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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-23

A Trsr OF FRRspsHrr.-"I weedsd my
frie nds," said an old eccentric gentleman,
"by hanging piece Of a stair.carPet out OF
my first-foor window, with brokers' an
affixed. It bad the desired ef-
feet. sooh saw who were friends. 1t was
like firing gun neaf a pigeon house; they
all forsOok the btlding al the first report, and
have not had occasion to nse the extra
TAPS of my dining. table since"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-23

POSTMASTER ARREsrEp.-We learn that
the postmaster at Napoleon, Ark, was ar
rested few days since, charged with pur.
Joining letter containing $1,000, sent from
some point up the Arkansas river. He was
taken out of prison on writ of habeas cor
pms, we understand, and admitted to BAIL
What the character of the evidence is, or
the name of the postmaster, we did not learn.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-23
Bakers Statement OF the Murder OF
FOOle.

Bakers Statcment OF the Murder OF
FOOle.
The N. Y. papers are full OF details of the
capture Of Baker, the cruise of the Grapeshot,
what was said by Baker. &c. The excite
ment in New York, when it was known that
Baker had been taken, was very great, and
the streets were filled with people. We
quote:
BAKERS ACCOUNT OF THE FATAL Row.
The circumstances connected with my going
to Stonwix Hall, he said, was purely acct.
dental; there was no preconcerted plan laid
what we were to do when we got there, and
l do not think that any of the rest of the
party went there for a rows. and think
should have known it if they had.
Turner fired but once, and then he shot
himself in the arm. His friends then took
him out by the front door. When they were
out, and alone, Lozier, who was standing
near Poole, came towards me and said, "You
are one of the numbering SIS of b-s-
you, you, you," and made pass at me, and
struck me on the side of the face. turned
quick around, when Poole made stroke at
me with his pistol or hand, but did not touch
me. My back was towards Cy Stay and Cy
Harris. One or both-I cannot say which
caught hold Of the collar of my coat and
ierked me backward, and I fell on my back
on the floor. Both of my hands flew up
above my head-my pistol in my right hand.
Poole fired twice, and think he fired once
through his pantaloons pocket. Poole shot
me, and as fell received the shot in my
side and on the top of my head both at the
same time. Simultaneously, one as quick as
the other. and then said, Il will take you
now, you son of -" and changed his
pistol, which was in his right hand. to his
left, and commenced to gouge my eyes; he
got his fingers into my mouth and lacerated
it.
fired my pistol four times; think shot
Lozier; shot Poole in the knee; Turner did
not shoot him that know; Turner fired but
once and then shot himself, and when Poole
lay on top of me shot him while laying on
my back, in the breast; he relaxed his hold
and fell over on my left side; turned on my
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-23

Gran exchange says:-We read of a
first, and second, and third, and ever SO many
more parallels being continually constructed
At Sebastopol. We do not understand much
about such affairs, but taking high ground,
and viewing the whole matter calmly and
dispassionately, the siege certainly appears
to US to have been hitherto "a siege Without
a parallel"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-23

T The card Of the Neptune Fire Com.
pany, as published in another column. was
passed by an unanimous cote of probably as
full a meeting as was ever held by that CON-
pany. The article speaks for itself, and very
loudly.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-23
DlRn.

AT her fesidcr in Newberry lad on the llth inst
very suddeny Mrs. Susan Norris aged IS years wife OF
Benjamin r. Mots. and formerly Of Boston. Mas.
Endrsd her family and friends by her anisbls and
exemplary department. she died. Christian should die
full Of the hope OF blessed beyond grave
Editors indianapolis and Columbus o.. please espy
IN shis the tire resdenes his SON
II. g. Gvathmey- Mr.. TEMPLE GwATHnkY. formerly o.
Louisville aged ~ years che funeral service will take
place At ST. Paus Chursh. this afternoon
o'clock.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-23

rWe see it reported in country paper,
that C. D. Shean and Green Walker, two
of the members of the Hardin county Jury,
in the case of Matt. Ward, have commenced
an action of Islander against the publishers Of
the Louisville Democrat.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-23

10 Our correspondent "Phenix," in yes.
terday's paper, committed an error in stating
SO large proportion OF the members of the
Young America Fire Company are foreign
ers. We are assured the mistake was made
inadvertently, but it is immaterial.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-23
WEDNESDAY MORNING :::::MAY %
Indiana Free Ba INKS.

The currency of Indiana is again as
good and sound as ever. Scarcely note of
any suspended or non-specis paying free
bank meets the eye in business transactions
from one weeks end to another. The Au-
ditor of State has announced that such is
the condition Of those Of the suspended free
banks whose securities are other than Indi-
ana stocks, that after the LIST of July be will
be enabled to redeem the outstanding circu-
latlon at par. Thus it will be seen that it
is becoming sound and reliable, under judi
cious management, as rapidly as it depreciat-
ed under the reeklessness of the late Audi.
tor. The amount of money now in current
circulation. is, no doubt, quite too small for
the business purposes of the community, in
ordinary times, but we trust that before an
other full crop shall be realized, requiringthe
use of larger circulating medium, it will
be supplied upon basis that will inspire
confidence both at home and abroad.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-23
The FUcrrIvE BAKER ARREsrED.-The
New York Mirror of May ls says:

Ink FUGITIVE ID AkEh AhhESIED.-iuc
New York Mirror of May Is says:
Quite all excitement vas created through
out the city last evening by the news of the
arrival of the clipper GrapeShot at this port,
having on board the alleged murderer of
Poole-ex.policeman Lewis Baker. The
Grape Shot volunteered by George Law, left
this port on her errand, March Is. She
sailed directly for Palmas, arriving there
April 4. Ten days later the Isabella Jewctt
arrived with Baker on Board. The fugitive
was discovered on the deck of the Jewett be-.
fore that vessel was boarded. and the officers
had no difficulty in arresting him, though he
appealed for help to the Jewett's officers and
crew, and said that the arresting parties
were pirates. The arrest did not occupy
over ten minutes, and Baker was taken on
board the Grape Shot.
The officers of the Jewett were not aware
who he was, as he sailed in that vessel under
the name of VIM. A. Browne. Baker sup.
posed, when the Grape Shot folks come on
board that they were pilots, and had no sus-
picion that he was being chased. He had
about 500 in gold, trunk of clothes, and
heavily loaded revolvers. He was at first
put in irons, which were soon taken off. He
i Oendveu we'll on the voyage oack ana TAXED
freely. His first question was, on finding
he was arrested, whether Poole was dead OF
not.
On being told that he was, he expressed
much sorrow for his family. Baker shows
scars of two wounds received in the fray
one on the top of his head at the left side
and the other on the top of his hip, in his
right side. These wounds are healed, but
he suffered severely for time.
/ Bakers account of the ARRAY il that ne
prior intention was had in the matter, ant
that he was rather the assailed than the as
sailing party. He acknowledged that hs
shot Poole, i'm self-defence, and thinks he shot
Lozier. He is now in the Tombs, committed
on charge of murder. There was great
crowd at the Tombs on his arrival, and he
shed tears freely, for the first time on meet
ing with so many of his old acquaint,nces
On passing through the prison corrido
Baker was hailed by Turner, his old associate
We are not aware when the trial will come
Oft should not be Delayed. The prisoner
has a father in the city but no mother
brother, or sister. He was borne in Wales
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-23
THE trun plant Of the great Arabian remedy
H.G. FARRELL'6
CELEBRATED ARABIAN LINIMENT

causing coaaterfsts to spring up al the country
spreading their banefui influence the land rebbnk
them worthless and poisonous trash for the genuine
Fsrrels Arabian Imminent. Fellow Citzsnsi Look we'll
letters H. G. before Farrss for il il has not Il is counter
fet The label around each bottle Of the genuine
reads thus n g. Farrsls Celebrated Arabian Lninent
bel siso and these words are blown in abe siss bos.
G. Fsrrslls Arabian Linimen Peoria."
The daring bonss Of the who would deceive
and good msdcae thus ony cheating them out
OF their money. hut that which far dssrefher health
ought be held in seern and receive the his
health and wishes truth and honesty triumph over
deception and racaly put his heel all base
aud uphold that which just and right The genuine H. G.
markabe medicine known for the Of rheumatism
rasia palms. wherever located sprns bruises hardened
lame back and sGectuai remedy
and cattle in tie OF sweeny dssmper laensss dry
shoulder splint Wounds ETC.. etc.. and will always ssop
SPAWN. il used IN the leginning.
LOOK OUT FOR CoUNrEkFEfrs!
has lately mads its called W. B.
Lnment the dangerous Of all the countere
his having the Of Farrell will buy in good faith
spurious
has wrought its evil effects.
The genuine arriele manufactured only by H. G. Farrell
Main street. Peoria niinois to whom ali sppiessons for
Agencies be addressed Be you get with the LETT
ters n. G. before the Farrss. thus-H g. FARRELL'S-
.1 so hi on the I;ss are Snps"
Wholesale and retail Agents. Evansville Ind,
and BY regularly authorised throughou the United
81 Price and ocents and 81 per bottle. .-
AGENTS WANTED in every town. village and hamlet In
Address H. g. Farrell As above accom- panied with good
ference - to character. responsibility. etc. my23
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-23

RIFLE BARRELS.
HHGH RIFLE BARRELS. hrst-Tate article together
with full supply Of gun trimmings sjust reed
and for sale by @. NJ. GRIFFITH
Bells Ware House. hack Of the Court House.
my23-dSwf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

MASONIC NOTICE.
THE members of Evansville Lodge. No Ga A. Y NJ are
requested their Hall THIS AFTERNOON. at q
o'clock for the purpose Of attending the funeral Of b.
Temple Gvathmey. A. H. SANDERS.
my23-lt Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-01
DIED..

DAvENPORT-In Newark, N. j. Tbursdsy, Nov. q of
malignant scarlet fever. SALLfE EUNICE ANDREWS
child Of Jno. A. and Euics Loviscis Davenport
aged years, l month and u day.
The friends the family invited TO attend her funeral
Saturday Dec. a. ocock from her fathers resi-
tencd, no IA Centre street, Newark.
MAHAN-On Friday evening, Nov so, THOS. A. MAHAN,
In the 25h year Of his age.
the family invited TO attend his funeral on
sunday Dec ct O'Clock from bis lste residence No. $50
BIoome street.
McNIEL-Op Wednesday morning, Nov g. aged q years
A III MCNEIL of the firm of Avery, Woodworth Go :,
ithaca, N. Y.
sIMMONs-On Tuesday, Nov. %, MARY A. SIMMONS, at
Claw son avenue Brooklyn, aged years
The inferred 10 the Cemetery OF the Everses
sMITH-on Vh'sy, Nov. 80, ROBERT TREAT SMITH, aged
q years and Is days.
The relatives friends respectfully invited TO attend his
funeral from The residence Of D. De Graft No. loo Alen
street, on Sunday, % inst, at o'clock p. IN.
TILTON-Op Friday, Nov So VALENTINE, son Of Homer
and Susan O. Tlllop aged years months nd IS DAYS
The friends family requeted atteod the funeral
without further invitation Sunday, Dec at O'Clock
D. No. residence Of his parents 19 lie Roy street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-01
Telkampf & Kitehings Wool Circular.

NEvfoRk, No Beaver Dec ! 1850
On ref ring u quotations decline will be found blh
DUutic ard Forega Woods, In consequence principally Of
monetary sfsi besins decided influence qast
or so makt or soverd weeks post Toe esat 4 the
luc'iou Of about $50 feo N Fleece on the
opirion, be vel
that Auction fusd to 10 cent below the highest pncs Of
tbsys
Msnuhctuers buy ,pvnsy and the stringent money mst
indenE sp' cul.aDI hO ders generally eIpa much cons
dence 10 esrly Improvement The cd Of Fleece WOOD 10
arte's moderate. and wi depsn The sstv
q nusctgrrs whe'hsr will prose Sbt for te
tine until Tbs lip y into market. The ntTh
prices 81 ell Kinds " prosSons have ohn
srifrsed 6sJrsiDs uhnetcs tgre5 goods and
ought Ia be thten into confederation.
The demand fr Pulled Wool he, been steady Il m III os
mostly, ami hiss ao sed seeumua5r osstOot "h'sh
pfsaD' So moderate one
IT. For,ign Woods intotve state he's corrrued 40 US
" s,lc he's smaller thsn etreeieo no iso
he'd effect sses and 10 IN 80 snds nos IN
dsmsnt deciu nnesnis hsf cents per poqnd u
tsbeb place The stock wi be about te same ~ a. me end Of
Lat MONTH the arrivals have been sucieot 20 rsp aes the
sales the so,k be called r1odefs'e one.
From the Fus.h have no htnse of
report. The Auction sale OF about 5000 II. Colonial aud
uesfy t.es mostly low Noos stfaetsd sJn
snd the decline Of Id. y 10 The com nsueemsn done
sway with BY ehs In the ooufse Of the sale bu'
o~ud the Gloss more lsHs1d feeling appeared 20
pfsysl
The u.w, from the European Contnsn, pEssas tse inter-
ten.rs ssd ssears In Wool tsvs bees very sa ard a
esr.sqssnee 81 ~teh Wool Auction bs taiep p,se Be
lin e he 6ia nnsAs respi bV proved y,ry tlstssst p,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-01
For Mopef.

The rate of discount at the Bank Of England con-
tinues al y cent for irstcass paper. Money has
been In active demand during the week both at the
Bank and at the discount houses. In the Stock Et.
change the rate has been to u y cent on Govern
uent Securities. general feeling Of anxiety pre-
vailed In commercial circles Lost smother advance In
tho rate of discount would result from the weekly
uestng Of the directors Of the Bank Of England but
The "PsrIor broke up witbou! that step being
ihtep II has been announced that The governors of
the Rank Of ENGLAND have hsd an interview with
cor feripg upon The expected requirements 81 Govern
mont duripg tho next few months. 1t IA believed
thew have ALL psrmssion Of Government to increase
or rather male up the deficiency which has occurred
since lsii in The noe circulation caused by tbs suspen
sion Of supdry of no country banks. The total Of That
d.feionoy is abou, 600 900, and by the Bank Charter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-01
FRIDAY. Nov. 30-P. NJ.

The Stock market was irregular to-day, and gen.
orally heavy. Ii is usual 10 have q Gull market on
the day after holiday and an additional csuss CT.
lists now in he absence Of the advces per Atlantic.
Erie, after 9uctustipg between 49l So closed at
4sl, the closing price of Wednesday; the prominent
fenes 81 the do not appear 10 be buying. Road
ing was sol, which is slight decoe on Wedne,days
price Tho fiscal year OF this road closes day. Ru-
NOR In Philadephis places the January dividend at
10 y cent, stock aud cash Harlem improved u
Hudson River declined !, &c. Western shsres, with
out much change, we're heavy. Cumberland closed
at % decline Of Z Y cent. Nicaragua was without
important change. Tho business in Railroad Bonds
was confined to Illinois Central, which improved v
cent State stocks showed % change. private
sale Of so 900 Missouris made a, SET G,nsraly
there was no feature Of interest 10 the market The
'ose was Observation-Disclosures TO opera,iug-no
pressure Of stock on the Market aAd no urgency 30
oy' The strees needs for activity short interest
when docs not new exist
I'D Exchange there is Dot much doiog, and The mar.
Ket" 'a'het heavy. STIRLING ls 7est with few
drawers asking s3Ssl. Francs, 5.25859O The sup.
ply Of bills is not largo
in Fregbts we notice 1000 bush. Corn 10 Liver.
pod at ED, closing with OSiod. asked 800 bbI..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-01
Ipcreue... 81 72l 90 $3.50 90 el6,lsl {

The Georee La ' arrived this mornisg, bringing "a
unusually large semimonthy remittance The steamer
had On manifest e. gag 500, xh,h is about $500 600
more than was brought by the previous stesmsr. la
ADDITION to the gold On the NANTES. and in the hands
Of passengers quite large amount of treasury drafts
on New.Yoik and st. Louis Is received. of which
sl3o, 900 were paid TO- dsy The entire remittance Is
probably moi less than tso aid gu rter millions Toe
deposits in the Assay Office to-day exceeded half
mi lion ard all was ordered into coin. notdnstsly
this gold does not arrive in time to have much effect
upou the Bank Statement of Monday next.
The firm of Sanders & Brenbsm, banke,s San Fran
csco suspended me1t the 5th the day of sail.
ing OF the steamer and 1t was thought could not 60 on
again. Their business was limited, and their suspen-
sion would probably create no financial difficulty.
In soditio, to the gold per Geo. Law the Pansms
Read transported 1924 434 in gold and e275 35l in
.lyer for English account The receipts of this road
for November promise to reach about $40 900, which
will be an increase of ego 900 October. The road is
in good order and the mass Of passengers taken out
by the Law, nesrly thousand were taken over tbs
road safely In four bours The Law also took out 400
pack of mail MISTER and COO packages Of express
freight.
This Washington to morrow viii take $4,000 in
specie
The business at the Clearing HOUSE was s3e zoo OOO
which lie very large.
The Money market in some quarters Is pronounced
very much easier, while generally there is not much
chspge felt. Good borrowers fiji money without diff:
fcuty. Pepper is 7SlO cent, with but little bslow
cent, and the bulk Of the transactions is at 10 y
cent. Our Banks are still losing specie to Boston,
Philadelphia and Baltimore, as well as the West but
are slso drawing some from the interior. l! is thought
the Boston Banks have drawn enough TO bring their
specie line up to three millions.
Tie Atlantic brings sdvices Of buoyant market
for Bresd,,uffs and Provisions, with good demand
and an irregular msrket for Cotton. This staple had
advanced early in the week, but claei at previou,
prices. Coasols hsd fuctusted between s7i assl,
closing ct So assl The following table will show the
fluctuations In Cor sols since the 9th inst
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Arrived.

q. g. mail steamship Atlantic Wet from Liverpool Nov II,
T. nal steamship George Law, HrDd.n Aspinwsn, mails,
psss and 'pecis fem Csifmnis. TO NJ O Roberta 4.
Ship BsyHs Adams Hamburg Il d. mdss and loo lss 70
c. Adams pas 70 Becb kunh,i Had Is deaths and birth
On the psEsga . A.,
s 5 ys. H. E. &C. S Nov
experienced heavy gale fom the which threw ts
Der % Sii% os s'S. Sa.s by 70
vessel. 18th .hl, beating 10 the bay 10 charge sfs po;
s.ysy'sS. .::.;sas. . e. ss.%as rs e.pt IA "a
ss Ss s T's h No %
GSistT 81 d., nd,e to B. Csrusns Experienced hesyJ
weather III on the P..ss o. ard cpl. al. &C. been 10 d.
Bt xyic tof My ste Fish St Marks 20 da, cotton, he.
Big Cape Peat Athsfsn, SAINT. Cruz Ccub New >, wood
'' s, soI:, t. E IN, l. j. rss pssn.o, &C..
and az p .." 70 i LeS.cS scSopsisS 90
fcbr Loyet Peacock ds I'm ssvsnnsh cotton &C. TO J'
sesr. Elm CITY. Fri,be.. New.gT.n
et Cru. Css%ser.n a.s IA. MS.sys sSr Boston
Sch. Oliver Ch.,e, Albany hr BOson
sell Tsesors GsOs rS.sa s.s.pp.h a. cotton .ua
rice 10 scrantoo Tslu,sn.
sss VIC, S Sysa '' sssvJ -e.S
se6r Csts tOcenbus) Braas. AnsOsturs 81 de-. hiassn
SEER SoS. s Subj. rus. Is.nd 10 d. salt to master.
schr n. sh.l., t.wreDos, Portlsed, CT
sen sen FseS A.s.. Fors.nd Ct
Sehr John Wright. Dl;sias,n Poril.nd, c..
schL q. Bofnsn, Nicke,s n. Albany kr Boston. -,
scbr Woo bne, Allen, Whining sn, naval stores, 70 NJ
Crfsdy Mott Co.
sehL Eus, Rae Wsship Tt9n, naval stores. t, m"'sr
seh1 Laura johnson, yohnsoa Nswbern nsvs rJss 70
r. NJ Blackwell.
sebr. lohn w. Ramsey (S-m,atsdD Mills. Bsldnore-
Sebf o. Pix, IS uo.edl Crummeli. bs tln0re -
sebr Lsurs G.rrads farchnd Ch.restOn ds. c'.t'u.
nee &C.. 20 pss.sr.
schr Myers Rhodes, Rortout FOR Bostoc.
schr Phi sielph's Kelley, Albany for soson. 49,
sehr W. Gem, GIBBS, sAldnors, coal. bosnd 70 Dta'
ton She put into tti tsIbor for port
schr. w Brown, Delnsl, Alb ANY for Esv. Bedford
sehr. Reindeer, kiBn-i, BA tnaore coal
Sclr. Henry jayne. Aldridee, Bal,aiors. cod.
echr fhusnder Armstrong Broeseu Bsltiaaoss, eosL
sehr. william Thomu, Davis, Vhtuia, bSois 70 S'"'
Haven
sloop phenis, Coo Pert snd. CT. some
sloop Joel Hall Portland. Ct stone
Sleep Henry. Portland, Ct, SOMA
sioop Frsrsin. Ave y, EesLosdon
sloop Blseksone, Eeynolds Providence
sloop Orion, Cole, Portland CT
s,oos Joseph, Coe, Portland, Ct
sAILED-ship. CopstAhtipA kaooduek. fx Lfs's'"t
American Union, owen'. for liverpool.
WIND ssAIise N W. Messisn w. Sunset w.
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. MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEw-YORK.......
Cleared.

Observation-Disclosures, Csvendy Bremen aud soutbsmp.
tor, c. n. band.
ships-P Potomac Swesney, AIDE aide L. H. Simpson Sons;
Cheers Sawyer New Orleans Robson Fosdick; Northern
Belle TrOtt Hs,re " ssb Csvsr Chsse; Am rcan Union
Owens, Liverpool Grinnel Mnturn Co
BGh-E. A. Cochran Coehsn Havana r. p. Back CO.
Bhss-J Oliver, (Br) Newcomb, Wsy mouth ~ s., 8. &
J. Wilson Mana ST. sjasnds Chvens, France, Fanch
depcke; Augusta F) Quens Antwerp mater Adelphi,
Brewer, PsIs Jsmes bishop & Co.
scbooners--F. j. Brospsrd Mccormick City Point, L..
Crook L. A. Edva DIS Doug ass Georgetown, Dolner Pot
ter; Nankin Beers, Boston, Dayton sprssaei r. Fl.
Hundey, h.mIopd Richmond, J. s. herhili Y s. James
Baltimore, J. w. Mckee W. A. Eui, Allen, Charleston. Doll
ne's Potter; Cos Pilot Davis Cenfa.so' NeDeus WsL
susap, Lorpg Boston w. LAWS Atslants, tBr Pnthsn
BARN ton N s. McAulis Wheeock; Globe rsns sdem
RW Ropsj R-lndeer, (Br Firth Bsrnad', dnston 70.
sloop-W. n. Bowen, Hslect, Providence master