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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-30
8sraware.

TRUT AND NJ us WARE
II UOrisu Wo1 81 a. g. nnfS7 RiVuF street, and
2 O. ii ard e 81 tiio Dock, Cleveland, Ohio.
" =. oAHEF. Eo8niaoh Rostss..
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-12-12
COL ROBERTS AND THE 9TH REG
IMENT v VERMONT VOLUNTEERS.

We are glad to learn that the reorganiza-
ton of the gallant Vermont 1st-as the Sew
enth Volunteers for the warts about com
plete; and we take especial pleasure in an
nouncing the fact that the Governor has Sc
lected Lieut. Geo. T. Roberts, LIST Lieut. OF
the Rutland Light Guard) as the Colonel Of
this Regiment.
We believe that in the selection ofthe COM
handing officers of the five Regiments of
Vermont, now in the field, the Governor has
heretofore confined himself, with single ex-
ception to the higher educated class, and
has therefore made bis appointments excu-
sivelv from the graduates of the Military A
cademy. Col. Roberts has not the prestige
of this military education. Like Scott and
civilian; and like the gallant Miller at the
battle of Niagara, he only proposes - to try .
to win his spurs and the laurels," in the
coming conflict That Col. Roberts may not
succeed to the highest point Of his military
aspirations Is of course quite possible; but
when we take into consideration the fact
that he springs from family noted through
out the history of Vermont for its gallantry,
and its readiness in the field of action when
duty called, we are bound to believe that he
will do honor to himself and the State In his
present position; and that he will make
popular commander with his regiment is
fact not to be questioned by those who know
him.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-12-12

A SHORT SPEECH. - General Halleck,
the new commander of the Western Depart
ment, responded to a call for speech, at
serenade in st. Louis, TINS:
"Fellow citizens of Missouri thank you
for the compliment of this serenade. | APP
pear before you as a stranger, under orders
from the Government, to take charge of the
army of this department. l am sent here to
restore peace and quiet to your city, and to
use all my energies to drive every hostile flag
from your State, and with your assistance |
hope to do So Fellow citizens, bid YOU
good night"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-12-12

UNIVERSITY OF VERMoNT.-We men
toned a few days ago the resignation of Rev.
Pease, and that the corporation had accept
ed his resignation and appointed a commit
tee OF their number to take proper steps with
a view to his successor in the Presidency
We should have remarked in that connect
ion, that in the interim Prof Torrey, the
Senior Professor, will be acting President =
also that there will be no reduction nor par
ticular change in the order or quantity of in
structon. The Professors will sustain all the
customary labors in the Institution, till the
Presidency shall be filled-Free Press.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-12-12
EXCURSION TRAIN.-We call attention

EXCURSION TRAIN.-We call attention
to the notice in our advertising columns of
special train on the Rutland & Burlington
Railroad, next Thursday, to Burlington, for
fare one ray. There is to be a grand review
of the Cavalry Regiment, and presentation
of colors, by Gov. Holbrook. This will be
the only favorable opportunity for visiting the
Regiment before its departure for the seat of
war, on Saturday. The numerous friends OF
members of the Regiment as we'll as citizens
generally will be apt TO embrace this rare OPP
portunity presented by the liberality of the
managers Of the Rutland & Burlington Road
FUNERAL OF VERMONT SOLDIER
A correspondent from Ludlow writes us that
the funeral OF Charles W. Moore of that
place, who died at Camp Griffin, Va, on the
first inst, and whose remains arrived in
charge of bis father on Friday, was attended
at the Baptist Church on Sunday. Rev. Ira
Pearson preached the sermon from Rev. ID,
10 assisted by the pastors of the Congrega-
tional AID Methodist Churches
a large concourse of persons were in at
tendance, and manifested the deepest sympa-
thy. The young soldier was dress d in his
uniform.
He lay like warrior taking his rest
With his martial cloak around him
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-12-12
-. L ! MILlTARY HOsrITAL

4-- ..gTIIz -XT~arr q a private lsttg
80 --ae.... roa8 ene 81 the laaiss arain- b.
volunteer a-..e gr or- 9f far Alu-aTs H.
r..a.- e. Washington. ronyrs- a VIVID idea e
.t.. 8+ne,.or and --.'-.acTlilce required iT
,..r. p ---H#e-.
En-pIrAI. N0v. -. 1ssi.
H. AN c,r. that With feYer al
d,..ts. -or.--a;.'ie atom u.,.. have enog-5 ,s
Eso-,- 20. -.-ar- si--u-r~i me xh-H ! Sd
s.atl..- h..-~. .r8 ! fra' tor some .me ths'
could uo- -ra.ar- ;hens s-bar -ne -arsaw 8
.tf~.l!.- I ssw soon made -AM-- ta4-
osr-e ml Objective -.Ak INTO -naaE a.a.tr-.
a.s EEK ua~, and E.0r. ~e,.o-1 "a
wors Bur anao+ yet acrusto4'e4 10 Ut
.aln~lralOls ID. sine lNIE- U0r 10 Ibs -1T
mo,.-,,f. beat A.;g.--it, as Dc. ecme- 80
a-t-. 81 ssera. 10 -.-- aov Il liz cain p
81 s,eur- o: % pa-,sa2 awas 70 another Eo-.-
such il Aay,. hear o.. ] could entz-e Z
s.ahr * ...ata wilinGf btiLkn-. Be-
cone -ert "a tri-auul. -r.nuin-. a9t~l-
mania win $50. aicn. frey e -, and
biarE l.g.-. RI rI4 b4- fingers. and
-rIm shades crawl. -ia4u.ais over the ? K
.ylslrt- ',0r.ns at.fi. .htE look terribly hloe
and ,h~-r II -rrms {, TOO -hei- bFss =
them WITH dreadful sIru-ge. My l1sslb
.l1B las .ls~n fhe King %. Ierr0rs. In
or 7ta liz,.,. r..l -:ar1 OF thai title anti 1gF
q horria personality with am often a'ra
I'D ur,rlt- .a t-r Dim right 81 tbe taspa
.alaerl- ~ mldni-hT. A soldier ale1 n
ia,r 10 -at lie belonged 10 the 9TH bera
Ree.nsel-. ais name = Fu>lya- Taa'
We snoa about hum t. was a rrmalEa
tine-lookin. Young ma1- with large p'
eve, that =, .-lnrd t0 dllsr9 80 q m0nsr
size 10 i.e a2Olized working q death.
ever had q conscious moment since 1r
brouah, iroan the amp four days ago, .
,urh death. la,e al night. the stiffness srs
oppre.,i., and awful 1 ask lsTsea D.,
dred questions oi all kinds. siui.g ato1s
nv room. after 20 up for 'be night a.
sometimes 1T hrr- swaking 10 and 'ro u
rocking char until near morning. al
have been thinking u that young z2sn p
wondering Il be- had father or mother. -
or wife. that loved and Thought OF him
NAV NAVE relatives hat have not heard g
that Ne Nd, sick. AID they viii expect 10 y.
from HIM while be Ire, buried IN an unkI'..
.rax-. Now have 1 lot food enoa-1
painfI. thought and feeling here
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-12-12
A SAVANNAH ACCOUNT or THE
INVASION.

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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-12-12
EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS.

The New York Herald, Washington cor
respondent, Yesterday says
THE QUESTION or An ENCHANGE or
PRISONERS WITH THE REBELS.
The subject OF exchange Of prisoner, ],
seriously occupying the attention OF the gov
eminent. The condition in which our brave
federal officers, many Of them. are left is
horrible In one Southern fortress where
several prisoners are packed together in one
small room, the ordinary wants of nature
car only be attended to by recourse TO large
open tubs, placed in the middle Of the close
apartments, and these are emptied of their
contents but once in twenty-tour hours The
food supplied is disgusting in quality, INSULT
cient in quantity. and want. disease and
death threaten to sweep away 10y hundred,
valiant soldiers whose only crime has been
devotion TO their country. They are in
large numbers of instances, destitute OF
clothes. and. if not relieved, will suffer fear
fully from the inclemency OF the coming sea-
son. Under these circumstances, rebel con-
victs must be temporarily released, and rear
rested and punished, for their offences, if
requisite. after the rebellion shall have
been put down, from motives not only OF hui
mainly but Of national gratitude. No sacri-'
flee of principle will he involved. and cause
Of deep anxiety and apprehension among our
soldiers will be removed.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-12-12

rs The Brattleboro Phoenix says, Bri ga
der General John W. Phelps has been de-
tached from duty at Newport News, where
for nearly six months he has held the adj
vanced post OF the Federal army with great
skill against numerous threats Of attack, and
has, we learn, been assigned position in
Mai. Gen. Buffers Division. We are pleas
ed to know that his professional skill and
ability will be brought into more active eXer-
else, and we know that Gen. Butler will not
find in the country more suitable officer for
his second in command. The Vermont 8th
also, which is now being raised, will be graft
fed to be part Of Gen. Phelps command.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-12-12

ggMr. Nahum J. Green, of Rutland,
has presented us with some fine squashes,
one of which weighs 80 pounds. But
this is nothing compared with a squash he
raised last year, which weighed one him.
dred and t,oetUe poaosdS!
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-12-12

The supreme court, at its recent term in
Montpelier, has given judgement against the
town of Burlington for the sum of $500,
on account of the negligence and irresponsi-
bility Of Savedra w. Taylor, former con-
stable of the town. After attaching a guam
tity of flour, he receipted it to parties who
have since failed. The plaintiff RECEIVERS
from the town what the careless constable
lost.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-12-12
From Yarkee Notion.

y new reading. JEFF proposes and
Abe di>poses.
Why is a cannon just fired like a whip
ped school boy: Because it l. warm at
the breech,
Compliment to the Cavalry - Bugles
are all the 20 for ladies trimmings.
Insensible to fear. The lone rebel who
wouldn't retreat from Beaufort Spirit
above proof animated him TO give that
proof Of his spirit.
Natural shampooing - Letters from
Port Royal state that the back part of
.. Hilton's Head " l. washed by Skull
Greek"
Why i, a feminine canine puppy like a
settled point in poIemics: Because she's
a 0og mn.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-12-12

In his message TO the Rebel Congress, Cine
jeff Davis says he has accumulated conclu-
sive evidence that the blockade ofthe South
ern ports by the United States Government
is not effective, and that he is rcaCv to lay it
before such Governments as shall birnish him
the means Of getting it to them. We never
heard that Mr. DAVIS was OF Celtic origin, but
this full grown Irish bull would form a
liberal basis for a claim to Milesin descent.
Supplemented people, innocent of the straits
to which the logic of rebel leaders is driven,
may ask, if the blockade is not effective, why
not send the said information TO foreign Gov
errments without waiting for help to force
the blockade? The mere confession that Mr.
Davis can't get his proof out of Secessla with
out foreign aid is the highest proof possible
OF the efficiency of the blockade.-Erchaage
paper.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-12-12

LAcoNIc.-Jeff. Thompson thu 4, Z
ports the result Of his engageIns'- :,
Missouri: NE t y
came out two TO ny one. and ."hlPta'
WIN lett
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-12-12
VERMONT NEWS ITEMS.

Is The u december Term Of Windsor
County Court commenced it, session at
-
d "1se '"rre'' PreS'"ih9
ezr Private VIM. A. Sfeinhour. Com
II, 18th VT Regiment. died recently at
SANITARY Ho4 pital. Washington
-. IT,. ALL. r,..,. Al. .......
rr@,,ralI ,l;- ,,''. III.
~. '' ''''''' '''.'-.
-
Il RIO oIfey, Oh TIE 1hIEe--... d
Il Lieut Hoibrook. -oa vi tie GOV
e fnor' is ac'1ng 2oJuiaht Of the 9Th. I'll
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-12-12


Al regards the feeling here. i is as have
before written you, altogether and absolutely
with the North: and can only regret that
your people should in any way allow them
selves 20 be influenced by what any of our
editors may take it mo TIER heads to write.
He:e these articles troduce no effect whatev-
er. and do not believe they are .ven read
by one person in hundred Weare not
political people As YOU are. and hence the
Indifference that is felt as to leading articles
But'when people feel wronged, As you must
do. by the infamous conduct OF the South, il
is only natural that Won should feel hurt and
annoyed at any apparent want of sympathy
here, which, repeat, exists only il these I'M
fortunate articles, and even these are often
the result OF the bullying of the New York
-, or some paper of the same stamp
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-12-12
POF ULAR FEELING IN ENGLAND.

The following extract from letter Of an
EngIkh banker TO a friend in Boston i in in
terest ing contrast with the tone Of most OF
the Ehglish papers:
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-12-12

The line-of-battle ship Vermont,is being
fitted out at the Boston navy yard, for sea.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-12-12

TENTS FOR The 81 REGIvExr New
tents OF james patent. known ia NV
England a. tie Butler tent. are uaw
making and viii be forwarded this week
i'll full supply for the sd Vermont Il. 81
ment. The tents are lar-e. well yeutils-
ted. made Of the most superior quality Of
duck. and are in every way superior TO
the Sibley tent Ia these the boy, will
be exceedingly comfortable.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-08

Coco A Fosdick &co-Fay & Mason, -Folger &
Ferguson Goldsmith, Haber &co- A d Grief eco
M Greenwood Godchaux Bros eco Gunnison
Chapman &co--L Gernsbacker-.- Grief, Byrnes eco
Henderson, Terry Geo W A Hanney &co-D Fl
Holmes Hawkins u Norwood = Hyde &co--D
NJ Hildreth &co--H H Hedden-Holmes Il Spencer
e J Hart &co-Hyde & Goodrich-A Hi,i--fewis
y Oglesby-- W Jackson &co- !. Kouns & Bro
A D Kelly &co-W Letchf3rd &co-McCollum &
Howthorn,' -McsteeSS, Value &co- H May &co-A
MA 80 ers& Hirsch- Mcfarland e %arksdale-
s.on &co- Phnns y Jones Peet, Smms Geo
Payne & Kemp i Reilly Eco Res e. schnber---
Smith Il Johnson NJ Smith Geo N Stephens
Smith, Cooper & Stebbins-- J B Slawson- Stark,
Staufter Geo l. W Stewart Sturzenegger eco
Turninn Taylor Woodn MopIton & tSco
Winston Morrison &co- Watkins & Homan-West
& Nettleton-J Watt eco J Wright Geo and
order
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-08

Bremen, February 7..-Cleared for this port, ship
Adde Snow Lukin
Of Demogencss, February 9.-,-Ship Leona, Nor
rs, from Antwerp bound to this port.
Glasgow, February 9.-Sailed for this port, ship
Peter Me- Msrcy g, Thompson.
liverpool, February 13.-~Cleared for this port,
Bremen ship Carl, Ludwig.
Entered loading for this port, February 11tb, shin
Nathaniel Thompson, Dickmaa; shin Pantheon,
Flood l3th.~ship Roland Wicke
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-08
ExIsorIs.

L1VhRpoOIl-Per ship Nictaux.--24 74 bales cot
ton 1920 staves
LIVERPOOL-Per ship Energy 26T5 falcs cot
ton $50 slaves 2 bbs foar.
HAVRE-Per bark Courant-.- 1865 hales cotton
1870 slaves.
VERA CRUZ Per brig Yucatau--- 800 tons coal.
TAMPA BAY. Per schr Venice eco scks corn
lot groceries and sundres.
APALACHIC0LA-.- Per schr famaulipas..- 1884
scks corn $50 bbls flour IT'S bbls molasses l25 bbs
whisky 35 cks bacon Is ties hams so scks coffee 20
bNs tobacco $50 pigs groceries.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-08

BRAsHEAR CITY. March z, 1861 50 bales
A Mltenberger eco - 43 bbls "a hf bbls moIasses
West, Renshaw g. Cammack- n hhds sugar W e
Leyerich Eco % do Fellowes &co--15 do 20 bbls
molasses Augustin & Thbeault-- do hhds sugar
+ DaSilva &co-sundries to order--Total l04 hhds
sugar lO7 bbls "a hi bbls molasses.
JEFFERSON AND CARROLLTON RAILROAD.
M0BILE-Per steamer Carontelet-132 bales cot
ton Farley, Jurey &Co- 2i6 do ! J Rlair--2OO bb)s
pitch 10 bbls oil Southern OIL Company undries
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-08

NEW YORK-Per ship Indiana-Jno Adams Il
co-Arthur &co-G t Buddecke &co-Albertson &
Nudge Brutf Bros 4 Seaver-.,Beden q Eames-J
Clars.-M D Cooper &co-Clapp, Mitchell & Jack
Carroll, Hoy &eo-D r Carroll &e0-- Campbell &
srong-J DanzigerT S Elder &eo.R " Estlin y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-08
Relow---ConIng up.

Ship Adelaide Bell Robertson, I'm Hayre January
I4th, to master,
Ship Indiana, Hobson, IS days I'm New York, to
Woodruff, Moulton AGO.
Ship Stephen Baldwin. Flagg, I'm Bordeaux 18th
January, to G W Hynson &co.
Ship Amty, Stinson, FIN Hayre January 18TH to
master.
Ship Ella, Goss.
Schr Old Dominion, johnson, Is days FIN New
York, to P A Gifaud Geo.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-08

Boston, February 2s.-.Cleared for this port, sohr
Althea, Corson; schooner Emeline, Denniscn schr
H. BIackman, Corson
Philadelphia, February 2s.--Arrived from this
port, brig Nameang, Rogers cleared, schooner NJ.
Rephart, Peterson.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-08

Per steamship Chas Morgan. from 1ndianola and
Galveston... Mrs. Morrison, Mrs Sherman and three
Children Cochran, Callahan Oliver, Yancey, Mar
tin, Baker and lady, Jones' Laster, Boaler, Rudd,
Miss Atley--lS on deck.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-08

gentleman With the same Christian and SUR
game toek lodgipgs ID The same house With James
Smith che consequence was constant confusion
Dfcails and letters. Indeed, the postman had no
alternative but to share the letters equally between
The two.
This IL intolersbles sir,1 aad our friend, " and
yea n5Hst quit
"a e Wig ain I 10 quit more Than Yon ~
Becaase yon are James lie Second, and must
abdieate.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-08

The Grand Duke built expressly for the Red River trade
and for safety comfort and speed is surpassed by boat
in the trade,
The Grand Duke connects Shreveport with the steamer
Fleta for jefferson mud all int mediate landings with The
steamer W. NJ. Levy, for Fulton and above the Raft
Passengers and shrprs the Grand Duke leaving
on tho regular advertised day above.
For freight or passage aIpv on hoard
VIRtISGUS @. DENTXE1,
IL nD tynD
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-08
A L A B A NJ A r Y Z r .


Cox, BrAInnrd Co.'S p My TFN0ugh Line
FOR MOBILE, SELMA, MONT
gss5 n PoInery Wetumpka, and all landings alabama
river The sRunch steamers Carondelrt,
III: ss8saa8zssa Davis m@ MISTER e. enry heyis, john
will receive freight day the depot, Tvo Circle
and will leave the Lake end Of the Jefferson and CnrrOon
Railroad every day the arrival of the So P NJ. train OF
For freight or passage apply on board, or
J. l.. HARRIS, Agent,
fel3 If 95 Camp street.
P letter bag leaves the office of the Agent $40 p
days Of departure.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-08
asibrf cSlntelliaeltte.

Tnc yVemtEer~--E sisstness---Neyv Raats--coI-
fissoa---tsIver Matters An0vc---RIiseelIa-
neous~-D D. tartures To-day, etc.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-08

apply board.
1be Louis Or built expires y Red trade,
and for comfort speed and safety surpassed by any
the trade.
Passengers and shippers rely the Louis nor leaving
VIRG1NIUs @. DENT2ET.
Dbl AdvCrlna
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-08


Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Chas Morgan, Lawless, from Indianola
and Galveston, to / G Harris---lst dist
Ship 0roondates, Pike, FIN Liverpool January 18th,
Cammack & Converse--3d dist 40.
Ship Simoda, Nason2 days I'm Mobile, in ballast,
to master--Pont
Brit ship Adept, Campbell days I'm Mobile, in
ballast, to Hoghten, Rankin &co--lst dist, &c.
schr H Moller, Allen, 8 days I'm Sabine Pass, to
Goldenbow & LespMre.2d dist, 20.
schr Union, Garretson, 3 days I'm Sabine Pass, to
Goldenbow s. Lesparre-2d dist, 20.
Schr West Florida, Burns, FIN Pensacola, to master
basin.
Schr Olive, Johnson I'm Pensacola to MASTER
Basin.
Schr Brazos, FIN the Coast, to master---2d dist.
Steamboats,
Peytona, Leyden, FIN Louisville.
Gray Eagle, Daniels, FIN Louisville,
Westmoreand, Evans, I'm Cincinnati.
Hannibal, Lee, I'm st Louis. ~.
City Of Louisiana. Brown, FIN ST Louis.
James Johnson, johnson, I'm Nashville.
Republic, Baird, FIN Cairo.
r TWichell, Phelps, I'm Cairo.
Golden Age, Heno, FIN Fort Adams.
Crosse Tete, McQuod, FIN Bayou Sara.
National, Montgomery, FIN Beech Hill.
Minerva, Nefiaux. I'm Crosse Tete.
Picayune No 8, Broad, FIN Attakapas.
Acadia, Vincent, I'm Donaldsonville.
Gov Powell Smith, FIN st Martinsyille.
Morning Light, Dillon I'm Mnden.
Natchez, Leathers, I'm Yickshurg.
Rapides, Dowty, FIN Grand Ecore.
Carondelet, Davis, FIN Mobile
Lake End JEFF. & Car. r. r.
] F Pargoud, Tobin, I'm 0uachita River.
" A andrew Gross I'm LafourcAe.
Lafourche, Brown, FIN Lafourche.
Bee, Rolf. I'm Barataria
Empire Parish, Grant, I'm Lower Coast.
Towboat A Whitmore, Whitmore, I'm the Passes
lowed down and to sea on the I'd inst,
ships Potomac and Castor brought up ships
Sinoda and Adept.
Towboat Star, Taylor, from the Passes-towed
down and TO sea ON the Sd inst, ships Mar
cha Greenleaf and Bushire, brig A 4 Chap
man--brought up ship 0roondates, sehr G Il
Moller and Union.
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