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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-24
PRESIDENTS OF COLLEGES IN OHIO

PRESIDENTS OF COLLEGES IN OHIO.
MARIETTA coLLrsE -''It q truly magnificent work,
an honor to the author, the publsbcrs, and the whole
country. ."-President Andrews. .....,, ,da!v1-
ONO WElEIAH UNIVERSITY .-!'H exceeds my expecta'
lions II will DO my guide In orthogrsphy and pronun
cation and will often be consulted BY mo for IL neal
and accurate definitions. ."-President Thompson. 2
w. h. ECLECTIC OoLLrsr.-"Horetofofe we have used
Wcbsters orthography, AT recent meeting Of ouI
Facuty II was decided 10 change II 70 conform to thai
Of worcester's Royal ouarto Dictionary. ."-Presden'
Garfield. tH14A s4A =
,WEsTERH REsKRvE 0okkksE.-esI hhd Il worthy o
cordial appreciation. ''--Preiident Hitchcock.
OpELm CoLLEaR more than meets my sTpecta'
tlonl. recommend II a. the standard authority In
othoepy to my children and my pupils, ,"-President
Morgan , - -r.srr
AErIooH ColsEsz. adopt and aim TO use In teach
Ing writing and speaking the orthography and pronun
ciation Of Worcester's Royal ouarto Distionary"-
President Hill. ..-..s- ..I -..1
TN all my writing, speaking, and teaching, have en-.
deayored to conform 10 the rules for orthography and
pronunciation as contained in Worcesters Dictionary.
Horace Mann late President.
KRnoM OoLLRar, 6AnBirR .'I most cordially recon.
mond It a. the most reliable standard authority Of the
English language a. II now written and Spoken."-
President Andrews u 81 ,..~ u f
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-24
'TEGRsS
ROYAL QUARTODICT0NARY.

ThS5 Latest -aThs LaFgSstsa-T Best,
Z. .fhs 0hsapsst BsUsussfthS Best, ,H'iAa
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thority OF shs EngIish Eangaage."s
!, s,s assdr.d ssassss d'isoa.ors Ot 0a'o,
,orss sss1 sSsJIB oIoFIoSAhy sxTANT."
.NAElN0d .-wvl Non 0Vsy,OASs.
He,. arc apvards Of 4 Hundred Ihcusand Words,
vhnSs mutfaTous meanings snd doriyations, together
h thsi correct spelling and pronunciation ara clearly
sstbsfors the eve" Ek
OsNoinaati COmNSrctdl.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-24

Four TRAINS Daily from Columbus

.- -. -tl IN ---@l ~ "a t.1ifss e3
FIRST TRAIN. a'
oINoINNATI ACCOMMODATIONS ct s.3S .. m,
,onnloa Al ali stations between columbul Otncinnan
Dagicn and indianapolis; srdyinE at Cincinnati IA y
I0:s0 a, M, Dayton 9:32a mi connecting ~ Love
lscd with the train on the n. q CR o. for uhiieo'
ia Marietta and Parkersburg. =
-''" SECOND TRAIN. &
gxPREss at hoo m. stopping 81 Jenefscn,
.u,son Charleston, Xenia, Spring valley, Voash,
M,,IoX. south Lebanon, Fosters. hoyeiand, avamp
De pison and Mlford arriving at Cincinnati 81 s9o
m co ,oecting at Cincinnati with the ONO ana Msss
ain, for 80 1isviie St. Louis uairo eo sI-
Iiyine al Dayton at 2O5 p. MI connecting ior hcn'
ucnd, Indianapolis, and all points west.
80 5s THIRD TRAIN.
MAIL AND ACCOMMODATION at 325 p; M, stop.
ling at ali stations between Columbus and Oincinnan
connecting at London for Springfield = E.
FOURTH TRAIN.
NIGHT ExPRnss, via DsytOn :. 1905 =, n M as stop
,n, at London Xenia, Dayton, Midiietown and HAM
to arrfying at Cincinnati st 5:55 ~ MI connecting
ra Ohio and Mississippi Railroad for Louisville 81
Louls oairo, ETC. c~ f w .
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-24
NAPoLEoN's AAtR TolLET I
The Napoleon Hair Toilet

Has been before the public but short time and has AL
they testify that tho Napoleon Hair Toilet Ia e rreaeS
heautihef ever offered to the AmBTican people. .
70 prevent this Toilet from being uountereitcd or i'm
leted Dy unprnoipled personE VIC do not offer IL for
sale at any Druggsts In the United States Therefore
or Gentleman who desires Soft Luxuriant Hair
and ourls and Long soft WhskerB or Mouatache, can
procure the lnugoator Toilet either one, foF on
dollar, inclosed In letter, with their address.
Address O. y, BPnNY T. co.,
- Box 1S3, O0lllnsvilla
ttV4 titFA shys Hartford Co, uOaa.
! feh23 dtw6wie ao''N
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SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OF OHIO.

SCHOOL COMmlSSlONEkS OF OhlO.
o As.os ss Ssla @ eP7sss;..e..s oss q ees.ssss
l'The DIoaonsfy issn impsrshablt monument 70 ",
learning and industry Of m author and an honor 70 '
Nor to that Of any other Lexicon with which an 40
quainted.pl I'd gLlClHG0 { AGSb1L
Eyom Hon a q. Bas,ssv, As- C0nsDsisslonSr o,
l. ..aa'a .e-.- Schools IN OHIO,
T. Ehs Saost reliable standard suthOrity Of the ha-
guAgs." .iY-1 10 s52.l'' 1.--. "
81 ". wulT xBI Ts. ir'a OH -0
IIeadina Newspapers of Ohio Say
From Tie OzsuSdnd Rsrsld Of karra %. '.''
The orthogsphy Of tho Worcester Dictionary is thai
BY most mot @ MA soaa1 10 ~ ssDs
Of ordinary WrterS and speakers, -. ,....t..
Whatever prejudicea may have existed previously,
caefui study Of This yolume mb invsilsb % foioEed
10 add II 70 tho well selected library be 1t large or small
Itis brarg initself and viii remain imperisha
iblS record Of the learning ofiS compiler a-r-l-
T. From tie oincinnaH 0Ommsrctal or Apra %.
Here arc upwards II hundred theusahd words-good
beA and indiierentwhose mnlHfariouS meanings snd
aetvatons together with their correct spelling and pro-
uunciaon arc set clearly before the eye. The work
the greatest Thspsurus Of npglish Wordi
ever Published. b.. sseett f...b .s.. lea .r.3
From sAs OIscslaad PlaiadSGley OF Ssps 1885,
Evidently woRoEsTrl's RoIAL ouAETo DrcT1oEARr I,
no, only ths LGs bat ~ BET toork or s htad spsr "
sssd and can By NO possibility suffer By comparison o.
ooptToysTSy, ,l- ,i. H4i" s7'A-' " '''f I''I -''-
From The Tb,sdo BEads Of My 90 ---
A to YHorunclarIor, WohorsrER Is rms sTlRDnr
followed By our best authors; In definitions bc leaves
nothing TO be desired, and In 0RrHoeRAFHY It sucisn
| 70 say that woRonrrh can DO iafsly followed.
T. INGHAM q BRAGG, .s,.l..
Pm blIshers, Booksellers d statiOnsrs,
NO. ISl SUPERIOR ST., oLHvILAND, OHIO ID.
uars .s...a aasg e.a4
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-11
Semrles the Pirate.

The pirate ldbdma, which so damaged
American commerce in 1SGl-'G2, WAS con-
struccd in n British dock yard, in Livcr-
pool. by a mcmbcr Of the British Parlia-
Lament (Mr. Laird,) armed with British
runs. and manned with British seamen, III
violation Of the treaty Of peace existing be-
tween England and the United States, If
we were President of these United Statcs,
we would dcnounco the course Of England,
in this particular, in unmeasurcd terms, and
let her know that we hold her to n strict ac-
countabiity for such skuking meanness
and bad faith
But we set out to speak of Scmmcs, tho
Rebel commander Of the pirate ship Tho
IbHad,iylM Press tells us who he is
Raphael Scmmc, is native Of Maryland,
and entered the United States Navy in
1876. lie never could he induced to do
duty. but always avoided IT, He read law
a short time in Cincinnuti. and was admitted
to the Ohio bar and subsequently married
the daughter Of DR.. Spencer, of Philadel-
phia. Ge'tinr OF. of means, through tho
niiuoncc ofthat arch traitor T,dH, Srmmcs
was appointed Lighthouse inspector at Mo
bile, under Ruphanaus ADMINISTRATION
Scmm,, was suddenly transferred 20 Wash
mgtuu as Secretary of the Light-lIouse
Board, Here, associated with that arch
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-11

In assuming tho editorial control and pub.
hca,iooot lh+Rpcr after urlouEahsouc,,
and since the occupation of Eas, Tennessee
by the Union ARMY itmay not be out OF
place loru, to state in brief but mmistala-
bic tcrm, what our course will be. We
understand that some -oicitudc is manifest
ed uponthis question in certain rebel quar-
ters. Tlo-c who ipor MS. us all East Ten
ncssccaw do, need not be enlightened on
this suhict but those who have .JoryoHmus,
rs most rebels have are entitled to the in
formation they seek.
Wcar not here to Grctsr this or that act
OF the Washington Government; nor yet
to cra2Sc President Lincoln for what he has
done, q TO wish that he had done other
wise We endorse al he has donc, and W.
find fails with him for not having done
more q the same sort The Federal Coy
crnmolt has been too lcnicnt and too slow
to punish rebels, and to crush ont this most
ahomlinallc, wicked and uncallcd for re.
brIliol, from It's very commencement
tn, mc'iation we shall advocate, is that
of th cannon and the Sr0rt; and our mot
to is.-nO armistlcc on sro or land, until dH
ALL the rebels, both front and rear, in arms,
and IN ambush, are suhiugatod or oXtcrmi-
natoIl And then we are for visiting con-
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ro THE PEOPLE "r FAST T'>NI-~H'
. Orn country has been dNIded ANA dis
Wactcd for the last j"r'o years and even
engaged IN cruel "nd umdci'WS war }"
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Slidell Lying in Europe.

rr in tnnJor ',nr"n1 @ N, Rr,.u,, " m,y,s ,'|, "Iom
have always understood to have taken tho lead on
% n '," n =" , ''i" @ ,,,~ WV" @ r ir", m ~, ~
identified with that question, ! ann confident that It
& ss uoi 49,. Gutns MS '"nET' T Tor Governor p,
Bonds wore Gsuci ~ iiicei ,io,a,tin or an asprcs
a,','''" P',,,'I'" mere Is ",H' u,.oraroe
Bank, ar the reputation of which neither excuse
nor w''mI'n can b' offered feel perfectly 'on.-
tidoI that reputation. what may have bccn his
pryntc p.uuu. ul the refusal to consider M,si.sip-
nj I1uud to pr.yid, l1r tho p,ymrut oc ll, Iuiou
Bank lunI. l..u mot l.n,,,,
JouN SlIprrI.
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Rebel government, i'm his concern for its
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j." WV '''' l'''' ''''"'S ne" NV '''.
TO ald the "Conivdornto Cotton Loan WAS
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WIS ono "''"H ""''"' say N""'"' '''4
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dyr.d don,. and never will dcnv over his
own signature. Whilst Slidclls denial, in
thi, case. rises to thcsuhlmitv of assurance,
ho certainly never crpotl3. or intcndca, his
card to appgar i'm an American ncwspapcr.
But like nil noIi.i.9l ,amc.t.,+ SIidcl tool,
for granted tbat the c.I -Nh..r. i'm this in
Of the bogus Couiodcracy and it4 proposed
fraudulent Ioan--in,tiicd lho means. This
co,rnpt old Louisiana villain. acted upon
this maxim when he planned and success
fully cycrulcd lhe pIDouomipes fraud in
ISIl which cbcotrd CI,y ont of tbc cIcc
i,,.ol yo,, or louisiono Tho unmitiootod
scoundr,l acted upon it when he left his
sa,t in thc limited Nt,trs S,notc in 1SGl in
,iol,lion or his oath and want into III,
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w. G. BRoWNLOW, Editor.

Banner of promise, 10y lrocmcn uniurlSdl
Beacon Of hope to waiting world
Shining above is the starry thrwC
A rift in the murky clouds Of wrong
LIQUIDS that shall roll from their beams of light,
nm tho whole round dome is blue aud bright,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-11
Cur Conrsn of Policy.

OCTourr o. 1858.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-08

who - f.ilea % inks Tue osth q aIlsri.s1s,

who has tailed 10 inke fl,e oath - a1l.,s ss,;..
10 the Uuited states t;tsyesus..nt '-'''s Z
The y. Louis L,aea stairs that -, ss,xr..
u0W sdsancissx ON Little Rfs.k ..s.~ksn .ss
atsbut ~ U0t8nlantry aasd1O. .dQ1 cavsir~ - =.
tsasAlry siilshf Gen. Davidson, and the va,..i,
sexIledit iaps ubsicr coufnlMidtf Major (3xnevsi
Steele {
The +utMusi coGsfEfnation aud alarm vtt i,
vail il fiie border ccMuties OF Missouri III
consequence y tne otueihOt defl EWinE
asfd tne th.tNte.aeH 9nvasaou if0pf kasaas.
avn. ENinsss oit'vf required TUG innatiaiss
"a Jacsseh, : ass ana naieaAsoshsse: g 70 anasa.
aoa tisar h.'n.es aud 4. asscsn',te ai ecTtsss
- lns ~ ~ = Sn
!s1..,.ist s.. s'.s.....J 80 J ~ r. a' x
a,,..a,..,s, - ~. ss I'm .'... e ~ = =
aans - eal.si sais- s.
s.uss ~. y 'su = sVtse Vtt thc vtu ~ nspteMVSt,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-08

Faea TEsSFssER The Chattanooga
Rebet, OF Tuesday, says that Captaip
Rice, who commanded the cavalry picket
between that point and bridgeport, re-
ports the enemy about twelyomiles fro,a
Chattanooga, on the sonth side Of tho
river The .Appears Dalton (Ga.) cor
respondent, OH faSeptemLer lst, writes.
The news brought by the train from ksst.
Tennessee, last night, Is to the effsci thai !.
large Federal force has appeafed AT Eiythe's
Ferry, o,rthe north side ot the Tennessee,
opposite the mouth vi the Hiwassee. GeD.
Daekner On yesterday evacuated London.
ans feIi back with his whole toTce To ehaIiee-
ton, where the railroad crosses fbc Iiiw as
see, some eighteen miles distant ifoiu itS
mouth: The Yankee furcc is reported to ba
some 2D,oD strong, and ene report not be-
Eeye,i-~has il that ten thou 5aiid Lad er.aSel
so ,iiis side oi the 1enDsssc.
The i.ynciiburg Repabf.caa of yestes.
day learns from various sources entHlesi
10 credit, that
A force OF the enemy, estinsatsa ii 40
cavalry, with artillery, ARE certainly ut Nor
ristown, whiShB a depot OH the East Ten.
neasee and Virginia faiifOtd, about Thirty
miies this side OF Knoxville. They are il,
possession of three trains, one DIV which they
captured III Knoxville, the other two wera
taken.cn route frolu Bristol. The train that
leff the hitter place Oh "Wednesday was cap.
,aresl on its arrival la Knoxville, but tks
conductor nlade his escape. They captured
fhc telegraph operator at Monistow0, afist
niie report h ilsat tifey got three operatives,
bal thia ia doubtful
IL L said tis,t the force OF fhe enemy 0ps-
rating In thai region i not Dstnsisse's 9 y ]
maud. hut bsas Ii s llasaele and shaTIsAodivsa
a,i.icr Carter, composed " tri,ion Mea er
Mast Truuea sss, and that Eaekaer with hiA
lcsuasl.a,sl was abseAf from kaoxsills. which
being kuown 10 thesc gentry thxy teok I'd !
yaasfye ot the situation t0 make 1e1eess.
upon that plass- b1Iasiae. Y. y sAla. ~
sfrLd " oeutes th.. country. isasius thai hs4
retreat viii te cut OF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-08

Change of Etse.-it is stated that the polnl
for the inture exchange ot prisoners ia. fir
ginia is shortly 10 be transferred from City
Point TO Port " talihail, on the Appom,ttox
or some other place equally ~ convenient
From Port Walthali, ii that should be tbs
fuiarc scene Of operation, there is . cs,btina
GUS line of vail to Richmond, the point wAef.
TIT prisoners are all consfcgisted, and hide
pendent of other~feaaolss, the delay .asd eS
p, SO attendant upon two roads would te
ttsviatp1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-08

The Cs3e.--At the cage yesterday, john
Whiteside was committed Gu tue charge oi
stealing 4 pair Of shoes valued At xsO, fhc
property OF A. s. Bird. Edward Riektls was
also committed ON the riElfgeal threatening;
personal violence To the said Bid. Tte lst-
Ter svaa afterv ards bailssi out
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-08

Tge Prisons All the Confederate lrisuns
Ia this city nothing WIS done yesterday
The books of the Canttc and Libby Ffss0u
IpsesentestA lAeagrs record showing isQ easrs
og Interest, =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-08

aud reliable.
have thus brought To your attention such
matters rs are deserving Of consideration At
this session oi the General Assembly. hay,
only to add, iii conclusion, thit hope hai.
mony and tllity viii attend your delihrra
tions: that wisdom will dictate your meas
iires, and that they Will promote the honor
i4lteresis and prosperity Of the Common
wealth and the Confederacy.
kespcctlully, JouN LETCHER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-08

In addition, the Common u ea!th owns
81 y3i3 CuU worth II bdah stock {,
whicL viii Readily command la the
nilrket tie sum OF oi......
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-08

TO pay winch, We nave available bank
stocks belonging to the i.it..fny iaDi {,
railroad and other StocAs belonging
1" the Internal linpg os eu eat iand +,
woftli hl tAe nal kut, and from
winch c;Il be realized at aEy ttue
the State may direct, the stu, ut. o.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-08

fhese sun,s, nIaAins .ii ,-3J ,s3i ti,
wien detiusied, viii ivd.e as our
Stat. ucbt.tb sum oi oi...-........ -
Deduct debt purport!u2 10 be duc tu
the Literary iont, ~hteii b.-ionSs Ia
tiir stat. ,-aa.i is a debt by I,etc iie
j. tlon ot law -......... ......... 2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-08

Leaving oniy 10 b
This. statement
ylanf par,. after A.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-08

5,9o3,Ul2 oo
3,0l9,l25 00
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-08

cst OH the public debt
unt:iiled tor. the great
er portion ot whlcii r.
due 10 the Tat 4 States
aud her CitiIeiaS. 49,. 81 80 sol u
II includes, also, the sum
borrowed by Us 10 aiI
IA the prosecution vi
the war, and which, by
agreement, il to be- re-
funded hy tle tuEled.
crate tsos ~ iit,.rut,
amounting II .-.. .-,. S, Joo ,'su %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-08
x9l3.9i7 ~,

epared with
it'll our Audi
.ound accurate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-01

brss Gen Boyd Benson, do; "A Cook. McKennou NYerk'
SHAW npSppson css.oa Cor Sl a hss,
Wealee,: 2ith, y p simpson. Ellis and Aon,rose. Mott
Nfqff @ l 4 I'ss @r steamship sa.ou
nS S sss Asey hYSF SAShs
Oeniuegos; schrs Onward (Br ooalee, kYork for JAG
s e. 'isss rs;'i
ea,Sa fo.a : ROYAL; c.iyss EsyncS sys.l
a ss y 2s n bs, ssaa
FyS wh n 30 r .SS
Rsss Iss n ss slalss.
.n Mr wss ~. s s, Pssa
and Nellie D. studsns Lynn; tn Gould. Croweil, Bos-
'ss.h-Ar ship Fanny MsIenry, Smith, Liverpool brig
"a. sss ss:
ggin. Saais; BALTIMORE D. DO w1SrIs: Ws ,s,io,
Kelly Bosicn Y Meinston, Chapman, DO; Houston,
Fss West soas sy
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ksss E s%s sIsS iess
Bssss stsf FsssssS 3'S
%,'s
so@sr TX s11 tsi Posr snS
sdr
Wilct; DO Gil bark A. inca H.rimsn Havana; schrs
zssss :esrs BAKER OCEAN
28th-Arr bark Sarah A Nicxels Blake, Csrdcnss. CID
brig Alruccabah Bray Cardcnas; schrs Paragon Hatch
freeman john Msise orr Ns%s Cushing and
George, Curtis, EYcrk y..,, rz,..
gins, Ycomico, Md; Mary Elliott, Newcomb Pawtuxent
River; George Colgate Saunders Georgetown DC George
johnson HSn!sy Cake HHclcoss Mo soI MSrp
hurley. Austin and Pauline Mackey. Ezsbethport; Eva
Gale NYork Sid schrs Madonna. Kavenaugh PhsdephA;
2sh-Arr sieamsrs Deaware Tribbie, Rondoui Kngnsh.
or Jones. NYork schrs Ann Brown Brown, and Henry
Hobart Robertson. Gecrgetowl, DC; r King .Lag.wsy.
sioop Rhode Island Remington ESork SD
schr. Chase Ms E.. Jsne Bcfsr John James n:xcI
pha; New Regulus Tllotson Elxabethport Edward woo
Sen Young NYork; Mount Gerard. and Eva Gale. do
PkWTTGKET April 2-Arr schr Mary Mershon. Bright
man E!izsb sHTsT n.r,.,a, Rm.rv
NYosk; 18th, Derby Allen Boston; Orion, whiting, Pha-
sOMfRSET April 5eArr schr Isabel Alberto. fooker,
Daltimore Gid sohr ArRus Crowley, NYork. rsfl
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SIR MArAyAx-Calcutta, March 9-shp Matapsn Robin
son for New York with ssncr. cargo grounded IN che
sesi dosi Of %aeP aud ,ssrsfsrs pa. back
H GS I:ror.sS q %
graph as on shoir at Diamond Hsrbor sand
which pa, Thomas in distress has been ScsSsmssc
gc Drtsosr Loekn f,s% Eoskpor for Baltimore with
BE- Bnic Fior', ut Baltimore from Halifax on ash u.sn
adams 1ss " about nay @ S ws s Ghss
doned Took from her an anchor. chain. old
Bsie cArzLtA tnot bark coa) Ace from New York for
a. IN was as 81. y ss wnr ps, ioo g rhoms, 18Th
the BE- ship carlAncc Cap. Brown from Melbourne for
ashore 7ih Silver Key Reef Assistance has gone 70
scHR Yonksr Crrr-rrs arc entertained for IN. ..,s,v
81 s ;sI She S cg s c, o t Hsy. q
S' fsaSs %s s Sss
q. ss ss; ~
Easp,y ws,srosss , sat- a. %, 30 s
BR soHR NJ THoWrx Nickerson. hcnc. 18TH inst 70,
rsyiown put into Baltlmor~ 2th N distress having had
lon X 80 800 10" '' ~ o.
scnn cnAs ADAMS Of Baltimore sbou, 80 tons. diana ted
Chesspeakc Bay
Sens Ar.Ils from Boston for Aux Cages ashore 7h
Ba scmn ONWARD coalsest hence for Jscmel pu, into
Philadelphia as'h ms. for .sIsrs
snip e..ps. Andro. fs% siors Dec sfor San Francisco
: snip 6aais: hi; Dssi., from Srort March . for San
sSp xamiSs from SsS1 I Tor Liverpool Aprn ~ \. q
rsrelgn Ports.
Ascy, FEB 7s-In port bark Golden Gate. rhornhi for
Sc:s..g, a. AEr1 a., l,a, IRA SIR; s9r,:.a;
rsisS viss.s. DxssreA 90
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Marine Total Losses and Dfsasters Re-
ported I'm April, 1868.
From record kept by II. Upton Secretary Of the Anne
rcan shipmsers Association, VIC have compiled the follow
ing list total losses and disasters for April 1867
TOTAL LOSSES.
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PARTIAL LOSSES.
Those marked C, collisions; jetsam Of cargo; L. leaky
p ports d,stress y, stranded; arrived In dis
ess; captured by rebel and released