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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-10
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COUNTY UNION TICKET


.Hl y Election, Tuesday, october nth, 1864
~ COS fst For fpressHtahre
FREDERIUK W. COOK, Of Pidgeon
cIert Of Cgrts
BLYTHE HYNE5 ~ Pidgeon
-uFr Htt For sherif
ROBERT EAHLhl, 0f Pdgeon.
nor Tfsanrsr.
% COL. JOHN RHEINLAnDER, Of Perry
For Recorder.
CASPER ToAHEMELr, Of Piegeon
o.. j ..... Fer Coroner.
l.F.f .af JOHN BIsCHMANN, Of Pidgsop
aaftt For Surveyor.
SAMUEL Q. hO0 MIS-, o. Union.
tr.. 10y. t+ Far County C0ssissoasT.
CHAkLEs KNOW LES, Of scott
t.I gmion Executive Committee, lat
District.
pagtaa.-JoHs AZ TRsEs, principal;
W. r. THOMPSON, contingent
DutOh-JoHN MANS, PRINCIPAL
PIcKHAHpT, contingent
AasOa.--N b. FAEsca. principals
jams 7. EaHRHE, contingent
Knoa,-nuros 4 GHHg principal;
jana g. fRlrcHKif contingent
EH Martn--LEwIs BsooKs principal.
MioHAEL RELLT, contingent
Pks~-GoopLErr MoAskE, prineipRii
N T. O. HAMAosp, contingent.
Pssru--JoHE A MASR. primaraii
J. RoGERs contingent.
spenss.-JAMre FARLKr prpoipali
Il. I. KxAcHnvAL, contingent.
a. Yand@rbaygL-ALvAn IoHNsoS, principal.
iaa.ss JANIS II. McNEHLT contingent
-tse Wayrsk-JoHr D. HANDY, principals
J. b. HuDsrfrH, contingent
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-10

sa- Il is well known that the Con-
yention that framed the present Consti-
tuition Of the State of Indiana was
largely Democratic, and that they de-
prived the soldiers Of Indiana of the
right to vote, except in their respective
townships. No amount of CoPperhead
lying, however persistent, can change
the truth Of history.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-10

ALIEN AID NrBbAcx AT Mr. vssSox.
"A gentleman writing to us on bust
ness, from Mt Vernon, on Thursday
evening, says: "Allen and Niblack have
just finished speaking to large crowd
in the Court House. Col. Allen beats
Niblack in fine style, as the COpperheads
themselves admit All passed of quiet
ly, and much good strength is added, /
think, to the good cause.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-10
SCHOLASTIC.

Indiana State Unworthy.
.rrHE EExT TERM BEGEss on TBE 1875
Il - septf mber- In 1850 the Trustees 81 rnta
ttsfisH sbsiishsd Al Tsifiss Fees, eosssqasut-
> a. urasd Soi4 srs aditssd free q sbarzs
Z tnitl1n.
Ia Las Term begins on tbs llsh n Esvsnbsr.
y. 3. hAXwFLL,
PrssidsHt % fhs Bssrs Of Trustees
81 .Elsg. on. Ipd ssl3-etd Itw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-10

Gas FoRRKsT AND FHF NEaRoEs.-It
is kno~n that the negroes Of The Me.ho.
dist congregation AZ UnioHiosn, Ala,
recently contributed ii 900 to the Asso-
ciaiion for the relief Of MANNED soldiers,
and being informed that this eoniribu-
ION vas Sufficient 10 constitute q lie
director, they selected Gen. Forrest for
tlat honor-Neio Albany Ledger.
The Nashville papers pronounce the
above the silliest kind Of falsehood.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-10

TINS HoEsE-THIEr JEssE DRAyrnp.-
The telegraph at noon yesterday brought
the gratifying intelligence that the noso-
rious guerrilla, horse-,hief, and hiEhwsy-
man Jesse, late one Of the raiders Of
the defuuct John Morgan, has been
drafted by Col Holman, Of tbs lIth
Kentucky Cavalry, not exactly into the
United States service, bat out OF the
Conservative Democratic service in Ken.
lucky. Jesse, ike his teacher, John
Morgan, Of when be was an apt pupil
has bad considerable run, and now
should be sent to join his master in che
dark dOminions of Erebua
Playing guerrilla is fast playing oai.
Within month several OF the most no
torious that have infested Kentucky have
heeu wiped out or taken in. Hollis,
Woodward, Adam johnson, John Morgan
and Jesse, have all been retired uUd-
denly from their thieving trade, and We
hops soon 70 hear that Jake Bennett,
Yates, Sypers, and several lesser lights
have followed suit
Surely the gOds have taken compass
sion on the horses of Kentucky, If not
on the people
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-10
wAn ITEM clipped from the Ciaci

b~An item clipped from the Ciacin-
natl Tines found its way into our paper
yesterday morning as editorial, mis-
take frequently made in every newsps-
per 1t afforded the happy editor Of
the TSBs<s of this city Al opportunity 70
illustrate his great talent at criticism
and blackguardism-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-10
SELLING OFF.
selIing or at Cost.

gItHE USDEEsTGSFD, DEsIRoUs OF CLOS
J. az cut his sfsek q sadd1sry, offers 70 tsi Ain
s,scz y esddiss AID Harnses q less than eest
II o. q possd Of - the let Of octobsr ths -.
tirss-sek utifb SD - austisn-
sspls-tfo-si q IMAM 81. 'sVS. cosfs Hoses.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-10
WANTED.

A sITuATIoN--BY COMPETENT PER
"A SOFAS assistant Book .kespeF or salesman
cAa Influence some considerable trsdo. Greeery
OF Liquor bn iness preferred. Apply 81 this once
sspio-St
A BRIGHT, ACTIVE BOY. AT THE ST
"a Nicholas Saloon. Apply Immediately. SEPT
youRNEYMEN CARPENTERS WANTED
MuRsINNA 4 BOYD.
Ne. !, Chambers Block.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-10
DIsgusted.

We we're not surprised to hear the ex-
pressions of disgust which were current
yesterday among the Copperheads at
Davy Laird's speech, the night before,
1t vas well calculated to disgust all who
had the success Of the COpperhead party
At heart Il large majority OF the really
large crowd came out TO hear the Hon.
Thomas A. Hendricks, and their patience
was exhausted in being compelled TO
listen for over two hours 10 the twaddle
Of the gentleman from Spencer Many
of them lefi long before Mr.. Hendricks
commenced speaking
The Union men we're jubilant LAird's
speech was doing work for them that
none Of their own speakers could per-
form. lie was making votes fer Lincoln
and Johnson with success that excited
their highest admiration, and we're ii
not FOR fear ths. their motives would be
miaconssEaed, and they bs charged with
disturbing q Democratic meeting, they
would have given vent TO their saiisfae.
ton 10 cheers that would have had more
soul 10 them than the siekly efforts OF
the elaqaers who had been appointed 10
do Up that part Of the programme. We
never saw better pleased set OF men
than the Unionisis who composed a large
part Of the crowd, as they listened to
Laird Examinations.
An estimate Of the ability and iulsl-
ligsnee Of his speech May be had, when
we announce that one Of bis statements
vas to the effect that tie country vac 10
as bad q condition during the Admins.
sratlon Of Willard Fillmore, as whsn Mr..
Lineoln received Il from the hands 81
James Buchanan TAsrs is not school
boy ia the land old enough TO read, bat
VIA. knows the statement to b basely
false Il is not our intention TO fellow
Mr. Laird In bis many falsehoods and
misrepresentation Most Of them wsrs
so palpabls as to need no refagntion On
our part II is only the common politi.
cal lies aioat through the country that
Mr.. Laird gets bold Of lie has not the
ingenuity to manufacture any With tn.
least degree Of plausibility. Those b.
retsils have been 50 often proven to b
lies, that most intelligent aud shrswc
Democratic speakers have abandoned
Them long ago. sdf 8
We trust the Mcclellan Club win ex
tend an invitation to the Honorable gen
tleman to again address the Democracy Al
as early day "a practicable.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-10
FOR SALE.

A SMALL FARM SITUATED IN LAW
"a renee county State Of Illinois. two miles
Z psu the Wabash rtver, IL contains 90 acres Of
cad land As can be found any who're, 10 Of which
are aHder cultivation, and the whole we'll fenced
III, re IL also vne COED new log house, with smoke
house. stahso, etc viii be sold cap. Title in
aisputabie. For further particulars enquire At
this once. sept3- wd
A USEFUL. LIGHT DRAt Cur STEAM
~ Boat, IN gcod rsnning order. Cheap tor
eAsh. Require Il
auE2T-du cox 4 HUMPHREY.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-10

E9- Col John Cobarn, Of Indiauspo-
lis, had the honor Of leading the march
into Atlanta, distinction be bad veil
earned by his distinguished gallantry.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-10

1k- Ex-Governor Joseph A. Wright
viii sddress our people On Saturday
evening, Sept I7th This will be an en-
tertninrnenf worth Listening 10.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-10
LOST.

ON TUESDAY NIGHT. AT MOZART HALL,
~ or between the II u and a sidencs on sc
end street, switch Of II Mt Hair. The finder
viii b suitably rewarded By leaving IL Al this
eaaoa. sap9 %
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-10

A ccFTEREKAn manifestation.
While as Bloomington, the regular pas
senger train passed the regiment on its
var North. We mention this fact to
show the significance of the following
circumstance The train containing
tbs lS6th left the town shortly after the
departure Of the passenger train. When
about mile or mile and half out, as
the engineer was slowly making his way
round curve, he discovered a fence
rail across the track, and barely had
time, running slow as be was, 20 reverse
his engine and check the train before he
was upOa il The rail was evidently
prepared for the especial purpose Of
throwing the train containing the SOL
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-10

JUsT so-When Gen. Grant left Jack
son, Miss, TO invest Vieksburg, the rebel
telegraph announced that Grant was re-
treating on Yisksbarg.
When Sherman commenced bis las
flank movement the Richmond papers
reported that he was retre2tiug from At
lanta heavily Psrsued by Hood.
We shall not be surprised TO hear in
a few days that Grant is retrsatiag from
Petersburg in ike style.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-10
PRIVATE BOARDING.

A FEw FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH BOARD,
n can Be obtained In Aprivats family BY calling
Immediately. Tho beat city refersncss required
Apply at the Journal once.
ssDR-lyd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-10
Co-PARTNERSHIP.
;. RoDe1, SF. CARS, JoHS sILBki
Co-parknershin Notice.

Co-Fartnershlp Notice.
Ek0M and after this date, the lsts Firm Of n.
T. y. Carr Co. viii 20 under tbs nam and sty y
u Hedge. Carr %. We are now permaF en u
water and sycamore Streets, with a ans stock Of
Ifsoors 81 every description.
HODGE. CARR = &c.
August sth, 1854. I62w.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-10

We are authorized to announce WILL M T.
KpsoN, Of INT. Vernon as a candidate for Judge
Of the Court Of Common Pi as, in this District.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-10
ANNOUNCEMENTS.


For Coroner.
Please announce JOHN BIsCHMAN, an cid
sisinsn Of this coaniy, candidate for the Office
Of Coroner At the ensuing October election.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-10

Cnurcn property for Sale.
THE ThUSrEES OF TIE LOCUST STREET
4 Msthed 81 Church ooer for sale their old
Chnreh on Locust street, between Second and
laird, At bargain.
Enquire Of ASA IGLEHE ART,
Angfe-u Third Street
A LOT, WELL SITUATED IN A DESIRABLE
n part Of she city, one hundred by one hundred
and ninety-eight feet. New cottage frame house
elseRrn, &c. Apply 70 DIR. GRAHAM
Wniker,s Sow, Third ct bet Sycamore and Vine,
angs4-u Evan Vile, Ind.
a BRICK HOUSE, on MULBERRY START,
- containing four rooms. For particulars en-.
suire At this ofice. sugsS
NINE RESIDENCE FOR SALE. The splen
II aid residsnoe and grounds Of the late II, P. "a
selberry aasly located in the immediate vicinity
al Nj Vernon, Indiana, are offered 70 purchasers
atprsvAte sale. The grounds contain about seven
ceres and the premises are in complete repair
Psrsons a. sirous Of purchasing one OF the hand
sonest places In Southern Indiana, are referred &
EM. SPENCER, Fsq., Mt. Werner, or
JHO. ]. CHANDLER. Esq, Evansville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-10

Fo9 Congysn, Fsa Disirget.
COL. CYRUS M. ALLEN,
OF Knox County.
fElsetion, Tuesday October II, 1891
Union State Ticket.


[Elsstloa, Tuesday October II, 1854
sraf..aa
= .lff Tor Geverlor,
OLIVER P. MORTON,
FL fs4ta o. WAFHE
For LieHi. Governor,
Is sa..a COL. CONRAD BAKER,
VAEDKasUH0H
4. ..f For Secretary Of ssaas,
s8.tfs s.tlaf HELsOH TRUsLER, Of BAystte.
d re For Aaaaor Of State,
THOMAS D. McCARTY, Of Wabash.
5 For TTsassrsr ef 6tats,
a,4 JeHn l. MORRISON, Of Washington
For Attorney General
pELAEA z. WILLIAMSON, o. Putnam
"a ~ - IA For ol~k Of The supysHas Court
GEN LAZARUS NOBLE, Of Knoz
... d. ...s- Per Reporter Of Sspraas Court
$1,000 & ..+g COL BENJAMIN HARRISON, Of MarioA
t For saprems Jndsss
LAT Disfrtet--JAMEss FRAZER, o. Koscinsks
"a Dsrct-JEnU T. ELLIOTT, Of Henry.
81 Dntrlet--CHAHLEs A. RAY Of Marion.
....a tth Enthusiastically O. GREGORY, Tippeeanoe
.H.a. Fer sspsralasdea Of Public Instruction,
PROF. GEORGE W. ness Of Marion.
-. r ...ltsi Fov Pieas Judge
e1a# at WILLIAM p. EDsoN, Of Possy.
. ....a.at. HHaaH
-. - = For Common Pleas Attorney.
. s r. ROBERT A. HILL, OF VAaderburgh.
Fov Joiat Representative.
JAMES " wELB0RH, Of Possy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-10

nT There was heavy robbery COM
mitted at Sterling, Illinois, on the 9th
ult The banking house of VIM. A San
born was entered, safe broken open,
and $4,000 in money stolen The thief,
had not, at last &C counts. been detected
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-27

soeses & q q Iptin -
Udbe1 49, - WIDllna.s - &
:,ss - - - - : g. . -
s.:..1! = selse.l =! y = 80. g - g:
oast olteAk 10y. 9som I'll ssDoste -
ior ree6jvob. a. essslDafS stedsotly -.
jo9 troops Il I'll sts1o4 po1eleee 70 rseiss
ths esoested sdvspso ~ ~ kse!eseIA
Pa Rjehmood aothogtetoe - eeedsosly
ooop'steIy puzsls6 = ssgsso p - essaees
~. fS,snf &TM~
~. ritsSeeA ~ made tiA AppS,esses
:, m ne,s hboskeod 81 Chssles City Cosrt
iiosss. With cavalry fores, sariossly esti.
.sted fsom 1000 - 600 The efeater
oert Of this force u composed Of rs-enlisted
veterans who have lately returnsd from
recruiting furlough. Col. Robbins also com.
maods force In this immediate neighbor.
hood. Charles City Court nosss d gar.
risooed BY picksts Of The old iofsnsfy di.
vision under Command Of Gen. Elsby, and
. regiment Of heavy artillery stationed ct
Bromley Station, on York River, whore
they see reported engaged throwing up
eafthwosks. Troops ere sIso eoocestrsting
on oil intermediate points between York
end james rivers.
The co0tfabands state that great excite
msnt prevails among The scattered inhsbit
ants OF this region, and Yankee advance
mometsrily expected.
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yOLIClTING.-Th Company will act a At
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tions in this Country and Europe, on the most
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procure renewals for Patents.
Our EshiJifioa Rooms and Ssl!sng Department.
We respectfully submit 70 the public that ours
il the only responsible Soliciting House in the
World that has an Exhibition Room, and IN EN-
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On Patents taken out by Us we require NO I'D
vance fee for selling
We are in regular communication with upwards
oflso Patent Sellers throughout the country who
depend wholly for their supply upon us. Dur
Exhibition Rooms corner broadway and Barclay
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are daily visited by numbers Of Capitalists and
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THE GREAT SECRET


II is admitted by all physicians that the grand
secret Of health and long life lies in keeping the
blood and various fluids ofthe body in high de-
gree Of auidity. When you feel continued pain
in the head Or bowels, or any other Isrts Of the
body, you can prevent serious sickness BY taking
BRANDRETIrS PILLS.
bleeding may give moinentary ease, because the
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-27
(Hpscial 10 Com meYcial.l

WARRINGTON, April &c.
1t Is asserted that there 10 not Monitor
aAoat that does not draw too much water
to pass ovor the bar ct the mouth Of Able.
marie Sound.
There are strong indications that the Sen.
ate will pass Mr.. Stevens joint resolution
for the temporary raising Of the tariff, q!
though efforts will be made to exempt oil
goods now in bond.
| hear that the Senate military commit.
tee have agreed to recommend On appropria-
ton Of twenty million dollars for pay.
ment Of volunteers to be called out for less
than ono hundred days.
Senator Clark, Of N. H., has been elected
President, pro tsmpsre, Of the Senate, in the
absence Of Vice President usmlin.
Tho proceedings before the n1use Com
on patents relating to the application Of the
Goodyear India Rubber patent, has excited
much interest here during the past week.
The case was argued on part Of the remon
stranco by six gentlemen, four Of them
representing manufacturers, and Mcssrs.
Beotworth. OF Mass, and Grescon, Of Pa,
representing the railroad interest Of New
England, Pennsy lvania aud other States
James I. Brady, Of N.Y., concluded the
argument yesterday on the part Of the ap-
plicant.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-27

NEW 1oRK, April ".
The strike ct the Atlantic Docks 10 end
cd, the demands OF the workmen being
complied With.
!, Jas. Mcdonald & Co., grain shipping
hove, have failed.
FIN hundred troops for Gen. Burnsids's
comm1nos passed through to-day. They
come from h<steIn Siates and belong ~
various reg mefrS.
A Norfolk iettcNo Of the 23l reports that
the LIST Uaited volunteers GOOstropg,
recraited At Point Lo>kout IRON rebel
prisoners. is there on Prosa.t duty.
Col. Winston, 9th N. Y. reo>I ree;meot
wss captured It home last Frtasv Alter
resistance and receiving tlvo bullets in his
body
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-27
WAsHlEcIoN

WAsHIKCToN, April y.
Gen. Grant has taken mea,ures and mum.
bers enough OF the regular armies In the
field to make them irresistible. Concentra.
ton 10 the order Of tho day.
The troops are now msssed upon such
lines - the Lieutenant General believes
lead to vital strategic points in rebellion.
Instead Of being discouraged At the appar-
ent weakness Of our forces 10 Tennessee,
Kentucky, North Carolins and elsewhere,
tho country should DO encouraged BY that
TACT. As IN explanation, our forces are now
massed sgainst points and armies Of much
more importance. When the shock Of bat.
tie comes il will find the Union armies in
stroDger force than they have ever been
before. The rebels arc now pursuing the
scatterstion policy, hence recent successes
10 uhimportant quarters. Storms come d
most unpropitio0s moments.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-27

ST. Louis, April 70.
Late Little Rock dates say Mr.. Ailis, OF
Jefferson county, was elected Speaker Of
the Arkansas legislature. Mr.. Carson,
member Of tho House, recently captured BY
guerrillas, has escaped and arrived ct Lit
tie Rock. The legislature will Immediately
provide for tho organization Of the State
militia, raising tho revenue, and adopt
measures to render it impossible for rebels
to grasp the reins OF government.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-27

NEwBERN. N. H., April %.
Reports from Plymouth have is that oar
Gag still a,sts over our iottiHcatioos 10
that place, though the cuemy have poses.
sion Of the town and river.
Il 10 eaid that Gen. Vessel retired With
bic force into the Notifications With fifteen
days' provisions.
TIN report appears to b believed.
Ga the arrival OF moro guoboats Ne shall
b able % ressh Plymouth and ascertain
The lacts.
Wsshinoton and Nswberu ere 0ueh
oore stroogly fortified 49, Plyooaths ed
With len more troops and gsnboats which
- ataie - q the vaya tbst 60 y hsld
epAinst ~ ~ soo6n - - 6toeoos
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-27

Runner that 01o1kO1g a . ~
IN peEccdc Ban1Es.' sssl
This, That, and the Oder.


Times Special
WAsarHeros, April 20.
All i quiet 1t the front to-day.
A heavy recennoissoscs islo the val.
Icy developed the tact thst there il no
considerable body Of the esemy this
aide the Rapidss.
Il l. believed thai Lee would not ven
ture IN offensive m0vement
A report psevails that Leo g remove
ing heavy artillery 70 Richmond.
There 10 no foundation for the rumor
that Lopgst ee.'s forces arc q Thorough.
fare Gap.
Fits Hugh Lees division vas reviewed
BY Stuart to-day, at Hampton crossings,
below Fredericksburg.
Desertcrs are again coming into our
lincs. Al one p int the average mum.
Der hes been eight per day. for : week.
lSpss 70 The ussald.l
The 9th army corps is nov 10000
strong.
1t Is said the President thinks Of send.
ing S;ckles 10 take Banks place.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-27
Sr Iot,vo NJ r. Anil

Sr. JOINS, N. F., April 20.
The first returned sealcr has arrived
at Roberts Bay, with $500 seal.
She brings news Of the loss Of 10
vessels.
The average catch must te nearly !
total failure, ss over hundred vessels are
damned in ice in Green Bay, without
seals.
700 ship-wrecked men were at Green
Pond.