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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-22
DENTAL NOTICE.
DR.. j. BORDlEY.
Formerly Of Henderson, Ky }

MOULD respectfully inform TIE citizens of Ev-
w ansyile and vicinity that be has taken rooms
few doors shove the Posofce, where be car be seen
the teeth and relieve iseased gums wonld here re,
mark that diseased teeth and gums cause weak eyes,
headaches eaache, deafness, diseases Of the stomach
Tie worst cases OF dyspepsia connected with dis
eases OF the mouth; many safer fuf years and when
the cause found OUT proce, ds from some derange
testify to tais TACT jan1.u
N. ID. Chloroform administer ed when desired.
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sAYINGS BANK LIST.

Rates OF which the following Bank Notes are bought,
or received deposit at the Savings Bank, Evans
Vile. Corrected weekly.
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ANNUAL REPORT.

laure Of the State Of Indiana, entitled "An Act
authorize the formation of Gas Light Commpanies,
approved February 18th, 1851.
TUNHE undersigned, President and majority Of the
II the Directors Of the Evansville Gas Light Com
pany, make the follow ing Report:
Amount of Capital Stock, $5o,20
Amount Of same paid in..................$ $4,000
m of existing A
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G: G. KEATS, President.
JHO. J. CHANDLER, Director.

Evansville, Jan. LIST, 1883.
STATE OF INDIANA,
Vanderburgh County. 80
C.. g. Keats and John ]. Chandler make oath befor
that the foregoing statement Is they believe
jan i5.l0t BLYTHE uYNES, Notary Public.
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OF aulusteu ana not duc,
y Losses IN suspense waiting further
proof, Included inl asst answer above,
TO- All other claims against the Company 1901 70
ii. The rule OF the Company is not exceed $1,000
m any one risk, subject 20 loss by single hre.
II. The amount insured in city village, depends
upon its Subsequently, all the desrabie risks to be
had; subject to the rule last above named.
IL. The amou mt insured In any block Of build
ngs depends upon its size aud construction, subject
the rule above referred to.
IL. No part of the Capital earnings Of this Com.
pany has been deposited in any other State as security
for losses therein, and such deposit s required by
any state except Indiana; from which State the
Agencies of this Company were withdrawn, as this
Company enertains the opinion that its entire Capt.
and resources pledged for the canal security of
all its Policy holders, and should so remain. Under
the opinion OF late Attorney General Of the State Of
VOID, some Of the Agents % this Company have re.
sumed their office and continue TO transact the business
Of Insurance in that State.
And this Company will recognize all its Policies
issued TO any party or parties in the State Of Indiana
as valid and OF binding obligation, and pledges itself
whether held by reason Of the passage Of
the law referred 10 or not.
o.C B. BOWERS, Secretary.
:HARrFoRD CoUsrT, IS.
Personally appeared C. d. BOWERS, Secretary Of
the Hartford Fire Insurance Company and made oath
that the foresong statement Iby him Subscribed is
true full and correct statement Of the affairs of said
Company, and exhibits 50 Car as can beasoerained at
this date, its actual condition on the first day Of Jan.
Before me, III. ii. BARBORN, y.P
Applications Tor Insurance may he made TO the un-.
dersgned, ALLEN c-HALLECK, Agent,
JansldAw Evansville, Indiana
UHHCEIyPD CT NIcuT nv rypprcs
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NOTICE.

n notifying the public Of my retirement from bus
II ness, beg leave to tender them, and my friends
and patrons particularly, my thanks for past favor
consideration my successor, JACOB STRAUB, who
undoubtedly, will justify all expectations OF my
friends. A. NALDKIRCH.
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| INDIANA,
All Specie Paying Banks
par.
/. Broken Banks notquo.
ted in this lfst, are not
bought
LAND WARRANTS.
10 Acre Warrants Soc per
4 Acre.
'ls0 Acre Warrants SOC per
Acre.
'll30 Acre Warrants sc per
\ Acre.
leo Acre Warrants e0c Der
Acre.
Exchange on New York
~ per premium.
Coin /: FER C premium.
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BLACKWOODsS MACHINE,
THE
BRITISH REVIEWS.

Payments to be made in all cases in advance. Money
current in the State where issued will be received at
par
A discount of twenty-five per cent. will be allowed
clubs. -Four copies Of Blackyood, or Of Review,
will be sent to address for 90; four copies OF the
four Reviews and Blackwood for go; and 50 on.
The PosrAoE to any part of the United States sill
be but twenty four cents year for Backwood" and
but fourteen cents year for each of the Reviews.
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JSRENCH DINNERS, &c.--Mons. j.. Cabantous
be prepared to and suppe and parties
scpon in the approved style Ny web Mons Ca
personal upervon given all parties and Of
kind supplied Confectionery pyramids, fancy and plain
ies charot &c. Of pr0use varieties ana over one
patterns mouls for parties The following extra fine
French dishes will name, viz:
DEntrce Froid Ia Geec CONC. gs Fa
Vean In Saint Carat !
Les Anquies Bourre Montpelier 9....s
Aspie Focs Gras Belle Vuc
(aantne Esisan Ia dOrlean
a Ia Franchise la Gelce
LES Froid dcconais irute
Balotine do Pigeon la Geee
Salad dHomand Ia Bagnasin
Potage la leiDe : ~ ~
Potage la Tonuc
Potage Blond de vean
Potage la Mcteheu Essence dc Gibiss
Les Fets de Boeuf n Ia Russo
Dindo la Chpolata, .ts
DEni,ees
Saue Filct do Foulot Suprem
de Caille Gratin
File Cancton gus dOrangs
salmis dc Perdreaux Becase. 4.
Perigueu1.
Cotelettes Pigeon
Teniron do Veau G Maudoinnc
Timbae do Maccaroni In PHrisicn
voe la Toulouse.
all other French dishes that he called FOR My usual bill
the usual prices.
Day boarde II per day wookly boardcrs, IS week
j. &. WEAVER
No. 347 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Browns Hotel
Dec s-eolm
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see Capt. West, Texas Capt. McMchael Wisconsin (;
Lieut. Belcher, New York Lieut. Powers Mississippi :
Q. Brady, Philadelphia j. Il. Hogan, Mississippi j. A
Mcclure, New York j. Griddle St Louis L. 1homp-
son, New York z. H. Raymond England H. w Sum
merford, Georgia T. q. Austen, New York David
Beale Boston Z. Belts, Detroit H. Cox, Baltimore
III, Fisher PHILADELPHIA (, j. T. Green Baltimore w A.
Johnson North Carolina J. w McCleand, Pittsburgh;
+. Lally St. Louis J. Sheppard, New Orleans Joseph
Wood, New Orleans X. Mcdonald, New Orleans T..
Moore, New Orleans; Thomas, New Orleans; ~ Cane
wacker, New Orleans W. Champion, Milwaukee g.
Downing Philadelphia M. Gilmartin, New York T.
T. johnson, Newport, Kentucky Geo jackson, Penn
syivania G. Manly, Cincinnati j. o. Keane, New
York w. II Taylor, Lynchburg, Virginia - Bailey
New York. 4. Byron, New York - Marshall Mexico :
Catania, New Orleans
prevailed at Aspnwall previous to the sailing
of the steamer the 4th that Costa Rc and Nicara
qua had adjusted their difficulties RIGA aban
donng all preensons to Forts San Carlos and Castillo
we'll the control of the river San Juan Costa RIGA
also consents that the department of Guanacaste
pied by the government Of Costa Rica shall be nom
nay considered the territory Nicaragua This leaves
the whole question in the position that 1t has been
for long time past II is said that 400 Nicaraguans
had arrived at Fort San Carlos to strengthen that port
previous to Anderson leaving Castillo
PROM THE SOUTH PACIFIC.
Cmu--The news from this republic is very scanty.
Local politics occupy the attention Of the legislature and
the concessions made by the government have 80 com
petey satisfied the public that all fears OF revolutionary
reaction ut end
The monetary crisis still continues to be felt by the
merchants of Valparaiso but mp to the present time they
have borne up against it, and the few failures and
pensions that have taken place unmporant The in
coming harvest promises to bc an abundant one.
Everything reported quiet in this republic
DR. Lnares, the provisional President highly popular,
and of his first official acts the issue of decree
favorable to the Indian population.
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HISTORY Of the Republic of the United states

HISTORY of the Republic of the United States,
traced the writings Of Alexander Hamilton, by John G.
Hamilton, vol. l, 81 so.
fuckers History tho United States volumes aud 81 so per
y. n
tho Thomas H. Benton, 81
The their Francis lncelt
2 volumes. IS
Portraits Married Friends by Uncle Ben VI 70
Stories The Home Circle, rs cents.
Three Memphis Sketches OF the Public and Private Life
OF the Old Egyptians. by Dr. Ehlcmann, 10 cents,
Mustang Gray, by Hon jeremiah Clemens, 81
Stories, volume 70 cents.
White Sulphur Springs, by MaryJ wmdle, rs cent
Pers Of certain English Prisoners Christmas story by Dickens
25 M ~
An Account the Smithsonian Institution by Rbcs
Htr
AInauack Francois des BATS riuis, 1855 rs
ERANfR rtNiGR
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r. OST LAND WARRANIS.--l60 -acre land war
rants issued Wax, February
1887 Margaret Cumming, No 376t dated August 18th
lost mad stolen All hereby
titled not
patent and made application for up
cate comics NJ. SNYDER,
of N: Snyder n Son, Bankers r
Nov 2q--eod6w 3sS Penn. avenue, Washington, D. c.
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Markets

NEW YoaK, Jan l5,-Ihe cotton market has adj
vanced cent in consequence of the steamers adyices
Uplands l0t cents Flour heavysales $500 barrels
State "a rs 81 80 Ohio had declined cents " ~
81 SIS southern was 10 cents dearer and quoted
81 so a 81 So Wheat firmsale 5000 bushels quo
tations unchanged Corn frm-saes Il, 900 bushels
white 10 rs cents Pork generally buoyant $l4 10
$l4 S. Whiskey dull at II 2l3 cents Sugar heavy
fair Orleans quoted 81 cents Coffee steady Turpentine
heavy, 80 ssA cents Rosin dull, 81 49, Rice buoy
ant, II 50 cents
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United states Patent once,

Washington january ~, 1858.
ON the petition of Joseph Eaton, administrator
the estate Of Charles f. Pane deceased Winslou Maine
praying the of patent granted TO the said Charles
In hay presses for
expiration said patent which takes place the 25h day
Of April, 1855 tl .ss- 81.
said petition be heard at the Patent Office
Monday the April IL o'clock and all
appear show they have why said petition
ought not 10 lac granted
opposing tho extension required file in the Patent
objections specially set forth writing cnst twenty
hearing all testimony filed by either party
the Of tho ONCE which will be furnished appla
The testimony will closed the Sd April
dispositions other papers relied testimony
before tho morning OF that
any, within ton days thereafter
Ordered notice be published in the Inon
inuon Massachusetts,
previous to the 10th Of April next day
hearing J. HOLT
Commissioner Patents
above papers will please copy
bills the Patent Once with paper containing this
Jan 13--law3w tA.
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In addition To the brief summary OF by the last
California arrival contained in yesterday morning inn
preston OF the Union, give to-day somewhat fuller
account of the intelligence from the Pacific side and
aiEsua fpIgg oALroRsIA. l ratis.a
Thomas 0'Larkn, esd, one of the oldest American
residents in California forwarded To the East by the
steamer of December six baskets champagne. They
sent New Years presents the President Of the
United States and the two senators and two representa-
tses in Congress from this State The wine of Cal
ornia growth and manufacture and the baskets in which
1t was sent were manufactured in that city.
The United States district has been occupied for
several days in hearing the testimony of Mr. James Al
exander Forbes IN the of the United States An
dres Castillon, involving the possession of the New Al
MAIDEN quicksilver mine. 1t is thought by many that
the title of the claimants was obtained by fraud.
man by the name Of Salmon, in I'll Dorado county,
dug lump of gold weighing nine and half pounds,
supposed to be nearly pure.
Messrs Moore, Henshaw, 4 Orde, in Butte county,
have sued out njunctons against the miners and ditch
men, including many Cinnamon, working and running
water their lands They will be compelled to vacate
their claims though in instances purchased in good
faith,
Several citizens of Sierra county who have practced
camp duty in Mexico have volunteered their services to
Brigader General Clark in the event of with the
Mormons. @ th .ff
The mines cannot be expected to yield very largely for
the next six weeks, the months of December and
January generally too cold to carry mining opera
tions TO advantage.
Eleven thousand bushels of wheat were raised in Car
valley during the present The population of
the valley just about what it before the Nor
left, their places having in the main been supplied
by new emigrants When the Mormons left the valley
but two of their remained thus aordng another
evidence of the remarkable tenacy with which this peo
pie cling to their peculiar faith
The libel suit against the proprietors of the Morning
Call for libel ON j. X. Snyder, treasurer of the mint
commenced the Sd instant, and continued the
5th. 1t resulted in the jury being discharged without
rendering verdict.
The Mormons have all departed from San Bernardno
for Salt Lake The exodus will prove of great advant
age to entepsng Gentiles wishing to emgrate to that
country, inasmuch the Mormon farms offered at
ruinous sacrifices
The returns of the recent election in Oregon the
adoption Of the State constitution far heard FROM
are follows:
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ID ECENT and large reductions from the regular
III prices goods shaws robes coaks sca embrod
cries first class foreign dry goods generally
seldom favorable opportunity occurs to make purchases
al rates adv analogous the
Our goods wants better than now
OF ali bills presented the list
inst prior to beginning new ones.
price only in plain figures therefore purchaser Ia
overchargod. PEfkf BisoIhhh
- Central Stores" west building,
Ian b--1Otdif Opposite Centre Market
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Total ,06S 1872 I,l55 5,767 III 1880
Majority for constitution, 3lo6 majority against slavery, 1912
majority against free Negroes 1892.
There few returns yet to come, which, it is
thought, will increase all the above majorities
meeting held ut Astoria the 3lst October to
consult about the construction of railroad from Astoria
to Empire City, at the head of the Willamette valley
One Of the papers expresses opinion that the road will
not soon be built.
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WE ARE NOW OFFERING ALL OUR IN

wv DOMESTIC
prices below their We desire the
for large spring supplies ,affl
price only marked plain figures hence purchaser ia
oycrcharged
We opening accounts.
an settled before We are SO
this point -
payment any bill
(na.ie dsc) whom need is amount t,s3..
will be closed by cash payments Notes Win
be acceptable. 0a ,sl.lssst .S .
arrangement ami general shortening cred
banking facilities suggests the proety OF th"
adopt
trade cash business
which
and ourselves for long series u year,
PERRY BROTHER,
Central Stores - west building
1 Centre Market.
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q EVERAL new leaves turned over, atu Expressed
- in the language Of a friend, which we adopt
10 customers keeping acoun WHh
the continued arrangement ~ nnanc mat
ter general shortening Of credits we fee obliged % mAke
change in parties who deal with ns
strictly tho payment IN cash q Az Accoun.s
rendered. No settlement IN any o<nsr
than cash payment acceptable and account ~ ssSd
promptly will be discontinued
Nothing will charged who may hesetors
small items charged OCCASIONALLY winou ~ onx
either regular account Long
open accounts with parties Ono mater now
who have had regular account with vs.
customers who have always pad ne
bills pomptnsss the above remarks eau no VIZ
and are apply. To such return our thanks
will their visits store both pleasant AND
vantageous t@ y, I'm n.
II Is our purpose CASA business.
the pleasant relations whcn have cxstea
and ourselves TOR long series o.
years +" s@t M ..r.. :. n.,xr,x,.r affto1a
Centra Storss,r west building, 6y
Ian s--1o,dr sNS tgsg0g opposite Central Market.
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WASHINGTON THEATRE.
Farewell night Of Miss FOLLY MARSHALL,
On SATURDAY EVENING January 10,
Who will appear in three pieces,
OUR WIFE,
COUNTESS FOR AN HOUR, and
THE UNPROTECTED FEMALE.


THE UNPROTECTED FEMALE
which the last she such abundant applause
Monday evening the brilliant fairy star
Miss AGNES ROBERTSON, Mr.. DION BOURCICAtLT,
brilliant from walack comedy company will appear
Jan 10
HeSy@ SIXTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, corner of Sixth
(sand )ey Mason Noble late chap
the Mediterranean squadron Is expected to preach this
church TO morrow, the 18th inst. at III O'Clock
The public invited 10 attend
10
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BY TELEG X Ap III /.


RIolnosp Jan. IS --General Walker LEFT this morning
for Petersburg The banquet last night was splendid
affair. General Walker made speech, which created q
strong impression.
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TO THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON.

WOlfe's Schiedam Aromatic SChnapps
prescribed with by tho medical mcuy ~
chronic rheumatism drorsy dyspepsia sluggish circulation Of
the food and exhausted v snsr
and as beverage superior Ia tho world e4ss
up quart and pint bottles and for sae BY Al 'no oruse
and groccrs in Washington.
UDOiPIiO WOLFE,
Sole Importer and Manufacturer,
49, 90 and ~ street, New York
l3--d3mif t.5l
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af,g- WONDERFUL DISCOVERY and Proftabl,

Reiy- WONDERFUL DISCOVERY and Profitable
humanity glasses specas which will produce clearnsxs
strengthen
eye affected with tending H. weakness, short
gightelness
population of Washing
will be those that have those assisting for sufferers the
eyes.
person. possesses them country, who will
person be suited where else sight by
only examining the eye, Ii
wOOIFsON, Opiican,
Corner Of Eighth and Penn.
,IanG
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Natui.

NoRroLK Jan Is The United sStes ship German
town. Commander Page, at Cape of Good Hope, NO
vember O. ftyone days from Maderia would remain ten
days and proceed TO Hong Kong
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DIED.

On the st tho 9th year age after brief Illness
Rockville Indiana VIRGINIA. youngest daughter
the Hon JSo G. DAVIS member OF the House Representatives
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T1OR RENT.--The house of Mr.. Elet No. 2S6 III
street. nth and 18th streets, north side is for rent
furnished or unfurnished, the tenant wish.
This commoous and in perfect order viii not be
rented for a boarding house. Apply on the promises
Jan l5-d4ta
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~ GORGE w. BREGA, ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL
M LoR-ArLAw, No 10 Wall street, Neo Fork
Nov = = q = - 4ft
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TO THE CITIZENS OF WARRINGTON.
wolfe,s schiedam Aromatic schnapps.

Wolfe's Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps.
Tho proprietor particularly recommends the above schnaps per
sons travelling settle the south Wes on account
properties in correcting tho dsngreeaDe ana %
grnu effects pouced by change water visitation 70 which sl
travellers particularly liable strangers sno"
be careful purchasing the schnaps the whole country nooou
with and limitations The genuine has INC
name on the bottle cork label For sale by all the
groccrs III. ~. efs
UDOIPHO WOLFE,
D., ls-d3mIc Depot Is Beaver street New York
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GRAND ANNIvERSARY BALI.
OF
COLUMBIA TYPOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY.

TINHE COLUMBIA TYPOGRAPHICAL SoClEIf /,
having determined their Fbty fhtrd Anntcry
aud honor the birthday Of FRAsSiN, viii give a
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ON Monday Evening, January rs, 1868,

On which occasion the pledge themselves
that every render tins q he most al
trao,iyc OF the
Routs viii be under the supervision of
Al ri R,pesors Conleetioner the best style
PsosrsSI's String Band engaged y,
The ball opened o'clock ny grand pomenaue wui
M IN. composed expressly for this occasion
M pr ProeIi aud printers Of Washington
No hats or caps viii allowed In the room
Invitations for ladies' VIII please hha n INC"
u,nes 10 any member oJ The committee
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FROST KING.

FROST KING.
~ WOODWARD'S Metropolitan Stove and Crate
VI factory No ais Pennsylvania avenue between ION ana i'm
streets
Sep 4-eodf6m
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TIME American Almanac for 1858.
i received and for sale by
Ian ia BLANCHARD 4 MofiUN,
CARRIAGE LAMPS.--We have this day been APP
pointed agents Edward Usher Co.'S carriage and engine
others Interested respect
cal the sample store.
Orders solicited
EIyANS L THOMPSON,
Ian Ih-eolm 326 Pennsylvania
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THE NEWS BY THE LAST CALIFORNIA ARRIVAL
In addition TO the brief summary of news by the last
California arrival contained in yesterday morning i'm
preston OF the Union, give to-day somewhat fuller
account of the intelligence from the Pacific side and
Central America ssE ~ -
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"ARPS. STRINGS, MUSIC.--J. F. BROWNE
would inform he will visit Washington aboat
The 10th of january pleased attend orders left
" " $3.50 j. r. BROWNE
Ian iseoat 2s5 Broadway, New York.
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.

The Olympian Pioneer has an extract from private
letter. stating that the miners who have ventured to
to the Suswap making, average, $40 per day
and some have made high $40. Those at Col
vile are making from 81 to $40! The Suswap river il
between Fort Coville and Ihompsons river near tn,
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Z Col, A, No, thank you, will go in my own boat
Captain Sands then came board the Ogden and left
soon, saying he would send an engineer and pilot on
board, get mp steam and take down We arrived in
tho harbor ON the 2sth December when shipped
board tho Fulton and thence proceeded to Aspnwall
where we arrived the LIST Of january, 1883 ~ sstq
Names md residences Of Wukkos Men on Board the Edton,
Subsequently, Slapped he Wabosh
Col r p Anderson New York DR.. Hanley Tennes-