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Linda G Lowry 0E
lLawther T D Lynch n.
Lacy T B dr Lucas Blake
Leavcnworth ] ELietye Emanuel
:Lawton JR Lyman Frank
Lance s Luce 8 E;
Lattimoro Jas Lyon Geo h
Little JH Lucas Geo W i"
Little John : Losey Eugene
Lennon John Lott James "
Lande1s John TLyons James "
Laport Joseph Lowry John II
: ILeasser Joseph Lombard " e
Iahy John Lowton WV !.
LAwton W " Leonard " Il
Linaey Wm Lii " z.
Lee VIM Lowky VIM
Little WINS Larcey WI
Lewis Vim A LInsay Vim
Lawrence LIB Lowe WIN
,Leopold Lewis PLonghurst Wm
Lewis VIM Lozier D r
Leonard MIG Lynch Matthew
Lewis Lana Lutropht Joseph
Levitt L II Lofty " 3
,Lynde 3 A
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1IcCo1lum VIM
McKillips N
McMahon, Joh1
McMinc John
Mcconnell job
Mc(,ube John
Mccarthy John
A1cFerF0n Jos
McCleaey John
,McGill John
McAvonyJH
Ncblahon P
Mcuowen VI
AIcIntyre.Ja
McKowen jas
Mc(;anu J II
,Mh1cCullGk ]
Af~I1umfd GuI
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-22
Unpaid Perso Property'I|aaxz;;

T1HE Board of County Commissioners have
ordered the County Treasurer to make
legal collection Of the unpaid personal prop
erty taxes tor tho past. foul years. That order
has 6een published with the hope that persons
who have not paid such taxes would make VOL
untary payment and save trouble and COSTS
Some have done so; still large number neg
lect the call; possibly. most Of those delinquent
are not aware that their names are upon Sthe
delinquent list, OF that there? is to be an ef-
fort to collect it.
The law clearly authorizes the collection by
distress and sale of property, and allows the
same fees as are allowed to Constables for sim
liar service and travelling fees to be computed
from the County Seat, or the residence Of the
deputy, if the business is done by deputy.
The duty is an unpleasant one, but good faith
to the County requires it's performance, and
delinquents who do not, by Immediate payment,
cancel their personal property tax, will find
themselves called npon by J.. II. Brand Esq:,
who will receive the taxes and compensation
for his trouble.~ . o. DENSMORE, =
County Treasurer.
Red Wing, July IA, 1868. v7n5l VA
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-22
HELPS q BRISTOL, V1n52w7
Plaintitf's Attorneys.
sIIER7FF's SALE UNDER EXECUTION

| SDER and by virtue OF an execution issued
- out OF aud under the seal CT the District
Court for Goodhue county, State Of Minnesota.
First Judi ial District, by the Clerk thereof,
on the 10th day OF July. a. D. 1863, on Jutg-
mcnt docke:cd in said Court on tile l4tn dav
Of March, a. d. 1868, wherein T. Purkcr
is plaintiff and A. H. jacobs is defendant, in
favor Of said plaintiff and against said lie efcnd-
ant for the sum ofthirty- four dollars and fifteen
cents, have, as Sheriff Of Goodhuc said coun-
ty, on this 10th day Of July, A. D. 1853, levied
said A. ii. jacobs had, on the l4th day of
March, y. y. 1853, or has, at any time since,
had in and to the following described lands
and premises, with their appertenances, living
and being in said Goodhue county, anl describ-
eo as follows, to Wit: . Beginning forty-siX
| 4ol rods east Of the southwest corner of the
northeast quarter Of section number thirty,
i've 32), and running thence east twenty 20 J
roads, thence north thirty -two{ 81 rods thence
west twenty (20) roads, and thence south th.r-
ty two rods to the place of beginning also
SIX and one half acres of land off Of the north
emu OF the southeast quarter Of section thirty
two (32 }, all in township one hundred and nine
i lo9) north of range fifteen U5) west," being
lands heretofore purchased Of Philander Sal
m"n and S. c. Jewell for mill ,,ond aud mill
! site.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that
shall, on the 5M day IF Se.'tenaber, Il. D. 1868
at eleven O'Clock in the forenoon Of said da,
st the front door Of the Court House. in the city
Of Rod Wing, ia said Goodhue county, offer for
sale at public auction, under said execution,
the interest Of the said A. Fl. Jacobs in and to
me lands so levied upon as aforesaid, and shall
then and there fairly strike of and sell the
same for cash to the highest bidder, to satisfy
sa'a xeeation together with the legal interest.
soses S: ana disbursements. Dated at Bed Wing,
Aianesota, July goth, A. D. 1868.
MARTIN s. CHANDLER. Sheriff
INia52w1 ofGoolhLe County Minnesota
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-22
District Court,
STATE OF M1NNEsorA,l District Court,
Goodhne County, ss.) First judicial Distric
Gardner E. Throop, Plaintiff,
Agasnst

Goodhpo County, ss:} First judicial District.
Gardner E. Throop, Plaintiff
Against
Asa II. Jacobs and
John Salmon, defendants.
DURSUANT to the Judgment ard decree rem
dercd in the above entitled action, on the
docketed in the office Of the Clerk Of said Court
at Red Wing, in said Goodhue county, State of
Minnesota on the LIST day Of April, A. u. 1868
in favor of said plaintiff, the undersigned Sheriff
Of the said county of Goodhue, will, on the 5th
duy Of SEPTEMBER Il. D. 1858, at 10 o'clock in the
loren oon of said day, at the front door Of the
Court House, in the city Of Red Wing, in said
Goodhuc county, offer for sale at public auc-
ton, as directed in said decree, all the right,
title and interest which the above named Asa
IL. Jacobs [one Of the defendants in the above
entitled action had, on the 7th day Of June
"A. u. 1861, or has, at any time since, acquired
IN and to the property described in said decree,
and described a. follows, to wit All thosy
pieces and parcels ofland and their appertcnan-
ces, including one Smut Machine, situated in
SAID Goodhuc county, particularly described
as follows, viz "Bcginning forty six 46 rods
cast OF the southwest corner OF the northeast
quarter OF section number thirty-two (s2) and
running thence east twenty (2o) rods, thence
north thirty two (32) rods. thonc: west twenty
go rods, and thence south thirty two l33')
rods to the place OF beginning. Also, six and
one half acres OFT the south quarter of Sec
tlon number thirty-two( 32) formerly bought of
one S. G. Jewell for mill pond, ali in town.
ship mum Der one hundred and nine l09 north
OF range number fifteen (l5) west, being land
heretofore bought Of Philander Salmon and
5. g. Jewell, and will then and there fairly
strike OF and sell the same for cash to the
highest bidder to satisfy the said Judgment to-
sether with legal interest costs aud disburse-
nenss. Dated at Fed Wing, Minnesota, Good
hue county, July 2lst, a. il. 1853
MARTIN S. CHANDLER, Sheriff
Of Goodhue county, Minnesota.
PuELPs g. BR1sTo1, y;n5.w7
Plaintitf 3 Attorneys
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-22
STRAY HORSES,

'GTRAYED from the subscriber on the 10th
~ inst, one Sorrel Mare and sucking Colt.
Said mare is ive years old, of medium size, and
has star in the face and white spot on the
ond Of the nose" Also, one Sorrel Horse, about
eight years old, Of medium size, with white
strip in the face anu one white hind foot. Also
u medium sized yearling Bay Colt, with star
in the face and both hind feet white.
Whoever will give notice to the GooDHUE
VOLUNTEER office, or to the subscriber, where
the above described animals can be found, or
any of them, shall be literally rewarded.
ISAAC ADRIAN.
Pleasant Valley, Lake City Post Office, July
22d, 1868. v7n52w3
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-22
sHERlFF,s SALE UNDER EXECUTION

oAAAAs SAIL oADEh EAECUIiON. !
| NDER and bv virtue of an execution issued
~ out of and under the seal Of the District
Court for Goodhue county, State Of Minnesota.
First judicial District, by the Clerk thereof, on
the alst day ef July, A. b. 1sxs on ,udument
tockesed in said Court on the second day Of
April, A. d. 1868. wherein William P. Hall is
pialne!h and "A. ii jacobs is defendant. in
taser OF said plaintiff and against said defend
ant Tor the sum OF sfsy dollars and sixty
i've cents. have. rs Sheriff of sale, Goodhue
county, on this slst day or July, A. d. 1853,
levied upon all the right, title and interest
which the said A. H. Jacobs had. on the second
day Of April, A: D. 1868, or hiss, at anv limo
since, acquired IN and to the following describ-
ed lands and premises, with their apner ersenan-
GEES, lying ana being in said Goodhne county.
and described as follows, To- wit !: Beginning
forsy-S ( {48 frods east Of the southwest corner
the northes st quarter of section number sh;r-
ty-two {ssl, and running thence east twenty
" ts0l rods, thence north thirty two tsa rods
thence west twenty tee) rods and the nee south
also, six and one half acres OF land of of slIe
north end of the scatheass quarter ot section
thirty tive So. all in township one hundred
and nine ise north of range tifteen( i5 west, -
being lands herctofors purchased of Phiiander
salmon and s. G. Jewell for min pond and
mill sits. - sss#8s ss s. a.s4 sSS q.
Nov, therefore, notice is hersby siren that /
isfan on the 81 day ~ SsptesuAsr, 4. D. 1865.
lat eseSen l11 osclesk ii sha 46reaoou Of said
day. as the hoat door Of tie Court House. IN
the city Of Red Wing. il saia GoalAus county.
oner for sale Ct psslic suction, unisr aaid exc
ieasaon, The interest OF tho said A. H Jacobs, in
and % sAe lands % Ievisd upon - aforesaid,
and shall tAsa and tAsrs fairly skrske oF and
al fns Ans for cash % tn hsRkese bidder. q
IeAuaY Aad sxocotioa tceeshsf With shs le1sl
4 iintsrsse. eosts and diskurssnsan- Dassd s,
- Wig, = sni.ssss:. Jsly 3I.s 4: D. lss1
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-22

PUxPs.-Mr. Lawther has set an exam
P's that may we'll be followed. la psepar-
ing to build his new block on Bush street
he is also making preparations for pun,
in the front thereof. Messrs. Batlo &
Chr'st, and Ar. Hickman have already don,
% On Plum street, and We hope others viii
asoa faoe1. We have in our city, ono o
the bsst ps..P manufactures in ths country
and no one need 10 without one. W,
ought to have several psble psmps in ou
city. i" Il y :
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-22

LEAoHs AND OaASass-Harlan has inst
seosised Z ans ,ot e uios os.a,s and
Le"oos. hs is .sss hourly expecting .
= fssh 'ot Of candies. Harlan is man
Who knoss how 70 keep store. Hs Il.
ways has - largest assortsasnt Of he Ses,
goods, and particularly Of Fruits and Can
aaG Doa'S hl - giss Haslan eau.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-22

nAcsu1r1sa.-H. r. Ds~sns' Esq, in
forms u, that while out recruiting lev
days ago. be recruited fifteen men for Mr..
be"nstt's company Of Mounted Ra.sers.-
Thy will b in te Be sworn in to-day. =
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-22

CArr. Cross is recruiting company for
hatch's Battalion. lie says he only wants
twenty-five men to comp!cte his company
Of which he has already mustered in nearly
twenty. This battalion is fcr the Frontier
service, and is enlisted for three years. or
during The INDIAN WAR. A boustv Of
forty dollars, will be given to recruits, bs.
sides twenty .ave dollars for each scalp ta
kse.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-22

PHOTOGRAPHS OF Observation-Disclosures
mas just received splendid lot Of photo
graphs OF Generals Scott, Mcclellan, Ros-
encr'ns and Of President Lincoln, and the
'ato Hon. S. a. Douglas. set in Rosewood
frames lined with gilt. They are in iced
n"e' and, moreover they are cheap. Call
anu examine them. lie also has fine lot
Of frames.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-22

NEW PAPEH-"e have received the
trst number Of the Mankato Union, new
e"d exceedingly interesting paper 1t is ed
tied by Charles II. Slocum ESQ. md ;s i, :.
what . country paper should be, a faithful
gazetteer OF the events Of the day and partic
u'ar'y OF the local news. No paper can be
long interesting to its readers when the 10
cal column is habitualIy neglected. The
Union takes tho pIace Of the Ldep ntlent,
Tut is a much better paper. Success to you,
brother Slocum.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-22
~ STRAY HORSE aa,.
CTRAYED from the subscriber in Red Wing,
- on the 6th day ofJuly inst., n~s,s - ea.5
"A LIGHT RAW HORSEa H..

Said Horse is about IA hands high and mark
ed noarly as follows white star in forehead
with n narrow white strip down to and cover
ing part Of one nostril, hind feet white lit.
tie way above the ankle, white spots back o1
wishers caused by the saddle, small lump or
windgall ron the near side Of his, backbone
abou. halfway between his withers and hips
his name turns on the off side h. has prom
inent scar ON top and near side ofthe neck Just
behind his ears caused by pole evil said
horse is about ten years old, and was shod for
ward, he IS supposed to have left with a white
horse that is blind in one eye and was driven
to this place from Wisconsin some three or four
weeks since by way of La Crosse, Winona and
Rochester. A return { or information by letter
or otherwise Of said horse to me will be lib
orally rewarded. F. F. PuILLEO.
Red Wing: July 81, 1868. v7n52w6
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-22

N. '. BENEFITS CoMpANY.-Mr. n. v
bennett is succeeding beyond all expecta-
lion, in raising his company Tor Hatch's
Battalion. lie has already more than thir
ty men, and is confident that he will be able
to raise the full number. He will give his
recruits furlough, after being sworn in,
sufficiently long to enablo them to secure
their crops. There cannot be any better
service than the Frontier service, and there
cannot be better department Of service than
tue mounted infantry. Now is good time
to enlist.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-22

THE report Of the Celebration ofthe Fourth
Of July. At Pine Island. and also the report
Of The Committee, appointed BY the sub
scribers to the Soldiers Aid Fund, to wait
upon those who had not paid their sub
scription. will be found on the first page.
The latter will be read with great inter.
est by those wht have supposed the per.
sons in arrears to be defaulters.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-22

EARLY ToMAroEs.-B. c. Stephens Esq,
has just laid on our table a ripe Tomato
measuring thirteen and three-fourth inches
IN circumference, and weighing fourteen
ounces. This is not the first one. He has
picked two before this, one on the 10Th
inst. For five years Mr.. Stephens has had
the earliest tomatoes Of any person in the
city.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-22

Il Il axdeaes usually isrt II sGTcesry:sssrs
n = bspt . HAxl.Axx.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-22

BANK OF IssUE.-We learn that Messrs.
Smith q Dickenson, contemplate starting a
Bank OF issue at this place soon, with cap
'tal Of $50, ,OOo. Their issue will be secur-
ed by dcposite Of Government $50 bonds
for the full amount, besides their individual
liability. Such currency will be SAFER than,
and far preferable to, any Of the individual
responsibility stuff Of the New England
States, now freely circulating among US.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-22

COUNTY REconD.-lt will be gratifying t
property holdvrs, and particularly to dealers
in Real Estate, to know that the fire proc
vault, so long needed for the protection o
the County Records, is now in course o.
construction. Il. C. Todd is the builder
ard he will do the work faithfully. We do
not know the specifications, but the wall is
to be about two feet thick.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-04-25
Notes and oneries.

Taleyrand or some other writer of witty and
sententious sayings, once defined an ambassador
as "a man who is sent abroad to tell lies for the
benefit of his country.-t Boston Transcript.
Talleyrand gets credit for many witty sayings
which he never uttered. The author of the re-
mark msquoted by the Transcript was Sir Hen
ry Wotton, who was ambassador to Venice I'M
der King james |. He pnnningly defined an am
bassador to be ian honest gentleman sent to
lie abroad for the good ofhis country. ~ Port
land Transcript.
Sir Henry Wotton is the writer of the say
ing" but Y says he didn't make the pun,
which belongs to Izaak Walton. The Fisher
man, in his Life of Sir Henry relates that hav-
ing been persuaded to write in the aldo Qzaak
was good Latiner and minded his infections)
of Christopher Flecamore, ga book of white pa
"per, which the German gentry usually carry
"abont them for that purpose"--and detest-
able practice it must have been--the Ambassa-
dor wrote, "Legatus est vir bonus peregre
"missus ad mentiendum reipublice causa."
This remark" is not misquoted but literally
rendered by the Boston Transcript. Walton's
witty version is correctly recited by the Port
land Transcript, but the point of the jest is not
Sir Henry Wottons.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-04-25
The Wateryille Exhibition.

WATERyILLE COLLEGE, April %, 1868.
To the Editor Of the Press The public
defamation Of the Senior class took place
yesterday afternoon, and was much above the
average merit Of such exhibitions. Among
the many excellent compositions, the follow
ing were particularly deserving of commenda-
ton: Unity" by G. NJ. Emery, was a deep
and logical production, and for energy of de-
livery, was equal to any. Courage" by G..
S. Seaman, was the best national production,
and elected the hearty applause of the audi
ence. poem on the War, by J. o. Marble,
received share of public estimation, and
abounded in witty illusions to some of our
paper Generals. Civilization and Barbar-
ISM by II. N. Nutting, was perhaps the best
display Of natural ability Of all. Were he an
orator in the same sense in which he is writer,
he would rank first. Others were deserving
of mention, but am unable to particuarize
further.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-04-25

wISTARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
Coughs, Colds, bronchitis, asthma, Group, Whoop-
ing Cough, Qaiasv, and the numerous well as
dangerous diseases of the 7hroat Chest and Lungs,
prevail in changcable climate at all of
theyear: few are fortunate enough to escape their
baneful influence. How important then to have at
hand certain antidote to all these complaints. Ex-
perence proves that this exists in Wisfars Baisam
to extent not found In any other remedy; howev-
severe the suffering the application of this sooth-
ing. healing and wonderful Basam at once van
quihes the disease and restores the sufferer won't
ed health.
GEORGE w. MTLLETT, Esq,
Editor of the Norway Advertiser" gives his opin-
ion Of this great remedy substantially as follows:
NORWAY VILLAGE, NE. Aug. 4. 1860.
Messrs. S. W. FowLE& Co. Boston
Gentlemen For q remedy Of such undoubted
merit as DIR. WIsrAR's BALsAM OF WILD Gu KRRY,
l cheerfuly give you my testimony, and trust that
others may be induced thereby give il a trial and
be relieved. Several years since first became ac-
quainted with this Balsam time of distressing
cough and cold. which took such firm hold OF my
lungs to render unit for business and its OPP
GRAFTON produced speedy and permanent cure, amer
trying various remedies to no avail.
In our town this remedy is great favorite with
many. and If all who suffer will give il fair trial,
monary affections. than any other remedy of this
class before the public.
Yours respectfully, GEo. w. MILLETT.
Prepared by SETH w. FowLE & CO.. Boston,
and for sale by all druggists. meh2i d& w3m4O
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-04-25
Letter from the State Capitol.
AUGUSTA, April "a, 1858.

AUGUSTA, April "a, 1858.
To The Editor Of the Press:
In these sensation times, when our i'm
utmost tension, and reject with disdan every
thing tame and commonplace, any correspon-
dent, except from the army, must needs be To-
Gated in some place where extensive confa-
grations, horrid and dabolcal murders, and
other heart-rendng accidents or atrocious
crimes are frequent, to have the vanity to
hope, even in a small degree, to interest the
people of large city in what he can commu-
nicate from a small one. There is, at the
present time, very little occurring here in
which the citizens of Portland, or the State
generally, are interested.
His Excellency the Governor is on visit
to Washington and our troops in the field I;
his principal Abide Camp and private Secre-
tary, Lieut. Col. George w. Dyer, having re-
ceiyed commission as Paymaster in the
army, is about preparing for an early depart
ure to Washington.
The freshet is abating, and there is now no
hope of its doing damage enough to make a
respectable newspaper item. There has not
been fire here for months that is worth men,
tioning, and as for murders, and crimes of
that ilk, they are unheard Of in the modern
annals OF the town.
understand that the Adjutant General is
busily engaged in preparing lists to notify the
various cities, towns and plantations in the
State of discharges, deaths and desertions in
Maine regiments since the first of January, in
compliance with the requirements of an act
passed at the last session Of the Legislature
in aid of the support Of families and volun-
teers, and that he is also making a copy
OF the enrolments of all persons in the State
liable to do military duty, made last year by
the various orderly sergeants appointed for
that purpose. This latter work is done by
the request of the Provost Marshal General
of the United States, to aid him in dscharg-
ing the duties imposed upon him by the pas
sage of the late conscription act.
Yours, truly, HELIos.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-04-25
Letter from the Twenty-seventh Maine.


The following extracts from a private letter
received by n gentleman of this ci,v from n
,,,.,,,,., - a., ~, OIL, III, =. -.
'"o'"oei Vi .'e "a'"e |'ui, WIN oe ieau WIN
interest by those having friends In that reg-
ment:
CHANTILLY, Va, April Is, 1863
We are now about twenty-f five miles from
Washington on the Alexandria and Little
River turnpike Our regiment and the twenty
iinh are encamped side by side, in a pine grove
which commands pleasant view of the imme-
date neghborhood, and of the Blue Ridge In
the distance. 1t is very uncertain how long
we shall remain here, AS we are liable to be
ordered to move Mt any moment.
As you of course know, we have not seen
any fighting yet, but think our regiment has
done its share of duty In other ways. From
the 18th of December until the oath of March.
1.-THE timeSwhen we started for this place. we
have done the amount of picket duty assigned
to a whole brigade, and during the time, there
was one whole Company in Alexandria four
weeks, and squad Of eighty on guard at the
convalescent camp three weeks.
We have been very healthy, having lost on
ly fifteen men since going into camp. be-
lieve the twenty have lost the same num-
Der, but they have not seen half the exposure
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-04-25
FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Liverpool 9th inst, ship spridion. Jordan.
New York.
ships Esmeralda. Medium. for New York immediate
iy; VIM Storcr Rawlings, for do 18th; Wyoming
Burton for Philadelphia 18th: w Il Prescott. Batch
elder for Rio Janefo sth; bark Edwin. Lindsay.
AT Goree. Africa 2oth ult. bark Avola, Kelley, FIN
At smyrna 2sth ult. bark STEAMBOAT. Humphrey,
Sailed FROM Nc..ina Sis, u.. bark Omega. Morse,
At Leghorn 9th inst. bark Anglo SAXON Pcnncri
for Sicily. to load salt for Montreal.
:, Al Malaga LIST inst brig Fannie, Lorentzen, for
York ldg.
Ar At Montevideo Feb 2s. ship Harpswell. Rogers
New York.
At Rio Jaueiro 10th ult ships Grey Eagle. Burgess
from Baltimore.ar March I; Caledonia. Holton from
Newport for Callao; Henry Clark, Iowne, I'm Cardiff
Tor do banks Abigail, Mcfarland; Famine Cren-
sid in uit, ship Union. Wiley. Now York; brig
Ar at Trinidad 9Th inst brig J Lincoln, Weber
Portland; 9th, bark q Dodge. Jarvis. FIN New
York
Ar at Havana 18th inst. brig Union. Cormick from
Boston; 18th, Denmark. Staples, Baltimore.
Sid llth barks Annie W Lewis. Lombard, sagua;
18th. Suote, Panno, Remedies, to load $50 hhds
gar for port North of iatteras brig Frontier Lit
tlefeld. do 18th, bark Acacia Pinkham Cieniuegos,
to load 700 hhds sugar a, SO for New York.
brig Preniiss Hobbs, Ellis, do; l7h bark Chas Ed
win, Smith. Portland.
John Bunyan. Carver. unc; barks Ada Carter. Ken
ny. for Sagua to load 100 hhds sugar at Sal for New
York; West Wind. Allen; kleber, Bigelow; Investi-
Laidlaw tBrl Thompson. for Sierra Morena. TO load
600 hhds sugar at s3l tor Portland; Comet Reed and
tor ror,issd' with 600 boxes sugar. at sil NA'"
Ar at Matanzas 18th inst bark Helen Maria. from
Portland; llth. brigs J w Drsko, Drisko, Philsdel-
Sid 18th. bark La Ciguena, Adie, for Boston 10TH
brig Benz Carver Perry, Portland.