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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-12-14

Fort MoERoE, December I2.-The Nor
folk Day Book has dates from Pensacola to
December Sd. There had been no further
fighting, but Gen. Bragg hourly anticipated
a renewal of the attack from Fort Pickens.
The Federal vessels were fitting in aud out
of the harbor, in the most bewildering
manner to the rebels. Sometimes there
would be dozen in the evening, and all
but two disappear before morning,
The Norfolk Day Book of Thursday was
considerably excited in relation to a rumor
that Norfolk is to be attacked. 1t suggests
that additional distractions be placed in the
entrance of the harbor and If not done by
the military authorities, urges that the City
Council take it in hand.
At Richmond, on Wednesday, the war
excitement was high.
The Charleston Courier of the 9th says,
that on Wednesday detachment of the
Beaufort artillery, % men, passed over to
the island and visited Beaufort. There
were no signs of the enemy either on land
or water. Our men then proceeded to the
work of destruction. The chief object was to
destroy the crops of cotton and provisions
on Paris Island, which being near the eve
ming, was crowded with negroes who had
hOcked there to escape from the control of
tAiCAA "" ASAS" wing " siiC w aub 81 OOdlSy
this object was but partially effected. Seven
bales of cotton and 700 bushels of corn
were burned on Dick Thnn rs Fuller's plan
tation. Returning to The battery plantation
the work of destruction was resumed. The
torch was successfully applied to the cotton of
2 other plantations, and the contents of FIVE
barns were emptied and consumed. Seven
teen crops amounting to nearly 1000 bales,
were thus effectively removed nom the
fangs of ahe destroyer.
The Courier says the English steamship
of war Racer, arrived off Charleston harbor
on Friday, and brought dispatches to the
British Consul. The Racer left next day
for Port Royal.
The Courier of the 9th says on Friday
last there were in sight, near this harbor,
the steamship Susquehanna, two side wheel
gun boats, store ship, a large schooner,
supposed to be laden with coal, and the
Swedish bark Minerva.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW York, Dec l3.-Flour opened quiet
and firm, closing dull; holders were dispo-
sed to realize; sales q, 400 bbls. at 400
80 for super. Western; 1905 IS for
common to medium; extra Western 8 SOFA
So for shipping brands extra RHO; O5
@6 IS for trade brands. Rye -four quiet,
with small sales at previous quotations.
Corn meal quiet. Wheat firm and very
quiet; only limited supply offering; sales
$500 fair winter red Western at l 81; $500
white Western, A. Corn rules duh at
previous quotations. GOO bbls. beans sold
at 2 25@2 30. Oats a shade frmer at A
@46. Pork quiet and unchanged. Less
doing in lard; prices a,shade easier, at 84G9
Butter less active. Coffee market contin-
ues active and very firm; sales 1000 bags
Rio l74@18; 1000 mats Ceylon at 20. Su-
gar steady and unchanged; Cuba 72@84.
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LOUISVILLE, Dec. 13.-The Bowling Green
Courier Of the 7th deprecates the discourage
ing effect Of the burning of Whippoorwill
bridge on the Memphis B aach Railroad by
the federals- Its correspondents say that
nothing indicates a forward movement of
either army this winter.
Tennessee money was 1920 per cent
discount twenty days ago, and is now So
per cent discount.
The Savannah Republican urges Davis to
send VIM. G. Rives and Jno. J. Ward to
France and England.
The Courier says $4,000 Kentuckians are
in the rebel army.
A letter from Somerset, Dec 7tll, confirms
the capture by the rebels of Major Helveti
aud Capt. Prime.
j. R. Richardson, Postmaster of Somerset
writes on sthe 10th that ZOllieoffer has
crossed the Cumberland twenty miles below
Waitsboro on bridge of coal barges, with
| nine to fifteen thousand troops. We expect
| a fight tomorrow. The federal force under
Schepf is six regiments and two batteries
The Democrat discredits the above, failing
to get confirmation from its correspon.
dent.
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NEW YoRK, Dec. 13.-A letter from Key
West of the 9Th inst, states their Pensacola
dates are of the 26th ult. 1t appears that
| the rebel steamers had been plying be-
tween the navy yard and town constantly -,
carrying guns, munitions, &C. Col. Brown
notified Bragg that he should fire on them,
to which Bragg replied sire away" On
the morning of the zlst, the steamers again
appeared. Col. Brown disabled One-the
other escaped. A great cannonade then
took place between Pickens and Fort Ba-
racuas, the Niagara and Richmond open
ing on Fort McRea and several batteries.
The engagement lasted nearly two whole
days. Fort McRea was silenced, and also
the water batteries in reach Of the Rich
mond's guns. No person was injured on
board the Niagara. James Cook was the
person killed on the Richmond. Both yes
sells were slightly damaged in their upper
works. Pickens had not even a sand bag
displaced by Barsncas's fire. On the Oath,
while removing fuse from shell, it ex-
ploded killing FIVE men, and wounding
many others Col. Brown says he has Ba-
rancas completely at his mercy, and is wait
ing re-enforcements to hold the forts when
he shall take them.
Another letter says one of Wilson's Zou-
ayes was killed and another wounded on
the 22d. About $500 shots were fired in
the two days. At 3 P. NJ, the 23d, War
rington was set on fire by our guns, and
that place and nearly I'll the Navy Yard
destroyed.
The steamer Time was disabled by the
first shot. The rebel fire Stacked on the
second day. Two companies of Wilson's
Zouaves had charge of the batteries near
the fort. Two companies are assisting in
the fort and the remainder of the regiment
are at work in the trenches. The heaviest
rebel guns are near the light house, and
their best rnortars on both sides of the hos
pital. The water batteries below Fort Nc
Rea are bad customers. The ranges of our
artillerymen were splendid. A note, dated
oath, states that Col. Brown prohibited fir
ing unless the rebels first opened, it being
the Sabbath. The rebels have evidently
suffered very much.
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NEW York, Dec. l3.-1t is freely stated
that there are a number of letters Of marque
in this city, issued by the Mexican Gov
eminent to prey upon the commerce of
England, France, and Spain, and that YES
sells are refitting out here, which they have
a right to do under similar decision to
that allowing the Nashville to fit out at
Southampton. The vessels will sail under
the Mexican flag as war vessels, and will
be enabled to bring prizes into neutral
ports.
The official count of vote gives Opdyke
1918 majority over Wood, aud GA over
Gunther for Mayor.
Specials state that the European news by
the Hansa, created but little excitement al
Washington.
Thomas Richardson & 10 of this city
deny that the man Spence is member O
the firm Of Richardson, Spence Co, Liver.
] pool.
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SOUTHERN ITEMS.

FT. MoNRoE, Dec. I3.-The storm of war
is expected to burst momentarily, some
where. A dispatch dated Memphis, Dec.
10, says:
New Mad id is now fortified. Two regi-
ments we're sent there yesterday. The ru-
mored contemplated attack on Cairo, has
been abandoned. The iron ram Manassas
arrivoi at Columbus on Sunday.
The Montgomery Mail of the 9th inst,
congratulates its readers upon the report,
that Old Harvey Brown, has died of q
wound received In the late fight at Fort
Plckens
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New YoRK, Dec. 13.-The North Amer
lean of this morning has the following:
IA letter received in this city from an Of
ficer in the army at Port Royal, dated Hill
ton Head, Dec. 4th says: ''Last night a
feet arrived at this port with rs, 900 troops
Savannah and Charleston will soon be
ours"
The brig Thomas W. Rowland, Captain
Rowland from Rio, via st. Thomas, Nov.
27th arrived at this port last night. Capt.
Rowland states that the captain of the U.
s. gunboat Iriquois, is entirely to blame,
for the escape of the Sumter. The Captain
of the guuboat, sent a man on shore at
Port Royal, with signal lights and gave him
instructions to signalize to him the move
ments of the Sumter, and or the night of
the 23d of November, signals were made by
the man on shore, that she was leaving the
harbor but no notice was taken of it by
the Captain Of the Iriquois His lst Lient.
tried to persuade him to give chase, which
they might easily have DONE but he would
not hear to it, saying ait would be very I'M
pleasant for him TO capture her, as he and
Capt Semmes had been schoolmates and
had sailed together, and Capt. Semmes had
been his superior officer" Another reason
the Captain of the Iriquois gave was, that
be did not wish to break the neutrality
| laws. The movements of the Sumter were
seen from the deck of the Iriqnois.
At st. Thomas the greatest Indignation
1 prevailed among the Americans in port,
| and all others friendly to the United States
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Clerks Office, Dee. Il, 1851.
CORPORATION NOTICE

D r ron PLANK sIDE-w Al K
December z, 1s61.-And now it Is hereby ordered
and difkcted by the Common Council Of the City Of
Evansville, that the owners of all lots or parts OF
lots fronting adjoining the east side
of Fulton Avenue from Eighth % Ninth streets
in said City, cause sidewalk o. Glass No q 20 be
laid down thereon within thirty days from the
publication OF this order P BURKE. Clsrk
Clerks Office. Dec L. 1861
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WASHINGTON, Dec. lathe steamer
Stepping Stone came up the Potomac to-
day, from the upper fotilIa. She reports
that she went up the mouth of the Deco
guam short distance, but was met with
body of rebels with heavy artillery. She
also reports that the rebels have greatly in
creased their force at the mouth of the Oc-
coouan river
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HRRALD's pIsPATnH.

WAsHINGroE, Dec. l3 The President
has re-instated Col. Mulligan in the COM
mand of his regiment, by order of Gen.
Halleck. The commissions OF all regi-
mental officers expire, when their regi-
ments are mustered out of service Col
Mulligan and bis command having been
taken prisoners of war, were mustered out
but an exception has been made in their
case
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ST.. JOHN's, N. F., December 13.-The
Europa, from Liverpool the Goth, via Queens
town on the 1st, was off Cape Race at II. 30
this morning. The newsboat of the Asso-
ciated Press ventured out, Notwithstanding
a violent storm, bus the chances Of obtain
ing the news dispatch are poor.
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CORPORATION NOTICE

ORDER FOR BRICK SIDEWALK.
Dec. 7, 1s6I.-And nov il is hereby ordered 49,
directed by the Common Council Of the City Of
Evansville, that the Of lots los aud 100 In
the old plan OF the city OF Evansville cause the
sidewalks in mont thereof on Second strest TO be
brought to tho proper grade, and that they oause
side walk of class No. l, To be laid down thersou
and the trees to be removed from said pavement,
within thirty days from the publication Of this
order. p. BURkR, Clerk.
Clerks Office December 70 1891
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E%- The New York Herald of Monday
says that a man by the name of McGilI,
killed his mother last Saturday, by throw
ing her out of fifth story window. Nc
Gill was drunk at the time.
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New DIRK, December I3.-The brig T
W. Roland, from Rio via s. Thomas, 27th
November confirms the reported escape oil
the Sumter from Martinique. The Iroquois
returned to st. Thomas on the 25th.
The gun boat DacOtah arrived at st.
Thomas on the 23d, and was dispatched
with coal and provisions for the Iroquois,
bat missed her.
Commodore Dupont, in his communica-
ton to the Navy Department, dated Dec.
4th, says there is no apprehension of losing
possession of the Bay of st. Helena. II is
exceedingly valuable for harbor, from it's
proximity to Charleston, and for the COM
mand it secures of large rivers supplying
interior communication.
Gen. Viele was to be Immediately sent
with a considerable force to occupy the
most important point in the new approach
es to Savannah, and another force will go
about the same time on a similar errand
in the direction Of Charleston, to hold GER
tain stratgelic positions.
TRBUNEs CORRESPONDENCE.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.-Wm. II. John
son, of the Lincoln Cavalry, has been
sentenced to be shot, and will be executed
tomorrow.
Senator Sumner read to Secretary Game
ron, this moring, a warm and indignant
letter from Governor Andrews, remon-
strating against the employment of Massa-
chusetts men in the disgraceful business o.
slave-catching, as had been done on the
Upper Potomac. Secretary Cameron
promptly referred the letter to Gen. Stone,
with the emphatic request that he would
see to it that the men of color who entered
the camps under his command were treat
ed literally in the spirit of the orders con.
corning fugitives from slavery, which the
Secretary of War had already given t.
commanding generals.
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CONFEDERATION NOTICE..

ORDER TO REPAIR BRICK SIDEWALK
Dec.7th, Is6l.-And now it is hereby ordered and
directed by the Common Council of the City Of
Evansville, that the owners of all lots or puTfs Of
lots rrontingon or adjoining the northeast side of
Fourth street, between Walnut and Chestnut
streets, 10 said city, the sidewalks in front
thereof to be repaired within thirty days from
the publication of tn is order.
T. BURKE, Clerk.
Clerks Ofice. pecsmber u. 1851.
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CORPORATION NOPICR-

o DERFoR PLANK sIDE-w AK
Dec. 7th, 1S6l.-And now It 10 hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council of the city f
hvansvills, that the owners of all lots PARIS
lots fronting adjoining the east side Of
Fulton Avenue, from sevsnth to Eighth streets,
in said City, Sidewalk Of Glass No. 2, % be
laid down thereon within thirty days frcTn the
publication Of this srdor.
P. BURKE. Osrk.
Clerks ONCE. Dee. II. 1881.
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ORDER FOR PLANK SIDE- WALK.
Dec. 9TH, 1s61.-And now it is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council of the City Of
Evansville, that the Of all lots Parts Of
lots fronting adjoining the east side Of Full
ton Avenue, from Sixth to Franklin streets, In
said City, cause a sidewalk Of C1ass No. 2, 10 be
laid down thereon within thirty days from the
publication of this order.
P. BURKE, Clerk.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
CORPORATION NOTIGE

ORDER TO REPAIR BRICK SIDEWALK.
Dec. It'll, IS6I.-And now it IS hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council of the city o.
Evansville that the Of all lots or parts Of
lots fronting on or adjoining the esst side OF
Fulsen Avenue, from High to Third street, in said
city, oaGss the sidewalks IN trent thereof 70 be
repaired within thsrty eSss nBm ne puD7aoa8en
of this order.
C1srksa fefnne- nnn Ia 1saa
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New York, Dec. I2.-The rebel steamer
Bermuda arrived at HaVre on the Oath from
Savannah with 1000 bales of cotton and
was dischargiRg on the 25th.
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Ciewk's Cfnoe, Dss. n, 1881.
CORPORATION NOTICE.

ORDER FOR PLANK SIDEWALK
Dec. It'll, 1s61.-And IL is hereby 0rdUrgd
and directed by the Common Council of the city of
Evansville, that the owners of all lo6s parts Of
lots fronting on or adjoining the east side Of
Fulton Avenue, from Canal TO Sixth ssrests, IN
said city, sidewalk of Olass No 3 20 be LAID
down thereon within thirty Days from the publf-
cation of this order.
Clerks Oflcc Dec u 1RH1 -
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NV YORK, Dec. I3.-Three hundred
fats, each thirty-two feet long, are being
shipped for Burnside's expedition.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
BIZ REE z ". LINZ.
Exclusively for the Journal.
MORNING REPORT.

Escape of the Bermuda with
1000 bales Cotton-Latest
from Fort Pickens; Our side
of the story-Pickens I'M
injured Melancholy Acct
dent-2, 500 shots fred
Additional from Port Royal
Savannah and Charleston
to be captured-Sumter
again escaped.
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COLLECTORS SALE.
CRY or EVANSVILLE. November 20, 1861.

! CITY or EVANSVILLE NoFemberZ1 1861.
ANOTKCB rs HERBBK' GKU.B.V-
| CIV that 7, CHRISTIAN HEDDERICH, Col
hector of the City of Evansville, between tn. hours
| OF and IL O'Clock A. M, and 2 and O'Clock p.
NJ, T7sWrsd0Vs fhs 9fh dag Of E1acsslt.
Der, H. SCI, will sell at Public Auction, at the
door of the Court House, in the City Of Evansville.
Indiana, the folio wing lots parts Of lots and par
oals of Real Estate and Improvements, assessed
for the payment of City Taxes for tina year 1856 =,
due from the own ers thareoftO the city o. Evaus-
ville tile same being now ne and unpaid and for
the costs Of said sale, and that such sale viii be
continued from day TO day at the aforesaid hours
aud place, un I'll all the lots and parcels Of Real d.
tate herein mentioned, are sold or offered for Bsie
OLD PLAN.
EaEiey,. Robert-The southwest two-thirdsy
parts Of the middle one-third Of lot 63..S12 90
RUwes Lewis-LOt No. .....37 "A
DONATION ENLARGEMENT.
Farley, Robert
Southeast t1ot thirds Of lot 20
Lot No. 171....................l0 90
LOWER ENLARGEMENT.
Barley, Robert
Southwest half of lot No. 25.......s........IO 40
HoWes, LeWis--Lot No. 1.--....-........... A 90
The undivided two-thirdg OF 287 feet Of wharf
property, beginning at the southeast line
Of Leet street, and lying between Water
street and the Ohio River, and running
towards Pine Sc :, 25T feet as 90
EASTERN ENLARGEMENT.
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Special Notices.

ROsfsFFer's Stomach Bftssrs,-The ope'
ration of this palatable remedy upon the stom'
ach, liver and excretory organs is singuiarly
soothing and conservative. 1t regul ates, recruits
and puriffes them. Dyspepsia in all lts forms
yields 70 its cordial and invigoratlng properties,
and it is recommended to mothers enfeebled by
the duties aud cares of maternity, as the safest
and best tonic they can possibly use. In all the
crises of female life it will be found eminently
useful, and aged persons will derive much more
benefit from Its use tfan ordinary stimulants-
Such has been the popularity of this inim liable
preparation that a host of imitators and counter
letters have sprung up in various parts OF the
country, in the hope to profit by imposing upon
the public, against which caution all to see
that every bottle they buy has the fac smile Of
the proprietors' written signature en- the label,
and the words, cdr. J. Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters,'' blown in the glass and stamped in the cap
covering the cork. Also notice our note of hand
on the bottom of the engraved label. All these
marks we give to secure purchasers against impo-
sition HOSTETTER & SMITH,
dec3
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kssrs. On the River there is variation according
20 clrcun''"HG TINE OF CLOSING.
Railroad MGiI (for Vincennes, Terre Haute,
Princeton, Washington, PeteTsburgh,
Sullivan, Carlisle, Rockville, Indianapo-
lis Cincinnati. Louisville, St. Louis,
Cairo, Chicago, and other Northsrn, Eastern
and Western points, and Railroad Way ofaces
every day except Sunday, at.........-.... ga. Ii.
Thursday, and Saturday at 6HP.M
FadHcdh Mail (river) every day in the
week except Sunday and Thursday at ia A n.
Green RSVer Mail flor Bowling Green aud
day a. s1zF. n.
Thursday, and Saturday At GA. N.
nesday, and Friday al II A. M.
Aockporf Mail (and) every Monday, We'd
nesdsy, and Fl iday at % A. n.
PstersbsSrsh Mad (way) every Friday at 81 A. M.
Petersburgh letters, &c. come and go
by Railroad daily.)
0tnssiana Mall every Wednesday at TP. N.
(Leaves at A. n. Thursday morning)
TIME OF DELIVERING.
Railroad MGSE, every day except Sunday at a. N
Arrives the night before, after office hours.
Louisville Nail (river) every Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday by GIN
Pa5Heah Mail, every day in the week except
Sunday and Thursday by DAN
Green Riger Mail, every Monday and Thurs
HI Vernon Mall Qand) every Monday,
wednesday, and Friday by 3P.M.
Ess0 Harmony Afast, every Tuesday, Thurs
day, and saturday by 4P.M.
ROckpoTt Mail (landl every Sunday at P. N,
and Wednesday and Friday at A.. NJ.
(Arrives the evening before, after Office
hours.)
Petersblygh Mall (way) every Friday by BAN.
Ot1ttianG NAL every Friday at "A. n.
(Arrves the evening before, after office hours.)
s6E-POst Once opens at A. N. and closes at Z
P. n. on week days. Delivery closes from to "a
a NJ. week days during the closing of the
Railroad mail Once open from to Ok A. the
Sabbath.
JAMES b. cNEELY, P. NJ.
Evansville, Ind, May L, 1861. iuly22-ywc
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AFTERNOON REPORT.

Zollicofer moving Northward
with $1,000 men = Price
preparing to advance-Ar-
rival of the Europs-Trou-
BILE in Dixie-A Sensation
Item In the North American
More about the Sumter
and why she is not cap
tured - Southern Items -
Col. Mulligan to be REIN
stated.
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PITrsBURG, December 13.-River fee
8 inches and falling slewly.
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WR % .VsN-RTS IND HITS.
AD large stock of BoDnets of the latest styles,
Childs' Misses, and Ladies' Hats just opened at
SCHAPK EB q BUSSING'S,
novS0 a. Main st.
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UPPEXED 7.HRR
40 lot of those nice SHAKER BROOMS-so
cheap at Is cents each, at V[OKERY BROS,
.octe4 No. SO Main Street.
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RnSA DOZEN PRESH RGa SIS R.V-
-AVO Store and for sale by
VIOKERY BROS.
ooE24 No. 80 Main Street.
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The undivided "a parts Of $50 feet on Sixth ST.,
by 80 feet ON Locust St., being the uudi-
yided "a Of the eastern quarter Of Evans
Homestead. OO
Martin T. s-Lot - block So. ............. 2 90
Muentzer Miehael-Lot ., block 42............ %
Sherwood, Marcus
Lot NO ~ Dioek so
~, 4I---....--....-.... .........-......-.. ] 20
" To- "a I5................... ............ I en-
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Arrival and Departure of the
NJ = T T. q.

Igqbe time here set down is adjusted to ooEHao<
hours On the River there Is variation according