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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-24

fErnrHfcEsHCEG- The c1rresr.o,lert
% TIE Nes York Journal ofConme-ce. -
-snt v.th the esredition 90 Fredcri-t.tsr-.
Va. gives the iolo~ing account - the
eondiiion ofths city and i,s inhsbitan,,.
" TIE city = perfect vreck. not harin-
been rebailt since the battle here under
B1rnsite. The peop'e in the torn urre an
women or "a men ant bcv.. ard APPEARED
O. 30 v~ry destitste. I.~ maav -ouea
i-essei in clothes made Of c5uon dsrk
terfs. The men -o-e garment. -hi-h
looEed HE'D Add rrvoiuiioaarv r,ii-,
a - people vers sell dressed. tut most
bore marks az deep poverty. At the r.sn
- ih shou ] r. nFerscd rere reconsiri-ti---
isfs. ard All the People seemed risI o. -.
bel. ani horei 90 -o1id r-nain one re--
terran 80 came from RichmonH tte lsv
before. 80 -as said o. bs nan ~ ~esi,h
AL int.sno-. toli o. that b. h.i cool
reason to believe that The ~ uasd end
in for ~eets by ths sabu.ssion of ths
tae rebel lesdsrs Al -sre arre-d dat
tais campaign -olii an.st 90 ih. ooafsser-
az. Gle most tlrcr secession .srs onfr
c.amirE thst tLe s5atb had sladrs,.i
tacir plucE and euiuance BE - ur.
lrr sor.e sIr feet ri irs an1 uooI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-24

CVruNc. Judgc.
Obod Taylor -. Jossph =. Colby. H.
Jury after bsing out nearly ~ koars ~
Turned veu,liei for fhniia. Motion for
nss TRIAL Bianchard. w ". Yirria.
Ra-son. :. b. ". NAY.
EhensE-r u Esse, ~. Lesudcr ". Law.
Aciioa Of assump.it % recover for note
gwen ior one hunlrcd dollar. dated Feb
IS. 1857. and uhich Is lost Drh claim.
that h. nsser gave such note Verdict
ior Dciendant. Hsuauca for Pa. VIA
ter Tor Deft.
Juise Cuttiag delivered the opinion %
Ihe isu Court Ia 49, oa.s. Tloraas Coz
,ins IN Rcsis- ~. Iulia n. Merrian. "a
osPii0us over-rsled. Judgment for Piain-
~ IN Review Cor the anount - org inNl
Judgment ani cot Nth interest thcreon
snd cost ofresie-. Perry. woodman sor
Pc Virgin. lIo.Ard q ClsA,es Tor
Dca
Alheu Jc-etf ". nanisl n Tabroie.
Tbis as an aciion % trespss. arain.t D~ft.
fcr uesne profits. srising fron the Gri.t
MI. situated a. North Waterford. a.
ag-ni % The late Wm. &. whnnev. E.q..
OiNor-ay, ~bo hep, Pa. oct o. po.sc.,ion
Of sail prcuisc, during the per.isncy % Tie
former suis, o. al P.H. - al whisnsy.
IL presiding Judge rsiei for the purposes
q this TRIAL that the aciion could Mt -
maintained an oraersl a nonsuit. the case
20 20 % The fsu Coars ca Ia wOodman.
Anlrs-s Virgin. Strogi.
AIbsrt Je~eit v, Geo. T. Whitney Ct Is.
Tbis uas A. action % The sane diameter a.
The former. the Court ruied Tat this actiou
could be uaaiutaincd. ard after The icstiuo-
ny As out. the partis. cane together ard
settled BOA cases By paying Pis ESQ aad
al costs. Woodman. Andre-s Virgin.
Street
Ibc Grand Jury cane IN FRIDAY rnorning
ha'ing found scvca tIls q Iudictus~nt.
l-arccry. 8 oommon seller. . a.saah and
battery. brvGting. catering. ard lArocny
IN d~eLinE hous-. Jury as di.chArgcd
from farther atteplancr.
Nara " worrnsil Libt. ". Ano.
Wormeu- Divorcc Dccreed-cau.c N.
temperaie habits and ~ treatment I.ibs.
90 have custody q ohiI Iammons Tor
liht. " app~arancv far Libslce.
Moses : Floyd. Libt -. Hannah Flo,d
Disorce dcorcel-cau.e adultery. Libs. 70
have custody Of ohiiir,n. Aver Or Lbs.
No sppeArancs for Libelce
state ~. Elaani T. Ua-tfor,I. ,inris
sale. arrAinsvd.-Plea. gently. FineI tsn
dollar. and oost. s3S.iI. Pad.
Staie -. Gcorrc " Hale. ooumon ,eI.
ier. Arraigned.-pi-a. guiisv Pine. owe
hundrvd doilsrs and cost -. % Pad.
State -. George ". Oakc, far burning
buiidiHg IN MsSioo. o. o. Isss. er~csed
for DRY house sni d-ciiing house by Pas
chai VI Edmunds ArraiEn~d.-pi-a Mt
guil,s. Trial ~ frst jury. PhHp Ma
son appointed iorvman by the Corr. Ver-
dioi. guilty. w " Bolster Auv. Tor
S'ife. ". ". Vir-in ior Respondert.
>entsncsd O. thrce wears Ia STATE Prt.on
Hosea Ausiin v, Marrion ?. Marble
Acton 81 Assump-It O. recover for note o.
ore handrcd seventy -four dollar, aad sintv
cents. dated Sept. -. lsc3. Def. clam
81 that the note ras signed and delivered
on the Sabbath Verdict fo- PTainsiH
Damages one hundrrd snd eighty dollars
ard fourteen cents. Boi.tsr ard Richard
sou Or Pr. l. n. Ladicn 60 Dcf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-24

ltru krcrNEyr Conmusions vele IT,
sued last wcek % " X. Kinhan a. Colo
nel; ard % Alsan n. Cod-in - % a-s..--
master, 81 fhc i2th Reg 1.enf Ctrs
Boosters COMPANY. ~.irnaie.i - tbe Is,h
GO. - una.sisnsd i-fan,ry. snd a.ta.be,l o.
the iits Ergiuent o.. feen o-ranirsd a..
ioi.o~s Hori0e y Bolster. Csrfsi.
John p. A'he. Tu-ner. lst Lieut.. Jscob
a. Fi,lI. - Lie1t
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lae f-r rubin % the seaso, sarr a
"'rr- e s1ng sf slrrise. iisi Saiartav
u. recalariiy ohser,ei 'is, ys,r. q a.
t.ris couing Nofih carrier. sld in larger
nuuber' ihso asaai seems s5oat q BE- re-
Peaie5. lbs sprng
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-24

People sal that tle pass 90 lt,, have
been fasarasis isr thc mssia. of -ss-le o.
gar Tie Coz j. god. Lst many tlink it-iI
he ~ short llraiiou Gle sos aal fro.t are
i.uPfra 81 rapidly
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-24

IoSariaS. Tie friends of Rev Gee.
hrggs. 1f Bvaatis ronl. ma8e ban Do
niho yes recently. and ief iok,n. a. re.
sarls ID o. saaf- of nsoessarles Of lfs. I'D
greenhaes' au1.at.rg in vaIae o. ilovs
one bgudrsl dollars.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-24

Ihe Norih Sfar states fasi tbs ialis. ~
lsiand lord. heI afi.- Isst-.,k. We'd
ne'day s'eainT. o. -.Iiecf r.onev tousrls
f-'rrhasIrc trr Ties rs.ssi fhe sari ri
TO hlr.i-ri t-i seventy dollars
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-24
~ re- Prsssi-.f = "a Csi.eg S,r,.s Of
frs,rtoa--a FrorlT-s1fsaa.

~ tts Prst2-f - "a Ctlog S,r,s Or
frs,rtoa--l froriI-s1fsaa-
Hh>v,ss. reliable inforaafioa has ben
received shai hostile Indian.. -ishia the
hmfs q The Unii-d States. have been
furnished 18th Arm, and muniuoas - -ar
by Pcrsous deaiiug in farrign isrritory. AL
are therrby enabisd % prosecute their
'asage warfare uPon the exposed and .par,s
ssffiouents - che faani or.
No.. h~yfa-,. - g kno~a iAai 7.
Abraham lincoln. Pr~,iicni So the Uai;el
States oi Amerioa. 3D. hercbs proclaim, and
direct that al psr-ons Engaged in that
ncfsriou' frAihc shali D. trr,,tsl. ard tired
BY court natal 90 thc ncarc.t military
Post. ani. Do convicted. shall receive the
pan,shueni De- their DESERT.
d. -nness ~her,of. I have her,unfs "a
cry hsud. ar raus~i fhe s-al % ths Trit-
81 States O. bs aGaed poas a. ti.s Cav
% WA-hiagtoa tLi, Isth DAY % MARI. IN
ih~ year 70 our Io-I i-f5. al ~ ,b~ D..
dep-uienoc oftbr Dn.tc.l States ofAmer..a
the sch
t>i rurll AuEauan LIMOS
81 IA Frrsifeuf.
" a sE~ann. Ssc'y q STAT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-24

Capt J. 7. Case las .olI pc sta.i .s
tti' village 20 y ". H-yeat. E.q .nn
SAL. ior tLs sun 81 $50. 81. Case la.
rcntsd part Of che Beans Loass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-24

MstSr IrE~s. TIE Nam Ann-ai Con-
ference oftL- Meiildi.t Episcopal church
-il te hsiiia llalo~eI. Oh Wsdse,lsv
Msy S.
o. Tharslsy Of ass veek NJ. sanford
Pratt of Bo-loinhan. hl4 % To-; baIly
crashed .a hsy prcss. in tha, ts-a. It
"a thr0ushi auPltai.oa -oalI be- ne-s..
sarr.
A isiy residing {. Foriiiad "a a-ates-
q BY siighi roise ne Other ntrhi. al
a. heni,-g over tn 80 nan. - "a.
evidently abouf q slr,inister elioroforrn 20
her husbaod So s-reaned. aid tbs rob
ber fei. beloved by couiedsraie. 10
~as -a.ung ia the ncrt room. Do aher-
-afis appsarri tLai iis street door lad
bsea isii aaloekel
iary q. Cole % Ps-,fasI "a. BE-,
appointed a's.s'a-f c1au.ss.irr a ss5,.s-
t-ncr. -.th tbe raut 81 Cipu.a
li.r.ng CO. se,s ,- .-.- ~.i4-lav. Mach
i-'h. 81 NtronaI Dtak. urs ss,abE.lei
s.,a an aggr-rafr -a-.-ai of e stlrDD.
Auorz ,,s. s-s CO. People. Htas Water
vile. ,apifli i0oas0 Ttouasion BACK.
rar a' oH.I St.iy River Ea-k Farm.
I..i.a. capital s-5.oo1.
Ths Journai lea-rs thti tis vsaar lsl..,
20 tie Ms.h..at Society q Meeiar.
isi' halIei on s.e8 a tsrrei q aolr G.,
iisif pastor. &c., Mr Wa.l5a-y
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-24

Tie humber % deaths Oh Castias fsr
he year eu4.ag January isi. Is6j. as one
hsndred
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-24

lows osrlcrr- 90 SruSrn MoIern.
Cor. Isaac Casina-.
Cierk. Hiram s Cot---.
ss'eefmea. EEraaiet Morrill, s G..
'nsh-an. Less B.stee.
Ireas-rrr. H. B. Chandler
Ioun AEeuf. D.. Y. Tssu
o-lo'l Con. GIleu Barrett. S,,---
l-'o.nson. IT,. Hiram : Cobsrn.
''n'iaoie al Collector. Noses p.i.f-r
Ald.ior. EiPhaiei Nor-iH
Al kePgblcsns. Voted o. rs..e 49,.
f0r fhs support ofsehooi..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-24

Greelsy's History q TIE Eebsrio, l.,
b-eu translated INTO German
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-24

foErEE. Ths following Ess Of drahel
men ~as CLIPPED from the journal and
Should have tccn printed earlier. Do; a..
overlooked
DAVID Naruev. Hir~n " TTar-,~,-
lsaae J.. sargent John = Eireronh. Ssm-
uei >tanlev. ~aauel Brooke 20 F-,.f..
Cole. Josefh kicr John HrorEs G.eorr.
haPuian. taar.cs %. E..rer.v Noes h
~ 81, ks. Cara >tanler. John e. Weeks
-isrhen y tlulilrrs. fitarr 4 Ws..-
dfne' :. toH. Michael Ns.-rr. Jr. T-..-
oIrort. iicnry bnrk. E8trrt >a-r.-.
t.lsin iia-rinan. Nose. D No-ton. O-r.-
Astoa. Danicl Lfoly. AndrcsJ MrDar-
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park Antelope White Eas. Hsrbor, IT. IS day. with salt
&co. 9th inst lat q, lon " 49, spoke bss Tbos
Bark 4lasdo Brl Drysdae Havana, IA days, with sugar.
Bark laaIe tof St John NIB, soper. Havana, II Days
Bark iaff nii.a Brea Costa Trinidad % days sa
BARK eSlessisp SBr Foster Cow Bay e days with COAL
w Bsrs ss:: slns.o9 @ na'ehls Cow Bay u days.
g d a 10 v ssss i.s .ss se ss
gase Exams from Lsshorn FOR NYork eo,,v,r - ay.
Big $50 ycf Tanks Island swaiue, Barbados days.
: IS 8 TtsF ss &C. Haven't a
S. YORK s T a.. H iai $ u o. passed
'aas aSGsP S + tx a Alien St
Brig Prospect Il Hayes cIenfuefOs 50 days with sugar
Brig do,lra BrJ Dexter Cow Bay 10 days with coal to-
IS, Sss: ;sSa ,.
ws s;er i G"agai oa nA''s'' S'S''' 1
d, sen, ks's ca,90 Qt N,;Ss Matthias IS
SehI Ada Anes, Marston. Lnsan IS days, with coal toJ
sGhr pyEhoon SMITH Linsan. Is days. with coal to cro
SEA, s2q,hern C,osss George. GIace Bay days wih
to S5s h bsSo ss g. Crane day. with ter
sS Aa!s Ssss ssM rsna sas
sel, E :sa,' Arn9Is EIllssselrsrs 1er Aes,ca
s Sa.on rrcs EFnsssRi S g s0s
s sd Ee s rs s FSsSesse
Schr Jacct Raymond Brown, Elizabetbpor New Ha.-
yen.
Schr phsni, Renis, Calais
Sch gcmmodore Rea,ny. Rcter.s Calais sd.ys
Sc.r Nathan C.iGord. Shre Belfast for Eddyvilic.
SchrJ Swan Mathew Wsllheei
ScEI Present Perkins. Bangor Gdays.
Schr I,sert vcCsr,y Bangor Q DAYS.
Schr ahzs5e,h Burden. Bangor. i0days
Sci. Fa.f Dealer Young, Ellsworth, Z days.
Schr Mara Louisa RohinsoS Rockand.
Sch. " L Terrell, Handy. Basicn for Albany.
Schr cr,ersd Donald Fan River.
Schr Oliver Speiinan, Brewer. Hartford. -
Sohr W Ellis Bishop New Haven. ~5'
Schr z Wileis. Rayes. Bridgeport.
Schr John Manlove, Burdck Have,sraw Providence
BELOW
Br;a Evanee.is,e CIai). fror: odessa.
SAiLEp
Steamships Columbia, Chase, Commander.
Wind at sunse, E light.
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10 scream; don't know the woman never heard her
name. saw her FIRST In the back room, did not hear
her name mentioned in the barroom; don't think
could recognize her; have seen the woman present
some time before; can't say II il the woman
Al the corner OF street and Seventh
know that the in the barroom was TO be there
that night in the cooper shop
The testimony Of Ward closed the case, which was
then submitted 10 the jury, VINO, after two hours deli
5eration rendered the following verdict THAT Thomas
Walker the deceased 70 his death by pistol shot
wound 10 the head and from the evidence produced,
we think al the hands of John Ward and think that
Patrick Collins Joseph Murray and James Farrell are
accessories To the killing"
On the rendition the verdict Ward, Murray, Col0hs
and Farrell were committed to the Tombs to await the
action of the Grand Jury
James Murray, Matthew Smith, Henry Miller and
Marearet McCuen we're committed TO the House of De-
tention as witnesses.
Since the Incarceration Of the parties arrested sns
pcion of beng concerned In the murder not relative
or friend has appeared at the station bouse to inquire
after them and Judging from appearances, they arc
without friends who have any socitude concerning
their future welfare
Much credit is due TO Acting Captain Ward and Ser
geant Hughes as we'll as other members OF the Twenty
ninth precinct police Tor the vigilance they have dis
played in arresting parties supposed TO have any know
edge whatever concerning the murder
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Disappsarancc of a Young
From the Troy Press, Aogus, 10

From the Troy Press August 10
Considerable excitement exists 10 Clen's Falls and Vi
cnhy ever tue mysterious dsar appearance Of young girl
whose raents reside short distance from that village
the road leading 70 Saratoga Tho name OF the father
Is Louis j. Young. Last "Wednesday The eldest Of four
children, Agnes, bright, pretty prl Of sixteen year,
sent by her mother TO get egg from turkey
nest some twenty thirty rods from the house Tho
nest the border Of deeply wooded raylne which
tches Tor some distance UP The south bnuk OF the
Hudson river. Between the house and the woods
sight knoll elevation ineryenes An hour
elapaad and another and stu the girl did not return
from ner errand. The family at length became alarmed
search made but nothing could be found Of the miss
ing GIRL Wednesday night the woods thoroughly
secured but TO effect Thursday morning the startling
intelligence carried In every direction, the oomuu-
nifty round about aroused aud the search commenced In
earnest. Ppr three days u vas kept up, but all to no
avail The egg found broken and lying on the ground
few feet from tho nest alone evidence that Agnes
bad visited that locality. When she lett she had on her
every day clothing, and without cloak, shawl or
extra covering Of ans description. Although every effort
had been made up 10 Sunday night, no clue had been
found to the girl or hcS whereabouts IL s believed che
wa kidnapped
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-18
Tow the New Haven n""A Do
rautfer. n Home.

From the New Haven Journal, August H.
Yesterday morning The steamer Esn'i pr,n of Ph,,a
deipha and Dr. Townsend OF this Guy, ar,'ea III NC"
York with ninety thousand dollars Oh ,nc so'en
funds The party Immediately went 10 tue new naVen
cno and oak he quarter pasi twelve O'Clock train and
arrived in this city about half past thres large ofowu
at the depot who rushed ana :" 50. s'sns
OF the man bat he was quickly coauuc,en up stairs
through the Merchants Hotel 20 o,te suee. wnefe
carriage was in readiness 10 when ue LOOK nv sea. re-
Of he friends on hand to meet him. The car
rage was hurricdly driven up Crown street and
s ,.e oresence of the chief Of police Townsend
took things quite cooy, but seemed 10 desire TO
80 an street unnoticcd drawing the curtain OF the
aao ~ screen himself The crowd at the depot
around into Chapel street expecting the carriage would
be driven up tina, street. ou In this they we're dsap-
tainted Townsend and Booth now both lodged in
Xii and will soon have hearing. Booth was To have
had hearing this morning, but IL will probably be post
poned.
were wholly of the track, and IL was principally Town
sends desire to communicate with MISS Bootn ana make
arrangements FOR meeting her that led to the discovery
OF his whereabouts his intent ous and finally to his
arrest Townsend, after shaving of his beard in New
York assumed military uniform and went South, dis
posing of bond in Philadelphia. This bond was
discovered by Parin, the detective, and was the
first clue obtained to the route Townsend bad
chosen. This bond was disposed OF probably to
obtain money to pay travelling expenses. BY wear
ing military dress he enabled to pass through
the South undlsturbed. He went TO New Orleans and
took for Havana On arriving at that place he
wrote letter to Miss Booth, stating that he would meet
her at certain hotel in Liverpool at certain time. He
then gave Of the bonds to man there 10 take the
letter to New York and got II into the hands Of his Dull
Cinea. This to New York, tried to sell his
bonds aud was Immediately marked and arrested, and
this letter found in his effects This becoming known,
DR. Townsend, the brother OF James NJ Townsend then
went with detective Pan to Boston and took She steam
China for Queenstown the 10th OF july eleven days
after Townsend left Havana As the Havana steamer
had to stop the way, the China arrived first. The
pursuers pushed on across Ireland and the Channel
and found their man stopping at hotel in Liver
pool Parlin called him and told him his business
He said he knew no such man as Dr. Town
send, and he did not wish to be insulted. II
no CO. however; the game Of bluff would not do. He
mitted to his fate The money was then secured when
the party Immediately took passage the Etna, and
arrived as we have stated II Townsends idea TO
have Miss Booth meet him In Liverpool when they
to settle down in interior town and live upon the
interest of the bonds but his fatal letter. and the thor
oueh taken to prevent the sale OF the bonds
forever defeated his singular plan.
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STATE CONVENTIONS.

Pennsylvania Republican Convention.
HARRISBURG, August II, 1866
The Republican State Convention met In the House OF
Representatives at noon TO day. The Convention
called to order BY General Cameron the chairman Of the
State Central Committee.
The Hon John Cessna was chosen temporary chair.
man
committee was appointed on contested seats and
permanent organization
Mr.. TODD, Of Cumberland, offered the following
Resolved That this Convention representing the loyal
people Of Pennsylvania recognize the claims Of our sol
dcrs ts confidence and gratitude superior 10 those
Of all others, and that In token or the sincerity OF this
except those who have proved their loyalty and patriot
ism by services 10 the Geld against the enemies OF the re-
public
Mr. STEVENS moved It's reference 10 the Committee on
Resolutions which, after some debate modified by
ins,ructng the committee 10 report this afternoon, and
then adopted.
A committee consisting Of one from each Senatorial
district appointed on resolutions.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention reassembled at four o'clock.
The Committee on Permanent Organization reported
II. @. johnson, Of Crawford for President with Vice
President from each Senatorial district
Mr. MovEioHT, Chairman Of the Committee on Resolu.
tons, submitted report The resolutions express con-
6dence In the administration of President johnson and
endorse MS reconstruction pohcyi compliment Gov
ernor Curtin and E NJ. Stanton; recommend the conhs
cation OF the property Of southern rebels amounting TO
over ten thousand dollars in value TO pay PENSIONS &C.,
10 the soldiers advert the revision OF the Revenue
law as 20 protection 10 American Industry;
dorse the Monroe doctrine and maintain tho claims OF
soldiers TO Offices of profit and honor.
Mr.. Tom again offered the resolution submitted by
him al the morning session, relative TO the recognition
OF the soldiers claims TO Offices, &C, as substitute for
the the subject presented by the committee
After considerable debate the substitute Dcgatiyed
by vote Of ~ yeas against III nays.
The resolutions submitted by the committee were
then unanimously adopted
The Convention proceeded 10 ballot for Auditor Gen.
eral which resulted az follows General John Hart
ranft, OF Montgomery county, g. John Hecsand, OF
Lancaster. 80. n A Hacomb Of Lawrence. 10: General
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SHIPPING NE VS..
ALMANAC YoRE-THs
............. IL NOON RISKS 81
spTs.............. % nIon WATER 6 %
Port Of New York, August ~, 1865.

CLEARED
Steamship Lafayette (Frl, Bocanie Hsvre-Geo MackeD
Steamship Columbia, Barton, Havana-sponord. Tieston
Steamship varuna, wh,churs, acknowledgement.
sleamahip Chase, Rogers savannsh-Lewis Jones
steamship ComT rsi, Tsr,y w,m,ps,on-A Leary
BARK r Wsi~ss St sr 'S as jsoso-o
s Hs srs% ssys P %sHo SGS
Bark Ellen stevens, Whitman. Philadelphia-Rogers
Barb Mira tgr,. Dir, rhilsdepha-JB Ward 4 Co.
ssf HMser ..s syrsnc sqore' '''"e' wa Georgetown
s s sss. 9R1 or riyor foE ssy
Brig John Butler tBr) Lunenbcrg MobIe-smIth Dun.
Brig Webster Kelly. Haskell. Philadelphia Tbsyer ssr
schr MEIER ,Brl nigos, st kits Henry De cordova
scbr n B Borden. Alien. st Kitts-J Douglas.
schr Wild Horse 'Br), Meumoer, $, Johns NF-HJ &C
sehr Palma, Hsllocs, Mobie-A Abbott.
schr Three Sisters Dawes, Powderhorn Key-Bentley,
scSr W o Irisb Ra,hbun, Port Roys-N L Accresdy a
schr n rbbIis, Lippncot, Charles,ou-s Mccresdy
schr Sarah Mnge Moore, Wilmington Pier.on a Collins
ssSr scIbnsr Hall Ph,ladslphiajc svalp
schr John Snow Colin. Phladephs-snow 4 Richard
sscsr Gould Linn, Delaware CITY, Ingalls,
seSr America Reynolds, BrIsio-G N strsnahan,
soop Lady Washington, Coyes. New Haven-M Briggs
Steamer W Bruno, Foster, Baltimore.
ARRIVED
steamer catalpa 10 Howorh, Port Royal aud Charles
ton, via Fortress Monroe 80 hours
steamship Guide Almy, Savannah days with troops to
steamship Gen sedgewick sbarkey Wilmington, 90 hours
Steamship Yazoo Couch Richmond and Norfolk, hours
with mdse and passengers. 10 Hencken Pamore.
Steamship Hateras Parrish Norfolk rs hours with mdse
and passengers. TO II T LyinrstoU& Co.. 49,
ship Wisconsin, ARGUS, Liverpool 80 days with mdse and
9i passengers. TO Williams Guion Had light westerly
wnd al the g ebn su from r sswsa cH 10 ose
all we'll LIST INST on the Great Bank spoke fishing schr
John Atwood Of Provncetown and AT the request Of the
captain took from her Jos SYLVIA seaman, who sick,
and brousht him 10 this port. 49,
and 40 passenges 10 Chas Marshall 90 July ~ ai ~
A. Ion S. spoke bark Royal Victoria from Quebec bound
9Th inst at a. lon 10 26 spoke bark Aberdeen. bound
w 10TH lat 10 ~ Ion ~ o. saw schr Arctic OF Nantucket
Shin orient HIM Liverpool June 80 with mdse and 800
of Sable island, with light northery winds and Gains
ship Humboldt (Iiam) Boysen Hamburg, 81 days with
mdse and 62i passengers TO Sotnan Edye Thirteen
children died and there three births
Bark Chispa (Br) sprague, Malaga, July with fruit
James Tobinson passed Gibraltar July H. Had light winds
Bark Telegraph of Bostonl Jones' Cronsad June H. and
Esinorc 0h (passed Fair Island July d. with hemp &c TO
VIM Ropes Co Had light winds and Gains 10 the Banks
Aug the GRAND Banks ship showing fac SINH
TO the American flag with private signal In H. Since
crossing the Banks had continuation Of light winds and
Bark Alonzo tof Petou Ns), Monroe Buenos Ayres 90
days, with hides, &c, TO order ~ ~
BARI Idaho Chapman AsplnwsL 70 days, with mdse, toJ
fJey. 81