
The PARTIAL acrouni 81 J6hnSIa1o6f kdmirkofa
~ George Fast, deed
The Cd partial acct Of John Van Nest,
Miehae1 Row decd. f
and the same will be for hearing at the March tern
OF said Probate Court next to be holden. ~
f. 2 A. L. CURTIS Probate sJnde6.
Fob. 7th. 1855. sws7s
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NEW

NEAPSsof Ashland County, showing Township.
IKl Sections, Streams, Villages, Churches, owner,
ship ordand, Roads, Streams and STamps, DC.
This Map will be got up in . beautiful and Ssub-
stantial manner. -DORR o
Feb, rth, 1855. F3s 3nl37 -aT
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE WORLD IN AN UPROAR
DAGUERREAN GALLERY!

THE undersigned would respectfully an
nounce to the Public, that he has Pur-
chased the large and extensive Daguerrean
Gallery, lately occupied by F. Kinnaman, of
Ashland, Ohio, and is fitting it up in a style un-
surpassed for beauty and elegance IN this Sec
ton of the country. He is nlso adding TO his
stock a large Camera which will enable i'm
to take pictures from the smallest to the lar
largest size. He has alarge and complete as
sortment ofeases of eyery possible style and
size, and Will sell pictures lower than they
can be bought else where, and he has no hesita-
ton in saying that he can render as good salts
faction as an oper7torin this section of coun-
try. Specimens can be seen by calling at
the rooms. Pictures taken in cloudy as well
as clear weather. Rooms over the store of
J. R. Squire. Don't mistake the place.
H. BURNS.
Ashland, Ohio, Jan. 3, 1855. satf.
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STATIONERY


RAP@@ 9
A large stock of Flat Csp, FoIios, Letter,
Writing, Commercial Note, Fsncy Note, Buff
Tintea, &C., sc.
: For sale, Wholesale and retail, Law, Medi-
SCHOOL ROCKS! s5 La
A choice selection of Law, Medical and Mis-.
cellaneous Books. 81 l
fl5a 4 Cutlery!
Rodgers & Wosterholme's best Cutlery. Also,
a large variety of cheap imported Pocket
Geld Pens.
Bagley and Dawson, Warren and Hydes and
other celebrated makers.
Envelopes!
Every variety of plain, ~selfsealing Document,
Bank Note, and Fancy Envelopes.
Port WI Journals!
The largest, and best selected stock ever
brot ght to this city.
Arnolds, the genuine article, Morrison,s, and
Blackwood's, Inks, at Wholesale and retail.
MOuIdimgs!
Gilt, Rosewood, and Mahogany Mouldings Of
every size and style.
Picture Frames made at short notiss.
Printers Cards, and Borders, Buff Tinted visi-
ting, Plain, Enamelea, Fancy Cards, also a fine
quality OF Playing Cards. -ss--4s.-s
Country Merchants supplied with School
Books, Paper, &C., at Eastern prices.
Orders promptly attended to. Address, B.
Jan. "a, 1885. n35tf
N..B.rOur stock being new, and bouzhtlow
viii be sold accordingly. We have no old
~shopworn, and damaged goods TO sell of.
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stove in my tent of a night. I am
abont the only one, 1 believe; all the
Others tried and said they could not, it
smoked so however, mine does not, and
it is burning away cheerily, and is such
a blessing to ones feet, and I have a
hot jorum of chocolate singing away on
it to take before 1 trrn in. My Greek
tweed is invaluable here. I wish I had
my buffalo robe. The guns on either
side have been quite still for the last
two days during the bitter cold, and now
as if to make up for lost time, they are
blazing away in 6ne style. There is q
report to-day that the town is abandon
ed by all but the troops, but l do not
believe it, but, on the contrary, think
they are getting large supplies of hay,
Sc, in from the north.
RUSSIAN Loss IN THE
The following is said to be the total
number of Russians put hors de combat
from the 28tho of September exclusive
consequently of the defeat of the Alma)
to the 27th of December, including pris-
oners taken, and deaths from disease
or other cause not resulting from
wounds (: -
Killed, or died of wounds------ 1901
Wounded
,6l7
Died of disease, accident, &c---4,oIe
Total 763
NEW NODE OF PRoPELLINGs TEAM VESSELS.
A patent for q new method of pro-
polling a steamvessel has been taken
out by Mr. Davies, matchmaker, st. Mi
chael's hill, Bristol. It appears to be
an application of the "foat boards , of
the paddle wheel to the stern of the
vessel, which, instead of revolving mo-
tion, work alternately in q vertical and
horizontal direction, sothat while avoid
ing the oscillation of the vessel which
the motion of the paddle-wheels cause,
it also possesses q much superior force
the screw.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-12
RETURN OF DIR. KANE.

Few events within the range of possibility could
have produced livelier feeling of public JOY than
did the announcement yesterday Of the safe return
Of the gallant Arctic adventurer DR.. Kane, and his
exploring party, after absence of two years and
four months. The hope Of their return had been
abandoned by all but few sanguine friends Of the
expedition, who relied upOn the great strength oil
its vessel-the Advance-and the ready resources
of its brave and accomplished leader. The party
diminished in number by only three deaths
caused by exposure and cold in the Arctic regions
came home on board of the bark Release, Lieut.
Hartstein, and the propeller Arctic Lieut.. Simms,
sent out by Congress for their relief They we're
found at Lievely having abandoned their vessel in
the ice. Full accounts of the events of the expe-
dtiop of the sufferings of its members, Of the
scientific results attained, as well of the relief
expedition, are given by our reporters on another
mace
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-12

Otherwise open vster The bark aud steamer the,
made their way North, sto.pIrg at Haklu,t isl.nI
snd stf mptpg v,hou. success, 10 get into Bsrdsa,
BAY until they reached Gaze Alexander. Here n.
trsces being found Of the missing party the ste.nx
win Capt. Harris Elm on board weat GA ahead uosi
they ade Littloson island in about 7so. The mos,
port, cfp pon, they res.heo a5ou, IS ,g Here.
70 the North OF Cape Hsthestoh about tea miles .hev
discovered cain containing a bottle in which DE-
hare. name was written. But in en,eiag he chan.
rel b, twex Littleon island snd TIE msin land whiA
Is about obe third Of nile vide they were hailed by
Esquimsux. A boat was sent aud the ssvsgss "a.
lasd the ears of the party with Dr. ksOes name
There were about twenty or thirty savase', mes
women ard children. They sgnis ID very earnestly
that Dr. Ksnos party sd est the vessel which, tasy
msde signs bad been crushed between two pieces Of
Ice, al that Dr. Kare had gone South 10 two bosts
They uttered the word "Upcrnsvik.
The expedition being Sgsa met by ice. further
progress to the north was out of the question. We
turned back and crossed the sound and returned along
thewest coast, but were unable to enter Laacaster
sorpd, the passage being barred by impossible ice.
Thus we, unfortunately, were unable to erect Lady
Frsnkns monument TO her lsmented husband, and
his brave comrades on Beachy island she dered u.s.
Ids mt uumcut MdS cuocSiucAey PioeO~ Va
Mr. Olick the royal pector Ct North Greenland at
Leivey.
The oeast YVES carefully scanned on the west side In
csse DR.. Kane should have pushed for the provision
depo,s which are known TO exist at Beschy island,
and the expedition navgsed Ponds bay, the cruising
ground of the whalers and met EsquimsuI r ON whom
they obtained some dogs specimens. The vessels
now set out to return TO Upernaykwih the intention
IN event Of hearing nothing, of returning and win
teting at some eligible point north of Melville bsy.
In the MIDDLE of Bafiins bs, and opposite. Uperna-
vik they got into the ice pack with heavy sea TO
boot. The bark which out of signal distance OF
the steamer, got between couple Of bergs and such
was the noise made by the grinding of the Ice In the
SWELL that sey fred several guns at the peril OF bring
ing the icebergs down upon them by the csncussios.
The steamer did not hear the signal and the bark after
beirg roughly used and sus aiming mach damage
losing bboom, starting the bowsprit aud carrying
away her false keelemerged aud got out of the pack
and Joined the steamer opposite Leivey. The vessels
then made for Levely Outside af tie harbor they
were met by DR.. Kane and his party In two beats,
who were thus by Divine Providence, permitted to
return to the society of their gallant countrymen aud
to enjoy the kind hospitality which their country had
sent to their succor II would be needless TO describe
the JOY of all parties at this meetings suffice say
that after remaining about week at Leiyey, taking
on board water, &c., the anchor was weighed Tor
HOME"
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uoUOR MEETING AT SYRACUSE.

SYRACUSE, Thureday, OCT IT, Iooo'
The MACS liquor meeting intended to be held at
WietiDg hall at O'Clock this afternoon was failure
Many said over to attend the meeting, but fes ing
Ii at none would take place and the weather threaten
ing RAIN left for home at noon Aferwsrd handouts
were posed about the city announcing that the Rev.
Mr. Lovejoy C Massachusetts would address meet
ing at the City hall at O'Clock.
At that hour great bonfTes were lighted in front Of
the city ball. but failed TO draw any great number OF
people out. small procession then paraded the
streets, firing cannon, till 2. NJ. Meanwhile the
civ hall had Dot been lighted, and it was ascertaned
test the mayor had refused the hall for The meeting
Some two hundred persons congregated at the syria
cuse house but Nr. Loyejoy preferred not to speak
under the ci cumstances, wien the crowd dispersed
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OHIO EIECT1oS-CoNsUL APPOINTED.

WAsHIsoTOs, Thurs.ay, Oct Il, 1855.
The Union Of this morning publishes dispatch
from Cincinnati claiming the election of Medill as
governor Of Ohio by fifteen thousand majority Jour
Dispatch of last evening gives it to Chase by ten
thousand majority.
The President hes appointed James Winter OF New
York United States consul at Turks island
Its 70. true that government messenger has been
dispatched to Denmark with dispatches for our repre-
sentative there dec ing him 70 enter into ne2o 'tlons
sntw in regard TO TIE Sound oues. Inc adminis'r Aoa
mai, tars It's o inal position. Neither is it true that
M BuCbau an has been instructed TO requestthe rec all
Of Mr. Champion.
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masters Francis Taylor. captain Of hold Benjsmin
Moore, saimskers mate Ctsries Williams, csrpea-
tsrs mate, Tporas Franklin officers ste ward VIM.
Henri, ships cook Louis Lawrence An'rew Lwssn,
Byron Pa''er, John Hsyiey. John Snith, George Bid
wo6, see men.
CAPT -INI,Is's PARTY.
In fhe Arctic Cha G. Simms Lisat- command
ire: WATSON Smith, acting master; James Lewis, as
.sisut surgeon; iIarman Newell fst assistant ensia-
Ger. YIN Jo' nson s,'iog third no.; Samde Whiting,
so ns boots xair; VIM Richardson, acting osrpen er;
john Van DYKE purscIs steward Abraham w. Ken
DALI suIs sous Go.
Cre~-Wm. Carey, John BlDn, bOatsw aims mste,;
VIM. Cover. Weller Wilkinson, qaar'erln ,s'er-i
r chad Hartley. captain OF hold; Joseph Brown.
ships cook: john Fox John Gilbert Ge9rse Tyler,
Sc ond class freme0 John Ibompeos, John Brown
Georve Price, james Botsford seemen.