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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-02-01
LANSING STATE REPUBLICAN
TUESDAY MORNING. FEB. 1. 1883.
Republican County COnveation

A Republican County Convention ~ be held AZ the
Court Hol>c IA the vii. se q Mason SatsFav, fcb-u-
,ry l2.n. 1859, clock u, hE TIL purpose @.
ect3g delegates 70 represen; lngham Cny IN the
Republican state Convention, De- held IN tie c;y Of
Tr7o on the i5th q February next, AMI ~ transact
-uch other bushes may before the Conven;i7u
The several towns are entitled - r.Pressn. .;i,n ss :,
los,.
AI-ijou : Iachaul G. Locke : Vsyay :, Aureliu, :;
Iaps.n - Ne tian g. Vbes;f.ld 3, BunkeTaIA s, Les
lie - Onon "a ) White OAK !. Delhi ;. Leroy :. stock
bridge l. Williamstur
II CRAVATF VI WILLIAMS,
A a WINTER PETER LOWE,
* NORTH. EtN BAKE.
: WILLOW ALFRED PARhER,
: = NETRGO.
,g.sfy T.gp-atHA>
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GLAasI aNu lS.Erii-i The Gorrru-r h-. rsk-l
= sui speedy mea,1,e- % cut Ne bn.so
intentions u The legislature ia regard the .ure n.
copulie. Il Gra"c sn1 l-s5cls lie has e,,sb.te lie
pot, u proys-l'u Al Ey. N,. Ana, Grs;i" count,
A. Jeffrey. NILS, Ithci. Graf o. .onn', a. Fo-t.'
NIL. Fair PLAN. Mont AIN cnGn't- and ~ ;vo otLe
linr- Ie has appoin;ci Geors- W Svfl. The
Librarian, aluon-r sgent 10 in p-'sfu the Ri.
trbution q thee provisions. and ls' ius.rcc
which, . followed ont, vii prevent mp s;on n.
p,rt - th.sa VII" ue' sI".r ing. who have
no claim or relief fon this source Whn~,.- i-e--ye
sid from this fUnd gives his no'e NJ 20 no Cover
nov for Tho O.; The Stale, which note. Gov Ni.n.
hopes :" a-'anEe ~ BE- IN, parable -,k uon rn.'
in those counties
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the militia law; for a registry law; 20 re-annex
the 9th ward of Detroit TO the township OF
Sprngwells; for law requiring the registration
of births and deaths: FOR amendments 10 the
charter OF Kalamazoo.
REPORTS OF SHADING COMMITTEES.
The committee on towns and counties report
ed in favor of changing the lame of the village
of Boston. Third reading.
The judiciary committee reported in favor of
changing the name Of Charles Alfred Eaglesden.
Third reading.
Also, To extend the time % collecting taxes in
Albion. Third reading.
The committee on enrol!alont and eusrossment
reported sandry bills a. correctly enrolled.
The committee on State affairs reported in favor
of extending the time for collecting taxes III
Spring Lake, Ottawa comfy. Third reading.
The Judiciary committee reported against a
bill to regulate the liability Of hotel keepers
Laid on the table
The judiciary committee reported bill for a
! registry Law General order
The committee on banks and incorporation:
| reported al amended bill to allow tie Detroit &
Milwaukee Railway company, to purchase The
property. rights aud franchises of the Port llu
ron and Milwaukee Railroad company. Third
reading.
4 message was received from the Governor
stating that he had approved of the act To OK
tend the time Cor collecting taxes in Wayne
Mackinac and Delta counties
Bills were received from the Senate 10 eXten,
the time for collecting taxes in Decatur, and On
tonagon to facilitate the disposal of certain ap
peals in the Supreme Court; for tho relief o
school district No. 4, in Gpsilsnti.
MOTIONS, RESOLUTIONS AND NOTICES.
Mr. Thomas offered resolution asking tn
State Treasurer 10 be requested 10 transmit {;
the House statistics of the receipts of the san
Ste Marie canal.
Mr. Bnel introduced Joint resolution for th
relief of John Crawford.
Mr.. Reynolds introduced bill 10 change IN
time for completing aud reviewing assessments
Referred 10 committee on towns and counties.
THIRD READING OF BILLS.
A bill to authorize salaries of Judges Of pr,
bate, was taken up and rccommirtei TO the Jud
ciary committee with instructions To make Gel
tain amendments.
The following bills were taken up and passed
To amend the militia law
To change the name OF smith family.
To extend the time for collecting taxes
Spring Lake. Ottawa
To extend the time for collecting taxes ia Eri'
Monroe county.
To change the name OF the village If Boston
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Republican Cauc uS.
Co.t, Coira,f~.

The Republicans q lansing are requested - NEE; al
the Uaion Scho. House N Middle T,sn Saturday The
5.h inst at clock L. NJ r the purpose q eec'iuS 10
delegates to attend the County Convention a. Mas n On
the l2th = Fehru.ry n, order OF Town Committee
: T. 81 >GHAM. Cha.
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SPECIAL ORDER.

The hour having arrived for the special order,
the House went into committee Of the whole
Mr. Looms in the chair
A bill was taken up to amend an act ci-po-na
Of certain grants made 10 the State Of Michigan
for railroad purposes by act Of Congress. approv.
Ell June 3. 1886
NJ. r. Brown offered az amendment 10 the bill
the tile to lands until the completion Of each
twenty miles Of road.
Mr. Thomson objected to the amendu.,ur-
He thought tha. Congress had thrown al tie
hinderances about the companies tha, were pos
-iDle. Among other things. it was provided in
the grant that the roads should BE built in g
s;raigh, Inc, while the Country would 10: allow
such roads TO be bulk. He hoped the amend
men. would not prevail
Nr. Sessions felt no hostility to the r,ai-, but
would much rather see them built, and that they
should have every facility. But there Wa do
~ each member owed 70 the State in the di-po-
sal Of the lands granted by Congress H did
not think that the gentleman from Gene-ee vas
correct in The idea that the roads could rot be
built in a direct line lie vas favorable IN the
amendment Of the gentleman from Oakland.
Mr.. B. Brown thought that the amendment
proposed would lay no additional burden upon
the companies. II company could hot give
security for the first twelve miles, he thought it
would not be likely 70 build the roads
Mr.. briggs wished that at leas; security for
the value Of the lands should be given before
they were conveyed % q company.
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Tonne Dows.-The Chicago organ Of >ena.
tor Doup'ss SAWS

Tonne Dows.-The Chicago organ ot >eua.
tor Douglas saws:
Mr.. Douglas will not ask nomination at the
hands Of the Charleston Convention. r. in that
body. his friends should present his name and
he be nominated. he will not feel az liberty 20 De-
cline IL If his friends should not present his
name, then the nominee of the Convention will
receive his support. The use Of his name by
any men or body OF men a. a can iiia,e for the
Presidency. or any other office. independent, of
and hostile 10 the nominations of the Democratic
party, is altogether unauthorized bv NJ. Doug
las. will never receive his sanction. ana j. wholly
repuguant 10 his wishes and desires. We say
this much with full knowledge of its truth. and
knowing that We exl ress in this particular his
own sentiments"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-02-01

Biz PoRSER.-Nr. f. R",,u.n ~ Opond,y. in IN.
county killed no. last years old that sh
-, when dressed. 7sj pOlnj, FMS We heese. beat,
the county pork ra-iu. til, hs Arg. BID, a.
pork can - the Nsrl., az Y-.u .oans
men Nas.rs < l. Der,ch.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-02-01

BosTos, Jan. 29.-Wm II. Prescott. the his
tcrian. died Yesterday Very suddenly, of paraly-
sis.
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AFTERNOON ,sssIoS.

House went into committee Of tho whole on
the seneraliorier. M. : F Brown in the chair
A bill to amend sec. 72o, "a, 73s. 729 al
40 snd -. of chap IL, compiled laws, being
an act 10 provide ior the organization of an &C.
tive militia Was taken up.
Also bill to provide for military fund for
volunteer militia Of the State
Also. joint resolution relative 10 the sale Of
public lands in thi. State. reserved for military
companies.
Also, hill to amend see :. chap. ~ Of the
revised statutes OF 1916.
Also, Dill to amend chap. $50 Of the revised
statutes OF lsi6 70 authorize salaries for judge.
Of Probate
The committee then rose
THIRD READING Q, BILLs
The rule being suspended, the following bills
were ordered third reading and passed
To change the name of the township OF Je-
rome, Midland CO.
joint resolution relative 10 the sale o. pub
lie lands in This State reserved for rnilirarr pur.
poses.
me house then adjourned.
Tuesday, January -
House met pursuant TO adjournment PRAYER
By Rev. NJ. Potter
PETITIONS
Against the restoration of the death penalty !:
for the restoration Of the death penalty; for a
more stringent liquor la~; agsins, the incorpor-
ton q the village Of Lowell for amendments TO
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Thursday, January q

Th,v,4dy, January y.
/ House met Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Lee.
PETITIONS.
For uniform law ior recording city snd W.
lage plats: for the restoration Of the death per-
atty against the death penalty for amendments
TO the highway laws; that measures be taken 70
open the salt springs of the state; for Law Dc
terring county and State officers from delivering
40 fugitive sla,e-; against convict labor m the
/ State prison to amend the act io- the incorpc'
ration Of institutions &C lcarnine; FOR reg'su!
/ law for drainage laa 20 tx The feesof reg'''
ters - deeds.
Reports or STANDING COMMITTEES.
/ Tie committee on enrolment aud ensrOss'
ment reported sundry bin. correctly enrolled.
( TIE memorial 81 Charlie T Harvey was recei''
( ed. asking to BE sHosed TO take The seat in the
House. nov occupied 81 Tbenever Warner.-
Referred to CON. % electior-
/ The cou,mi,te on vay. and mesn, reported
in favor Of allowing the Rspti-t church q Pa'
Paw 20 mortgage certain real estate. 1hro
reading.
( The committee ~ printing reported al aineh'.
I'D resolution for 'h- printing Of the annoa'
reports of ~ f,euevolert Asylunis Third read
ing.
TIE committee 90 public land. reported N "a
vor Of a Joint resolution FOR The relief Of WI
liam Dawson Third reading
A message w. received from he Goyern@'
announcing the approval Of certain blils.
The f5owinr bil- were. received from Tie
>.uAt-
To authorize The Conveyance Of a certain io'
in the village Of Lansing 70 the Trustees OF tn
society Of United Bretheren.
TO amend -ec- ., ., =. :. :, ., L, Of an sci
TO provide for the Draining Of swamps, marshes
aud other low land- approved FEB. Il, 1871
Also, House bii. 20 donate certain lands TO
Mr. Henry D. Rogers. sith certain amendments
which we're conclrrcl in - the House.
s0TIoSs. RESOLUTIONS AND NoTIOEs
Mr.. Daniels INTRODUCED bill to lay out road
in Sagenaw and Gratiof.
Mr. Thomson introduced joint resolution foI
the establishment of serni-Weekly mail from -
Piui-, Minnesota. - Pu-e,ts sound, on the ~
c;6c.
Notice Of a bi.l L. amend the act relative 70
the holding Of general and special elections
Mr. Bush introduced bill to extend the time
for the collection Of taxes in Handy township,
Livingston county. Rule suspended and OIL
passed,
NJ Mcmahon introduced a bill TO punis'
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= O'Clock, u. ~
The special order-A bill relating to liens up.
Oh railroads and other corporations, and tho nan.
ner OF enforcing them This bill came from
the committee Of the whole Senator DuJgeon
moved concurrence Senator Porter moved thu,
it be read as amended. Senator Jones moved to
indefinitely postpone the bill Senator Birrey
hoped not-he said that there are important pro.
visions in the bill. Senator Congcr would ike "a
have the Senator from the ed, explain he
thought the bill necessary and almos. indispen-
sable The difficulty is a practical one-,hsre
exists power to mortgage Il franchise, bu, no
power - ioreclOse upon that franchise. psr.
" NAV, in other words, take mortgage unon
a railroad for money loaned, but that party can.
not bid in, own and exercise the corporate pow
er, and privileges which he has bought. Unless
such law il passed. no money in future can be
borrowed from abroad. He had been prejudiced
against this bill, but his objections had been re-
moved by examination. Bill tabled on withdraw.
al of Senator Jones motion. Ordered printed
with the proposed amendments.
Senator Dickinson offered ii resolution. tia,
the Auditor General be directed 10 furnish the
next Legislature the names of all corporation.
and OF al! brokers required TO pay specific ta,
Senator Mills introduced a bill to Law on, q
State road in Sanlac Referred.
Senator Garfield moved from the taol, Senate
bill for State officers salaries. Senator Backus
moved to amend by striking out $500, and in
ser'ng $3.50, as the salary of the Librarian. He
said that the State Librarian heretofore has been
compelled TO perform certain duties for the Su-
perin!endent of Public Instruction, which he Is
now relieved of. Amendment withdrawn. Sen.
ator Tower moved TO strike out Seven" and in
sert six, in reference TO salary of Deputy Com.
missioner Of the Land Office Lost Senator
Muzzy moved to strike out the provision provid-
ing for salaries of clerks in the Auditor Ganer.
ais office. Senator Jones said the provision is
needtul. The Auditor General mus. have dis
cretion-he needs more clerks at Certain seasons
than at others. Senator Tower raised con.,i.
tutional question. Senator Muzzy had great OBJ.
jections to the present bill. Senator Dudgeon
moved TO recommi, 10 CON- on Finance, the bill.
with instructions TO make it correspond with the
present statute
Senator Couger. from committee on the Judi.
ciary, reported against the memorial of HON.
FLAVlCS JoSEPHCS LITTLEJOHN. His
Honor was rather roughly handed BY the Sens-
tor, all in a gen,lemanly and jocose way. some
what as follows:
The committee on Judiciary, to whom was
referred the memorial of the Hon. Flavius Jose.
phus L'ttiejohn, Circuit Judge of the Nth Ju-
dicial Circuit, praying
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Thursday Horneng, Jan. 81
Senator Muzzy presented petition of Presi-
dent, Trustees, and every inhsbitant of the vii
lage Of St. Joseph, asking an additional Circn,
Court Commissioner.
Senator Davis, from com. on division of towns
and counties, reported three bills: To amend
act organizing Aronac county. Third reading
To amend act to organize Bay county. Third
reacing. Also. to attach to townships in Bav
county certain fractions and sections in said
county-to Hampton and William. Third read
ing. Also. to attach certain towns to Ziuaukie
Bloomfield, Pottville. ia Saginaw county. Third
reading.
Senator Davis, from Judiciary CON-, reported
q bill to legalize certain loans made by the De-
trot and Milwaukee Railroad Co.. and to perrni,
other loans. Third reading.
Senator Trowbridge, on leave, introduced
bill to authorize the Collins Iron Co. to increase
number Of Directors. Third reading. Bill pass
ed oy two thirds vote. Immediate effect
Senator Gorham moved to suspend rule, to
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AFTERNOON SESSION
NOTIONS RESOLUTIONS AND NOTICES

NOTIONS RESOLUTIONS AND NOTICES.
On motion. the bin for the relief of the suffer
ing citizens of Gratiot and Isabella was taken
from IT, table aud placed upon the order Tor
third reading
M. Thompson moved to reconsider the vote
bv which the hill relative 10 STAYS of execution
wls lost
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pE-F-TnNS

House met pursuant TO adjournment Prayer
BY Rev. M Potter
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THIRD READING OF bills.
A hill To change the name of g. A. Eagle>deu,
wac taken up and passed.
Also, bill Ia appropriate $1,000 To relieve
the necessities of the suffering citizens of era
tot, I-slea ard other newly settled counties.
Mr.. Muzzey, from the judiciary committee, re-
ported a hill to extend the collection of taxes in
this State
Mr. Mcmahon moved suspension of the
rules, and to place the bill upon its passage
Carried
The hill WAS then passed.
CoNsITrE or TIE WHOLE.
The House resolved itself into committee OF
the whole. Nr Gluy in the chair. The fol
lowing bills were considered
House bill to provide for the settlement and
drainage of swamp lands by actual settlers.
The committee then rose and reported the
bills back when the House adjourned
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Against the re remuneration Of the 10th ward OF
Detroit to IIamtramck tor, and against, tie res
toration of the death penalty for. registry law;
for more stringent liquor law for relief to cit
liens Of Gsatiot county; for geological survey;
70 amend the charter OF East Saginaw for the
registration of birth, marriages and deaths
REPORTS oF STANDING COMMITTEES.
The judiciary committee reported iavorably on
4 bill to amend chap. o. of the revised statutes
o; 1916. General ordcr.
The committee Ola enrolment and ciigross
meut reported surdry bills a. correctly enrolled
The committee on education reported al
amended biz to authorize the superintendent OF
public instruction TO appoint deputy Third
reading.
Also bin to amend sec ~ O.; the primary
school law General order.
The committee on public land, reported a Join,
resolution for the relief Of certain primary schoc
lands. Third reading.
EoTIO>S, RESOLUTIONS AND NOTICES.
Notice Of = bin to punish the fraudulent reno
val or coucealmeut of p.operty under chattIe
mortgage
NJ. Bue moved 70 discharge the committee
Of the whole TO provide for the settlement and
drainage Of the swamp land. by actual settlers
and recommit to tho committee on public lands
Carried
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Mlonstmp anS Commercial gsbish.

BALTIMORE, October 10, 1859.
There fair business done in Railroad shares again
to-day but for other stocks the market quiet Balti
and Ohio Railroad advanced > but Northern Cen
trail do dropped off of dollar per share OF the former
stock there $50 shares sold at $591 G594 cash
$594 seller 60 and seller 60 after 80 days. $594 buy
60 days. but of the latter 200 shares only sold all
at $l9B cash. Baltimore and Ohio left off at $594 bid
$59H asked and Northern Central at s19 bid $40 asked
regular way. Guford Mining Company continues in de-
mand and prices for it still tending upward. We note
sales to-day of100 shares 50 cash. and $50 shares
81 064 buyer 60 days. and closed at 50 bid 064 ask
ed regular way. For Gardner Hill $2I was bid, and
$2S asked, but sales made, There in
quiry at the Board for City 6s and sales made of
Sl500 1S75s at 99A and 1000 1905 at 9SA the price
for the latter being higher than obtained Satur
day. 1905 closed at9S% bid 9S% asked. There was
nothing done to-day in Railroad bonds but Baltimore
and Ohio bonds closed at 81 bid "a asked for 1875 So
bid for 1SS0 so bid 81 asked for 1855 and Northern
Central do at 66 bid, 67 asked for 1885, Bank stocks
quiet but firm. There very few offering, and the
only sale made day one of Peoples Bank
$23. -..---.
In New York to-day Rock Island declined 4; Cleve-
land and Toledo Michigan Southern guaranteed A and
Virginia 6s n but New York Central advanced Il Erie
q; Gaena and Chicago q; and Missouri 6's x. Reading
Harlem Michigan Southern Canton, and Illinois bonds
all closed at Saturdays rates
Foreign Exchanges have declined slightly within the
day two fair business doing in them
We quote to-day follows viz: London bankers bills at
no. do commercial do. at 109A Paris 60 day bills at
ST. 13A do short sight do. at ST. TO- Antw erp
81 12H; Bremen 79%; Amsterdam 41TG)41A; Hamburg
37s; Cologne 73k; Frankfort AZ.
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PRICE TWO CENTS

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-Hon. William
Fell Giles, Judge. The following occupied yester-
day:
F. T. Montell Us. the brig Delta. Before reported.
Decree for libellant.
The remainder of the day was occupied in issu-
ing naturalization papers.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.


Hogs.-The Cincinnati Price Current, of late date,
says: In ali the places heard from Hogs are being
generally fed with great and industry, and is
ceedngly difficult TO purchase stock hogs showing that
the feel satisfied they fully able feed all they
have The the at this time last year In
many places the farmers have been feeding with the
corn since the st of September In parts of Indiana
stock hogs scarce and in demand high AZ
gross having been paid for them. There to be
speculation going and hear of contracts being
made The impression is general with the farmers that
they will obtain high prices for their hogs but all those
that went in freely last fall holding of The ndi-
cations are that the number of hogs brought to market
will be great last year. and that their condition will
be far better
In this market there have been contracts made, so
far as have heard though there buyers for Novem
ber at $575 and understand that party offered So,
but generally supposed that they them 10 fill
those contracts made at $625G6T5 last season. for de
livery the coming November The present active demand
for bacon and baroness of the market of hams together
with those contracts it is supposed will make the market
open high probably &c. many think but the greater
majority of dealers determined to hold back until
prices rule at safer point and this point is fixed in the
minds at So or thereabouts
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The PntIadeIpI,ia cricket Match

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l0.-The cricket match be
tween the All England Eleven and the Philadelphia
PLAYERS was commenced this afternoon. After two
hours play the Americans scored their first innings
with nine out total of Al. The bowling and field
ing was excellent. The ground was damp and slip
perry in consequence of the recent heavy rain. The
match will be resumed on Wednesday, Tomorrow
being election day. A delegation Of three players
from Baltimore were present,
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New ORLEANS, October 9.-Galveston dates to
the 18th inst: have been received The brig Saline,
from New York, on the 3rd ult, was burnt at sea,
l5 miles from Galveston. Her passengers and
| crew took to the boats, and after being out two
days, were landed at Matagorda.
| The yellow fever had become very fatal at Hous-
ton, the deaths being about ten per day
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PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK
BY TELEGRAPH.
Through WILLIAM FISHER Son. Stock and Bill Broker
No GniltlL aIraut

The State Depar gives notice that the
restrictions in Brazil have been further relaxed The
port duty of ten per cent heretofore charged sugar.
hides and other native products had been reduced
eight per cent by recent decree of the Emperor
is now in full force.
The earnings OF the Central Railroad Company of New
York for the month of Sept 1852 $3.50 43S 10
For the same month last year.. 653,3730 06
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Shipping snteillaeat
PORT OF BALTIMORE, October 10.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED -.l -.+
Steamer Pocahontas, Travers, from Richmond-to j
Brandt Jr Saw Saturday morning. the Baltimore pilo
boat nyincible towed Norfolk schooner with loss
sails, foremast and mainmast.
Steamer Belvdere, Keene, from Richmon,-tol. Brandt
Locust Point, French, hours from New ork
mdse. to Saml. t. Pearce. n. -. ~ /, =,
Steamer George Anna Travers from Richmond and Nor
folk Reports off Smiths Point bark Bay STATE Boston via
Norfolk for Baltimore. :. -
Brig Moonlight Small, from Windsor, n S-piaster tc
Kelsey & Gray. Towed up by Tiger
BELOW
Aship from Valparaiso.
OF Swan Point, ship Robin Hood Matthews, from Caao
with guano :, 80
of Swan Point. ship Wandering jew Stackpole, before
reported below from Caao with guano.
Brig Arthur, (Br Leary from Caribbean Sea-guano to
Patterson & Mnrguiondo;
"A schr supposed Maryland, from Charleston.