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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-03-02
For the Lancaster Ledger.

Dir. EpIroR.--At the last meeting of the
Lancaster Agricultural Society. several pre-.
miums were offered by the members for
various crops, sc. The time for preparing
and planting is near at hand and would it
not be good idea to let the members of
the Society know for what the premiums
were offered, so there could be some rival
ry! VIII the Secretary, or some member
of the Society, give through the Ledger, a
list Of premiums, and for What crops, &c.
they are offered AGRIcoLA.
The above We consider well timed and
appropriate. The proceedings of our last
Agricultural meeting were not published,
owing to the fact that the Secretary, n few
days after tie meeting became PROSTATE
with m attack Of fever. Many looked for.
ward 10 the publication of the report with n
good deal Of interest, and even now men,
bers of the Society would no doubt be
pleased TO see it published. Will not the
Secretary bnnish his pen, whi4h has in
time done COED SERVICE in the great cause
Of Agricultural There is need--vast Beed
in the Agricultural field for the exercise of
its instructive powers and is stimulating
influence.
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FIGHT IS THE lSDIASA SESATE.-A col
lision occurred in the Senate al lndianapo-
Iia on Tuesday morning between Senators
Gooding and Eieiiron, in consequence Of
some personal remarks made by both in the
Senate some days ago. During the fight
brother OF Gooding intcrfered and struck
lietiron on the head with cane. waundiRs
him severely. Otnerwise little damage was
done to either party. Both were armed,
but had no opportunity to use their ~eap-
ons. The excitement IN the Senate during
the difficulty Was intense.
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Washington Items.

We find very little Washington news in
our exchanges this week Of an interesting
CHARACTER. The absorbing topic seems TO
be the Cuban bill. A substitute for it has
been offered by Mr. Mason, in the form of n
resolution, that Congress approves the pol
icy Of the Presidents Message and the uI-
innate necessity Of acquiring the Island of
Cuba, but confines itself to the declaration
that the United States is prepared to re
ceive Cuba whenever Spain consents to sci
Further, that the United States would never
remain neutral under any policy which
would tend to seperate Cuba from spain in
favor Of any foreign power. THIS resolu>
ton is thought TO embody the views of the
Administration.
This is considered by many the best COM
promise that can be offered between the
conflict Of opinion on the subjeet-a proper
medium between the extremes on either
hand, and it avoids the necessity OF insult
ing the Spanish pride.
In the House, the the Postoffice Appro.
prialion Bill has been rejected by vote OF
eighty six to one hundred and nineteen.
In the Senate, the Postal Bill has pass.
ed. 1t raises the rate of postage to FIVE
cents on the half ounce, and aboli.hes the
franking privilege.
The debate on the CUB Bill is continu-
ed with the understanding that the Senate
will not adjourn until the matter shaIl be
voted on.
In the House, the vote rejecting the Pos.
tai Bill was re considered.
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8 outh q afsl j n a
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

hHNSAo lEb DiS NIL.
W.. Curet"n, Thas X In Equity, Lam
Curston, ExecutGrs af caster Dist, Bill
Thos Cureton, dpc'a: to sell Estate:
W. For construc.
Benjamin II Massey, Jas. ton Of will, 70.
B Cureton, and others. lief Sc.
II appearing to my satisfaction that Thos
e, Lanier and wife Sarah, Murah
and wife Mary Murrah, Joseph Cunning.
ham and wife Elizabe th, March and
Ann March his wife, James II Gardner and
wife Rebecca, E,erard Cureion, John Cure
ton, William Brewer and Mary Brewer his
wife, Thomas III. l.anier and wife Caliarine
Lanier, Thos C. Lanier, James & Massey
the children Of William Cureton, names
not known, Thomas MeCaa and wife Mary,
Edward hdamson and wife Sarah, hlexan.
der Nalbeson and Benjamin II Matheson
The chilGfen OF Elizabeth Knox. deceased,
names not kp9wn, defendants in above sta
ted case and Dill reside without the limits
OF the State. IL is ordered on motion Of
Cooke, Solcit9r for Cpmplainants, that
each and all of the defendants named afors-
said, do answer, Blead oF demnr to the Bill
filed against them in aboye stated case, on
or before the 10th day Of June 1859, 9TH
erwise Judgment pro. confess9 will be or
dered and entered against each aad all Of
them.
JAMES II. wITHERSPOoN,
March !, 1859. 3-3m p { 90
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Hymeneal.

Married, on Thursday evening, 18th un.,
bv Rev. Mr.. Harrison, Mr.. X. :. Sunsop
and MISS Laura Miller, both Of Eersbaw
District.
Married, on the lst nlt, by Rev, DR..
Cross, Cot. II. w. Darlington and Miss
Mary a Bobo, both of Laprers.
On Thursday the i7th uit., nj the ress.
dence Of the bribe's father. in Cheraw, by
Rev 4 IA Lester Mr.. w Rufu. Wicxe, Of
Marlboro District, 10 Miss Virginia f
Bevi!.
At .Ite resideace of the bribe's father. on
Thursday evening 18th uIt., by Rev VI
Pncket, Wesley Carter, to Miss Rhoda.,
daughter OF Wesley Wilkes. Esq, al! Of
chester District.
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and Ointment ;,bpt ut present our design is
merely to call attention to the biography
Of n man whose achievements will hereaf-
ter be regarded AS the surprising wonder
Of the nineteenth century,
There are few varieties Of the human race
nnrepreseuted in the population of this cos
mopolitan city. Coolies from China -Malays
from the Eastern Archipelago-Redskins
from the West-Blackskins from all parts
of Airica-Whaleman from Greenlan aud
the regions Of the Arctic Pole-bronze6
half breeds from Brazil ard the other states
Arabs, Hipdoos, Arnenians, New Zea'an-
ders and Kafjrs-tlIese, with the millions
from all parts of Europe, make up the mot
ley immigration which our world mbTa-
cling commerce throws daily on our shorse.
Thousands of such perhaps, have never
heard apy one Of the great names which We
have been trained TO regard with reverence ;
the name of Washington canpGt thrill their
sluggish blood /; of Napoleon Bonaparte, mis-
conguests and his fall, they are utterly igno-
rant. But hand them 4 newspaper and see
how rapidly their faces 'brightenI They
recognize its friendly promi.e-they rely on
its long.tested truth they rejoice md are,
perhaps astonished to know that the great
physician, whose visit TO their own country
formed the epoch Of ply steal regeneration,
has Likewise been before them on like er.
rand Of mercy 10 the land Of their future
adoption They no lqnger feel that they
nre strangers for Holloway, by his genius,
his labors, adventures and world wide trav-
els, has established connecting link be-
tween all tribes and races of the human
family. Possessed with burning zeal to
relieye the aific,ed.nnd fearing nothing chat
man can do. he has made The pilgrimage Of
the earth and established in every spot he
visited not only depots for the sale of his
m edcimes, but likewise journals in the IA.
tive tongues. What n romance could be
framed, from the labors, peri's and adven.
lures of such life - s. "JoprpGL"
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Special Notices.

F4crs roR rHE PURLIc.-We would respect.
fully state to our friends, and the public, who
make adventures in lotteries, that Wood, Eddy
d Co., successors OF Samuel Swan 4 Co, Of
Augusta, Georgia, and Gregory 4 Maury, VIII.
mington, Delaware, are in every way reliable.
An enclosuTe Of fye or ten dollars (more or
iess) will be promptly responded to In every
case and II your ticket should turn out a prize,
the money Qet the amount be what IL may)
will be as promptly paid over 10 tho holder
No bank pays its bills with moro certainty than
Wood, Eddy & Co., do their prize tickets
Frank LesiiS's Magazine. iIs
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Two THOUSAND DOLLARS LOST AND Re
COVERED. A few days since merchant
Of this city had the misfortune TO lose
package containing the SUN OF two thou.
sand collars. lie advertised bis loss and
remained at his store during the day and
evening in the hope that his money might
have fallen into the hands Of an honest
person, but he waited in vain. The next
morning, as be was opening the store, ne
discovered colored man in rather hum.
BILE apparel seated upon the step Of the
door, who at once inquired il "Massa"
bad lost any money. Without further
colIoquy he thrust into the hands Of the
astonished merchant the lost package,
not dollar Of which was missing Ills
prompt honesty wss rewarded by pres.
ent Of one hundred dollars, recompense
beyond the highest expectations Of the
delightful finder. who hsnking the mer.
chant, retired evidently in a state OF high
exhilaration At his unexpected good for
tune.--Boston Traveller, Eel. 10.
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a lIsTREssINo AcCIDEHT.-We are
panied to learn that little son Of Mr..
James Nicholson, Of this District, came
TO his death, By singular accident, on
Sunday last
II appears that there we're several boys
PLAYING together, running and Jumping
on the back Of each Other. &c, Whilst
this Was going on one Of The boys had a
large kniTs in hi2 hand, whll,lipg and had
just placed his hand behind him when
the deceased ran round house and jun.
ped on and pierced his heart, causing his
death Instantly.
An inquest was held on Monday and
the verdict was in accordance with the
above CherdW Gozen.
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Obituary.

Died, Ht Lapcastervile, on Friday morn.
ing. 25ih inst, infant Sen af Mr. ani Mrs.
Eli BEACH, aged nbout ave weeks
Died at Rome, on the 10th uliiwc, Alfred
ilaTpton Preston, eldest son Of the II an
John $ P,eston. lie was born on the 81
of June. 1851, and therefore, had not com
pleted his lwenty-ffth year. Having re-
crived his preliminary education and gradu.
ated At Harvard University. he went 10 Ger.
many to continue his studies. WHICH were
cut short by fever settling npon his ungs
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The New Feature. -


The Columbia BttIeiin has found 80 me.
thing surprising 10 the fact, that the Town
Councii of Lancaster extended an invitation
TO Roman Bishop TO address our citizens
When We pennci the notice last week, il
had not occurred 10 us that there was an =
thing improper in what had been done :;
nor for the life of us can We see any i'm
propriety in it now. The Bplletin has been
iriSh'enc! u mole bill. !, being neither
our duty or inclination TO GeftR.d IgQse who
are COMPETENT 10 defend themseIves. we
gYe The remarks Of the Bulletin without
further comment:
BisHo9 l.yNcH-A Ny FE&TURE The
annexed editorial " hich we clip from the
Lancaster Ledger, contains high aud kind.
" c"mpIiment to this distinguished Pi eate;
but ,&'e arlnow ledge that we were not n
little surpri-ed on learning that the T0Jc,,
Council # Lancaster hac extended an invi
iation I" the Bishop to Lecture the citizens
"f that vlllage-perhaps in the ewes of the
Council modern SodOrI on Gomorrah-
and that The bishop took occasion to Impress
upon his hearers, that the Roman Catholic
is the Mother Church, &c.
Our main object in copying this notice, Is
TO record the fact, that for the first time in
this State, within our nowledgc, City
Counci! 'gra,eIy de!iberatps N d concludes
To issue formal imyiui;oE to'a Roman
Bishop to Lecture The Citi1shs in sPiiri2laI
matters when they had been chosen to ad q.
minister Temporal concerns.
The Ledger thinks that the Bishop
ln5"red 10 dispel some Of ihe popular pre-
judIces against hi- church, and REGARDS
his positions n. bold. &c.
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Practical REPUTATION oSA LARGE
ScALE.-The Farmers in Wisconsin who
mortgaged their farms TO the various rail-
roads have formed n league to resist the
foreclosure Of the mortgages. Some 5000
or 5000 persons belong TO the league, bound
together by secret oaths, having signs, grips
and passwords. A. the late meeting OF
the league il was determined to resist by VIZ
olent measures the attempt to foreclose.
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Grlegrupblr>
Later From Europe,
-o(:)o-

HALIFAX, February 24.-The Royal
Mail Steam Ship Gapada, Capt. w &c
Lang, has arrived, With Liverpool dates
to February IL.
LIVERPOOL CorroS MARKET, February
1.-The sales Of the week sum up e7,-
600 bales o: which specula,ors icoi $500
and exporters $500 bales. All qualities
have advanced enc eighth Of penny
This advance is caused by the improve.
nent in political affairs and the favorable
nature OF the advices from India and
China. Ihe market for the week closed
IN an active state, Letters report Mid.
dime Orleans u.
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General Intelligence.

The steam ship Chy Of Washington
arrived out February ll,h.
The aspect Of Continental Affairs is
changed, and pacific .rumors had predom.
mated, bu, the latest adyices were more
~arlike. Notwithstanding the peaceful
sentiments uttered by Louis Napoleon
and his Cabinet. warike preparations
were being continued on a large scale
The baris 3ouTse was auctua,lng, and
closed heavy at 6s francs for the Three
per Cents.
Military movements continued in Aus
tra.
The Calcutta mail arrived. with dates
to January 9. and Hong Kong dates {, 0
December 80. There was no news Of
importance.
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HoLLowArs orsrsKxr AND Pms-Prior 70
the intr9dpction Of Holloway's Ointment, can.
cers were supposed 20 be ineradicable except
hy the scsipel, but this doctrine is now expIo-
ded. The HQst deplorable cases-cases that
could not be reached by the knife or by caus-
to--have recently been cured by this wonder
fai disinfectant which acts as an irresistible
eounser-blass to the virus OF the disease, arrests
US progress, and relieves the smposoped Aesh
of Iss terrible and offensive burden. scrofa-
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EFAELEsros, February 25, 1859.

CoTTsS-There was a very active demand
for this article to-day. and the sales have
reached 1881 5aes The middllg and
higher grades have advanced full &c on
the quotations Of the morning. The trans
ACTIONS may be cIassed n follows, viz -
1872 bales at 81; rs at 9; 237 at ct; $50 at
81; II at 81; l5l at lot; 1872 at lOt; 3gst
lOi; 81 at los; 5 at l0I; 4s9at u; IL at
u 1-iG; la at ~; 223 at llt;4la at lls;
10 at ! ) 3al at III; and 1879 bales at
llic.
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THE MYRIAD-HANDED MAN;
Or THE MIRACLES Or ESTERrRIsE AND
MFpcv

MERCY.
Familiarity, they tell us, is the mother Of
epntempt. Things which we see and han {.
die every day. lose all dis tinciive yalue in
our eyes. The vsry aiF we breathe is an un-
reco gnized blessing. though, IL deprived Of
it for tn twentieth traction Of an hour, the
world would cease tp live | lp like man.
ner we have all Of us-na matter pf what
race Of county-beep so lang accustomed
to see the name Of THOMAS Holloway at
the head Of medical adVertisense1I that No
begin to look upon It as one Of tho sssen.
tial eomponents Of newspaper, and hardly
pause to enquire into the true significance Of
this universal fame.
Let not our readers fancy that this para.
graph is n piifall, at the bottom Of which
they will fld puff" for the "Univer.aI
Remedies" with the fame Of which Profes.
spF Holloway is associated /; il Is no such
thing. We could say much Of the Pills
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RECALL OF SANTA ANNA private let
ter from Havannah, received in New Orleans
says that two commissioners from Gen.
Miramon are nov here, en- route TO Gen
Santa Anna, with request that he shall
return to Merieo,a4d take the reins Of Gov
einment.r
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Additional by the Canada from Liz er
pool, February IL.

ACGCsrA, February 25-The latest
London advices state ths, the pacific as.
surances from every quarter are neutral
lied by the co4iinuahce Of warlike prep
ara,ons, exclusive Of asy.,etn Of foruf
cations along the coast, which have re.
ceived The sanction Of government.
Two hundred French ships.of war are
in commission in the French ports. Six
soa!ing batteries are to be constructed in
France.
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: NEr;cAL COLLEGE OF THE STATE on
SourH CARoLISA.-Ihe Charleston Courier
states that DR.. Eli Geddjngs was, on Friday
unanimously elected Professor Of the lnsti.
tqie9 and Practice of Medicine, in this in
stltuiion, ,q supply the vacancy occasioned
by the death Of Professor p. c. Gaillard.
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JAMES II. wITHERSpOON.
so u TIL CAROLIN A.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

iEh DIS1RtCT.
RfP. T, Hammond, Esquire, Ordinary
WHEREAS, FELIX NcI.ARNON, has
applied 10 me for Letters OF Adrninistra-
ton on all and singular the Goods aad
Cha,iels, Rights and Credits Of Patrick
NclArnon, late Of the District aforesaid,
dseaased. :
These are, therefore, TO cite and admon-
ish all and singular, the kindred and eredi-
tors Of the said deceased, to be and appear
before me AZ 9pr next 0rdinary's Court for
The said DISTRICT, 70 be holden at Lancaster
CouH House on the day 10Th Of March
next, 10 show cause, u any, why the said
administration should pot be granted.
~ )Given undeF my hand and seal,
: LIS. this the 2tth day Of FehruayYlp
(~ the year Of oar Lord onp thsg:
sand eight hundrsd and fifty pine. and Ia
The ,eighsy.,hird ysar Of Apsrican Inds'
pendenee.
p. T. HAMMOND. o. I. p.
! February ~, 1859. 3-2t-pf 2p0.
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alayer Captured.

NoRYoLK, February 2l.-Tbe barque
Julia Dean, Captain HEDLUsD, OF Char
lesion, has arrived here under charge Of
Lieut.. Baine. OF the United States SfGop-
Of War Vincennes, having been seized as
a SLAYER of Coast Castle.
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SAyA.sAH, Feb. 24,le6o.

The market i. unsettled npd dull Slrict
Middiing &c Aiidling Fair iItc. The
sales OF The week reach 3lS0 bales, and The
Esceipis have been 9320 bales The Increase
IN receipts at all the ports is S96,S9O bales.
The stock on hand at this p9r ~ 65.s55
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ll.is. There is an act now pending Con.
gressionsl action which Goes something
for their relief. Let it be passed by all
means, or else pass a resolution honestly
corfeSsiug ,hs: the policy Of, Government,
is TO get all it can from its faithful ser
wants and give as little 10 paymept as they
will possibly consent TO work for.
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Pa Ceasar, a negro, the Oldest ma in the
United States, died on the 9Th inst, ri Cow
ington, Louisiana, at the age Of between
l3O and l4O years. Over a hundred years
ago, he was king over tribe Of negroes in
Africa.
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lous so;es, tumors, ca.buncies, giandular swell.
lings. sore leg, etc, are not longer the bug.
bears they we're in former times. The oint.
ment, aided in its action by the Pills, inevita.
bly, cures them.
l4a.l
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TFor the Lancaster Ledgcr.1

AIR. EDrToR.-The time for the election
Of lntendant a.d Wardens for the Village
of Lancaster, being near at hand, we re-
sPectiul!y nominate ula following gentle
tnen TO serve tie ensuing year:
lsTEGDAsT.-S. B. Massey.
WAR2ESs-R. f. ALISON, J. NJ. Crock
EFT, Felix McIarnon, and VIM. Stevens.
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Mackeral ! !

Mackeral!
IN Bbls No Mackeral.
~ 10 bbls No , do
10 do No q do
90 Kits No ! do
10 do Na Q do
30 da No 3 do
80 Bbls No /, . and 3 do.
For sale by JOS. N. GAYLE.
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TIE MARK ETS.

COLUMBIA, February 26. 1859.
The cotton market keeps quite Gull, and
there is very little Of the article on sale
80 bales were sold yesterday, at 8 u IOic.
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At Marksyille, La, tSeniy Of the impor.
ted Africans by the Wanderer were sold
at twelve tho usand dollars.
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Blanks! BIanksIl

A SUPPLY OF blanks on hand sftS
Ledger O'6ce, thas will 10 sold exclusively \
for eDsh. Persons viii oblige ss by2aci
asking for them on ag ythsr tsrass
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NEw YoRK, February IS, 1859.
Sales to-day Of 5000 bales Cotton. at nm
advance Of one quarter Of AGENT MiddIing
URlands, lIie.
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fB- See advertisement Of Dr. Sanford =
LIVER INVlG0RATOR In another col
umn. Iy
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NOZZLE, February %, 1850
Sales to-day 1000 bales; Midding Ioi a
iOte. The tone Of the market favors buyers
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New Advertisements.
Coffee +! Coffee I!

JAVA, Rio, LAguara, and Africsn Coffee,
- New Crop Just received and for sale
by Jos. NJ. GAYLE. .
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MO. Bbls Irish Potatoes just received
~ by JOS. NJ GAYLE.
Camden, March ], 1859.
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Hanging Rock Mineral Springs.
THE Subscribers have the pleasure to
4 inform the public, that thev have leas.
I'd ffQm Capt. Jas. NJ. Ingram this
valuable Watering Place.
together with all the aPpur,enAnces belong
ing, and that they are now prepared for tho
reception and accommodation Of visitor.
and travellers. Ample arrangements are
being pade for the approaching seas on, Of
which IlGre anon.
BARTON g. STANLEY.
March ,, 1859. S-H
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Lard /! Lard +!

WHOLE and half BbJa No ! AT
w JOS. ". GAYkES.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-02-10

c.a-Tbe arrest at New London,
srSsrLt r;sber Kibling, late master Of whaling
bftagl p.~sIas. of that port. for defrauding the
NSrssseI. has already been mentioned 1t
r. Of us Ger cruising last season IN the south
rs TIA, vent to San Francisco and sold his
h'o'" 81 amount of the ships stores. receiv-
snd q 5000 therefore. He then chartered
kSDoO. 10 in San Francisco for a trading and
fip@ Pravlgs to Puget's sound, the North
Berrs yy;sn oceans, for $500 n month. receiv-
and IT, nav in advance, all Of which pro-
ue non.u francisco we're entirely unauthorized.
BE- Mo arriving on Wednesday last. and
sne - by the owners, failed TO account
sde'sr the proceeds of his singular transac-
bcterny I"hursements, according to his own
Hs L. than 5000, and he declared he
DE, w;,b him, thus leaving a large sum un-
bGf go he stated that his papers were in a
bnrei ~, .hsrh was dropped overheard on the
= eas He i now in Jail on a charge Of en-
- ho"' Soc his Incarceration he has told a
sneaI .sarance agent that when he left San
l'fA same home, he had with him funds to
60 y $1,000, the greater part Of which he
SrOunl - r,ssage DOWN the coast. The case
hde on-ttbIe one, not the least singular fea-
ke1 -. -strrn home Of Capt kibling under
BEN Al Affairs. The legal investigation to
-S9ps clear up the mystery which sur
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