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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-04-26
Correspondence of Tho Cecil Wing I



EplToR OF The CECIL WHIG.-SIR -
Please permit me to express my views
through the columns of The Hhig on the
Presidents Emancipation proposition
The resolution in relation to the question
having been passed by Congress and signed
by the President seems to increase the res
possibility which is resting on the people
of the border Slave States SO important
a question demands the immediate consid.
Grafton and prompt action of all loyal citi-
zens. 1t is evident that gradual emancipa
ton would promote the general welfare of
the whole country, and particularly the
States which may adopt it. 1t would
Increase their commerce, the main spring
of wealth elevate the labo.i" white man |;
humble the aristocrat annhllatc treason
and restore permanent peace to the country
The prosperity and loyalty Of the States
that have abolished Slavery prove these
facts. The Government of the United
States, is Republican, and founded on
principles of Liberty This form of Gov
ernmcnt not being congcnial to slavery, the
arstocrats of the South, assisted by the dem
agogues Of the North have made the attempt
to destroy the fair fabric for the purpose of
founding an arstocracy on Slavery. These
facts show clearly that those who are in
favor of emancipation are in favor of Sus.
tanning the national Union, and those who
oppose emancipation are giving aid and
encouragement to the Rebels. There is no
neutral ground in this contest; those who
are not in favor Of the Union are against it,
Silence and inaction will not release them
from the great responsibility which rests
upon them. 1t is much to be regretted that
the Presidents proposition has met with 50
little favor among men in high places
nothing can be more encouraging to the
Bebels than for them to see men who were
elected to represent the Union sentiment
Of Maryland, becoming weak in the knees
and clinging to the stone which the Rebels
have made the basis OF their aristocracy.
Yours respectfully, Penn.
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GIVE understand that quite a nun

GIVE understand that quite nun.
Der of our citizens of the town and vicinity
contemplate spending their May day-ncxt
Thursday-by a visit to Bulls Mountain
the fishing shore Of Mr.. Alexander Wilson,
where arrangements are made annually on
May day for the accommodation Of large
company. Those who went last year were
highly pleased with their visit
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A RARE VIsIToR.-Mr. &. W. Max
we'll, of this town, while fishing in Elk
river, on Wednesday last, canght a specklcd
trout, about fourteen inches in length. 1t
was a beautiful fish when first caught
The trout is rare visitor in these waters.
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New PARsoNAGE.-The Methods
Protestant congregation of Shelemiah, have
commenced the erection of a parsonage, for
their minister, at Bay View 1t is hoped
the public will render some assistance in
completing the good work
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FINE TOMATO PLANTS. The finest
plants of this favorite vegetable, we have
seen the present season, were shown US by
Mr.. B. L. Lodore, of our town. The plants
were six inches in hight, Of healthy and
vigorous growth.
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APpoISTED.--O Our old friend Mr.. S.
Drew Thomas who has been sojourning in
Chicago for the last half year, returned to
Ekton a short time since, and has received
the appointment Of a clerkship in the Wan
Department at Washington.
THE CHARGE OF TIE SHEARS. j ohm
Mackinson who had been placed in Elkton
Jail, by order of the Court, on account Of
insanity, at the expiration of the last term,
was removed to the Aims House, by E.
Wesley Janney, Deputy Sheriff, on Wedncs-
day last. The afflicted man went very will
ingly into the carriage with Mr.. Janncy and
rode out to the Aims House, but on his arr.
val there he refused to enter the building,
and on rather urgent measures being resorted
to by the officers in charge, to effect that
object, the said Mackinson, who by the way
is tailor, drew from his side pocket, not u
revolver, but the emblem Of his craft huge
pair of shears and charged upon his adver,
sares who, it is reported, though we don
believe it--fcd before this clipping array OF
cold steel. Be this as it may, the unfortunate
tailor effected his escape.
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COUNTERFEIT BANK NoTEs.-Tl

COUNTERFEIT BANK NorEs.-The
town and vicinity is flooded with counterfeit
Bank notes, mostly of less denomination
than five dollars and all purportng to be
the issues of Banks of other States. The
only remedy for this evil is for people to
refuse all notes of this description, as the
counterfaits are generally so well executed
as to defy detection. The Clerk of the
Circuit Court informs us that he will not
receive the notes of Banks Of other States
of less denomination than five dollars,
and we hear that the States Attorney has
determined after the first of May to enforce,
the law prohibiting the passing of foreign
small notes. as the only eHcctual mode of
protecting our merchants and others against
loss. The fine is five dollars for each
olfense. See Art. SO Soc 8 of Code. Since
the adoption of the Code the Banks of this
State have been authorized to issue small
notes, so that the latter part of the
section which refers to them is not now
Law. Since our own banks furnish small
notes enough for change, there is no reason
why the laws should not be strictly enforced,
especially since it seems the only mode OF
protecting the people from bogus currency.
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Town ELEcTIoN.-The elec ion f..
Commissioners Of this town will take place
on Monday, the 9th of May. There has
already been some talk in regard to the
matter but no action has been taken i'll the
premises.
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MECHANICAL.
PORT DEPOSIT
Flaming Mill and Sash Factory.

NNE invite the attention of all persons in the
w City or Country, who contemplate the GREG
ton Of Dwellings, Barns, &c to our extensive
s,ock o! Building Materials in the Tough and pre-
pared for use, in part as follows
DOORS AND WINDOW FRAMES.
(eirculnr and Plain y
ELTNDs. VENETIAN AID PIVOT;
PANEL Shutters;
SASHES. tGlazed and not Glazed
WOOD MOULDINaS;
1I0TBED SASH;
BRACKETS:
WOODEN MANTELS; .
NEWEI. POSTS, r,
BALUSTERS. iurheu.
EARN NENTlLATORS
WINDOW GLASS;
BUILDERS HAKDWARE;
SASH WEIGHTS AND CORD;
HAND RAILING
CHURCH PEWS
Also
PRESSED FlOORING
YELLOW PINE NORWAY PINE, WHITE
PINE and lIEML0Ck well seasoned
All Of the above we offer low for Cash or ap-
proved paper.
~ Orders by mail or otherwise promptly
attended to by RINEIIARTS EXECuTORS.
N. W. holland, Manager.
Port Deposit, Mar. %, lS62--Gm
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r E M O Y A Il!
MRS. LEHMAN

WI llN9. = 7 L T M 4 N
ID ESPECTFuLLY informs the Ladies' Of
IA. Elkten and vicinity that she has
removed her place Of business from her old
stand to that lately occupied by Mr.. Willis
Rutter, Merchant Tailor, one door below Dr..
II. II. Mitchell's Drug Store.
Having just received from the city a new
and splendid assortment of
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DANGEROUS CoUNTERFEITs.-Therc
is a dangerous counterfeit two dollar note
on the Columbia Bank in circulation. We
have heard of several in Elkton. All notes
on this Bank of the above denomination
should be refused as the counterfeit is very
difficult to detect. INLAY & Bicknell' $
Philadelphia Bank Note Reporter, advises
us that there is now being circulated in that
city an altered five dollar note, purporting
to be the true issue of the Kittaning Bank,
Pa. The vignette Of the counterfeit repre-
sents three females, one with liberty cap
on a pole. On the lower right hand is a
portrait Of Washington with 5 above. On
the left end figure representing America.
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HIGn WHARF.-THE Susquchanna
river has been very high during the past
week too high for rafting.
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PELLET OF THE FAMILIES OF VOL

EERs.-Those whom it may concern are
referred to the card of Jones & Ewing, to be
found elsewhere in The Wig. We will
just remark here, to prevent the cxpccta
tons ofloving wives and sisters from getting
up too high, that the sum appropriated for
their "relef" by the Legislature is $780,
600, which is decidedly a big thing on ice :"
and will last one week, "any how p" if
economically used. The first that reach
Jones Il Ewing's office are likely to be the
lucky recipients Of the munllcent bounty of
the State of Maryland.
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NEW HOTEL,

IN ELKTON, ...
ON NORTH STREET, above the Railroad.
CHARGES MODERATE. a.. .
To- Something good to Eat and Drink at
all tines. Give me call.
K. NJ. WALMSLEY.
April 8, 1862.
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DRESS MAKING.

MFRS. ANNIE j. HOWARD respectfully
lvd informs the Ladies' Of Cecil that she is
,rapLrcd to make to order t..
Ladies' Dresses, .Nanfulas, &c.
u Also Plain and Fancy Needle York
done in the best manner d.
Apply at her residence, near the Catholic
Church, Elktyn. [Aprll y, 1869 3m
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SPECIAL TERM OF CouRr IN KEN

SPECIAL TERN OF Court IN KENT
CouNrY.-A special session of the Circuit
Court of Kent county, will be held on the
10th Of June next, for the trial of removed
case from this county, in which Mrs. Hannah
A. Constable is plaintiff and the P. w. & b.
r. r. Co. defendant.
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~The Spring exhibition of til

WThe Spring exhibition of the
Agricultural Fair of New Castle county,
Del, is advertised in our columns to-day
The Society aims to conduct the Fair on the
old English system, which is an annual
Mart for the exhibition and exchange of
articles in which they are interested, a
system which strikes us is decidedly prefer
able to the Yankee mode of Offering triAing
premiums, which are frequently awarded by
ignorant judges who are as often influenced
by favoritesm ais by merit
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Tax Collectors can obtain Blank
Receipts at The Wing ONCE.
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ELECTION FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
The people should not neglect to turn out to
the election on the 7th of May, and see that
good men are chosen to fill these Offices. :.
Let no aspirant after public notoriety Fever
so SMALL with plentiful lack Of brains
creep in by your neglect.
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PRlTCHARD.-on Thursday. April l7th,.
at Rochdale. Delaware county. Pa
THOMAS c. PRlrt.aARD, in the 5lst year Of
his age.
McCuLLOuGH.-on Monday the Goth
instant Mr.. WV. McCuIIouGH, residing
near Battle Swamp, aged Sc years. Mr..
McCoullough was Sheriff of Cecil county
in SG-9, and IA member to the Constitu-
tional Reform Convention in 1850.
From the Christian Advocate and Journal
, 1862-07-03
THE WAR IN MISSOURI.


ST. LOUIS, July 1.-THE order Of General
schofeld eggainst bushvhaekers is being act
lively carried out. Two we're Killed near Lone
Eack, jackson county. a notorious ono was
shot in st. Joseph while resisting the guard.
Five weae Killed. By the military on Little
Blue River, near the Kansas line.
The mayor and civil authorities have re-
solved to participate with the military in eel
ebrating the 4th Of July. Az citizens are
requested to display the national ensign from
their houses.
The provost marshn1 general, learning that
= secession society existed. IN Manchester
township, IN this county, sent Captain West
erbury viii company Of cavn1Ey to break it
up. He arrested thirteen principal members,
tsok their ar1ns and brought them to the city.
It Yas called sManchester Lodge Of Tenn
plars>" .....
Gen. Blunt, in command in Kansas, accom-.
panied by bis staff, has gone to Fort Scott on
Ten buEhNbackers haye been killed nca,
Warrensbug by detachment OF the first
1dyices ron General Ha1leck report thai
he has been I'll fcr several days, together witt
some members Of his staff, bus they a1e 81
recovering.
, 1862-07-03
FROM THE PLAINS.
The Indians Becoming
Troublesome.
The Overland Stage interrupted
and Telegraph Gut.
FEDERAL TROOPS m PURSUIT,

SALT LAKE. C1TT, June 30th--Saturday af-
te'ooou the Indians attacked Lieut.. Glenn's
eighteen msn, near Rocky Ridge. Two whites
they cut Tie telegraph line the same afternoon
Indians are seen along the road from Pacific
Springs to Sweet Water, Col Collins says
they are Sioux and Chesennes, md number
about 400. He could not cross S~eetwatn to
follow them The stage has stopped for the
present. Indians are seen lurking on the hills
about Pacific Springs.
SwEETWATER BRIDGE, July 1.-The Indians
are again troublesome, and are cutting the
telegraph lines between here and Ice Springs
night in pursuit Of supposed war party Of
Sioux, numbering about 49,
CLEVELAND, July "a message to J. r.
Wade, President Of the Pacific Telegraph
Company, dated Salt Lake City, July I'd. ia
substantially same as the dispatch dated
sweetwaler, duly 1st: The telegraph line is
promptly repaired as fast as broken By the
var party, and no pain5 will be spared to
ktcp the line orkinE
, 1862-07-03
Debate in the House on tic Question
of Enlarg1ug the Canals.
ISpecial Dispatch to the n. I. Timea.J
II tgtI1H.Gr.n.z Iune % 1872

ESLARG1NG TEE CANALS AND LOCKS.
The House deyotedfts entire session to-day,
continuing for more than five hours, to the
otaao4ssion OF the bill for the enlargement Of
Canal and Rive. The expenditure Of the
United States is carefully limited by the bill
70 S3,500, GOO for the former work, md SO.
. GOO GOO for the latter, which SUN is to be ex.
pended gradually, and only SO last as the at
c:ning tolls pledged to the Gnited States shall
suffice to pay the interest The merits Of tile
bill were sustained in able and effective
speeches, by Mcssrs. Frank Blair OF Missouri,
arnold Of H., and Ely, Pomeroy Olin and
Van Horn, Of New York. The Pennsylvania
delegation and that Of New Jersey, and those
of 1le border States, opposed the bill n.asse.
Mr.. Stevens, Of PENNSYLVANIA, the only speak
cr against the bill, undertook to throw ridi-
culc upon it BY Introducing q sham amend
ment Tor slack water navigation Of the Sus-
quehanna tor the passage Of gunboats, follow
ed by motion to postpone the whole subject
TO the first Monday Of January next The
previous question being demanded on
the latter proposition, il was defeated by
the close vote Of 81 to 58. 4 series Of fill
clustering movements were then made by the
enemies Of the bill to prevent further action
upon it, and the ayes and noes were repeat
edlJ taken. It is a very singular and notice
ling, the only Republican member from the
city Of New York, steadily voted with the
Opposition, in which he was sustained by his
brother, Hon. Roscoe Copkling, who lives
upon the line Of the Erie Canal. With these
exceptions, the whole body Of the New York
delegation present, including Messrs.sWard
and Ben Wood. Of New York City, firmly
supported the bill It also received the votes
Of many Of the substantial members from
New England, and nearly al the members
from the Western States. The House at
at length adjourned, with the understanding
that the final vote upon the measure should
he taken in the norMng
The contest was renewed the next day
Tuesday ,and the bill WAS postponed By two ma
jority, after sharp discussion, until after thu
opening Of the next session Of Congress-
Ems TRIn1
, 1862-07-03

CLEARED.
stmr Mohawk, Hickey, st. Joseph, Il bz1s high
wines, srndries.
s1rnr Comet, Pabst, TWO Rivers, aandr1es.
Prop Galepa; @ E. SStss.e, Buffalo, 15.oo9 hn Wheat,
Prop Edith, Hewitt, Coilingwood, 1855 bu corn,
corn, e4 brls lard and talow, 1874 kegs bu ter,
Prop Niagara, Traverse, s.ci, II 800 bu com, s51
Prop Queen of the Lakes, Carey, Buffalo. $3.50
bu oats. LOST 1z1s flour, IS brle potx, il bfls
eutmeats. 100 kegs butter; o.
Prep j. Barber. Ferret, Grand Haven, 100 b:1s oil
Prop EEeIg1esn sity, Collins. Buia'o. 1900 bu
Bark city Of Milwaukee. Barnes, Buffalo, 2i,ooo
Bark City of Buffalo, Brown, Buffalo, 1850 bu
Bark Torrent: schaneber, Buffalo. 1000 bu corn.
Bar North West, Atkins. Buffalo. 81, Goa bu corn.
Ba1k Tnsailia, Tranba1, Baffalo. IS, DO b CON.
Bark Sweeny, Borden. Bulaio, u, ,uo0 bu corn.
Bark P. G: Sherman, Mason, II, 600 bu corn
Eark 4 Nichols, Graves, Buffalo, 9,05o bu
Bark Col Ellsworth. Evans. Buffalo, q 200 bu corn
Big Banner. stehDins, Colnorne. 1855 bu corn,
Brig Minneeota, Ransom. Buffalo, H. sGo bu wdeat.
sshr 5npiieF Thomaon BgtTlo = Ge9 ba com
schr " Holt, 8anscem, Buffalo, 1900 bn
SchF sophia smith, 6utcr. Buffalo, II, Goo bu corn
schr Atlan. hrle. Bu1alo 1915 bu cnrn
schr Snn Jacinto, Reed, Huffalo, 1890 bu corn,
5thr Essex: Chror. BnfiaIo. 3t01 bu corn
hu wheat.
sehz Il L Whitman, Wood, Kingston, 1850 bn
wheat. ~
schr Tecum*eh, Mcintosh, Kingston, 14,gN bn
wheat.
schr Plover. Mcleod, Buffalo, 1e,coa bu corn,
schs Enterprise, sinoarso, Buffalo, 1860 bu
sehr L Shark SnsetAells, Kalamazoo.
schr Major An1ersol, Cltlaud, Buffalo, 13.so9 bu
corn.
Schr Z > Brown. Higgins B1ifa1o, II, 100 bu coro,
Schr :s:hasross. Meyer, Menom;nce.
sehr DrsadususAt, Dosgett, Oswego, 1860 bu
Sth- Magic F7tl:c, G;aud Haven
S:hr naunI:ess. Roach. BnSal9, % oTeo bu corn
schr WI! Ei:s. No,f. RNtfala, 2o,[sU bn corn.
ScLr " Nichols. 3IElcr Bu.galo %, $50 hi1 corn,
schr phs1ascpe, usr1ington, Buffalo, 1S3ul bu
CAIN.
Srhs Jte Villas, Clark, Ford River.
sctz Tempest. Williams, Green Bar.
, 1862-07-03
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, July z, 1s62
Mr. POWELL, from the judiciary commit
tie, reported back the bill TO punish persons
giving or offering 10 give consideration to
Members OF Congress or officers OF tie gov
crxment for procuring Office, contracts OF
Mr. WRIGHT offered resolution setting
tortl tita by the report Of the Secretary Of
Var OF Juns 81, 1862, it appears that senatorJ
:. SIMMONS OF Rhode Island used his influence
70 i'rucnr: I contract from the government
Tor ozse =. = Schubarth, for which it WAS
oe1eed 80 that a {sinmonE) should receive
Reso'red, Tint tie p;d Jas. ?. Simmons he cx-
PEELED from bis seat ln>1e Senate.
The resolution was lad oyer.
The bill approprlatlus $500 for tie relief of
Brlgadicr General Totten, was taken up and
Sir. SHERMAN offered a res,1nt5o7 ad5o1rn-
ing Congress on the 18th Of Jsly. Referred
to tie finance coInnlittce-
A11 SUMNER presented a petitou re1non-
st1stirg against the proposed change Of tariff
Oh Russia iron.
The bill providing for nine admirah and
eighteen commodores, &c, Was taken up. An
amendment was adopted to call student. Of
11ne naval academy, spassed m1dshipmen
Instead Of engineers. After faal examination
the bill VAS rcconmitted to the naval com
nittec.
The report OF the conference committee
On the Indian Appropriation bill, WAS asrosd
The additional Treasury Note bill was taken
up, The amendment Of the com mtnittcc of
finance Ecserying $7755, ,0D0, 900 for, the prompt
payment Of deposits was adopted. An
amendment was adopted authorizing the
hottest be Paid IL coin at the discretion Of
ment was adopted limiting the number 0.
small notes to SIS, ,000, 900. Bill passed, .
against u. Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
The SPEAKER hid before the House q
message from the president, recommending
a vote OF thanks to Com. Footc and others
for gallant services. Referred to the commit
ice on naval affairs, With power to report a1
any time.
Mr. WAsHBURNE, from the committee OF
government contracts, reported q resolution
that the committee make full investigation
In the alleged issue Of patents for land in th(
military reserve ct Fort, LeayenWorth. Oh
Jcction was made.
1lr. MALLORY from the committee on road
and canals, reported i bill TO aid ia the con
struction Of the Pittsburgh and Cunuellsvilit
railroad Referred to the committee of thl
whole.
Mr. MAYNARD introduced bill relative te
holding district courts in western Tennessee
The House concarrcd in the Senate7s amend
nents to the army appropriation bill Among
the items is o,Wo,000 for the payment Of d
bounty 10 volunteers, OF to the widows o.
tile service.
Mr. BLAIR Of Missouri offered ! resolution
which was adopted. calling upon the Sccre
ta.y OF War to communicate any information
received By tue government from Gen. Nc
E1ellan, on the subject Of the occupation Of
tie NLitehouse by the troops under his
command.
Mr.: SHEFFIELD called up his motion to
reconsider the vote tabling the bill for the en-
1argcuent Of the canals, but after getting L
before the House dilatory proceedings KEEP
np Until the hour arrived Tor special order
VIZ, the consideration Of naval affairs.
Adjourned.
, 1862-07-03

Washington Dispatch N. 7. Tribune, 1st.I
Tie treasury note bill has been reported
back from the finance committee Of the Sen
ate, with two important amendments. The
first f1eB the amount to be issued IN notes Of
8 smaller denomination than IS at SIS, ,000, 900,
instead Of $50, ,0oD, 900. The second practically
reduces the total amount to be issued for cir
culation from *15o, 900, 900 to s75, 900 900. By
pe 1ne46ed dA for or I he % pa9psss of Scouting
prompt payment Of the temporary deposits
provided for when demanded, and shall be Is
sued and used only when in the Judgment Of
the Secretary Of the Treasury needed for that
purpose
By the bill, as 1t passed the House. the
amount to be 50 reserved #as fixed at not less
than one-third Of the sggregate deposits. The
only other amendment Is the addition Of a
section authorizing the Secretary Of the Treas'
ury to make any officer or depository desig.
| mated TO receive and keep moneys under the
| tax bill adisbursing agent Of the treasury fol
the payment Of interest due citizens Of the
State upon government securities Issued bJ
| law.
, 1862-07-03
MARINE LIST.
POET OF CHICAGO.

nzc,-aa ARRITED = 5sa1s * - ;;Jqly 2 *
stmr seabird. Dougal, Ontonagon, $ brls fish.
Stmr Comet, Pabst, Tive Rivers, 120 hrls fish.
Prop Maydower, Langley, Buffalo. sundzte7.
fIoP P Si1e TaTsae ss2ua i5o Cords wood
: Ivy dsies. lies ~ ''-~ ''<~4' 0''' ~~~' 0-
Peg Pssit S Selma apa a7sa aap s91as5; n 5sr
Bark Gty of Milwaukee, Bsznea, Buffalo, 1sc tons
PARK Torrent, schanneber, colborne.
Bark Brit1sh Lion. B!o1alee. kingston
Bark e s Fai1cmld, Bo5ce, PresQue lele, 400 tons
Bark Sardinia, Whitney. Buffalo, 400 toms coal
Bark Danube, Hall, Buffalo, 100 tons coal.
Bark Col Ellsworth, ETana- Buffalo.
Brig Ganoppss / stoddaEd BqEal9: = rs tons coal.
Brig Mipuesots. RswRon, Buffalo.
Br,g Oleander Campbell, Buffalo.
Self Louisa Ann, Mi1let Hanfstee, 80 m lumber.
Sem Mm Craig, Meolson; Bay Git, s2o N lumber,
schr Altar, Kyle, Buffalo.
Schr F DayY, Lewis, Colbotue.
Schr S Adaus. Norris, kingston
schr L Shank, smethsus. st Joseph, 16 cords
scbr Aibafroes, M5ers, Me1ominee, 145 m lumber.
Schr Magic, Frollc. Grand Haven, IS n lumber
Schr AlSerine, Faulkner. Oswego. 1000 brIs salt.
Schr Kate Hinchman. Miner, Buffalo.
Schf Pendeld, Eaetou, BuHslo. ..
Schr 4 B II iuiams Morley, Buffalo, 1e5 N lumber
Schr r N Brown, Higgins Buffalo. 3Qo tons coal
schr Arctic, Skinner, Presgue Isle, 500 tons coal
Sch. E11efn Williams, Fitzgerald, Buffalo, aus m
lumber, 50 N lath, Is timber
schr j n Nichols, Miller. Buffalo.
schr Onward, Tracey, oswego, l,7oo brss ss1t.
sem Ell 4 m Il mRichmoud' Thornfon, Buffalo, s1ndries.
scAr Meadusught, Dogget, osWego.