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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-14
The Record Of a Triumph /!

CONSOLATION TO THE sur BRING
There is no little consolation ia tio thought that,
however the imPose may flourish fori season, he
not long continue TO doiude mankind How mann mon
oontrye to acquire biief and fashy reputation, and
then sink into disrepute aud Oblivion This s espo-
cally true TO The prctoudors 10 medical SKILL who, 10
an age when diseases abound, seek 10 inyego them
selves the confidence Of the ruhio and 10 iaposo
upon il with their noKious We confess that
yeias ngo, when inst heard Of tAe nnisosa eelebn
~ Of professor HoLtowAY, we disuusted bic lony
claim, aud afogaIed to ourselves superiority Of DIS
eefnment which would not allow him to onuap our
Judgment Most heartily do we beg his pardon Tor The
unjust impuaion. A careful study uf his system
yuoed ~ that we've indeed mis.aken, aud that The
world, to do him justice, should m pedately, os il un-
doubleday will hereufor RANK hin 'efomo.t among ~
beneiaclor. he has solved the mystery Of human dis
cases, ADD proved that all medical meni tom the
time Of lluSrEH, has been based upon faso premises
JFNNER did not effect greater revolution in the method
Of dealing with tho smallpox, then Or. HOLLOWAY hos
done in the ordinary medical routine Of the present
day.
The human blood il a mere aud, coursing through
the veins and arteries and patakng Of the mere quail
lilies of other 1uida. e s-stariug as the statement
may seom-ALIvE. II 10 plain words, she hie@
mau." All physiological discusses, such as indigestion
deIanged kdndys, liver, heat, lungs stomach, oil IN
puo secretOns la tho body aud large majority OF sp
ldsmc and endemic diseases have their onglu or al
least tNif exciting cause Ia tho impure STATE Of The
blood. Cleanse thar aud keep 10 elsaused, and no SICK
ness can PROSTATE, or evan assail the system inns
splendid discovery has given uslfe to Professor hol,
lowAr's name, lanaeending the reuown of heroes a"o
statesmen. We do wonder at the great fame he h''
acquitted in Eupops, Asia, Africa and Australia We
feoice that he has vsiod eountIy aud "peh''
an establishment in New York, which viii be aFsp
TEMPLE OF HEALTH 10 our own citizens
fills aud OINTMENT arc the most wonderful ''".
tyes which SCIENCE and skin have ye. produce"
y sunday Time.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-14
VERMONT LEGISLATURE.
On the Liquor Law.

In House, trlday' Nov q
Mr.. Powers remarked that there were many
members who projesnd to be warm hiends
10 this bill. He could not but be reminded
of certain story which he once read.
There was once great gathering OF the
nnuerous classes of animals. Among them
came one with a peculiar stripe. He intro
ducnd himself to the assembly as coon.--
some doubts arose among the others as to
bis true character. AT last one spoke out
"The professed coon didn't look like a coon.
He didn't net like a coon, and what Is more,
didn't smell like a coon"
So was it with these professed friends of
the TEMPERANCE cause They didn't look
like friends of temperance. They didn't act
like friends of temperance, and whether they
smsR like friends of temperance those who
sit in their Immediate vicinity could better
tell
sIle went on to say that he had met DIFF
feront members from the town Of Brattlebo-
ro'--these lukowarm projessed friends Of tenn
perance,-hut he had observed that these
members had never been returned. He
thought that these men misrepresented the
true temperance men of Brauleboro'.
Mr.. Bradley opposed the bill and com
menced by saying i, hat mankind were divided
into two great classes. Glass No. consist
ed of the gentleman from Woodstock; Class
No ,, mankind generally. Class No. was
always unanimous. Glass No. 2 differed IN
their opinions Again, Class No. was al
ways modest Glass No. 2 we're varied.
Glass No knows all about Glass No. 2 but
Glass No. don't know one half about Class
No. |. He never said that he was favorable
10 the liquor law He never said anything
abont it,
II any States Attorney should neglect any
duties in 20 pages Of the act, he would be
liable to the severcst punishment, Why not
apply this to other crimes--theft, murder,
&c? In this case there is no act described,
no crime. One Of the duties Of magistrates
is to spill liquor in one case, in another not.
A case comes up before a justice Of the
peace--lf the justice neglects his duty, he
must suffer- lie must decide # he decides
one way, he is guilty If the other, likely Ia
be guilty. What is he to do p? If | attn at
tucked personally, ! consider 1t addressed to
my cowardice, aud by the God above me.
such arguments shall be as weak as weak
can be.
shall do my duty, and it will take more
than Tom Powers of Woodstock, 10 frighten
me from it,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-14

With the commencement Of the new year,
the WdichBan and journal will be printed on
entirely new type, and in style new to
country newspapers, embracing two improve.
ments, more reading matter, and tyDe easily
read. We have adopted the plan of the best
newspapers Of England making a nercspa-
per, not show bill. With this improve
meut in style, we propose to adapt it more
than ever for general circulation through the
State, as a record of State politics and views
and matters OF State interest; while with
something Of own occasional correspondence
when away, and with the services Of a COM
potenl hand in our stcnd at home, we hope
TO materially improve out paper in Interests
usefulness, and value We need not
say, that 1t will stand by the Republics
principles which now charactorizo It.
Terms Single subscription $3.50 in ad-
vance, Ten copies TO one address, sl2-or
twenty copies or over to one address at 81
each per year-myable invariably in adj
vance on these terms.
o. NV SUBSCRIBERS desiring TO COM
mence with the new year should send In
their names previous TO the 2Oth of Deem
Der.
We invite our Republican friends espcc-
tally to lend their aid 10 enlarge the circula.
ton of the Waterman.
o. In consistency with the new arrange
ments for the Weekly, Tar DAuH Journal
for 1857 will be enlarged sufficiently to give
the opportunity for an absiraci Of the princi.
pai debates in The Legislature, should that
promise to be warranted by sufficient patron.
age. b. +. WALTON.
MontDehpr Nov 10 1890
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-14

~ The Buchaniers burnt a great deal
Of powder on Saturday evening: possibly
because they feared it would not stand the
dampening effect of the gale from the Sou
thern States.
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/ OF the Judiciary Committee. with sub
stitute bill, relating to the rights aud prive-
eros Of married women, which substitute
was agreed to- The bill was opposed by
Messrs Bradley Deanc, and Taiti supported
by Messrs Billings, Green, Kiuredgc, Colby
/ Hutchinson and Howe. Mr.. Merrill moved
an amendmnt, which was agreed TO. and
the bill was ordered 10 third reading.
Revolutionary Mr.. Powers, resembling
the vote already adopted, fixing the final
adjournment Of the assembly for Friday next,
prolonping the time until Tuesday morning
of next week. Mr.. Green moved to amend
by striking ont the words " Tuesday morning
of next week" and inserting the words
/" Wednesday morning Of next week." which
was agreed to
/ The ayes and nays being demanded on
/ the adoption Of the resolution were taken,
aud we're ms iollows:--
Ayes l3}
Nays, y
The Speaker announced as the Select
/ Committee ON the bills aud petitions rclat-
ing 10 the payment Of the debts of the late
town Of Stirling:
Mr.. Steele of Windsor, Hunt of West
/ Haven. Stearns of Wndham, Easterbrook
of Sherburne, Harding Of Lowell
House Adjourned.
AFTERNOON.
SENATE.
Blu pissed. Relating to Savings Banks.
The ball relating 10 diseased sheep, was
amended, and on motion Of Mr. Davis, order
ed 10 lle on the table.
The bill Incorporating The Home Bank at
llnesburgh was opposed by Mr.. Benton.
Supported by Messrs. Flint, and Wilson,
and ON the question of lis passage. the AYES
and nays were demanded by Mr. Phelpsand
were as follows-Ave- 10. NAYS Z. So the
/ bill passed.
I Rsporis. BY Mr.. Johnson. for the com
mtee on Roads on the Resolution enqpir-
ing whether can alteration in the time for
paying highway mxes was necessary - that
they have considered the subject, and DO not
recommend any further Legislation 30 this
time.
By Mr.. Johnson, for the committee on
Roads, in favor Of the bill relating TO the
Annual Report of the Railroad Commission
or. with amendments concurcd in, and the
blll was ordered 10 a third reading.
BY Mr.. Bguon, for the committee on
R9ad3 aupinst the bill relating 40 supeun.
fendonls, presidents. lessces, or trustees Of
ltallroa3- 100 this state. The bin bad once
been reported favorablv, aud after some dis
'o, was 'eco'"'n't''u To Ine co'i'"'''ce'
''' 0 ,r'"'g' l"ns'' '',l,'n - Oh. al,
,., r.;'.,oJ '7''''' W ''' P's'"s'' '''' ''''
d.,
j., va "Ii'"I W. w. oo,,,'''.',te on 'I5os'
i,,s.,ii, pI'i.a.i ''''''' lo'".,.'7 Al,
passed
by "r' Phelps, Tor the general committee,
IN ia'or OF hHl relating to the payment OF
ioNes on real estate That may be sold after
having oeen sen no the li-t, with nn amend
mem concurrcd in' and ON motion of Mr..
On.er wood ihe bhi wos lnid on zoe table.
mr. dun'on moved TO reconsider the vote
,eI'II'''3 '9e o''I relating To the traffic 100 in-
,'A'''''iI liquors To me judiciary commit
,e' ana i, was reconsidered aud the bill re-
IeItgu To- 'hr general committee
ne amendments proposed Icy the House
10 'he OH eXem2iIng the Libraries of physl-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-14

Mr.. Phelps called up the bill Incorporating
the Vermont Arms Company. 1t was oppo.
sed by Mr.. Cahoon,
Supported by Mr.. llunton, an passed, / 8
TOT.
The bill providing for the reference Of &c.
tious in the County Court, was again taken
up.
Opposed by Mcssrs Underwood, and
Royce, and supported by Messrs. Johnson
and Ilo,chkss
While the question was pending,
The President announced the hour for the
meeting of the Joint Assembly, aud the Sem
ate went into the House of Representatives.
On returning, on motion Of Mr. Cahoon,
the Senate adjourned
HOUSE.
Senaie BIS rejered.-T Incorporate the
Vermont State Agricultural Sociey.-to
the committee on agriculture.
In relation 10 Savings Bank, TO the com.
iniitee ON banks.
Bills iniroductd.-By Mr. Merrill, 10 in
corporate the New England Gold Mining
Company; referred to the committee on cor
poralions.
BiR paaed.--To extend The rights and
privileges OF married womcu.
R'poris,-Of a majority of Select Com
mttee, in favor Of the resolution relating 10
the construction of the Pacific Railroad,
with amendments which were agreed to,
and the resolutions were adopted.
of Select Committee, Ia favor of the res.
outlons 10 relation to the presentation Of a
sword to Captain Horace b. Sawyer, of the
United States Navy.
The adoption Of the resolution was sup
ported by Messrs. Stacy Bradley, Kittredge,
Ranslow and Cheney, and opposed by
Messrs. Merrill, Green, Stevens of East
Montpelier
The Senate came in for Joint assembly 10
elect Judges of the Supreme and Circuit
Court. Mr. Steele nominated to the office
Of chief Judge Of the Supreme Court, Hon.
Isaac L. REDFirLD Of Windsor who was
elected unanimously.
Mr. Burton nominated as first assistant
Judge of the supreme Court, Hon pIER-
POINT lsnAM of Bennington, who WIS elected
UNANIMOUSLY.
Mr. Smcy nominated as second assistant
Judge of the Supreme Court Hon. Muo l..
BtNNErT of Burlington, who was elected
unanimously.
flr Spencer nominated as Judge of the
.irst Judicial Circuit Cont, Hon. WILLIAM
G.. krrEEpGe Of Farhsven.
Mr. Powers moved to adjourn the Joint
Assembly until Tomorrow morning at half
posi tens supported by Messrs. Powers,
Bradley, Stewart and Pierpont, opposed by
llcssrs. Marsh of Brandon, Green, llunton
and Howard
Yeas 50, Nays l29, and the motion was
losi.
Mr. Stewart nominated as Judge Of the
first Judicial Circuit, Hon. ions PlERporNr
OF Vergennes.
Mr. piemoint nominated Hon. LoYALL c..
KELLOGG of Benson.
Whole number of votes, DIS
Necessary 20 a choice, l25
WI..nm g.. Kntredge, l72
John Pcrpoint 81
Loyal g.. Kellogg, 43
Scattering
Mr. Powers nominated as Judge of the
SECOND Judicial Circuit Hon JAMES Bar
RErr of Woodstock.
Mr., Tenuy nominated Hon. ABEL UN-
DEKwoon of Wells River.
Whole number of votes 2iS
Necessary for choice, rs
Abel Underwood, l49
James B1rreu, %
Senator Underwood nominated Hon.
AsAKEL PICK of Burlington, as Judge for
the third Judiciary Circuit, who was elected
unanimously.
Senator Benton nominated Hon. LUKE p.
PoLANn of 81. Johnshury, as Judge for the
fourth Judicial Circuit, who was elected
unanimously.
On motion of Mr.. Kiuredge, the resolu-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-14

Shocking .4ecidsni. On Saturday evening
last, one OF the most heafrending accidents
took place at North Bennington which It hos
been our lot 10 record flr long time 1t
appears thst while Mrs. Banuey, wife of
Dr. J. W. Ranney, and Mr-. tolvin. wife of
Mr.. Vail Colvin, were riding 10 a carriagc
down The bull near the former residence of
p L. Robinson, Esq. in the village ofNorth
Bennington, and as they cahe 20 the bridge
at the foot of the hill they discovered d team
going IN the opposite direction whereupon
Mrs. Ranney Immediately turned the course
OF her horse, IN order 10 lot he other team
pass, there being but nsinck upon which
TO cross the bridge, when her holse became
frightened at pile of lumber, and common
ced backing aud although every effort was
put forth to check him 10 h.a course. they
did not succeed, and The horse, carriage
and occupants were prccimaied down an
embankment OF some iieen feet, killing
Mrs. Ranney instantly, auj severely, il not
mortally, iniuring Mrs. CoIyin.-Bannp.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-14
TUESDAY, Nov. II, 1856.
SENATE.

Prayer by the Chaplain.
House Blis passed TO preserve fish in
Lake Dunmore.
relating TO the Annual Report of the
Railroad COMMISSIONER
Altering the names of George w. Barnes
and Perss 5. Barnes, aud constituting them
helrs-at-law of John w. and Sarah f..
Thompson.
House bill referred. Extending the rights
of married women, to the committee on the
Judiciary.
Mr. Burton, by request, moved to recon-
slider the vote passing the ball Incorporating
the Home Bank at lllnesbuigh.
Mr. Underwood moved 10 lay that motion
on the table, which motion was carried.
Joint Resolution. Resembling the Reso-
luton providing for the adjournment of the
two Houses on Friday the l4th lust aud
fixing Wednesday the 10Th inst
Mr.. Jones moved 10 amend, by striking
out the words "Wednesday the 10Th inst aud
insert Tuesday the 18Th. The amendment
was rejected.
On the question of the adoption, the ayes
and nays were demanded by Mr.. Jones, and
were as follows
Ayes Me-srs- Benton. Cahoon, Gregory,
lloichkiss, Reyes, Pierpont, Thompson, Tn.
derwood, Warner-0.
Nays-Messrs Burton, Barber, Cole, Con-
verse, DAVIS, Dwight, Flini, Field, llunton,
o res, Johnson, Marsh, Phelps Reynolds,
Royce, Walker Wilson, Wires, Wright
~.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-14

Of a sword 10 Captain Horace b. Sawyer,
was adopted.
The House resumed consideration Of the
bill to abolish capital punishment. Sup.
ported by Nessrs. Stevens of East Mont.
pelier, and Albee.
The ayes and nays being demanded on
the third reading Of the bill, were taken and
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-14

WfALrH.-The less you leave your chill
dren when your die, the more they Will
nave twenty years aherward. Wealth In-
hortod should be the incentive to exertion,
Instead of that ''lt is the title deed to sloth."
The only money that docs man good is
that which he earns himself A ready.made
fortune. like ready-made clothes, seldom hIs
the man who comes into possession.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-14

First D,siriet.-Mai. Hodges i3 elected
by more than 5000 majority over ALL
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-14
B. F MANIERRE, President.
d. II. GuDERsLEEyE, Secy.

The First Of The Season. A wild goose Of
noble proportions was shot near the mouth
Of Dead Creek early this week Spread of
wing ; feet Z IN, weight ~ pounds. The
migrating flock was small, not more than
twelve in number, and probably got bewilder-
ed by the heavy blow OF last Saturday and
settled on the meadows bordering Otter
Creek Yggennes Citizen.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-14

duties Of listers; {, the committee Of ways
and means.
70, the relief Of the INDECENT poor under
~ years of age; TO the judiciary committee.
The motion 10 reconsider the vote by
which the bill relating to the relief Of the
poor m Kansas was dismissed, was made The
special order Of Tuesday next, at 10 A. VI.
The bill to abolish capital punishment
was made the special order ofTuesday next
ut2 PM.
The bill for the relief of iusolvont debtors
and tho more equal distribution Of their ef-
fects, was made the special order Of Monday
next at3 =. VI.
Adfourucd
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-14

The House adhered To their disncree-
ment to the proposed amendment of the
Senate To bill relating to the effects of alter
mo the l,t'r-' valuation of real estate.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-14

The Speaker announced as the Select
Committee ON the bills and petitions rcat-
ing TO the payment of the debts of the late
town of Stlrling
Mr.. Steele Of Windsor Hunt of West
Haven. Stearus of WIndham, Easterbrook
of Sherburne, Harding Of Lowell.
House Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-23

The .eui annual interest due in this city the lst
July next on the real estate bonds OF the La Crosse
aIo Milwaukee Railroad Company will be paid at the
office Of Atwood & Co., No. Wall street, On and
after let July.
We urdex.tand that the award Of the new loan OF
the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Company will
not be made until the bids that were receivable at
Cincinnati have been opened when the bids made
there and in this city will be decided on.
The steamer Ericsson, which sailed to-day for Liv.
<rpool, took e2ol ,e52 in specie.
The Citizens BsIk OF N-w-Orleans, as city fiscal
agent has given notice that funds for paying coupons
on bobo- of Municipality No 2, due in New.York on
the LIT prox., have been lodged at the Bank of
America
Gen. Blifs, esq, has been elected director Of the
American Exchange Bank, in the place OF David
HaddeD deceased.
The Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad
Company has declared a semi annual dividend Of five
per cent out of the earnings of the past Six months
wi ch will be paid on the Let of JAY, to New.York
registered stockholders at the office Of MessIs Wins
low, Lanier g. Co.
The following is the latest state nent OF the New
Orleans Banks showing their each assets and habii-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-23

IA 'sea~pAp Aaaa.e from Lgs,poSl7Ths R'n MlIsEd
Gaze and l-dy Mr. 0ussrte Mr. Dyer MI Cherry MeKen-
1e Miss Virgins NJ. 5unest and lady, Ward, Ken
se Mr. Long the Rev Mr. bourdou-l, r. ClemeLt, T. De-
b IT, T. H. GREY, Mr. FnSman, L. Vorner spd sdy c. IL.
Isneob Mess Jewett Kend.ll Lyernore Mr. Bra.sf and
lady Mr. Townsend Mrs Davis Mr. Stot AID party, Mess
Fsn.hsw., wh-el.ek, Gr.nados Blsek D.. W.o, Needles
Mr. AID Mr. and Mrs Ferris long Lerrs A. Ebbs VI D. Ben
jamip T. B. Adams B. Enslish r. TAFT, Mr. Asb5urner, Mr.
Mr., and Ms Stanley and eerysb T. Coming AID
party Mrs, Nowst, MIs Ne~buIy Mr.. Howe and lily M
FAY fot NJ. K'mb. Mrs Johnson, Lewis, C. A. Lord j.
H. Orne r One Mr. Humphrey C. L.'h-r"sit and lady
L. Marie, q. Reese. =,
Ia mship Quaker CITY, (cn. Hardna-C Harispe, Al
rols Slaughter O. Alfonso R. Alfonso r. Alfonso Brown,
lsdy three children ard two servants NJ Story staples
ard sdy, Mrs Ponce Zusuabe lady AID SON. " M"i.'
Chu bill lady and two children Mis-. Phinneg Miss G. BE-
hr Callahan servant, Aiken. L. Casumoyer c.
Disz Alfays W. ReeC-ii-ro Z. Coec linus J. Lyons
T. Schwnse, Holsten. A. Gilbert e. Rouyer, Elirsdo
2 Flusldo r. Casss Miss E. Casa, j. p 4. Thompson =.
Diego aid servant J. Hcls,en z; Meert, C,yo L.wt'n,
A kss,ler A MeIger J. II. Bell, J. J. de AraJno.
Ia ie Co.fIian oa ST C,oir-Js,ob Gyilck OF q Crox
A. No CIey LADY, and two servants, Of Charleston hts
M,s Moore Master Moore Of 81 Crox, Mss saer'ert
kew-iork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-23
PHILADELPHIA Markess. .JUYE 81.

The remains quiet but firm at previou.
quoted i5J bales have been cold at full
prices FLOUR dun there very little export dem sud- snd
include SO bba at SO for Straight BRANDS go oois
selected w b. bomas" at SO 49, $50 bills Western
eI ON terms made public The market closed with more
seller, than buyers these figures The home demstd mod
bands and SC IS So 80 Dbl for extra and fancy
brands RYE Flour dull at 81 ~ Dbl CORN
MEAL is ste adv it'll saes Of eco bbs Brandy ~ns Mill at
81 81 PspDsylvsn is firm at 81 81 y Dbl
GRAIN in Ieqnt st. and lots are carce at former
ouot.d ,ates about busb WHEAT have bssn sold at
lIStdSI As for fair prime Reis. and 81 @0 60 for
White RyE-About COO bush PeDns ysnis brought 72c In
store CoRs and 0oCd 600 bush have been die.
posed l5Gsc for Yeox the latter for good Southern
s6o.t and tu.h White 46c OATS selling
arrival st SIC. for PepDsylvsns and Delaware.
In GROCERIES there Eooc ee 70 note with flesh sales
Of Susar and Noasses fell Co-es also better -
about have been sold within day or Two q.
2ic u,u time The PROVISION market quiet but firm and
and SELL apart their views Mess Pork held
tls Dbl Bacon sides are worth loac .nd Shoulders
L.d held tdlI4c for bbs and ia 0lSc for Kegs But
ter 10 demand ct 5dl5ic. for new Western WHISKY Is
s6dHc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-23

s..n.hip.-Ide of M.'er, Lswsor, Lisbon and M.isrs,
O. 7. es AuGuss, Lyon, Savannah. :. L. Mitchl Sasi
vile, suy Charleston spOfcrd Tlssou Co.. Jsmesso~n,
Parrish Norfolk &C., Ludsn Ple.szntA
Shils-Web.rer Lawrence, Liverpool Spofori, Tlsstou
Co Emerald Cook Liverpool, hos and RdseSsy Ro,uu-
d. Percy, London Durham Omor Albany Jordan 9la.-
gov J. B. ssIdy II. Croker ssmmer, Neworesns Robson
4 Foscict.
Bais-Rben tHsm) sPisr Hamburg; T., .B.:h Kun
baidt Lizzie Bosss, Direr Ss,ua "a Grads, ~ Psse;
Mo.l.s Brown. Hsvan., sturges Co.. Effort lBr Bro
Sc. John, Lawrence, Murray Lindsey SsPenhe (Br.
Spaip ST. John. ". B., kd.aorson d Broe.
Bm..1ss esS..ts M.,to- santa c,s. Ws's G.iyet
Alnor- Wilton, Bermucs, Walsh. Carver Chise
SehonpersJ Prince. Ssmes vers Cruz Cslsshan IA H..
p,eri Clyde Or S~eetDe Abs:o Jas EnS Eistac lBrl,
HoeEtns Asso, C. Aekey Ir1osene, Ripley Mobile. Lsue
Wet Co Ros. Carver ssta Riy 81. Jaavn rh
hslerh M.phin, ssvslosh, r. Gilman Co; Pcohor
as IBuhey charleston, Scranton Tsusn; Nebraska Pan
ninsr9s Georseto~n, Peo Price Martha Gao.s 'spael-
lmirston, J. w Mckee; New York, Brghs l. Rich.
nond G. H. Perscn; Fsf,I Mott. Alexandra, Merrill Alb
nett heseue, Bseen Eaitimore, Merrill Abbott; Albert
pied; Phillips, Baltimore. master; A Hldrdse. Ro ~and
Philadelphia W. McKee, Rio. Crowel, Ph;isdelpnia,
Hand Hard. Wood, Portland. q. T. Hatch Co. Ciro nc
Lust Hevburyporr c. =. J. Peters; IsabeI., Fa1'in,
Kenny
sie0T-Fsshieu. BABY Providence, master
1seSsusrs-Thss. 6vtnD, Green, Baltimore, CrvG~ssfs