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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-05
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pqh, that iAs siiss n unltsr.Iy hri. i, As saan-
,'' q M'tseH'H, ilaai. Finnie AL '','y'.n, pa
~ iA' pra'is o. a he i.sscf 81, - ia''' lave
'lrs Wy a'a' ait.lla s2sO.oo1 ItI hsssa price
pea'e q sli ~. ne llsesi - ta"l--'hs
ni' lmum fysi b as r.tins Il, ''sFaEr pie ~
'te ninIuuu-sa, ani DE 20 Ia s''s ~ tni'si-''y
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lie e's' slTsaiy ale would fai'''s 'la''a' aver
age MI largely eA.sl ,bs ninir 'hsall Il g.
NJ 20 IS, the ,alss geull amoun. to over SHEA
0o0, This n ufs'f rill make nisa'a'rlt suioE-
menl for tE,,,u'fF ~ Ihe fut class, Besides
The he laS OF i.s las Legislature establishing The
University If TeSas aorslos enc yui q every ten Of
the aternats sections # hnl NsfUei 10 tie faie,
IA the Ra!'read RISER r., - F'ssUst % ths Stale
rs altesHais .eai ne IN -soE river Navigation
Reserve. The sane sc, approprlaiss $4,000 Cor
lie necessary llldifFs, P5oigsrshps SO, Alto
ge,her tho University q Texas promises to start ont
unier the most latlgrlns susple With a money fun
that win erect substantial aal oven elegant lnIllgs,
emf enlow q harmed faculty Il WI at once rank
With tie fgsi Institutions Of The country, ana NIL
IN tine rival Harvard It the Nor,h. and tho Unlysr-
sity of Virginia At tie south, It gill le an insi.n-
toa Of which every ToxIan msy be proud, to which
her IONS can point with 9 glow o, enthusiasm. A.
Il grows Ia usefulness and reputation. dispensing iis
honugs On the generation that Is nov rising up 10
bless it, It will reflect the highest credit on ,bs pa
trioism aud foresight Of those whose wisdom made
such early and timely provision for iIs cndovmsD,
The law establishing the University provides that
II sha be located at such tine and place as may be
provided by law, We doubt 40, That the neat Leg
lsnturc will takc the necessary measures 20 Insure
It's speedy location, and the commencement OF It's
erection As to the place Of us location, We believe
that public sentiment paints pretty unanimously to
some locality In central Texas, between ;he BraIos
aud Trinity rivers, combining tic necessary ndvan-
tages II should be ny all means remote from the
dIssPaiio,s, temptations and scdus,ions Of city, In
an accessible, healthy region. Bold Spring, in Nc
Lehman county, has been suggested by one Of our
correspondents, and strong arguments urged in It's
behalf We dbdbt not it will lie a formidable compet-
itor for the location. Tawaekana Springs has been
spoken Of by others, and combines several impor-
tant advantages Let the friends Of other points
present the claims and advantages Of their respec-
tive fayorites. Our columns arc open lorall.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-05
Indian Disturbances in Flo Pinto, One Cit
izen and Seven Indians killed

IN Extra from the Frontier News gives an nc
count Of fight which took place recently in Palo
Pinto county, between party Of Indians said to be
Caddoes, from the Lower Reserve and some citizens
Of Ernih county According 10 the statement in the
News the party of Cadlocs had been campcd for
several days near GolConda, when some horses were
stolen and a negro killed. II was thought to have
been done by H'"nchcs. The citizens Of Pdo Pin
to sent to Stepnensi!le Eraih county for assistance
--tilta company come up and went to the camp, MS
thcy say 10 notify the Cadioes TO leave, as mischief
had been done-ilnt on approaching TIC camp
shortly after daylight the morning of the 9th
ut the guide called cut 'look out boys or you will
be shot, whom the firing commenced on both sides,
resulting in the killing Of a ron Of Col Stephens,
wounding another white nan. and killing seven Indi-
ans, three Of whom were squaws among them the
notorious Caddo Jake. This account is confused and
unsatisfactory, md we await further information
with some solictudc. The Caddoes are the most civ
ili1ed aid pcatcablc Of the tribes Of The Lower Rc-
serve.
Great alarm prevails on the frontier on lccount c:
this affair. Expresses had arrived Mt Wcatherford
from Stephensvlle and GolcondG, and the news says
all the families had left their homes Many from
Palo Pinto had moved into Parker for safety, as it
was supposed the Indians would SEEK revenge. Tx
presses had been gent in different directions for as
sstance. The News thinks the affair may termi-
nate in breaking up the reserve; and the externina-
ton Of The Indians The matter ought to be fully
Investigated before rash measures arc resortcd to.
We have verbal reports which materially vary
from the Above rumor. They represent that the In
dams were shot while asleep in their camp and thyt
Stephens accidentally killed by his own party
taido Jake enjoyed in rem 'rka3lc degree the con-
iidcnce of the whites, AMI had been their stcadast
friend. We give the rum1rs ms we hear Them and
hope that strict investigation Of the facts may be
md
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-05

1t is rumored in town that a proposition has
beer made to the Governor of Texas, by Gen.
Vidaury, 10 restore the runaway negroes at
present in Mexico. He wishes first TO ascer-
tain how much per head, he will be allowed
for delivering them upon this, side of the, Rio
Grande. The funds of the defeated General
are scarce and he would adopt this method Of
replenishing his Golfers to enable him to carry
on the war. We'give the rumor for what 1t is
worth We do not think, that our Governor
could entertain any proposition of the KIND
however anxious he might be to have the prop
erty of our citizens restored to them Il .
different matter with the citizens themselves e
and if Vidauri has the power to restore 'ne
negroes, we see nothing to prevent paries VINO
has lost slaves entering into terms win him.
S. 4. Ledger.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-05

HoRmp MURDER.-On yesterday evening.
sometime in the forenoon, a horrld case OF
killing TOOL, place about 8 miles from this
town. The particulars SO far as we could
gather them, are as follows -
1t seems there was an old grudge existing
between, Mr. Abram Myers, and man oy
the name Of Edward Williams. Williams a
few days ago, purchased a piece OF lana a,
the University Land Sale, adjoining myers
land, and upon which he had built lime KIN
on the line Of the two pieces OF land. WI.
iiams had understood that Myers was ABOUT 70
remove the lime, which was 10 fact MS
Williams armed himself, and when myers ap'
preached the lime kiln w. shot hlm N me
itee-bursting out both eyes, and kliiing h'nl
instantly.
The deceased was worthy ci'Izen ana al
old settler Of the county.
Z Prom, he eoronsrs jury it turned out TO be
NJ, neg u aled mdfter
lso.ss.-T.e 5ury Of inq1ssf report that
5, q Z az 70 his dealt from ne ef-
& wound in1if.ed by edward
~ 80. =. $40. 4. ~ {. = q a - STATE nj
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-05
H8v Wauoll ~ apsd Impsaohnsnt

AZ" WaNoA hsaptd lmp3achmtnt
"A iafsinEsas Nastiagisp serfssr,ai.al = "a,
llsssi'u 1ii'gSsIA, g'ss ils slg-ius ,s.suui a
ne las rlnus a.ieuisiis pssssur, thai -as trsusl
DO hear "a csprIsss in he waiIos, ease We Tspsa,
sur hFm .sl'sfef oerrPssa laosi f.sl AL damnall.
In he oizs
The iwo houses are busily at work. ihs
Sensie cutting oai programme which woliI
do very well foi long session, bat which can
sepIcs he Pef,srled "a a short one. The House
IS husy Nn lhe wa'rous impeachment case,
wllrh las tea under discussion since Wed,
lpesday lsst, Yesterday Judge Reagan made
a ioag aal SHE speech ia hgor oi impeaeh.
meni. uad Nc BBau gave malice Of bis inlen-
flion 90 speak Tomorrow, Il Is impossible "a
luHse 70 any CONCLUSION as 10 what will be tie
action Of The House One day think The I'M
parchment Is inevitable. aud the next Il looks
pretty much the olbeT way.
81 have seen private claims iuF mnaey and
other Tei'eis lobbed, and have Admired the
wonderful resources brought cat hy the various
claimants, hu, lhn outside Influences brought
10 bea' in tins ease, eeliPsss all | have ever
Seen.
"iou can NEE, the friends n the accused
at every hotel Ia the city seluously making
up Fuhir opinion. This Que auding the Judge
Tor his Roman fTmaess, in standing on, against
the TeXilns, who ran Ia Texas from bis credit.
oIs another pmsinC hin Tor bis honesty and
Independence in declaring against the c0Hrp.
lions Of a statute Of limitations f; another do.
Glazing 10 tie black republicans it was an oppo.
silion gotten np by the deialsaloFs against The
Judge on account Of his conservatism, and the
Whole Of them putting poor Mussina on his
rial instead Of the Judge.
"The outside pressure Is indeed tremendous,
and will doubtless have lis effect. The New
York papers, too, some oil these are brought
into service, aud this morning have seen sew
ea copies OF one giving the "lew Missina"
particular goss. The greatest singularity ni.
tending this outside legislation is that is all
done with perhaps one exception by persons who
are no, Texans, most Of Them residing here or
in New York.
You are no, 10 suppose tia; take any par.
ticuar interest in this matter for do not be.
yoni thc fact tia, consider Judge WalIons'
usefulness entirely destroyed as things now
stand and have always been of the opinion
that nothing short Of an OcQuiialby the Senate
will ever feinstai1 him IN public opinion. Ii
is the cnly tribunal rs an innocent man cons.
cious Of no wrong, that he ought, 10 my jodg.
ment, TO have appealed TO, and cnnnot but
consider that his constant attendance at WASH
ingion while His case was pending in the House,
and the uncensing efforts Of those who are
known to be his friends, some Of whom have
been benefited by his decisions and codnsels,
which decisions aud course are urged as cause
for impeachment, will go far TO confirm the
present public opinion in Texas relative to
him,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-05

We learn from an Illinois paper that Banks,
who left this place some months since has
turned mp in that State. 1t seems that after
leaving here he returned TO YazQo in Mssissip-
ri, where he had formerly resided aud some
years ago had published a paper very obnox-
ious, advocating perhaps, what is termed Stree
love" He was, we learn, informed upon his
return that his antecedents as well as his Tex.
as noloriety rendered it necessary for him to
leave Immediately. Being the proprietor of q
couple Of superan;iated old slaves he perhaps
effected n sale and went TO Illinois 10 play
Loveloy on the negro loving inhabitants of
shat State. file tells a wonderful tale OF his
chair breadth 'scabes" and how outraged the
citzena~were when he was shot, how they sur.
rounded the Post Office ard how his house
was haunted by assassins, &c, and now the
Judge catching up the indignant impulse
bound the parties over in bond OF ten hou
said dollars each. These things are set forth
TO create the belief that Banls was man
very highly esteemed here where it is said he
had an extensive practice as a lawyer IN the
various Courts Of this and surrounding coun-
ties
Now, we will simply say that after his re-
iuIll mere III lCDo 4, lie was pSiH'tCu " IN''"'"
because he was powerless, and was in fact re-
garled by some of our citizens as insane, and
through the merest benevolence he was not
molested until he again, in his drunkenness be-
came troublesome, when, as matter ut course,
some of the more excitabe of our citizens, be.
came enraged at him. So far as regards the
in>inuations that he has sympathsers here It
is simply false and it may be said that his de-
parure hence was far more gratifying to our
community than his arrival can possibly be to
the freedom shrekers Of Illinois. He will per-
haps suit that climate and the scars ne has re-
ceived in his drunken ARRAYS may serve to rem
der him quite monkey show, and bring down
fearful mnledictons on those who stoned the
prophet -Quitman Herald.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-05
~ See alrcrii.cmoni,lDf doIl : DonalIson.
~ We have received the seventh annual catalogue

~ We have received the seventh annual catalogue
OF Baylor University, located At Independence 1sS-
ss, under tho auspices Of the Missionary Baptist
Church. This Institution has IN able faculty, the
eourse Of instruction Is thorough IL, discipline cx-
eeenf and we are glad to that it is IN aaurish-
ing condition. j. ranks among eirst literary in
siituiions OF the State The classes for 1869 have
IS in the collegiate department. p in the scientific
department; 81 in tie preparatory department y
classical students in the preparatory department,
and Il In tho preparatory department pursuing Al
gcbrn. OF coursc many Of the student, are in two
Or more Of dicse classes There is law department
with 90 students. We .hcerfu'g commend this Uni
rersi,y to the patronage Of TEXANS There Is no
necessity oil sending cur sons TO Northern colleges
while we have such institutions at home
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-05
NOTFCE

rs hereby given, that at the February term
Il. 1858. Of the Probate Court of Denton county,
the undersigned was appointed administrator of
the estate Of Charles Jones, deceased. All per-.
sons holding claims against said estate. will pre-
sent them. ulyauthenticated. according to law;
and ali persons indebted to the estate are reques
ted to make immediate payment. This Dec. 81,
1858. JOHN X. JONES,
n ct. Admir-. of the estate Of Chas Jones.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-05

- Mr.. ]. ". shiyely, of Jefferson, claims 10 have
invented machine that will address 10000 velop-
ed newspapers in hour. lie requires u or $780,
to enable him to secure patents, carry out the en-
terprisc &C.. and offers $4,000 from the proceeds
to any person who will advance thc money, 10 re-
ceve such person as partner, If it succeeds it is
great invention for the newspnper world.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-05
PnrAiic Nafice

rs hereby given: that 1t the December Term Of
Il The Colnty Of Collin. and State Of Texas,
Letters NATURALIZATION were granted 70 the
undersigned, on the.sstate Of Richard NJ Mugg,,
deceased late of said county. All persons owing
said estate arc requested to make payment forth
with. and 81 pelapns having claims ngsinst3 -
'sssate, are teqrzs;fd 70 present the
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-05

~ The late Democratic convention Of Virginia
which assembled at Petersburg The 81 ult., must
have been the most rowdy affair Of modern times
The report of its proceedings Published in the Rich
mord Dispatch, exhibits degree of rufsnism little
to be expected from the chiyalrons cavaliers of the
Old Dominion TIE asscnblage secnfs to have been
mob throughout. The presiding officer threatened
several times TO yucat e mis- seat ard retire in disgust
Several gentlemen made earnest, but unayaihg np-
peals TO the historic character ofEirginians for
,,ls5,I - : ;s,g,. decency, good breeding, ke.-
~ VI Il e.s &. alss.ss. roT indging from The
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-05

Soiice.--All perans in Kfuinan aud vicinity In
Wig asy hnslness Nhs'0yer with tho Dallas Herald
oihr, will please 10 call on =, W. JonNs,S cur only
authorized ag'st flr that place.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-05

u gs- Woman, of The R * Enqriret,' one Of the
fossil remains Of the know nothing party Of Texas,
is bard to please. Hedon't like our notions about
conuntions--of course inot--there is not enough
dark laniernisu abeutthem. Amt pleased that we
sio want pr. Steiner nominated Tor Congr esssup-
,ose he thinks his party eo0id beat him. The editor
sssiaposrd to cri.icss our democracy. He had as
Z vel letliat aione Our status with the democracy
d s1tpi3story ooarseI iiAt is sufficient. Tie e,i
tor oifhe .Enaaairer' iseysr .nasifesiing disr9$
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-05

- Gen Scott, who it is said had not voted before
since 1907, appeared at the polls in New York at the
late election, and voted for the Republican candidate
for Comptroller.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-05

dentany thrown from the track while detached from
the ears at Hampstead recently. No damage done.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-05

lNPoRTAHT Understandable have seen a
letter from the Assistant Adjuiant General, L..
g'bornas, dated Head Quarters OF the Army,
New York, Dc. 8. and addressed 10 Gen.
Tviggs, ia which it is stated that Gen. Scott
expscss 10 asrive iq deans, from the lst
10 the l0fh.ss1f e. ! s.sls5sszswhere he viii
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-05

= Lord Napier. the British minister at Washing
ton has been recalled, and Lord Lyons appointed his
successor The latter is said to be Of american des
cent, his grand father having been Philadelphian.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-05

~. Gen. VIM. o. Butler declines, on account of
business engagements, to be candidate for Governor
Of Kentucky.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-05

- Hon. Volney Howard, Of San Francisco former
ly member.of Congress from Texas, is III Washing
ton City.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-05

The Columbia democrat says that more bull
ding going on in that town than ever lnown before.
The brig Belle Poole has been wrecked OFF San
Luis, having on board 625 bars of ron--ahout one
mile and three hundred casks Of spikes for the
Houston & Brazora road. The vessel and cargo are
total less The iron and spikes were insured.
A little son Of Mr. M6rclcth, Of Bastrop, says the
Advertiser was run over by a loaded wagon, the
wheel passing over his head, killing him instantly
The Advertiser says pork is selling at Bastrop at
a and ! 10 cents per II.
The same paper says that a large manufacturing
company has been started ut New Braunsfcls for the
manuf acture of the coarse cotton fabrics
- The Quitman Herald hosts the name Of the
Hon. John Gregg of Limestone county, as its choice
for Governor.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-05
sitrnyCN or Stolen

TFHAsIt w VI ytWFVETs
INR0M my place, miles outh-Wsst from n
J. Sherman, Grayson County, Texas. on he ,k5sfA
LIST LAY Of December, 1853 one BAY MARE -A-~I
SUCKING COLT, not branded, nor no whiicon it that
reeolleot Of was working its mother tho wagon
that day, and suppose said colt followed some Inoyerg
of. understand there was II finiy by the name OF
Dickson passed on that day bound for Dallas coxnty,
lesides many others that / don't know where they
were bound. Any Information OF said colt will DO
thankfully received. JOHN W. WEST,
Dee 22l, l35S-27;lt Sherman, TcrSs.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-05

"A Tilted lover in an adjoining county sends us
ms original those lines amiliaras 'lousehoi words "
"A place in thy memory deOrct,,'&c.
addressed to his memorable fame with tho request
'pleasc AXE tlcse simple words, thu. you nay know
my kind feelings for you. Yours flaterally Sc.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-05

lS The Houston Telegraph gives srathng re.
view of the course of the Hon. W. W. Tappan, ol
New Hampshire, one of the judiciary committee Of
the House, to whom the memorials for the mpeach-
ment Of Judge Warous referred AS member
Of that commit tee Of the 3iih Congress, he urged
The impeachment Of Wntrous, and voted for unani-
resolution that he &c impeached Of high crimes
aud mislemeanors, and concurred in the report which
charged Jul1c W. with "abettng the most stu
leadous frauds ever practiced upon any people, and
Of sacrificing the rights Of litgants in his courts''
When the matter was again brought before the Ju-
dietary committee of the last session, of which Mr..
Tappan was still member, Mr. Tappan is as zeal
ously ngans. impeachment ne he was before violent
" For it, and believes Judge Wotrous as spotlessly
as lie before esteemed him darily guilty,
and makes n labortl argument in the House 10 show
that he just the reverse of what he, rs one OF
the Judiciary committee Of the 3ith Congress, after
a full investigation OF the ftcts under his RESPONSE
hiity Representative in Congress, and member
of Of its ablest committees had soemhly report
cd he was Mr.. Tappan can doubtless explain this
lofty solnersnul satisfactorily TO an amiable New
Hampshire constituency, hut Texas Representative
had better not try the experiment. We laveI little
doubt thu the same influence that wrought SO mi
raculous change in the mind Of Tarpan, has inlu-
enced others of the majority who refused to impeach
this man Watrous. The action of tho House of Rep
rescntatives in this Watrous case is an outrage on
pubic sentiment and common decency.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-05

81 Postmaster, throughout the State are
authorizodand respectfully requested 70 not
a. our Agents. They will be allowed TIE
usual commissions for ell collections made Toy
this cfloe.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-05

VIC condolc with this stricken swan We sung
h,sc touching Inns occasion ourself and
Eounl relief for our fair QUO re,cnteJ and consented
''Tl smile me-"
But we didn't Claim the authorship. This would be
poet must think us yerlaully geeu.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-05

= The newspaper crcra''' i fcarFuly on The III
creasc in Sherman. From the las Patriot we learn
more r-rsrsin uJdtiUn to those aroady
mentioned are tobe started Qia , THE IIarbiugcr"
and "Tcxas Farner." Thetowspnper list of sher-
ynan when nil ale in operation, viii SUN up fol-
yi5ws:
Messenger (from clarlyvillo) by Thomas {
:ls ssssll.
.4drance Gaard t1em.) iiy W. A. Brice & Co,
zsSPs Farq'r (8srca'tural) by Jas. T. Mad
ii ;gI
ss iHartirar (csnpbellite}ly Rev. = Despair.
y gsermcM Patriot Ohd.) by L. J. Foster.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-05
LAND and STOCK FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.

Dec. 8, 1s5s-27:sw 7sllico, Ellis CO., Ter.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-05

The census Of Oregon Territory has just
been taken, IRON which It appears, that the en-.
tire population Of the territory Is AZ, 500, and
the number Of legal voters 1910.
The gold diggings on the South Umpqua
river We're very productive.
WAsHIvsroS, Dec. 2i.-The Union, in an
editorial article, speaks Of Spain as fraudulent
debtor, and urees,tbe seizure Of Cuba.
The French Gbsernment has allowed Men
islembcr;'S appeal for a new trial 10 come be-
4tbe SapfemsGoari
agnsk has s5Sniaed treaty with Japan,
2, gotiated BY ihe other great
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-23


From Bremen 10 Steamship Brsm Miss Anna and Helen
E0tbet Mr. Scbf lady, Mrs. WoodmAn aud four Children
hsjea Gsgtsia Csysoay sone Ms sramen and three
Mllksas sM znn .ru Bsshapp lady and fcn. chill
Miss Pep, Mr. wanule Armds OF adz died on the
Bosher AnbO kepana, Col Pofzel lady and four chill
dren- and 49, In the ate-fage
From charleston. the steamship Nashville Martin
Npd child Miss Van Noy. Ms heed, Creighton LADY,
child and purse; urs Clark. Miss Clark Abrahams, Il
A Duvsl Misc Lacke Miss Mantle, Hull, " Car ing
ton Currie, Bro wr Mantle rhos Gel,er mig Gelyer
MISC Geyer d Aiken, ~ife servant Williams, Mr.
gross Mrs fyerson, W Koure Battle, G Hickey, !
jackson, Mr. wilkins and lady. a Kauf nan, Meyer
Cohen Bartlett, Van erbo q Ds-son Aoa% an
N Webster smith Phiilp k,iey gno hiey 8 q WIDE.
o a; Dr. Ganon L Orcutt yoilers, Chas ball, W
Dasccmbe, West aalpan, Js'a r J.sf ~ Per
J II Ward 8 Mustine, q Arts Gallagher, OsiG
Gilman Myers J MslonJ e esscoigne: wife and scr
ysnt, Epe land, VIM ENGLAND, hiss sesbroos HOW
N,d Mcfberpon, Hugor. Douglass, ana - IN mo
yaeerage.
DEPARTURES.
Melbourne, In ship Elise and Mathtde Amos Vince.
VIM Pump bavdsou thas nsvidsou John Darlington,
Mrs J, bp Harrington. John Davidson kmna davidson VIM
Fsrtte VIM hesre, Ao tsve n Powers, ,gh f,dces
ctas hsicasy lhog8As DoDsS, n-o VANS - oSeeny -
1oiA one In nrnt cabin aud sixteen In second cabin