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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-12-22
Honor to the Memory of Senator ColIa-

Every Vermonter will read with in
terost the tributes paid in the two
Houses to the memory of Judge Col
lamer. We should be glad if our limits
allowed us to copy at full length the
thoroughly appreciative and excellent speech
of Senator Foot, of which we give por-
ton. We give space also to Judge
Poland's sta tement of Mr.. Collamer's
standing as lawyer and Judge, to Mr. Nor
rill's condensed sketch of his life and polit-
cal opinions. and to Mr.. Raymond's
hearty testimony alike to the worth of
Senator Collamer and of the State he repre-
scented SO ably and truly. 1t is indeed sell
dom that such high and unqualified praise
is accorded to public man, and Vermonters
as they read these eloquent tributes of res
pect, will cherish with higher pride the me-
mory Of the strong and good man, whose
worth is thus commcmorated.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-12-22
Reconstruction in Alabama.

Secretary Seward has addressed the fol-
lowing communication to the Provisional
Governor Of Alabama
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-12-22
Excellency's most obi Serv't,
WILLIAM II. SEWARD

The President has thus taken anotbcr
portant step in the process of reconstr, ,e4;,,,
That in due time the provisional Governors
must give way to others duly elected by the
citizens of the Southern States. and ,b,.
they should do so as coon as the chang Q can
be made "withOut danger to the peace and
safety Of the United States" no one will
doubt The only iqucsti,,n is whether that
'''ne "as oeeh reac' ed. In the opinion Of
-" t'''''"'' nose position gives him the
- means of Judging correctly, it has; and
rely trust be is not mistaken.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-12-22

New YoRk, Dec d.
A Washington despatch says deseI I,-r,.
from the regular army are becoming 'l''''
ingly frequent.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-12-22

The mercury was nine degrees below zero
at st. Louis on Wednesday.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-12-22

The English are delighted, i0r tie
Is in person to open the new Par.ame-.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-12-22
DEPARTMENT OF STArx.

oHENh lnEhI
WASHINGTON, Dec Is, 1865.
10 Has EreeileRcy Letris Z. Parsons, Pro
Cor STATE Of -fiabamG, Montgomery.
Sir The time has arrived, in the Judgment
Of the President of thsi United States, when
the care and conduct Of the public affairs of
the State Of Alabama may be RENTED to the
constitutional authorities chosen by the people
thereof, without danger to the peace and safety
OF the United States. BY direction of the Pre.i-
dent the United States, therefore, you are re-
heTed from the trust which was heretofore re-
posed in you as Provisional Governor of the
State Of Alabama
whenever the Governor elect shall have ac-
cepted and become qualified to discharge the du
ties oil the executive Office, you will transfer the
papers and property of the State, now in YOUR
custody, to His Excellency, the Governor elect.
II gives me especial pleasure to convey to YOU
the Presidents acknowledgment Of the fidelity.
loyalty and discretion, which have marked YOUR
administration You will please give me reply
specifying the day on which this communica-
tion is received.
have the hono> to be,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-12-22


were contemporary with Judge Collamer in the
earlier portion of his professional career, that
his excellent natural Abilities together with his
thorough and accurate knowledge Of the law,
obtained by close application and study; his
diligence and hithfulness in attending to the
interests Of his clients, and especially his un-
swerying honesty and integrity, soon brought to
him large professional employment, and that
his sphere of practice and reputation steadily
enlarged up 10 the time he left the bar for the
bench. He was ever exact and thorough IN his
preparation, to the smallest details, and in the
conduct Of trials was always watchful that no
proper presentation or argument beneficial to
his client should be omitted Nor did he ever
fail to see and to avail himself of all proper
advantage given him, either by the weakness of
his adversary's cause or by any lack of profes-
sional skill shown in its support But his prac-
tee Of the law was honorable and manly; he
never sought advantage for his clients cause by
the use Of craft and cunning. so often resorted
to by the less scrupulous members of the profes-
sion. But it was more in his character as an
advocate that bis peculiar and characteristic
fairness was exhibited. lie always presented
every legitimate argument in favor Of his canse
iorcibly and effectively.
But he never resorted to subtle and ingenious
sophistries to disguise and conceal dishonest
cause, or 10 entrap and bewllder the triers. His
style and manner as an advocate, especially be-
fore iuries. was peculiarly his own. His presen-
tation Of a cause to jury was as cool. dellb- |
crate. and dispassionate as his argument Of a
dry question Of law before the court or a aues-
ton Of public Affairs in the Senate He never /
appealed to the passions or prejudices Of his /
auditors, whoever they were, but sought always
to move and convince their judgments He /
abhorred and detested every form Of deceit and /
falsehood in others, and disdained the use Of il
himself
Such an advocate was of course ever listened
to with the highest respect, and his arguments
received all that consideration to which his abil-
ity and candor so well entitled them.
Judge Collamer came TO the bench ripe.
thoroughly trained lawyer. His popularity as
! judge was all that could have been expected
rom man of his talents and attainments. He
vas especially fortunate and gifted as presid-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-12-22

n,i Patents have been issued to a.
Bliss Of Fairfield, for improve - ,r. o5y.lie S
paratus. and TO E. n. PIT IT, ~ "SS,,5Aia, a..
for improved hinge. VI N'frryI.e
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-12-22

samuel Kent, an elderly man and.f.
intellect, was drowned in Green
Uu'iiord one evening Of last week +
supposed ne walked into the river Il; a. b.
dark. '-' '- ...
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-03

1 DsAR CANT go you are laborine
under : slight mistake II saying that ser
vices we're hsld ysstsrday only in tha
Exchange Street N. e. Church 81 hi,
city:
It was your correspoadsat's pleasure
to listen to q stranger 10 another Of the
city pulpib. The clergyman gave M.
doubted evidence Of his loyslsy in know.
ing-"No North, no solsh, 10 East, nd
West;;" that is. he did not say anything
about it. ] also inferred, from what wa
said, that this country had been engaged
in war, but with what country I did no,
learn. | further gathered that the Presi-
dent had been murdered, but what had
melted such deed, ! am still at . loss 10
divine.
Prayer was made for our Rulers, and
We were instructed 10 our dsty 10 Obey
Magistrates. And the question has since
arisen in my mind, As have seen ooIored
people on your streets, whore these came
from, and was there ever any suoh thing
- slavery in this country. I learned
nothing about it yeslerdsy-shade of the
"Constitution." Yours, VAroR.
KEoKUK, June 2, 1868.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-03

That picnic expedition yssaerday
- hugo affair. Everybody-mesa-
ayF@Ly speaking, Is A. Ward would
S-was ont. and those that we're not
snouid have been. Had large number Of
the cclored population. These stopped
as grove some miles ont, and tho r.
nainder Of the crowd went on to Bona
Parte. We had nice company and nice
trip up. May mention here inoiae nsally.
that we are much indebted 10 kindness Of
our friends, General Agent Givin and
Conductor Patch. Unloaded at pleasant
grove in suburbs Of Bonaparte and the
!0Veniles-and those that, though older
IN years, were Juveniles for the noncs-
.o0k q once to the pursuit of pleasure.
swinging running, jumping. aud Jolly
proceedings generally. Had dinner, Of
course. Splendid dinner. Then noon
play. Then, at the instance of the oiti.
.ens OF Bonopsrte, went up to church and
MSS Everett's class sang several pieces
1os back in due time-all right, every
body tired. but uncoDquerably Jolly
inose in charge of the train, Prof. Hub
Dar0 and the various tesohsrs, kept care
hui oversight of the juveniles, and no
accident marred pleasure. Picnics are
gooo institutions, but they will be ex.
haustiye.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-03

a VISIT TO TUE INDIANs.-Upon the
invitation OF Rev R. P, Dayall Of /
las. we went oas with him y
camp, = couple Of mi'>~ w.
'o1s 20 humber of gentlemen |
anu 'au IS flom the city, and spent o
couple OF hodrs very agreably in looking
at the children of the forest who have re-
r-arned TO the hunting grounds and homes
of their fathers. Three of them. now over
three score and ten years of age. spent
portion Of their youth and manhood before
the wave Of white emigration had borne
their tribe back from the great Fatb, -
Waters to new hunting ground s...h.
towards the setting sun, RI. -. !.
them were OF yyvunger race and had M
proud or tender me- .aories associated With
the Localities ur On the Great Water, or the
olutis upon which q city has been reared,
Deafing the name of famous chief Of
fne',. tribe. But they share the hard fate
which has followed their people with re-.
lentless cruelty ct even pace with the I'D.
vance of the white man, and their mission
here at this time is entitled to the tender.
est and most generous sympathies Of I
people who have profted from their mis-.
fortunes.
They desire to secure an education 70,
the youth of their tribe. and are anxious
that they should enjoy the blessings Of
civilization and christianity. And for
that purpose they have consented to trave
east on exhibition to raise funds for thu
maintenance of the school under ths
charge Of Mr.. Duvall. They represent
the manners and customs of their tr;ha
their councils. their war dauces. and
bring home to the spprehensions Of ,
christian people the degradation and dark
ness which charsoterizes the mental -,
moral condition Of the heathen in our a.,
land.
The EFFORT which Mr.. Duvall is msk;u
10 their behalf appeals to the Christia
and philanthropic sentiments Of the con
munity, while the amusement and isstsp,
ton 70 b derived from tho sxbibitio
may Be shared BY all classes alike. "
trust that The citizens Of Keokuk and i
cinity viii take oomnesdable istere,
in tho enterprise and give it 1 liberal an,
esneesus sndorsenent
NJ. Davall has procured, through Ii
kipdsess u Ne. Tho. DAD. The use .
- Afkssaam Hall for HI sxhibition ),
, 49, syseiag. IL ~ ezAibitio
wilf1 sfho heoo1a y ~ shijdreu
- - = - p y -,
J! i
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-03

@-The colored regiment that has been
on guard duty at Rock Island has been
relieved by The release of the rebels AZ
'nat place, aud arrived here yesterday, en-
route We believe, for Dixie. They are a
me looking body of men.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-03
MereAtto said Of his xnnna

MercAtio said Of his wound.
IN teas not as deep as a nell, az ar sesi.
As gate, bit Z sroaid do
pL.siAfIoS bifrzEs viii not raise the dead,
Bat they cure the sick, exalt the depressed
Add rose tut charm to the social circle.
And render life thing to be enjoyed,
Also. the thing itself is quite enjoyable
never was searching Tonic in shch pleasant shape.
Tender youth. declining age the mind
Ger wrought by mental care. most gentle females
ana the wreck OF men. all End these Bitters
The balm Of life and source OF haalth
Delay not a trial Conveniently Deposited
In every town wherever civilization extendx
1t eanne obtained, true, genuine and SUR.
anay30-deodtw1t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-03

M We call attention to the card of
Df. Ehinger, who has settled in our CITY
Tor the practice of medicine on the He.
m@patnic system. The Doctor brings
ample recommendations, and will doubt.
less merit a share of the patronage of the
community in that line.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-03
Port of EseAssA.
. ...,fial ono Commercial



VOW YORK. market.
Nv ra,ag,snh.1 NHw YoRX June q
Cotton-DuiI and heavy at 46c for middling.
FIour-opened dull and heavy, closing Sc lower At -
as IS for fxtra State; e50i ID for kxtra n IL W.
aud l5l1S SO for trade brands
Whisky Dull and lower; Western at os02 10
Wheat to Sc better, Amber Mich 1t
White Mich. at GO. 'SOi % anu
Rye-Qniet.
Batiey-Dull and nomina,
Corn-0pened frmar,
sound do. mixed "estern ana sHOsoc ior
| from f,ox-I~ 4 and TO Sc better and good demand
Wssterr .ment at Coo for Canada, and 650eSc for
&c. closing at se569c.
fse--Drll.
sagm-steady; at 11@lsll4c for Cuba Muscovado and
/ Havana.
j Moiasses-Qniet
PesroleumDuil 35c for crude 49d Soc for Refined
in Bond, and 6S6,0c for do Free
| Wool-Quiet.
Pork-ExcilAd and decidedly higher at Is 00026 121<
for mess closing at q %, reg; Is 00SA 90 10,
1864 do cash aud regular way, lS 90 for prime ant
10 o020 90 for prime Also, 100 bbie mee
for June and Jnly seller optfeB, ut 70 0o0t 40. ~
hols prime for July, buyers option ct 20 Co.
Beef-Stesiy at 10 ,O4l4 " for plain Mes, Ant
IL 90 Gai5 90 for extra ness.
Beef Hams-Quiet, with ANAL sales ct - 0002S 90.
Cut Meats-Firmer at l2olac for shoulder, and lag
{ lie for hsms.
.Bacon--Dull.
sIard-steadyat 15G1sc.
Batter--Quiet at 25G33c for Ohio, and 260SSc fo
State.
: Ohesss-Dun 1t loDI7c for common TO prime.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-03

@Howe d Tyler will sell this (Sat.
urosy) morning, at 10 O'Clock, one very
me olack pony mare. and one very fine
pony horse; also, dry goods. notions, sec.
Oakland furniture, &c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-03

- Through the polisensss Of H. N.
Bosswick, of the firm Of Bostvick & Co.,
We have received pscksge from New
York, sent in his sare With . lot Of
new goods. intended for the junior pro.
prietor Of this paper.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-03

~There is large amount of lumber
gong down the river now in RATS. We
nave noticed saveral passing. and others
anchored at our levee, RECENTLY
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-03

A-Look charitably upon our lack Of
local editorial matter. oh friend Of ours.
this morning. for We went ont on that pie
MIC excursion yesterday and although
these institutions are jolly, they ere -
exhaustive as military campaign.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-03
THE CRY.

- Rev. R. Jops having returned,
snefe viii BE- services in 81. Johns Church
. tue usual houn on Sunday morning
and evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-03

OOLGATEsS HONEY scar.
This celebrated Teiles ssap, IN sseh sstvsrsA,
Demand is made hon tbs chetcess msssrials. l.
ntla aid emeiisntin iss sssme, fragronsay
csAssAs and s1trem ely kchsSicBs in its scts
upaA ne skin. For sale By al prueri.ss - 49,.
0ssas Ueeissss fsbl-dav1yr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-03
Now YORK rIeney Market.

BY Telegraph NBv YoaK, Juns2 2.
Money-Stesdy at per cent.
Sterling Exchangs-frn 1t ioe5S@l1o for gold, frst
class bills
eold-A shade irvsv opening 1t 1851, declining to
l37k, aud closing It 1877
Government etoeks-Du1f and lower.
o. of 81 Coupon 10e3k
so Coupons lo21{.
1919 Coupons 94T
7-S0s ee5&
etOcks-Better.
CAPt sS< g C1s91<; clRIsslT NAP DC ~
Tol Eabfs; Y Wayne e23G AkfH5& cAksW
EYc ssls Rris 71x;o > eloi; asdson ioc55z Has.
lem IS; keadineSl NC losL; u SI7<; Toledo %.
0 N Cert2sl<: Quicksilver t01]
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-03

40 The 18th Iowa has made three
Generals, viz: Reid, Bslknap and He'd.
rick,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-03

!. The Bridal Chaubor On Rsssy Of War,
ing and Instruction for Youns Men. Also, new and
reliable treatment for Diseases Of The uaary ana ssxa
systsns-sent free, in sealed envelopes Address Dr.
j. sKILLIN HouaHroN, Howard Association. Pills
dslphia, Pa. aprS-dsvly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-03

Notes OF ell the CONCENTRATIONS naWe4 viii BE- pg0p4ly
f1znishsd upon receipt Of sahseriptiess.
The Notes Of tsis Third ssiss ~ precisely snflas II
form and privileges 70 he ssvssxtss ars4Sy soid,
except thst the Govnnsat rsssvss % itself ~ opon
y paying aAs~e - ~ esaa = So ~. isAsA Sf
xloths u currency eshecsibses ON dsducs ~ inssr-
ct In currency up 70 July 18th, 4 the tfns vAss thsy
ssbsen6s.
The delivery Of tbs notss Of this third ssres d the
esven-thirtiss will osnDsaes ~ IT - Jaas, and
Win Be made promptly and contisnously asr hat dsss
me slight e>snm nads p H. cosAftkeas - ~
THIRD sEkrEs ansets only the matter Of Interest,"
The payment In gold nads viii b equivalent to the
currency interest II the higher rsas.
The return to specls peyDsnA n sAs event Of vhseh
only viii the option 10 pay interest II Gold b sv.lsa
Of wosld reduce and squalias yiess sAas psreAsas
INSIDE With six per cent In gold se1a - my seasa .
these made with snd thr sstaashs psr cent in
currency. This 10 ~
The Only L09se r. Market
offered By tAsasvsransss. and liz superior aAvas
taess will naks II tAs
'eI9l1 PePutiI Loan OF TIE PEOPLE
s.tAaa $500 cseeo Of sAs Lsaa sathortasa b. u.
iaa OsaEsasss Ssv@ thsneaksG ahansnt =
shs rate 81 which Il = being aAssrbsd VIII all b. ssA-
seroed Tor within to oe1tha wAsa ~ nsts viii NJ
dosb4>dly csana.d prsaiun. - ms unlGssnIy bssa
the ssss % eieain2 ths sa1s4yasas - esAss Loans
In order that citssss a every tevn and ssetoS off,
eosnty ~ b anhsdsd ABILITIES lbr takine tAsk :.
the Nstonal1anks, stass Basks, ana Pssvsas ~ -
throughout the cosstry havs ssnrsy agrsed ~ -,
Subscriptions q pr. sahstibe win select ", gv
assnfs In Who. they have coaAdsnee ane y, o.,v
70 Be- responsisis for The Asvsry eftse ~ . - -,
they receive orders.
JAY COKE,
1snC zsYrsoz Assss,
Ne. ft4 ssrsA Thirtl sssess,
MAYS PIILADELP n1A.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-03

1heSe Bonds nov worth . haadscas prssilsn, ana
afs aD3 = are alltAs osvsfnnsss Bosla ttsA 6In1s.
Cssty, - 1tepdt tGsntss, SAfeA sdds froa ~ b
asw per caf Per sa = fAeir rass aspoFding 70 the
aee lsvsd upon other property The interest payable
sntAnnssly ~ coupons attached 70 sach nots vlieh
nay Be cat on and sold to any bank or banker.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-03

TOR SALE-Two and a half acres Of
- land, with . frame house containing rooms with
mutt trees and other situated the river
above Keokuk- There other lsnds ad;cring this
property that be purchased IL desired Price $4So
For other information equire Of III H. Wilson, the
property, or TO Il. b. TEE-kYCK,
Beh3o Real Estate Aeent, Keokuk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-03

II ~ ia 1H-xA VI11U COfIAg0 UWeII-
Ing. With seven rooass, cistsrn. rocd oelIsr snd
hne growth Of fruit rces With full lot and al IL rood
oraer. etneted neax buatneo Exchange street. be-
twee. 81 ead 7sh strsses. xitle good Frice $1,000
Inquire Of h B. T8N-EYCK
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-05
MN ID CA Il.
q FOL Al TIoE.

..
DIN vHLLHY'sPriy.i. Hospital, in shsrsd-
srsi Bloch, corner Of Seventh and streets, op-
posit. The Post and Patent oasss, Rooms y
ssd n, up stairs, washiassos, D. Q.
An diseases Of 9 private nsturs treated In The
bss. scientific manner, and radical cures Effected
In all cases. syPHILITIc AFFECTION, con-
oRRHGA, aLBEr, STRUCTURES. SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, or the result Of yoLUPTUoUs
DREAMS, or any weakness Of the GBNBRATIvB
ORGANS, from any cause whatever, or how
long standing, thoroughly and radically cured
also, GOVT, RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, and
other CHRONIC DISEASES Of the NBRvBS
MUSCLES, BONES, and JOINTS; .sCRoFuLA,
BLoTeHEs on the FACE, BRUPT1oNs on the
limbs and body, and all other BRUPTIVB DIS
EASES and DISEASES Of the BLOOD, from what
ever cause they may have arisen.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE,
No matter what your disease, let no false dell
oacy prevent you from applying Immediately to
DR.. veilny, who is acknowledged to beby far the
most SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN in the treatment
OF private diseases Fear not 70 come anu naAs
known your misfortunes' and ne viii sPeea"y
send you on your way rejoicing . r ..
shLf-Abosh
That dreadful seourge Of the young, INDUCED
in when alone, destroys the gsnsraiive organs,
units them for married life, producing WEAKNESS
Of the back and limbs, loss Of animation and
muscular power, palpitation OF the heart ner-
vous irritability, loss Of memory, melanehoiy
habits, insanity, consumption and death.
YOUNG MANI in view Of the dreadful eonse-
qusnces Of delay, do not fail to make your case
known Immediately TO DR.. Vellny. Your secrets
with him are sacred, and you may confidently
rely upon his medical skill. . DO.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-05
r. 1 N A NC L..

TAY 90 X Il 4 CO 4,
BANKERS,
FIFTEENTH STREET, opposite THE REAsURY,
buy and sell at current rates and keep on hand
a full supply Of all 'f.-'f
GOVERNMENT BONDS, ...
SEVEN THIRTY TREASURY NOTES,
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, &C.,
and pay the highest prices for
oUARTBRMAsTER'sC CHECKS AND VOUCHERS.
aug2-df ... I .n. ... W
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orrIoE or rHR ADAMS RxrREss ConpAxr,,
wAsHissros, D. G., July 10, 1865,
Tho following Unclaimed Packages, with 9th .
ers without marks, will, II not taken within
thirty days from this date, be sold at public Sue-
tion 70 pay charges:
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Yard n. 81
DR. Yackin, boSl yonn touhs' potes
W" G boz u zshn,. lpkg
N Young, bos l. E.ekcw 4 Co
= Yomay,, iPkg ND, i,pss
Israel s Yard, lboxp hehenks, POI
,0,, ,,,, II s,r wy.udsnE, iCbor
Costar, u frigate ~ Lawrence, n
W p Reardon, Naval Station, DE-
W Mammalian, Paymaster sschr hrleits, PKG
Cant b Y Cushman, barge M Kennedy, bk
Jno w Sampson, U frigate Colorado, BIZ
@ II Titus, D gunboat Sonona, lbS
O d Hull, str Carituck, bt
Geo II Kemp, gunboat Sonoma, bN
Chas X He'll, gunboat Delaware, bx
Jno n Rims gunboat Tioga, DE-
Rdward Sanders, u ship Pawnse, bh
DANIEL X Kimbnil, str Maritanza, pei
Rev X Given, 8 str Roanoke, Pkg
John Benson, str Wyandotte, Pkg
~ Pravost air Anacosta, 1pkg
RP rim gunboat wyandotte, l pkg
n. W N Hats str Thos Freeborn, l BIZ
a. Ma Omen. - I pkg
4 r snail str Pawneo, ibI
FrancIs b Allen, Engineer, u. 8. str Port
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