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The following table exhibits the number OF mar.
rfages so1emnized IN the county, In each month,
Totals. -. 1891 1858 1R6 a0Oe

A slight study Of tho above tab!es will show
that the o. oia year aaa q been I'M marked BY greater
numbs1 o. kings ior better md woraeF than
my to the energy and tact of thc lair seI. Who,
1854 being leap year. are supposed TO have gov.
1 sEned ~ Hmatte5s % ma.FtmonLL" n md 70 whom be-
the difficulties match makers had to encounter
the many manageable young men whom tho calls
OF patriotism have taken from our midst due
precinlon Of their opportunities. So great an 10
creaee Ia there In the number OF matrs .ges last
yea5 over former oaes, that e!elnaias those mar
equal 10 those Of the whole = lses and exceed tas
ost n19y pTss1ons yea51; aS,rl;sses o Tss HovemhsI'
n.na sa2po.sd to b ta 'he .t1ont Gss bepds
bel bes of ore happy couples only aggrega,ins 167.
Amos ts nnaIagss ot tne anns- 5Tas. so1s
ioaf 1 ,Se rouon WY to attract little atte
Hon One iwain were made one. during she
Of eeaemonv S,p beIns one Of the regaasT
advertised exhibitions Of the evening There ls
| algo Jask phu4s in the racoru-the register OF
! snrne names whose union was simply, and eren
ayoWtdly, the result Of crime and vice: Ono mar
e,ace wa soiemnized In he Provost Mafsha.s Of
fcs. the union being N 9niY alseFnansn e paso
I unIsed in the Bridewe1l-in each ease The woman
prefeF7ing to save her honor, even ~ tne expense
! Of her hhDpinEa@. but VIC nEt mDEs4i4AilR4 AuU
howeTer I'd The theme may be. we woull nos en-
| courage feelings ought bnt pteasurahle. In the
minds Of our readers, 40 early u the year.
nnmhcr Of marriages performed In the city alone,
as he records are made for the whole county. u
however, The ratio Of tho electoral vots takta At
| the Inst election may be depended upon sorne
ccnclusiou can be arrived at. Tha vota cast in
he city was e ss9 and In the whole connsy aso17
50 that the rntso between the city and external
On his bar,s, OF the whole number OF marriages
perfo1med-asT9: two thousand t~o hundred md
fesensy -four e sf4) were solemniyea in tho city,
however, a larger proportion OF aiult nnn-voting
raaes residing IN this eiIy than outside, 10 that
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...... u
Total ......-.......-..+. ...-...- .....1'
Almost half the number Of drowning cases
OF boys while bathing, while nearly tic othcri
ware Of men Who stumbled into the water wilt
The prevailing causes Of sudden death BY III
were chiefly heart affections; next rink ,pu'f
nre. OF the suicides by poisoning, were bye
ntesv 2 By str{ehn1ne. by corrosive gubltm:
and assen Of nc sasds nssr x &c snttng 1Ign
as seRsi ssrias % 9sm %aeirsm l9a M man
Three of fhe drownings were an= to temporary In
sanity
The difference IN the county now and ut its COM.
mence1asnt cannot be more ssrlk1aEly Illustrated.
formed il cook county duriae ths whole year.
20 aa FSe fes sases e o a'e easee as
yeats are sone"hat mixed. md present 9n aPps'r,
aPfS not ,efK r y to ne ~ ,s,
e Mso nasd e
q the officiating. Clergyman OF Justice os The
Peace. This er;attc mode Of entering continues
mill 1886, about which time the city Of Chicago
was incorporated, when the record OF marriages
sdth of August Of thss year lie union Of seth W ".
ass1s t. Rss 5Sn sy r ebe sYs e. . sass sns
"a marriage Nc. l.. Even then The list was very
irregulary Kept; We find Nos 5000 and odd sue
ssgas and MINI sf
ber.-
Now and then, seaue brief sentence will appear
thongntiui mind Thus, Oh Tie 30sh Of April, 1919,
the names of 1saac Chamberlain and Ann Eliza
Woodward appear as having obtained the requt
performance Of their marriage are written the
lacon1c Words, y No Coz IN Nay OF the same
Esaf tns 3, following inscription is pasted at tha
"John Mahon consents to David's marriage, but
Mary haoess, ;. license Ia forbid by father, not
understands hat Mary A. Ra6efs' father is not
IS years Of aye" We certainly agree In tho pro
prie.y Of his preventing May nom entering 70
sentences exist In other parts of the record all Of
then calling Up yasions Of stern, nnrelentlng
Is o Be- sopea 5aI asse M
wounds Of the ardent lovers, and that their hopes
thus cruelly crushed In the bnd-dieG to give rise
Cook county vas orsanized aud CREATED coun-
. acore Of families. Naturally bu.,neaa In tho
such circumstances, to be very brisk still we lind
the year marked by five marriages.. Nine licenses
we're iss1ed-or, - tie intelligent clerk has Il
to have operated against the conversion Of tho
batchelor into benedict In four cases certainly
q large percentage. For, the sake Of the curious,
We immo ottalize the marriages Of 1881.
April I'd. BY - William Lee. m ordained minis
ter Of the Methodist Episcopal Church." JoacPh
fnpin to :. Mary M" Sargarfna.
April 24th, By, the game minister, William ID
sehanks e "Elizer Jane" Query: Vas Jane
June aih, By jesse Wannr, 4an elder OF the
II. E. church, Joseph Fhebalt to Charlotte To-
/ senbeu.
July 9th, by the game minister, Daniel "
Vaughn to Anseltne Hobart
July 9th, By Rev. William Lee, William Auter-
con to Susan il. Wentworth.
The following are the marriages Of cveryryear
from 1881 to the preseuE Tina:
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In the spring Of 1851 there were twelve families
here In May 1882 the fort contained 500 so1ls, and
in the following February garrison Of 200, while
outside were about 150- In November '31 the hsst
census vas taken; the county then contained 9,H3
souls.
The eensus Of the State will be taken during the
present year.
MORTALITY
We are not able to present the exact figures OF
deaths In The city daring tho year, - the Decem-
her returns are not ret madc. The following table
shows the mortality in each Of the divisions OF
The city from Dec. /, 1867 to the date In 81
and the present month Il given approximately,
carrying ont the ratios Of the Jear unto December.
The estimates are probably very near the truth:
, 1865-01-02

+11e Al
In Glass and Class G are included licenses aud
specific duties. bnt rs an exhibit would only show
which pay licenses IN Cook county, and hardly en-
te1s into the consideration OF business transactions
for the ycaf, 1t Is omlFsed-
The total amount Of revenue derived from This
collection district during the dscal rear, was
f3,R17 S28.ST-heing an Increase Of II, ,026,9 10
over that Of the previons year. Taken in eonnec-
eG1 Ths
groee receipts Of onr horse and steam railroads
were Sc, 90. We haze esghty,one rnerehane
extent Of ss60,ess- The advertising columns Of
eefpts "a tie extent q s1sd,ss7: The manataetare
was realized as The taxes on horned cattle, aud
ga. .s8 on hogs. The weakness Of humanity IS
manifest when Ne state that 81, no saa 6s were col
G uven Fl sp5a aed sa@ e
the extent Or sls9.0.5S. Malt liquors were as
seseed 65.7l0.8l- out. anchoneers reported for
aaoa soes TO- s e i
ssssa1 eaaiases nj 4ss ase liked ssisoa Gas Yields
81 ,b7eT7- From Iron manrGactnrers were drawn
$a,,17aSI- The single article Of oil yielded f1l,-
Nc haze m average mortality listot 80 persons
a,sd a. donet pEsss
fheir friends through the oGosts VI 90 photograph
ie artets. Eight thousand new hUasdtng5 received
the attention of IS proprietary carpenters One
hunilrcd and rwo tobacco houses pay revenue tax
OF x15y13s70 There are 1,731 licensed drays, car-
riages, &e, and !, Us licensed saloons; One hun
t. a1ed and thirty SIX retail boat and shoe honses
W churches, 7asylnnls, and hospitals "CIeauH-
ness being ncxt TO God1fness, )" Wa may announce
the existence Of 81 bafber-shops and bathrooms.
Forgive Insurance agents compete with eleHen
banks aud savings institutions. Seventy Two dress
makers give the fair sex fits. One hundred clergy
men perform the marriage ceremony. 3S printers
Issue nuptfa cards. and 73 furniture dealers In
hold fixtures. Five hundred and twenty-seven re-
tail proyieion dealers compete for his custom.
Twenty tugs patrol our hatbor, and six Express
Companies bring us the hofiday fashious.
NUJIER1CAL PROGRESS.
As NO have bnllt honses, SO We have dlled them
a. We have increased il wealth, We have gained In
population; as we extend our improvements We
increase In much that pertafua to the woes as we'll
as to the ioya Of humanity. Society, even In It's
hest phaeea. is not an uumf1ed good; 1t has itB
darker side. Births and em1gratfon have added to
our population, deaths, natural or foul, have de-
creased IT.; industry has accumulated wealth, fires
and rubberles have destroyed it. But with us at
least the gvod has far out-balanced the evil.
= POPULATION
We can scarcely note progress in this direction,
owing TO the absence Of = regular census fn 1859
hut We can state gigantic faet-rsther loosely.
The population Of the city has been varlousy est-
mated ut from 1bQ 900 to 100 Q00, she latter being
the calculation in Bailey's City Directory. The
following Is the census taken the lst Of October
by s. s. Hayes, the City Comptroller:
, 1865-01-02
PROPERTY STATISTICS

The value Of property In the city has rapidly In
creased within the year. The tremendous spar
gwen to all phases Of business activity has en-
6anced values IN q remarkable degree. We repro
Gncc the following table Of assessed values OF real
and personal estate and the amount OF taxes paid
into the city treasury for series Of years. from
the last report Of the City comptroslerto the Com
mon Council. 1t must not, however, be supposed
that either column, but especially The second, ex-
presses ANYTHING lko the value OF property real OF
personal. Real values are almost invariably four
times as lhrge the sums aasesse1 and th!s IL es
peciaily true now. lnu comparative values Of real
estate Tor 1sG2 and 81 are perhaps nearly correct
as the value Of land has not Increased In the same
ratio as oil the items Of personal property. But
what shall DO said Of the Latter, when stocks Of
goods have BEEN swelling and accumulattng
ut an unprecedented Eate, till now the
( stocks on hand Of our wholesale dry goods
| houses alone could not probably be puts
| chased for that eleven and. q half mil
| lionsq And the same remark would apply
equally to some ~ Or Ifanchss of trade. Bnt 9ok
at eyca this exhibit: In 1s4o the total valuation
1 was less than i hundred thousand dollars; now,
only twenty four years Afterwards, the Civic taxes
| alone nre more than ten times that amount, while
the revenue taxes paid to the General Government
la1Eely exceed even those figures. The total yalue
Of the property In thi- city may s1fe1y be asscssed
| Mt over one hundred md tlfty millions. or about
| one thousand dol1urs to each man, woman and
child within its limis-we admit that the dstrtbu-
ton is scarcely equal
, 1865-01-02

+ Point Oft two places. and you have the rate per
hundred: thus, the percentage Of mortality for
the past year WIS LIS, or rather more than one
death IN every fort}-one Of the i1habitauts.
IgQuEsTs.
The following IL the report Of the Coroncr-Dr.
William Wagner, for che past year. The n-nrcs
only indicate m tuc1eass Of seven inqaests sver
1903, which considering tie large increase hos on
J in the regular but In the vagsant population Of
tho city La highly satisfactory comparison:
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ANAhA&N-AA AHG ASF Una
The following record, lnbonously compiled
otice N this city, will ahow the amount Of rcye-
realized BY the GoveEnmsnt rSm sp, al IL soursss a
lie total 10 an cnor1ous one. and speaks more
| eloqurntly Of the commercial 1mporeance OF the
ion Of our citizens, without distinction Of party,
when We say, that for tifs excellent zeault the
Government IL largely indebted to The energy, IL
dQstry and eminent business q1a11a cations OF Pc
ter P3ge Esq. tbe Assessor Of the District, md
/ III npd ri hfa aaefsfnntu.
, 1865-01-02

Tho following ara The returns Of tho number
nnd value Of horses, cattle, and hogs, IN tue
county. probably nearly correct for tho di.trile
the truth for fhE city.
, 1865-01-02
6TKEET IMPROVEMENT :


more than four and half miles.
Strict IMPRuVKNKNT.
The greatest achievement IN this direction hts
been tie paving OF Lake street from the E1rer TO
nalsted with Nicho1son pavement The street
now preeeuts one unbfoEeu line Of hfstcaaAs foaa
ttom the lake shore to Union Park distance OF
to she city limits, Other srcets would haze been
sulected to the same process, but for the tleeauty
Of the assessment Fo1l- prepared for toat
But many other streets hare been Pafn4ily IN
haye been constructed The sidewalke ordered
dnrlne the year were: In the Sonth DiTiaion
about si1 miles; North, .si1s and In the West Di"
vision, nearly twelve miles; total nearly twenty
erected: the number won'd hare been much
rreater but tor the enormous quantity set mp dur
I'M the gear preceding.
Under this bead we may mention tue removal OF
Detpisiucs and Union. The site is hiled up. and
nert wear The street will be raised to grade from
Tic river ualsted and the rails OF the car tracks
la1d parallel.
vcyv ncar]y th{rtcen miles Of water pipe bare
bern Ibid In the city during the year. OF 81 eizes
The nrincina work in this direction has been the
iayinE Of a two foot min along Wabash avenue
from Adams to Twenty second street, dtssonce ot
IVA mirs less two blocks; this was accomplished
st tsn expenditure Of nearly S15o 600 and is great
'sTfht Thst magnificent undertaking, the lake tunnel,
intended to SIMPLY the dtJ with pure Eatef from
fnSlcili and Otherwise. The excavation has
! reached distance Of about one quarter Of mile
from The shore shaft and the crib is all ready ioi
| weather Of fpE1ng shall permit Tbs worn viii
| fhcu I've pro.ecu I'd from both cnda Of the tunnel
| The excavation wa commenced At p. u. MAY
aG.h, and haE suffered sa1nterm1ss1on Of aooni one
, 1865-01-02

The Increase IN ten years and ten months has
been in the South Division III per cent, In tho.
West Diyieiou 400 per cent, in the North Division
S eTE e1hsSit fer pase Wch t6ir
ty-ave years ago contaIEed only nine faufil1es.
ISe give the following tanfe Of populations from
that Important epoch. Those marked win star
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INTERNAL REVENEEs

Total, ,sl7 %1s.79o.,a sfHs:7s 81 'ssas
The total presens Indebtedness ofthe county
about $7.4,0Qo.,
, 1865-01-02

Total, Ellis s46,oc3 ea.l69 a'.c2a sess
The aggregate valuation Of vessels owned In the
! In the county Ia st1ttd ut $76a.' s5- ...,
The following l. the valuation and a.! anaonnt ta o.
RAILROADS running into the city. In the column Q!
| totals Qre included tho town, War aud school
, 1865-01-02

Total Of Chicago. .160,as3 55.94s 27,lN E1A
It ia generally thonght that these figures arc 200
high. The allowance Of is per cent Tor absentees
Is scarcely warranted even by the fact that great
who are pt1l1 credited as residents here. Deduct
the 7,a6a thus added, and it Leaves IN enumerated
populat1on OF one hundred and sixty-two thou
sand. Eufnu. ten.
Accepting the official census. the following will
exhibit the increase In the several divisions
pfpno 11o~ Tot 1874.
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OF de eatnpes oi ibe consodat:d line I We sua can
june Isl to December 1st 1884, together With tue
snonnf e ts ,s M q sbfes % i D est'matsd
that $50, 600 were received from the Go!ernment
for the transportation Of troops ona supplies Du~
1oline steek ol tue c.sporadoa a. foilows; Is To-
comptiyes, & passenger cars, baggage cars and
160 box freight cars. No passengers have been.
killed, hut several hnHe been injured through care
lessness in getting or and off the trains while In
The following is thaBoard Of ofaeera:
Fiee P1ssidtnt-P. Il. Smith.
GtnT TSgptriztfndtT-Geo L Dunlap.
-DlrteteT q Gotna Nxtsson-Wm- Il. Ferry.
Seerttary-JameF R. Young.
1Ttdsurer-Geo1ge Flee.
CHICAGO 4 BocK ISLAND 4. r.
The Chicago & Roct island Railroad Was COM
meneeS II 1sss apd faished IN ISL t extends
ahere It connects with the Mississippi j. Missouri
Railroad, by bridge nEoss the river. Daring the
year which has passed there have been no console
line is 1sa miles, and tie Peoria branch 10 miles
rs miles altogether. Tbs estimated earnings Of
the road for 1864 SAFE, 1904. The estimated
cent. The additions to the rolling stock during
the year were lis box, IS dat, and II stock cars,
These were built in The conpany,s shops. Daring
wounded. The following are the officers OF tho
| road and branch:
| Resident-c. ". Darant.
| Hetident-P. q B. V. r. R.-T. c, Durant.
! Tlcs HesadeHt-Jnot F: Tracy.
| GtnI Superintendent ". l. St John
4ss'f Srpeytntfndtn,-W II. Whitman.
] Iffasrrtr-E. ". Danham.
4 i&crffary-F. q. ToEs.
| Cdahxr-F. D. Sherman.
l GtnT Freight dgent-LeWis F1e1e.
| GtnI Text dGfnt-E. st. john.
CHICAGO AND CINCINNATI ArR LINE RAILROAD.
The Chicago and Cincinnati Air Line proper, Is
| the line from Richmond, Indiana to Logansport,
Indiana Atthc latter Place ills connected with the
I'D Fort I'D ayRs sioid aa a 1boa
completion of the taek ut present building be-
| fWeen Lacrosse aud Chitago, that portion between
| VALPARAISO md IaCroeas will be abandoned, and
cars viii run direct to Chicago This 1ast strip Of
Great Eastern Railroad Company and will 20 ope-
| rated bY the Cincipnal ind Chicago Air Line
Company. twill be completed to Chicago Janu-
ary 18th and throWn optn to general tIat6c on the
esa en1e q rom t. Northwestern Rasoad GoPsa,
street. now occupied b5 tho 0aIena Division OF
that road-she trains uGng It being about - be
and Klnzie streets. The Cincinnati and Chicago
Air Line Company. Will ,1ftes thc 1st Ct February
be able to ticket rasseng.rs through dfreetto Bal
titnore and Washington.
more, he second short line to the Eastern Statcs
and The short line to Ciutinnah During the. las.
year Il hiss done no Eastern business, for the Waa
Of terminus in Chicago which 1t could control
Notwishslanding these disadv2nt0Rea, It hai
/ its connection will Chicago shall have been made
| It will doubtless take 'front.' rank with the grea
competing Eastern lines.
The number Of miles at prescnt operated BY thil
corporation IL Sa5. Tbs estimated vslue oa III
, 1865-01-02

To.sl. .1e5e7 z6oa627 +o9o9 3ss5a1 12'sl $1s5'6
The following are tho returned number Of
sheep, and bushels of wheat corn. and other
n-,ins n fho rnnnfv 1fnfsifia of the c}tvs
, 1865-01-02

The following are tha sexes:
Mules..............- --........".-....-......a ct
%f1AttSr..+... VI
/.
, 1865-01-02

:: nur,np the wear tbere 1ysra 81 nos assigned to
the scpnfatc Divisions. .-,,1, .,,x
The following are the deaths no nom ~. sA@ poa
within the clayen months ending oeI Trass rr,ts,
, 1865-01-02

(the can or tripod stone Of which weighs aver sew
been r
.Grcnt Telescope " Just completed nt Cambridge,
Mnrs. The dome IL now being ansshed, aud eyets-
s iei.fcpoe. p cest of ths tower a!one, $4,000.
SEAh d Nlxon's .Iusc MIA very hand
some music la1l has heen erected his year On lhe
by Mceers- Smith, DItson s N11on- The hall Is
. enclosed IN block Jos feet font on Washintton
street by 1888 On Clark. The block il four stories
In height. With basement, and Is composed oi
, prcreed brick, with elegant cut stone trimmings
The Hall ts in the very centre Of the buid1ne1 Ie
ttsd np. unfe iii other city bsa Vii only 6s
. used as IN audience room The seats all rise from
the stage to the rear. the gradually, theu
room has no angles the ceilings and corncts arr
concave nd The stge ect in an elipticalls shaped
alcexe, 50 that every eound T. reflected to foens
Nubte transmitting the principal light IN the day
. time The block contains stores on each front, :.
! large Photographic galley occupying Is by ~ ~
Offices. It's estimated cost vas lttler over 300,
| co., and the tlock WIS erected under the super
:. vision Of Qno Il. Mat. Esq aro.,
John' steane. hos been erected on 1asalle street
afew lots south Of the old site It ts built ofhriek
t and is a feet from. Iy S in depth. TIE hnllan
! ! superintcndcd by S. D. nixon,
> | pIocks. !.
- In the erection Of handsome blocks In the prin
Il CttH3 H3X& o. GuI udEu GSqeEthlA
t. characterized, nnd 80 numerous and elaborate hav
| they bren that We can bur mention few Of III
- | nrif,cipa1 ones, aud must refer the reader for
more exhaustive description to the former Issue
v OF the TniHukE- :,
: Laahards Bloct:-On Monroe street, immed
- ! ste1r west OF the Post Office, handsome bloc
- ss1 feet front by aS in depth, has been built
+ thr celebrated Athens marble II Is four storie
= In bc,rht, With basement and Manaara root an
:. contains ii stores. sS or 80 Offices banks and
larrc halls for pnbllt purposes. The cost Of TIL
: | entcrnrfse exceeds $la .000
. TNsfoM Nouse Bfoct,-The old dilapldatton
7, u,ccnf acusiom House Plaza. ~ hare gaven way
!. smarniGccnt block extending from Madison Stree
!. to Poet Ofiee Alcy. It Is i've stories IN heia
Df thc flrsi being of iron. and the remainder {
d. pressed brick, with stone trimmings; II eontaia
II 10 the principal story II stores, each having
u average width Of II feet, md depth o. 70 fee
Of The cost Of the erection IL nearly ro.hD.
u CoIbs Mock-This block Is bnt1t On inc soutt
Of west corner Of Michigan avenue md Lake stEse
ie Ly Silss D. Cobb, Esq. vi this c1ty. mas trol
IN ! on Lake street Of lr0 feet and one on Mashi@l
ID ! avcuIc of q, feet. The block is ave sto.tes
" height. with the exception Of the lover On
1ec ! whfe. IL OF tron} being Of cut stone. The 1r
K door contains among other stores. two Thich ha'
,, frurtace ur s. feet md propoFnonAte depth Vh
'" tot,l cost exccfde - 900.
of Lu0tf's Rl0ck.-A haudeome brick aad seol
n 1locE 10 feet front by 80 IN dcph and four stor
~ viii l,asemept and french roof On the eoathwe
III corner Of Randolph and lasalle streets- It IL
, 1865-01-02
C1aes comprises all articles upon which spe-
cidc duties are paid. They sre the following, and
II ~, raid II enrh-

The following are the amounts derived from the
sources enumerated IN, Ciasa \, nom September
], 1868, to August a1st, 1e4s
, 1865-01-02

Gdlena Dftifton.
Galena and Chicago Union R. r.
From Chicago to Fulton, ILL.,, .l3s miles
From junction, I'LL, to Free
port, Ill.,. ....,... VI
HeIoif and Madison Branch
Fram Bclvidere, Ill. to Aadi-
Rp04 WIS. ls.-.4....-...-...ss.-- ~
Fog River Valley Line
From Elgin, ni, to Richmond.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-12

about that torpedo that Admiral Por;er had road 80
much about that be could not hip trying one, s,ys
Every appliance which scientific knowledge and i,,,o
nuity could devise, aud enterprise and manly dn -,
execute, put in requlsiton 10 insure the SUCCESS
this novel apd important feature of the excediuo1 "
The beat selected for the 7u,p'se was The Inulsnn.
propeller about three hundred tom bur,Iea. 49,,
one hundred and forty tons OF powder, together i,I
the necessary Come fuses aud other appIia6cos FIR
surfing an instantaneous gni5ion of the vast m1sa
powder that was put on board btfJre the boot I.r
Hampton Roads. One hundred and twenty to, r icy
Of powder were ad led at Beaufort where she p1t il az
her wny to the scene of action making in ou VI
hundred and sixty tons, or $40 600 pouoGs Tbo
gregate cost of powder and boat to the GovcrTn,"
was slightly in excess of qudter of million of dor,
The boat was painted white, her general app,ara'oo
being not unlike that of blockade ruaner-thongb "
do her strict justice, somewhat more rspcc ab LOOK
inv