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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-23
Cleveland Market.

FLOURS-Good TO choice double extra red at IS 25;
white do do - 500900: Sales $50 bbls fancy double
extra at $ l2hc 225 hhls good double extra red at
40 bbls do at rs; $50 bbls choice do at $8 OO
600 bbls Ohio white at ~ 30; 80 bbls exta red at
81 25; 100 bbls do at 81 CO.
WHEAT-Sales II 800 bushels red free on board at
81 65 cars red ON track at 81 65: car red on track
at 81 6s; car white on track at 81 n.
BuCKWHEAT-Inm moderate demand for seed at
81 IS per bush.
:, ,PORK--Quiet but steady and firm at $50 90 for
Ma. land $50 90 for No. 2 mess.
LARD Salet 1000 lbs city rendered at lOc 1000 Bs
SMOKED MEATs-sales 1000 lbs sugar-curcd
hams at l9c 1000 ss shoulders at Ilc 500 rs diied
beef at Ice.
MESS BEEF-Dull at sl7 90 for city packed.
:, BUTTER-Small sales of good to choice Western
Reserve at 26C92Sc.
EGGS-Quoted t1Sc.
Enthusiastically at l3@14c for good to prime
w, X. Small lots selected command l5c.
HlGHWlNES-Inle less demand but firm, Sales of
100 hrs at 81 As.
.ALCOH0L-Firmer. Held at SO 90 for 9e Der
cent; Neutral Proof spirits 81 81. -
SALT-Fine So 20; coarse and ground solar Sc rs.
BEANS-Selling at q so per bnshel for medium
white.
DRIED APPLES-Sellng steadily at 1oXc.
zoe for unpeeed. n -
.P0TATOES-Selling at 81 lo9l 90 for peach
blows, according TO quality.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-23
Official Dispatch from Secrefar,
Stanton.
WASHINGTON, june %, 10 P. NJ.

.H. WASHlNGTON, Juue ~, ~ L. NJ.
To Mjor General Dir:
Dispatches from City Point. at 4:3O this
evening, report no fighting to-day. Move
ments are in progress which are not now
proper for publication.
The Richmond papers report an attack
upon Lynchburg by Hunter on Saturday,
and that he was repulsed.
1t is belived, however, that there was
nothing more than reconnaissance, and
that having ascertained the place to he
strongly defended, General Hunter with
drew and has been operating upon the cne-
my's communications at other points.
A dispatch from Gen. Sherman's head
quarters, dated yesterday evening at $50
o'clock, states that it has rained almost ev-
cry day, in spite of which our lines have
been pressed forward steadily, and an i'm
portant. position has been gained by Gen.
Howard.
The enemy made a desperate attempt to
retake this position last night making sew
en- distinct assaults on General Whitakers
brigade of Stanley's division.
No more of this dispatch received at the
hour of going to press.-EDs. Statesman
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-23

THEATER.-NIr. r. Ell. Miles is now play
inga brilliant ntengagement at the Atheneum,
in connection with his three splendid and
intelligent horses. The establishment has
been crowded every night during the week.
and the extraordinary feats of the actor
and his admirable horses elicit unbounded
applause. He is well sustained by the COM
pany and the establishment, we are pleased
to say, is in turn well sustained by the
people, and will continue to be while such
excellent and exciting dramas as are now
being produced continue.
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The Cold Market Excited and
FeVerisi1. ID
TOREIc+N NEWS.
NC ES s1oNAL,
National Convention Postponed.

NEW YORK, June 22.-At meeting of
the Executive Committee of the National
Democratic Committee, held here to-day
voted that in Difference to the desire of q
large number of the leading members ofthe
Conservative Union Democratic party
throughout the country, the meeting of the
Democratic National Convention be post
poned to Monday, August, 29th, 1864, at
II o'clock at noon at Chicago.
AUGUST BELMONT, Chairman.
FRED'K 0. PRINCE, Secretary.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-23
The Pence State COnvcn fion of New
York.

New YORK, June 21.-!The Wood orPeace
State Convention met at the Aster House
this afternoon. About sixty were present.
Propositions TO nominate IN independent
candidate met with but little favor. Wood
declined and came out himself for McClel-
Ian or any other man nominated at Chica-
go. Mass meetings are called for Wednes-
day in this city and other places, to impress
the Chicago Convention that the people
favor peace. The committee will meet again
Tomorrow. fra
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-23
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.

New York Money marIIct--June 22.
Money more active and decidedly firm at 7ms per
Sterling exchange unsettled. and sales reported
at 246 in currency
SSd Irregular and unsettled opening at 2l2 and
,,S, S1,overnment stocks 1rmer; u. 8. ss 81 coupons
October and April, l07II. -'"'A'' -o'0'' -o'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-23
The Enemy Determined to Hold
{ isna Petersburg TO the Last.

HEADQUARTERS, June 81, 8 A. M.-Some
skirmishing took place along the line yes
terday and to-day. No change of position
has been made by either party during the
last night The enemy are busy throwing
up works at different points, aud although
mile of the city, they seem determined to
hold it to the last. 9Ielass Nt H
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-23
The Bankers md Brokers After
the Gold hill. .sr..

New York, June pa meeting ofbank-
ers and brokers to-day appointed commit
tee to visit Washington to endeavor to Sc
cure the repeal or modification of the gold
bill.
Up to o'clock p. NJ. to-day. no decision
had been arrived at on the Question of an
attempt to postpone the Democratic Con-
vention.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-23
Master Commissioners Sale.
Sheriff g Sale.


Samuel L. Quinn In Partition.
, Superior Court of Franklin
David Quinn ct al County, Ohio.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
i said Court, made at the May term thereof, A. ID.
1854, will offer for sale at public auction, at the
door of the Court House, in the city of Columbus on
Saturday, the 23d day of July, A. D. 1864,
at o'clock P. NJ, the following described real es-
tate, situate in county Of Franklin, and State Of
Ohio, TO wit;
The west half of the southwest quarter Of section
six, in township two of range SIXTEEN of the unap-
proprated Military lands in the district Of Chlico
the, and State Of Ohio, containing seventy-three
acres and three hundredths (3l0O) of an acre, ac-
cording to the official plat of the. survey of said
lands: aso the east half of the southwest quarter Of
section six, in township two of range sixteen Of the
unappropriated lands in the military district offered
for sale at Chillcothe, Ohio, containing seventy
eight acres and three one-hundredths Of an acre
lS 3lO0, all of said lands being situated in Frank
lin county, Ohio and being the premises owned and
occupied by the late Peter QUINN at the time of his
decease. cr.a ~ w
Appraised at $50 90 per acre. - 49,,
TERMS OF SALE-0ne-thir Of the purchase mo-
ney paid the day Of sale, one-third in one year.
and onethird in two years. with interest," and mort
gage on the premises TO secure deferred payments.
- WIN. D0MlGAN,
Printers fees, % 90. Sheriff.
june2l-d1t&wtd rr sf .s-ls. ~ 81
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-23
LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN.
A Rebel View of Hunters Move
ments.

New York, June 22.-The Richmond Sem
tinel of the 18th, says of Hunters opera
tions, that after destroying part ofthe Char
lottesville railroad, they struck the railroad
to Petersburg neal Concord depot and cut
the telegraph. The purpose of isolating
Lynchburg, the Sentinel says, is a failure,
owing to Sheridan's not joining Hunter. 1t
also claims that Hampton whipped Sheri-
dan. A.st4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-23
Philadelphia market-June es.

The markets are unsettled in consequence Of u Q
advance in gold.
FL0uR-Flrm. Extra family SO 5O99 so.
05. White 81 1902 20.
C0RN-Quiet. Yellow 81 so.
MISUNDERSTANDING.
OATS-Dull.
LARD-Buoyant at l61S@l7c.
PETROLEUM ! Firm. Crude 46c refined in
bond G0aGsc do free 7s9S0c.
WHISKY-Adval cling. Sales 100 bbls at 81 So
but none held higher.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-23
New Yorll stock Marle1-.Innn pp.

Stocks dull and lower. Chicago and Rock Island
ll514; Alton and Terre Haute 641<; Cleveland and
Toledo l49 Chicago and Northwestern preferred
esjs; Chicago and Northwestern 81; Illinois Central
scrip l30A Michigan Southern l0l; Harlem pre-
ferred ll21a Pacific Mail 2G5 New York Central
1922; Erie u.s. Hudson l4I3S; Reading l4Oh; Cam
ton 4oh; Galena and Chicago 1st bonds l22; Pitts
burg Fort Wayne and Chicago 49, Ohio and Mis-
sssppi certificates 50; one-year certificates 971I;
1905 l0S; $40 coupons 1857.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-23
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BARCLAY, PERKINS g. cos GENUINE
London Porter & Brown Stout
HnfllPd Inv GA N nj Ell A. snNc

LONDON.
III is well known that three -fourths of the Rear
L sold for London Porter is counterfeit and iniuri-
GUS instead Of beneficial 10 those in delicate health
.,u,, LONDON, Nov. 18th, 1858.
=, With regard 10 the genuineness Of the Beer ann.
only. BARCLAY PERKISS iG q n Y1,s ~
GARDINER q. YVELIN.
PIT Fulton st., New York,
,o,o, >, Sole Agent for Gambler Sons.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-23
An Ordinance

Making an appropriation to refund to VIII
< liam Barton for monies paid to the city
by mistake. ~ y
Section /. Be IL ordained by the City Council of
the City Of Columbus. That the sum of forty-two
hereby appropriated out of any moneys in the City
Treasury not otherwise appropriated, TO refund 70
William Barton the above sum paid by him To the
city through mistake.
Sec. .. That the above appropriation be paid out
on the order Of the chairman OF the committee Of
Ways and Means. - 4
President Of the City Council
Passed June 20, 1851.
, Attest: JOSEPH DowpALL, City Clerk. gg
june29-d1t sEtyE US ~ " AsAA-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-23

The CrRcus.-Robinson & Howe's famous
circus, the best concern travelling this sea-
son, or perhaps that ever travelled, will be
here to-day. Robinson, the great horse
man, will be the attraction, and 1t is worth
a long journey to see him Ego it, bare
backed. ss si,adr "A - ID $3.50 e,d
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-23

REsIaNED.-0ficer James Gillespie yester-
dayy rendered his resignation as city police
man, for the purpose of devoting bis entire
time to the detective business in which he
is an expert. ,Ea.aa goa Asi aa7.y''i rs
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-23
Foreign Loan.
TSpecial N tbe Even;nr Post !

W. lDPeUIul 10 t1o EVUulHB NUsV.I
WASHINGTON, june 22.---It isreported to-
day In Congressional circles, that Mr.. Chase
will negotiate foreign loan Immediately
after the passage of the Loan bill now be-
fore Congress. The bill contains q provis.
ion authorizing Mr.. Chase to negotiate such
loan. ssF-a 4 - raFWhGfI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-23
THE CITY.
THE EXCISE LAW.

iImp0rtunt &ctlon Under the Internal
RevenueGnw Before the u. 8. Com-
imissioner--Shall state Officials
Return their Board nv In.
-cOme!-The Case of Field
Versus DOren.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-23
Baltimore rTarket-Jun. aa.

Baltimore Market-June 22.
FLOuR-Firm, Ohio superfine 90 %.
WHEAT-Active and firm; Kentucky white So l5
:, ,C0RN-Dull and dropping. White 81 1901 4s;
WHISKY;m7.Firm. Sales at 81 Sc for Ohio.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-23
ADJUSTMENTS.
ELLSLER'S ATHENEUM.
W. C. BNYTHE, Sole Lessee and Manager.

Fourth Night Of the daring equestrian and dramatic
artist 90 =
NGr. IF A; &. M, y H. r. l; n. Miles, 9
IDA, MINNEHAHAA AND WATAWAH.
This, Thursday Evening, Juno cad,
n VIII be performed the grand drama Of
~ IT nj "A MI
nt,.l Ahe IRON Son Of ss1. o,4
n, T,ptnam ~. Mr.. R, E.J. NILES
Washington's Horse,,v.i.. s,,a.....o,0....IDA
K. .,,.LaaaI To conclude with 4 fIk
Black Eyed SUSAN.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-23

A Demand for the Surrender of
Petersburg Made and Refused
---Our Army In Position to Shell
the TOwn--.The Fall Of Peters,
burg to Decide the Fate Of Rich
mOnd.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-23

eIal " e'ss0riQ sl1FeaW 'liNe pisl
'ef ..9sf Al sfst sstithssd saC bsAst I
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-23
Especial to the World.l

WASHINGTON, June 2l.-Intelligenc from
the front to yesterday noon is at hand. 1t
is understood that Sheridan is already on
another raid. Sunday night there was con-
siderable skirmishing and heavy artillery
firing, b 1t nothing of Importance resulted.
A demand for the surrender of Petersburg
had been made and refused, and our artii-
lery has already shelled the place, which is
nearly deserted by TIE inhabitants.
, 1864-09-28

1e~V
QxkDLES-Ihere hsf Detn 1cs1 nc c'iv1ty In ihe
The der1u (which has 'sk.n niaco Ia tho psl:a OF
Tsl1oW. has Avhas f-lted pftc's; Es nose d.
cline or 1c 2 u ca pleFiuH49 1oraEons- We q1cte:.
HI a511H.
, 1864-09-28

In our dispatches from Cairo, some months
ago, strange charge Was made against MIRA.
Me1or Booth, widow OF the gallant officer
who WAS numbered at Fort Pillow. The allie.
CATION was, that while acttng as Government
eea1cter she knowingly .e'rained from seiz-
ing gold purpor1inE to be p,ssing beyond
our lineB to the enemy. With lively sRtis.
facti1n. we learn from the Memphis Du1etin,
that an Investigation Of The case his resulted
IN the honorable discharge Of the lady. It
ie much to be regretted that IN accusation
60. lrjunous, yet false, has been preferred,
and We especially regret that our columns,
through q correspondent, were made the me
dipm Of thu Charge Wetrustour cotempo
.sries, East and West, Who have giEea cus
rercy to the 81 persicn, will aid rs io msk:ng
the on.f,1Se to u worthy and, AZ is nos
evident, prosecuted WOMAN.
, 1864-09-28

The nrmueas In the gold market to-day affected
the produce markets faTorably, and we have to
note m advance in most articles. This general
market, however, although not 80 'panfcy' as
yesterday, rss nervous snd unsettled-eome .rti.
clcA huctusting almost every two or three min-
caused universal tremor, and operators Honld
charge their minds half dozen times within IN
hour-frst ore way and then another.
The Flour market was more active, and We note
a1mer feeling, but without any decided improve
melt. About $500 barrels changed hards, at
SIC 70 for White Winter extras, and S9.00I8.50 fur
good 10 cho1ee Spring extras.
The Wheat market shows On n]vance In prices
of5cG7c per bushel, With sale. Of about 's5,os0
hu.helP, at $t.C0Dt.Ga for No. red, 81 561t.57
lor No. 2 red; s14sGI1.6o for rejected red; $50
1.61foz No. i splin9; 41.4s0l.61 for No. sprin1;
and $1$6@1 IS for rejected sprine-the market
closing. unsett]ed At 81 81 for No. 2 spring.
Corn advanced tully &c per bu~hel. with sa1es Of
about 1Co,t 60 bushels. at $9.a41i.a7 for No. Il;
*i.a4D1.a7 for No. =; apd $1.aa1'.a5 for rejected
Ctn-the market closing arm 1T s1.25 for No. 2
Corn In store.
Oats advanced Hc per bushe1, With sales Of l10,-
0o0 bu:tels at 6eh GIGsc tor No and 6oGt61c for
Ketected-the market closing quiet and stesdy ut
the advance.
RE opened with sa'cs Of No 1t $l.00, bul he
fore the c1oEe No wsa sold at $fGGi5t o. aud No
aat s.. .de-au advance rlnce yesterday Of e1sc per
bushc1-
There Was fair inquiry for B4rle5, and the msr
ket advanced 1oe, With Light BALES Of No In ttore
at 81 G0D1.f5.. 3"
n,ahnines were quiet and unchanged, with
sales Of 150 hrls at $1.t6
Timothy seed was quiet and s!eadr at Si2s9o
4t0 F1axseed was steady at $s75Gss 10.
Gratn Freighta rerc quiet, With Light engage
merits al &c Tor o7ts and 7Bc for corn to nuaa1o.
In Beef Cattle the martct has heeu quiet, the r.
eeipta bezS restricted, and consisting entirely OF
Reoium sud common grades Of stock. Entered
GALES $50 head At 50 2515.25. bhtenY 832514.o0
per 1G0 rbs:: Previous qupta.ious unchanged.
Hogs have been In moderate supply, with enter
ed es1es amounting to 973 head, at $8.0511.e Is
chiefly Il Ss~50310.25 per 100 1os. Ma.ket2vsry
quiet, prIccs weak With downward tendency.
LATER.
:. In The afternoon the Wheat market was buoynut
and actlye at higher prices than ruled On 'cnanse
No. 2 sellirg az high as sl.82, and closing hrn
| at s1.61e}1.G13x. Corn, oats, and other cereals
| were neglected. uighHines were dull and non-
inal.
CHICAGO DEFY Goopn mARKxr.
, 1864-09-28

q D. sn:s sotssa "a
+ + sssa' s'?s' s.,ss : sss Z sss Z.
81. s..es Tnt easera rste s.eaty yeiEnt = am.
Tssis 4tssI, md q
TSe pfe.. az f.; ss:nee muea acx.s{ 70
essscn eao eylac trom t1tremo prices during The
''qs e 5 s. ss
4, H. H. s.te. ~ v" e-14oia tha M kes fof
:;q $:s.es: {:
esters g III seod: ss pfSsa "a ssa tsa
y s.1ss: as:, 5e@ @sss ss
ns e Sss sss
avIf of hl. ritees Il. nise uo.hs 1sea n
ef pes = Gs'sa Il
mutt b. vsrttd. TIA futurs eoaise of !as m.rxas
ana he eeot Ven ano far,y iod. de - sIs s,1s q
IL ~ \ = hing ;. iupoII,oce ~ u4nso,fsd1 's'
II: o!.s,:ss :s::s'ss:ss s} s
hao5Es ~ WSnis & = IL S.e0s .o,a j a.
eet.ea a1ket aid asecs ed the prav,ous demand
= 3 saafs
Gha!ss No.; ..i;.ssu !: F:S'. Two hoop.
| 40 NoS---. = ~ - ~ COZ 3M1 I'd
90 No:...,n :ea.i:e aa tazse hoops. aas9 Ia
| do Eof....ls.&&13 % Tubs, ntsts, -
Washncards. thtoe .--.... "a sa
dc1...- 49,. 4.1lo5 10 DO No . da1.rs ala &
Corn bnaksksl dt No ! ,,..l3 3eGali q
| t1 r coz e-sn@ In hu Aea1uIear
DC y nu-...... 7toea &E Eed..,. 49,. e.oo04E
% hu- s3Gi7 % % austersus,.. 85aa4d
MARKET taske1, feek Measures,
| NuloE.-....- sogE IN tsed -........, TIA 81
do r0fhes ..1n 513 do Huttrrnut A1R 3E'
WINES AND tAQiuHt-1hete Ii staFcels
Eltt.. Commit Whsklea arc verJ dull, 1tin down
| md t. ~
quotations Eo1t1Rl. re quote:
Drxxsr.o aoops. OHIO Ca:ha Winch sc3ss y
Recsteo Rb,asy 50 49,! raKE1o1 aoons-
q cert u. P....... 1.3 BsANpr-
Reaper Hbtaky.... :. I'D gu1c, .t91s3tao
| American Earle do. 80 GIN
Eye Whts; (Gs,saes * nol'ana..*.-. s,sea ~
Double Reetined =. ,.ea Jamstcs...... atoa s5
Pure Sc rita (uF o.. lS1 st, CrotI..... &5a1 S.
| cologne s2lfia u = W1xH-
| ctnt..- AAi Forf....-..... 45eAte.9!
| chicago ai1t .:.lNaSgt Sa!FJ ..:.... Nv -
| 60 Rume. > EGea@ dAs1 aosDs-
90 shay CO ; 1867 s. Kod JAcezs stom%cA1a.n y
| do Naf1sa lnG32.39 Drnze's Plantation. II q
Gin~es VINE ee@t : E!oss ts-rs 3tom3cAi Ia
fnrFFy BfanHy.. ,1hha1-s5 n xA-
Blackberry ne25cG3tIol 8tra~herfy........It9s Is
R4U"e Nta6.t He9IGu AHtlIy-.-....+.. ~
r England ltuu.24DG2a00 ls1Aun- -
Penn: R9e Hh-8- bl1cSoet1J.........u 1f
ifeI............% QG3f.p1 GTN-
KenrGcsy Boar. 0i1 Tom G.n.-.~,.. IL y
ncE WhlR&es.. 4 38SSoE Hn3lan1 G1n........u
, 1864-09-28
CHICAGO CATTLE s1AEKKT.

TUESDAY hfENLHH ~ II. 1917.
BREF CATTLE -Th.re have been zeeelYed at thu
various ysrds du'isg the day absut % head Of Beef
Cattle. OF these thero Here few droves OF fall
medium quality, II remainder being commoabtesss,
ceva and the os1nferlor descriptions OF ttotf A.
E. Kent CO., city &oDRht 116 head ut 81
@sa for thu army about l1o hcsd hare been taken.
and the remaining sales Wt1o made 10 spectators
sud city butchers. The to,al number Of entsraa
saleB IL t5l head thus leaving shout 400 hsad Of to-
day receipts unsol6. and equal nuhef from Jes.
teTIay. P.1cea ranged from $s.25@t.z5, chIsty as
4s.2t@lco q 100 NJ. There has been no change In
he prcylous character OF the demand or In the cur
rent rates qt tie market. Common ca.tle such as
has bten received to-day, arc IN VERY Email 1eques::
the best lots arc selected and got fair pEces such
areeuoted in the snbjnired ta!e list: the ha'a1ec
stand ever for soma Gays and ultimately sell II
pt1ces abous sufficient to pay yatdsgt. freight a1d
other pcrses, tho dissatisfaction OF thelr oWa-
e,s and to the a4vartefe OF else. Good cattle
are i talr demand. with limittd supply and lrl;ea
1u:e n1m 0t previous auotattona.
, 1864-09-28

Tea bslE saltsn, Capt. Mails a W+o.sse. v. atowsd
~ .s:as & e sa'
ss % :;
mAdo and auael.lous officer, he'ee.et-lstd "a to 10,
81 81 i r. - seSsa .sSes .ea =: :aa
na1 r. lssr :, ~ ,saasl D:ov
had cow been Wcrk:d ous ao!us . mills and bait
t. ~ %
tiat fsr deck osa bed bstssc oa da@psd l..e tae
sd Is 70 Into ino he ss1,e. i due: 7sEsd
iast sae vs. leaking Esty badly. Ths captain tne.e
%: sbon,. A. aea sa'5k sua dfit.nS. aoous
h .ss 80 = hsa u Sasa
a;*nt elEas nil.s cSn snis Fort. and ahsas ;hr's'
81 s, ss9s sao' vi a"a
q st:. :hs @
s1s,e. I'd hictoi, Nsoer -; &. we1e beating
nese tb::. aou1dias sud .sts.aa!a:" sha .. .eF !.
ss IT. died. rss 1ss nAsa ~ zosnsa -
asnse, 70 bill !: out bat Ii 10 uas. Seem: ia
- "a es:S .;s:isa:a rs r. ;IExsas.
e!imnrE ssne aver hsna y furious ra.e. tts nsse
h:.:, fssg hs hs.S se9vs ..;sr r. 5spy
81 @s v, tssrss IL .ee9e
ass sos T. s HI, IL
pulled however. - 1ne masr'tos :s4nt Inasttaad
Eouslas wIb..ef ard Stephen johnson. sailor.
n n.S
E.7:hse II IA F:SAE CT saa lo1oss1 gal
n. rsps:, ,EE svo Of the GREY Of stxhs. Ns1roe
7Eykworta spa 9s1Esy -. Gnane nor knoxnl
was sod oIlilea iow tas seaea, asd .hsn lAst
.sen sele -, saE uo n =, ostt n ns1 w.1 9t;.sss
s,ele h.t ,ne.s later ~ nay aays satvtsa hGs y
-
ghe biis eat r'ab4u: hs.2 shrse In shs AZ
,sT sas. .he1G.. II q Ss.7siI. ~ ;a1as e % he
m.su vi such my IL. I -; Ss1; - laposao!e
Joined Kos and afseE il hope % enI ,ha 5sF. aarts
I,aen:a Il a.,s. i :asssaig PEsss, a q I5rss
9te oSs naa
| Jc6tacn saps ,urn: d. a,els. -. 80.
sss
6s1ss: ~ sis.3ss
s
s s. ass; T.
Tae ,s he to- 81. e 2 IN;
eo1n. @ 7h.ssh .spsf.,ea by ; ~ 1sss oniy. tas1
haa ,nos; to ,; s.,d " e.ca ca 9Th - ts,.s
Ases; e.elosE -, see!a 'safs; M rs rs
N.9es. Tas cap Rta aho oussd our n ireazy IS NJ.
.es sa .u - Ss.a Do
pIete that sptisn to ses tho speedy fats
ont ei.ven O'CLOCK Tho r,sts ,hoot=a 70 tbs cap.
tam, shou,ea t,ne and asala but Eeestvsd no 70.
psn II nfnra ea s4oasa sbeat
l.s .s Sca Of % D.:t II ~
dnEn 81 E4ella: a4d' a. tae nA:s aatd. Al1ess Ia
H. sss
Il @ = s
e!ec,, 3elnzc. sn1 zays.smeps p1:s =, as "a happened
y II sops
them TO z ri. elna, And a'ool or houa With b. .t
Ct sss e. rssa9 i'e1
ths Iop-e auant mstr w1.h bis Ar1ua. =
otiocE' snne :. aofItrx i; i6ss time sas hr.a hsd
1tehte1 no con,ide1soi1: and this cusnza xAss sas
1ss s.
uE5 q % ns . - n TO ttan soIstS t9i. IL
md lashta hs:ii = tbs ,!ss,nz. .att,.g %
Is a,sp - ~
onIte The sho1s With fset vavoa
4: se ts
hon1a l.t.r ne had ~ and Joy Of
sts1g tEo shsaanx oos Of tia ha:ooE md
II H. tost. f. stsr made > p,ts for him bu: missed.
la.hea; 81 e1:ang aboard ntmo:Y. hareE psriscI
e h: Fl "a sS, II T. H =
'bens 4 ~ o'cloet q SUNDAY m- ming;
$40. s.s ava III. III s.
y Foot and kea,unEa year aso !a1t Ntstef She n.
Bunan Sc ~ I atd y % sev.n y eisas .sz;1ida.
Z. r 1n,s Iha!sheT Bqts ,na
fourth. Cap .casuisht enefoassh. An Wm. AcNszy
Tag 11mse OF the oalcsrs aad crew are ~ followss
Captain Nels9n &snsseE; ~ ma:e. z:eazsr spes1 !;
hsna, before The mast, Jas Gresr. shnson.
the su1ylEx II n nte. our tnfoYuept