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A ScREw LoosE.-The Lesvenworth
Bullstin complains that letter contain
ing money, sent from one Of the Counties
of Southern Kansas to that paper. never
reached its destination. although the dis
tance was only sixty miles. We have .
similar complaint to make. Sometime
about the 18th Of January last. an officer
of one of the Kansas regiments, deposited
q. letter 10 the Leavenworth Post Office.
to our address, containing Sc; and one
to another person in this place. contain
ing some $50. He enclosed the money
and put the letters in the Office with his
own hand. and they had not been out Of
his possession for q moment, until they
were in the Post Office. That was the
last heard of them. As neither of them
ever came here. We did not hear of any
mail robbing about that time. and are
inclined to think they never left the Lea
venworth Post Office. From these cir
cumstances. and numerous others. we are
forced to the belief that there is rogue
either employed in the Lsavenworth Post
Office, or has the means of circulating
through It at will. We suggest that the
very next reform the Mayor undert axes.
be thorough overhsuliug and purging
of his Post Office.
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2 ~ The Holt County Guerrillss, of
whom we spoke last week. turned ont to
Be- recruiting party for the rebel army.
The Militia got after them. when they
sksdsddIed for the brush. where the valiant
Capt. Hart would not permit his men
to pursue them. saying that his orders
did not oonpel him to follow them into
the brush The leader Of The guerrillss,
named Calvert, was afterwards captured
by n citizen.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-25

The NEws.-All the news of conse-
qnence. up to this time, may be stated in
q few words. Vicksburg and Port Hud.
son are still besieged. and the people Of
Pennsylvania are scared out of their wits.
There is neither head nor tail to the re-
ports and rumors. They are a jumbled
and confused mass. contradicting each
other, and are not worth the space they
would occupy in the paper. It is to be
hoped the people will regain their reason
before the entire rebel army is among
them.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-25

ETnl Observation-Disclosures the
hard times and high prices. the sale Of the
CAem;eal Saleratss is still on The increase.
People will use It. and every successful
housewife tells her neighbor, and when
her psighbor tries it she tells another. and
tbas its fame spreads until it is hard to
tell whses Il will stop. For sale BY oil
Wholesale Grocers in Chicago.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-25

"TiskERINa THE WEN."-Affairs In
Missouri are becoming deplorable, and
indications are that the present Summer
will witness stormier and bloodier times
than ever before. Every earnest, 60
ahead officer is being dismissed, and q
set Of lukewarm do-nothings put in their
places. The ball opened with the rsmo-
val of Gen. Curtis Gen. Loan follow
ed then Penick's entire regiment; and
even Gen. Blunt has had to quit the K an
sas Department. because he was too near
Missouri for the good of her traitors.
The places are occupied by men who are
at any time ready to compromise with
armed treason, and BY some even who
have been court M artialed for treason.
The prescription even extends to local
militia companies, where thorough Union
men are set aside, and others of the Hart
stripe are placed in command, whose
chief recommendation hss been, swearing
they would wade in blood before the
South should be subjugated. cursing the
people of Kansas as Jayhawkers, and
destroying loyal mems property. ont Of
revenge for the loss of traitors slaves
The President has said the Conserv vstive
party of Missouri suited him better than
the radicals; we hope be will soon get his
gil of it. as loyal men must suffer to
crafty his preference.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-25

~ The school meeting. advertised
for several weeks since. having been in.
formal. the election was held this after
noon, BY order Of the County Superinten-
dent, and resulted in the choice of the fol-
lowing Board of Directors: NJ. d. Noble,
Director; Il. F. Macy. Clerk Joshua
Taylor, Treasurer. They will proceed
q eses to perfect the osssnisstion Of the
District.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-25

RAILROAD MEETING AT ELwoop.-Or
Saturday last the stockholders of the St
Joseph and Denver Railroad Company
met in Elwood, Kansas. for the purpos,
Of electing Board of Directors. for ths
ensuing year. The following named gen
tlemen were selected
FROM ST. JOSEPH.
John Corby. Armstrong Beattie,
Thos. Harbine, VIM. Ridenbsugh.
Jos. Steinacker. Lewis Hsx.
FROM BROWN COUNTY. KANSAS.
w. w. Guthrie.
FROM DoNIPHAN COUNTY, KANSAS.
Ebenezer Blackistou. Edward Russell
At the same time and place, the stock
holders Of the St. Joseph and Topeka
Railroad. selected the following gentle.
men to serve q Directors for the ensuing
year:
FROM ST. JOSEPH, NO.
John Corby, Armstrong Beattie,
Anton Kloss, Thos. Harbine,
G. w. H. Landon, John Calhoun,
Richard Fisher.
poNIPHAN COUNTY. KANSAS.
Edward Rnssell, Ebeneezer BIackiston,
j. B. Maynard.
FROM BRowS COUNTY, KANSAS.
W. w. Guthrie.
FROM TOPEKA.
NJ. G. Dicksy.
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WHITE CLOUD. KANSAS:
THURSDAY, :::: Jane -, 1868.

sTHou SHALT Nor LIE. The last
Oskalooss Independent. in one Of its
sing-song sermons, says:
II We are not greatly mistaken. Sol.
Miller gave countenance. If not "aid and
encouragement" to the thieves some time
since.
The editor of the Independent has de-
voted himself especially to the work Of
preaching courtesy to the editors Of Kan.
sas. and endeavoring to elevate their NOR
ais. What sort Of courtesy is it to de-
libsratsly falsify the course of neigh
boring editor? If we mistake not, he
Is . member of the ministerial calling.
If stealing is crime. he will find in the
very same chapter of the Bible that
makes it so, Q commandment equally as
positive against bearing false witness.
Will the editor Of the Independent please
inform MS when We ever encouraged or
justified thievingi We cannot remem-
Der the instance; but il be will refer us
TO the time and circumstances. We will
hunt up the paper. and re-publish the ar
ticie, for his edi6cation. II he cannot
do that, he should, in accordance with
his high; professions, set us right before
his readers. But we have no idea be
will do the latter. He will either have
some creeping.out place. or 60 upon the
principle that q lie we'll stuck to is as good
% the truth. A long time ago. when .
band of thieves from Oskaloosa and vi
cinity. right from under the drippings Of
his sanctuary. made this part Of the coun-
try their headquarters. we warned the
people against tolerating them. We de.
nouncsd their peculiar practices before
that, and have done so ever since, and
the Independent cannot show to the con.
trsry. We are used to having Jsyhawk.
ing thrown up to us BY Copperheads.
and individuals whose cslibre and bile
will not permit thom to use any srgu.
mont /: but when individuals of the indie
pendent editors professions come down
to il, We ask for the documents.
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LEFT HoH.-Gen. Robert Wilson,
Of this County. LEFT homo yesterday and
took the train for Jefferson City. to IT.
tend the Convention. All of his dsrkiss
but two. We understand. 1--WE suppose
not wishing to bs left alone ct home, a.
20 LEFT last night. We understand they
are now in camp.
We do not know what effect this event
will have upon the Genersl's course in
the Convsntioo. bot naturally suppose hs
will oppose enancipation. now thst be is
but very little interested in the mattsr.-
81. Joseph Nsvs, 12tk. ae5ssa
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~ For about week past, we have
hail constant lowering weather. threatening
rain. with now and then a slight shower;
but during all that time. there has not
been seen nor heard streak of lightning
nor q rumble Of thunder. That is some
what of . phenomenon in this thunder
and lightning country. in the midst Of the
thunder and lightning season.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-25

{ ~ A case hardened old tEaiter in
Rush Bottom. Holt County, named Ar
cher. was lest week shot BY q woman, 10
whom he was letting of some of his se-
cesh slang. We are afraid the wound is
mot dangerous.
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~ The Union Convention of Obi

~ The Union Convention Of Ohio
has unanimously nominated John Brougb
for Governor, and Col. Charles Auder-
son for Lieutenant Governor. They will
sweep the State by an overwhelming ma
jority, and receivs m almost unanimous
vote among the soldiers. Brough was
an old-time Democratic leader in Ohio,
Of whom it used to be sung:
''If flesh is grass, as wise men say,
Then Johnny Brough's load Of hay
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-25

~ Persons having legal business in
any Of the Western Counties of Kansas ,
may end it to their interest to eutrust
thsir business to J. D. Brumbsush, of Ma.
rysvills. Who has an extensive practice
in those Counties. His card will be found
in our advetising columns.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-25

~ The July number of the Allan
tic Monthly. being the commencement Of
the 18th Volume, is on our table. 1t is
more than ordinarily interesting. The
following are the contents: Doings of the
Sunbeam The Wrath of Odin: Gala
Days: The Fleur-de-lis at Port Royal ;
Her Epitapb; Outside Glimpses of Eng
lish Poverty; Paul Blocker; By the
River; English Naval Powers and Eng
lis Colonies Our General The Claims
to Service or Labor; Reviews and Liters-
ry Notices. Published by Ticknor &
Fields. Boston. at 90 year. We fur
nish it for $3.50.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-25

~ A recruiting sHesr for the l4th
Kapeas Regiment has BEEN up this wsy.
this weak. He obtained twsnty-three rs-
cruits among the Iowa Indians.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-25

~ Calomsl has bsen bsnishsd from
tho medical departmsut Of the army.
That is what We call Mans making war
upon Mercury.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-25

r. The Mormon emigration from
Europe appears to have eommsaeed more
briskly than ever. Within few days
past, several boats for above have been
literally packed with them.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-25

~ Our St. Louis Daily Democrat
very frequently fails to reach Us. and is
often several days behind time. If the
Postmaster on the route, who is in The
habit Of sppropristing it to his own use
will drop us q line. and promise to le!
our copy come right along, we'll sub.
scribe for copy for him.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-25

The KIcKAroo TRRATY.-We learn
that Attorney General Guthrie has been
hired by St. Joseph men. for the sum of
three hundred dollars. to 60 to Washing
ton and endeavor to get the President to
revoke bis proclamation, on the ground
that the Indians are dissatisfied with the
Treaty. The money is poorly expended
and will be loss to those who invested.
for the statement that the Indians are not
satisfied with the Treaty is false. The
Attorney General had better stay at home
and attend to his legitimate business.
We know of no one more entitled to
engage in such an enterprise than the At
torney General. The entire Kickspco
Reservation lies in Brown County. Atch-
ison is endeavoring to get hold Of these
lands, to build road for her own bene-
fit, which will not touch Brown County,
nor benefit it in the least. As the Attor-
ney General just at this time has nothing
particularly to do connected with his Of
flee, he could not possibly employ his
time better than BY trying to upset that
Kickapoo swindle. Atchison has relied
so exclusively upon bribery to carry her
ends. that she cannot conceive how q man
can look after even the closest in tsrests of
his own County. without being paid by
somebody for doing it.
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----- WAsHINoToN, june q.
The Richmond Dispatch Of the 2lst
contains the following: Dispatches re-
ceived yesterday from Savsnnsh announce
the capture BY the enemy. Of The Confed.
crate iron-clsd steamer Atlsnta. She
was formerly the English steamer Fin
gal. and was commanded BY Captain
Webb. The Atlanta steamed out Of the
harbor. and was attacked and captured
after In action Of flliFty minutes BY two
Federal iron-cl(
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~ It Is said that ct least two-thirds
of the men in the rebel army. in signing
the psy-rolls, make their mark. They
aro ''soldiers Of the cross"
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~ The FOURTH AT OREaoH.-There will
be grand celebration of the 4th of Ju-
ly. at Oregon. Missouri. Speeches will
be made. the Declaration Of Independence
and portion of Washington's Farewell
Address read, and . basket dinner will
be partaken Of in the grove. All genu-
inc Union people are invited to be pres
ent, and participate in the celebration.
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PosTAGE.-The recent amendments in
post Office laws makes it imperative upon
persons to pay all postage in advance !;
and Postmasters are strictly forbidden to
deliver any paper or periodical to subscri-
bers until postage is paid in advance.
for not less than one quarter, nor longer
than one year and box rent must also
be paid in advance. The Postmaster at
this place requests Us to state, that after
the irst Of July he will be compelled to
adhere strictly to these rules: and all per-
sons receiving or sending matter at his
Office must govern themselves according
ly, as there can be no deviation from the
law in any case whatever.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-25

7 ~ The horss-thieves. Melvin and
Canon, still continue 70 Be hung. The
Topeka Record swings them of ct Hart
ford, Doniphsn County; and the Msrys-
vile Union strings them up at Hiawaths.
Brown County. Hope they'll get used
to hanging. after while
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-25
A Brilliant Affair.

The Cavalry Fight Near Middleburg-
Rout of Stuart's Cavalry by General
Pleasanton-The Rebels are Hand.
Somely Whipped-The Generals ON.
cial Report. =
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~ The Osags Indians. IN the south
ern part Of this State, reesatly killed.
scalped asd bshsaded seventeen Confsder-
sts officers, who were on thsir way to
Colorado and New Mexico. to recruit for
the rebel army.
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(For the Chiefly
THE FOURTH OF JULY.
Arrangement for the Celcbration
at Troy.

At meeting Of the citizens of Doniphan
County. on Monday evening. the 18th inst,
called for the purpose af making arrangements
for The celebration of the Fourth Of July at
Troy, Benjamin Harding was called TO the
Chair, and Frank NJ. Tracy chosen to act as
Secretary.
DR.. E. H. Grant explained the object Of the
meeting, and urged the importance Of celebrat-
ing our National Anniversary, and spoke of the
social benefits to be derived by the people Of
the County from = general gathering of this
kind.
On motion, q Committee of three was ap-
pointed, consisting of Leonard Smith, Esq,
DR.. E. H. Grant, and Edward Case, to invite
and procure an orator for the occasion.
On motion, a Committee Of Arrangements
was appointed, consisting of the following gen
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-25

~ The rebels say thst Vsllandigham
has run the blockade at, Wilmington for
Nassau. from which place be will proceed
to Csusda. Well, there is where oil the
niggers used to go. who escaped from the
South. Vallandigham Is IN apt student.
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FROM VICKSBURG.
THE PROGRESS OF THE SIEGE.

What n Rebel Officer Says-Great Suf.
fering in Vicksburg-JOhnstOn at the
Big Black FOrtifyins-The Location
of Other Noted Rebels, Ec.
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I1EE There has bean very large guam
tity Of corn purchased and sacked in this
place during the past Winter and Spring.
Steamboats, have taken away . large
amount of it, Government teams started
last week with considerable quantity
for the Western forts, and this week con.
tractors took another heavy instslment
westwardly. There is still q considera-
bic amount remaining here.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-25

w We have received from the pub
fishers. Messrs. Hume & Prescott, q copy
of their new Leavenworth Directory. 1t
is gotten up in No. l style. and is valu-
able for reference. The Directory part is
no doubt correct in al particulars /; but
the advertisements will not do to bet on.
For example: We are told that the Con.
servative is the leading paper in Kansas.
and has circulation of $4,000 copies /;
and that the Bulletin is the leading paper
in Kansas, with q circulation Of 90, 500
copies. But il the proprietors Of those
papers can afford to pay for it. the pub
fishers of the Directory can afford to let
them lie to their hearts content.
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Capt. John J. Boyd and Capt. Frank M.
Tracy we're, on motion, elected marshals of the
day.
On motion of DR.. E. H. Grant, it was order
ed by unanimous vote of the meeting, that all
soldiers in this County, survitors of the war of
1912, of the Mexican war, and soldiers of the
present war, be specially invited to attend this
celebration.
On motion of X. X. Stout, Esq, it was re-
solved that there be no table set for the occa-
sion, but that each family or community bring
their refreshments, and make general Pic
mic after the exercises of the day.
The proceedings of this meeting were order-
ed to be furnished to the Doniphan County
Patriot and White Cloud Chief, for publication.
On motion. the meeting adjourned.
BENZ. HARDING, Chairman.
FRANK M. Tracy; Secretary.
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n. crowd -. n,.yented from unhisehing the
49,. .,a .h.n a,.v;,o Mcclellan through
the streets by hand. The remnants OF tvo@
three regiments we're then on their way hone'
who, In their determination 70 see Liais
Mac" blocked up the streets. crowded arosn'
and crswIed up on the wheels of his carriage
sad hssed MeCyeusn on he srm, bseh, g,
cost, hssd, ~ sny sthe' 1dsee As' "s
,esea him.
rTh. co,o.,,..d. of Ohio have nonins-
I'D v.u..s;.s.. c.,.,o. WIN didn't
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What was &c. a3c higher with fair inquiry and sales
OF $4,000 bushels at 81 10 81 90 for white western,
81 tsh 81 eS for red and amber Western As 81 GO for
Milwaukee club and amber spring, and 81 80 Al 50 tor
Chicap spring Corn advanced 1c with sales OF los 900
bushes mixed Western at SIC. soc. for sound TIC.
,7kc for unsound and heated and s2c for Western vel
were padc Of 200 bushels barley at 45 81 S. Oats
slack demand 81 CSC. 70c. according 20 quality
Covyu.-fhcre was considerable activ ty ia Rio which
was sancing; 3,Goo bags changed hands at 70 ale
32c. good, 90 nc. 3lc fair &c. 3Oc.: ordinary.
2sc &c, Maracaibo 30kc lsc. 1aguayra 90 t.c
SAKE; Java, 3tc. a 35c.i 81, Domingo, CSC.
Corra was active at 6,sc for mddlings with sales OF
FRno&rs were moderately active today: ratcs nm
changed To Liverpool the engagements Included s. 600
bushels rain at 6d I'd. 1900 pkgs provisions 1t 2Os
and 25s 3D. DOS. by sailing vessel and Sos per steamer
also 10 tns clover seed by steamer at sos To London
5000 bbb -four at 2s 3D.; l25 bales hops at I'd, and
700 bushls corn At Sd.
HAy-North river continued in good demand at soc.
81 o.
Hors wsre saleaoe and steady at tec 2sc. for new
crop.
MorAsss.-Salee were moderate today. including 900
bbs. Ncw0rleans at 36c. 40c., aud 5Oc sac for old
and new op respectively also 100 hhds English Islands
Ous.-bs main inquiry was for linseed and petroleum.
at ptevio,e quotations..
PRoynss Pork oonanued In active demand with
sales of $500 bbls ga 70 Tor old and SO so rs for
mesS and Sill 70 sra 2s for prime. Beef was
less activq with sales Of 2t0 bbls I'll so sIs for
pain el3 SIS 10 for extra Sass were also made
Of 2.e0o pbs. and terces lard. within range Of lOu
lohc, 100 bozss bsoon ~ Va. skc and ga pack
AGES hams and shoulders al &c. q Sc. and 5,,o aSxo
Butter continued air request at 2ic 2sc for Ns,a
and loo. soc tot western Cheese was selling ~ loc
AKA -
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S HIPPIN NEW S .
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Sap il,barnia, Whitfield. sydney Nsw-R W Cameron.
snip Johanna trrusl Duoke Liyerpooi-f Mcdonald
ship Endymion (Br), Williams. Liyerpoo-HJac a d..
sap Johanna wlhelnirs (gsen), wiesmann London
ship Robcna, Martin Louiou-Thos punhsm.
ship joan Ba,,ram tIiaml Durkec, Hambuie-sioman 4
ss,p > R Mallory. Lester Vera crn1--Iohn r DOW.
Bsrx Castor. Palmee-. Barbados-Bshop Bros
6srs Uneven, s Da1s NeS osieaniHN Bfsss@
Bars 4 Aleiand,r acrryipsn. Washington So.
brig Aiead taop Gossens, Ro.erdsm-faneh Meineke a
srs S1 .yl ScIps A. K r. oporsIHG%sq, sseheu
SIS zeJaon lBrl. crosscy Barbsaos-r Nevt~s sons
sr s E ks St b. rssd' r fr
Brig iylo Br,, Day.dsss hahaa-J whitney Sco
schr Edward Everett, ratndse 3 Msrtns-BreiG Son
scbr Martha. Lsmbsst Arroyo, rE-Thompson Hunter
schr Joseph Grec tBr Jackson for' an rrnce-R Muir.
ygs5y Or, TAgTSp Egrts i sands: D..of
sehr U rus, cers9n, Bcanfor,--N ! MecIe,ay GO
sehr Mary Helen, hutchinson Bal'imore-Nan Bfau,
seor sophia Godfrey, Russell PhiIadelpha-B baker Day
seS Sr f fSfS i T@ys i" so.s@%sw LsSs&co
sST R R571 r1a:n Scs gsq s7owa ss g.
schr C1umbus Dbule sts.aiord-i : Racket -,
sooo warren, stokes, New Haven.
ARRIVED
steamship Prumetheus ~ NanspUtD, Hamilton, New
orleans Jan Key West 18Th. Jan y, on Charleston
passed 100 Oales y hte aud parts % vessel
Steamship Mary Bosrdman n transpcril. weir New
Orleans Jan Is via key Wes 20h, ia ballast 10
termasrr Had some weather south 81 Hate
ras Jan - 100 hstelas suosc hre Naron, hen West
shp Arruc zerega Liverpool De- " with mdse aud a
nssscngris to Zcrera 90.
sAu Agnes tof BOSTON, Jones Liverpool, D. 8, with ndsc
i5IxssF-ass - - - =, "a.
y.rn,,l Nov "a with ndse, 70 master. Has had strong
westery .aes most OF the rassass
ship Il Ryerson, Latham, l!etpooi, Dee u, with mdse
sns A ~ ssergers to y A. Smith A. Co.
shIp Harry Of the West Cotton, Liverpool Dec H. with
coaI 10 calvin Adams. =.
sntp "a lfor), oa,nho Opote 70 days IN ballast
10 4. Amsinct a Co 80 :.
Iark Bdusrd Prgsl, Wlctmg Lisbon ~ days with wine
Rnprech Forsner jan g. lat Is ~ Ion ~ al
e1ansnsed Signals vita shl sptire. bound ~
R,rk Rnsfna fftali Gam1.tdella, tadls 70 days, with
N = wool ard cork, to = brtthond.
Brig sannah Hicks ~ Of ioweyl Hcks haiars Dec y
ia Id Nitn ifuI, se " John us'a. Ma
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within 30 mes Of Sandy Hook e1s inst and was blown ~
far AZ Cape Henry split sails. stove bniwarks 40
Brig Mary Emily tBr OF Nassau Grosenick, DemararA
Is days. with sugar 10 JOS Encas
Brig James Grow CDR. of HAiiaxl Aahon windsor, Ms
10 days with plaster, 10 II Q A Dewof
srhr Arthur (Br) Pley Johns NJ, Is days with Ash
and oil and III passengers. TO Greene Currie.
Steamer W Foster. BALTIMORE.
Steamer Charles Pearson, Mach. Phladephia 30 hours
bonnd TO Boston. Is intended for tug ct that place
The captains OF Br bark Foritud- 25h, should
have read Booth mot Gould.
BELOW
Three ships and one bark, unknown.
SAILED.
Steamer SEE cheun Br ship Arab. bark Nathan Treat
schr John Plater.
Wind at sunset ESE, light.