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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-08

A LADY MAKES AN ARnEsr.-This morn.
Ing eolored man called jim went into the store
Of Mrs. Campbell, at the corner Of Tenth and +
streets, and asked for some article for which the
lady had to go In the room back Of the store.
While she was absent Jim took out the money
drawer, containing about $40, and ran Of. Mrs.
Campbell took pistol and ran after jim. About
square from the place she overlook him, aud,
with her pistol pointed towards him, marched
him back to the house, whore she tied his hands
and locked him up In room until an officer
came. She recovered her money drawer aud ali
the money jim was taken to the Second pre-
clnct station house and locked up for trial.
"AcRoss THE CONTINENT. I'VE are glad
TO announce that Hon. Schuyler Colfax will de.
liver his very Interesting lecture, giving an &C.
count Of his trip to the extreme West, in Wesley
Chapel, on Tuesday evening next The lecture
IL full Of valuable Information concerning Brig
ham Young and his Mormonites, Of Oregon and
California, and especially Of the mineral regions
We advise our readers to secure their tickets
early, as, wherever this lecture has been deliy.
cred, numbers have been unable 10 obtain ad-
mittance on account OF the crowd.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-07-21
A Prize Cfered for Victory,

II bas come to light that, in 1858,
while IIalleck was Gcneral-in. Chief. he
wrote TO the various commanders in the
field, Offering q maior-generalsbip 10 him
who would win the FIRST victory. Gen.
Rosecrans wrote back this very proper
and'sprited answer: s.. -
General: Yours Of The 1st inst, an.
nouncing the offer Of vacant major. gen
eralship to the general in the field who irst
wins an important and decisive victory, is
received. AS an officer and q citizen,
feel degraded at such an auctoneerinp o.
honor. Have we general who would
fight for his own personal benefit, wher
he would not for honor and country? He
will come by his commission basely in
that case, and deserves to be despised by
men of honor. But are all the brave and
honorable generals on an equality as lo
chances? II not, it is unjust to those
who deserve the m ost.
W. S. RosEoRAEs, Major. General.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-07-21
Our Future Army,

Tho Philadelphia Inquirer has tho follow
ing from a Washington correspondent:
IL is probable tho regular army, or per.
manent military establishment of the coun.
try, will be organized on the following basis
General oflicers--one general, five lieuten
ant generals, fifty major generals, and sov
onty-fve brigadior generals. Tho rogula
army proper to bo composed of ninetoer
regiments of infantry. six regiments of cav
airy, and fivo regiments of artillery, al
filled up to tho maximum numbor; beside
these, fifty Thousand colored troops will bt
retained with tho regiments filed up to thu
maximum number.
Hancock's corps will bo increased to full
corps of throo divisions and threo brigados
each about thirty thousand men. The vet.
oran reserve corps, twenty- five rogimonts
fliod up to tho maximum number.
Tho medical staff will bo Increased to one
hundred full surgeons, with correspond
ing number of assistant surgeons.
The infantry and cavalry regiments OF
tho regular army comprise three battalions
of eight hundred men oach
Under the proposed arrangement the to-
tal strength of the army will be nearly as
follows: Regular infantry, 45,6oO; regular
cavalry, 14.400; regular artillery, 10000
colored troops, 10000; Hancock's corps, 80
900; veteran reserve corps, $4,000; total
1900 men. i
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-07-21

The TRUE DOCTRINE "A friend thus elo.
quontiy speaks; The true doctrine is this
il q man has ten cents in his pocket, and he
owes no man anything ne is rich; yes, rich
far abovo those who, with all tho extor-
nails of wealth and pomp and hollow-hearted
fashion, are in reality poor in purse, poor in
hoart, and poor in pleasure. just as man
increases in dollars, he decreases in tho ca.
pablity of enjoying this line. And hold
it true that the world wos made for enjoy.
mont, and that daiIy--hourly- y-evory min
uto. l would not give fig for such pleas.
ure as springs alone from wealth. A man
must have itia him. Tboro is no blood in
a turnip--tut thero is life in dry pebble
to tho man that-can SEQ It, Thoro is fire in
q Finland powder in drop of water, If
you will onlytake the pains to draw it out.
I is tho Intervals that make the man, not
the oxterDals. iNl ,R!u ! vs..l..k
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-07-21

FROGS do not croak in running water, and
active minds are seldom troubled with gloomy
forobodngs. They come up only from the stag.
nant depths of spirit unstirr ed by generous i'm
pulses, or the blessed necessities of honest toll.
THFRE are two classes of disappointed lovers
those who are disappointed before marriage; and
the more unhappy who are disappointed after it,
WHAT we are afraid to do before men we shod
be afra id to think be fore God. ..
The human race is divided into two classes
those who go ahead and do something, and those
who cit stll and inquire Why wasn't itdono the
other way2' t..r. .,... IT,. H.s-I .....
On humbly take what God bes,ows,
And, like His own fair flowers,
Look up in sunshine with smile. 5.
And gently bend in showers.
ONLY those who walk in the ways Of heavenly
wisdom can find true enjoyment even in this
| lfe .... ...
BE always more ready to forgive than to return
an injury. Ho that watches for an opportunity te
revenge licth in wait against himself, and draw
eth down mischief on his own head.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-07-21

THE EARS HEARING UNEQuALLY Herr
Fessel' of Cologne, in making experiments
with tuning forks, has, by holding one to
each ear at tho same time, discovered that
the ears do not possess an equal power OF
hearing 1t appears, from numerous trials
on different individuals, that the highest
tones arc heard bost with tho right ear; and
no instance has yot beon met with in which
the hearing was exactly alike on the two
sides of tho head. This, however, is but a
refined demonstration of popularity which
has long been popularity known, for who has
not heard pcasons speak of "thoir bost ear?'
Still, prac icaI knowledge of the subject
may help in tho education of pupils whose
ear for music was said to be bad Perhaps
but few persons are aware that there is also
general difference in tho sight OF the right
md left eye. Some fancy themselves noar-
sighted, when the only defect that tho two
eyes do not focus alike,--a defect that may
bo remedied by artificial means.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-07-21
Lady Farming.

Miss F. vii Of Neville, writes 10 the
N. Y. Tribune:
Twenty years ago l and younger sis
ter inherited half Of a small, fertile farm.
containing 1926 acres. Our father was
dead and our brothers gone TO the West;
but, being unwilling to leave the home OF
our ancestors, / borrowed money at six
per cent, from our kind neighbors, to buy
and stock the farm. The debt was all
paid before the war, and some in the Ma.
tionul Bank. We hire hand in summer
by The month, and day hands to assist in
cutting and ,hreshing the crop; run bat
one plow, and some years have 100 bar
rels of flower. II any bereaved widow
or daughter (as the war will make many J
will be encouraged by our success I will
be amply rewarded for my communica.
ton; bu, lady thai is afraid Of hoe or
rake is not fit for g female farmer--Shc
must have courage and energy.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-07-21

The Duke of wellington once lost his
tcmper with the pragmaticai imbecility Of
ono OF his colleagues in certain British ad.
ministration, SO far as to say of that vexa-
tious parsonage, che 10 intolerablo because
ho is educated beyond tho calibre of b'a
brains to bear" The Dukes description fits
largo class Of people whom it is the ten.
dency of modern life TO thrust into an nr-
natural prominencc;a class so .large 90 10
have wrung from Carlyle the sardonic dec,
aratIon, that "all Christcndom is in con-
piracy for tho promotion Of FOOLS" -
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-07-21
EVERY Man his own TANNER"

TNHE Subscriber, being the only authorized
A agent in Chardon for the Celebrated Ian.
nlng Process noticed in the Democrat a few
weeks since, would say to the people that ho
!? nov prepared to sell rights to all who may do.
specimens OF mis- Tanning, showing the nro
" eoss 70 DC no humbug, may be seen al his Shou
o"o Nopi Hor'h oi tho Democrat Office ~ t'Tr
" &TRigh's sold Tor Five Dollars: ..a '...
Pr 'or'her particulars, inquire OF ...
/ ch.,so, ,n.n-,.. 80. L. 8. RIDER,
III" ''''' lN''' TgJm6
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-07-21

TEMPORAL BLFssINGs.-Wish for them
cautious!y-ask for them suhmissiVely--
want them contentedly- obtain them hon
estly--accept them humbly manage thon1
prudently--omploy them iawfulIy--imparl
them liberaly-esteem them moderately
increase them virtuou.lS thom sub
soryiently-forogo them easiIy--resign them
willingly. b.. - - III Y,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-07-21

FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE, truo woman that
she is, has always sympathized warmly with
US, and private letter from hor in regard
TO the assassination of tho President. ex
prosses deepest sympathy of grief and hor.
ror" ..i If...H-E %. ........- ~
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-07-21
THE FOREST CITY OIL
a@. Company. s
CaPiGah, - -.F. S4OO,OOO
"-' SHARES s. EACH. ID

This Company owns in fec simple the follow.
ing valuable property in Yenango county, Penn:
Q. On WElKEL RUN-3s acres of land, one
mile from Oil Creek. This is good Oil Territory,
and wells are being put down above this land by
large and wealthy companies. ,..... .-ss.,
Q. On HALLS RUN-34 aeres, oil boring
territory. We are now going down near this land.
8. On SAGE RUN-2l acres, good Oil Ter.
ritory. A SO barrel we'll just struck on this run.
near this land. 49,. ...rras '.,., No.
A. On WEST HICKORY CREEK-26X
acres; near ihe Allegheny river, and is regarded
as the very best Oil Territory, being in the same
range with Pit Hole Creek Well and also The Co.
quette Well. a- EF a."aIu ,YI@
S On CHERRY RUN--One.eighth land in.
terest in Wells No. l is down 500 feet, with q
good show of oil; No. Q is down 42O feet; No. 8
is dowu $50 feet; and No. 4 is down 300 feet.
6. On CHERRY RUN--One eighth land in.
terest in TWENTY ONE OTHER Wells, all of
which are leased, derricks, up, and preparations
made for putting down the wells without delay.
These interests have all been selected with
great care, by persons experienced in the oil bus.
ness. They are all free interes SITS, aud the wells
contracted to,be bored, tubed, tested and worked,
without expense to the Company. .... p.
Amy person desiring Information will please
address the President or Secretary, at Cleye and,
Onio. S05m3
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-07-21

Our Minister at st. Petersburg gives no
tice that the Russian plague 10 sspreading
rapidly westward. and the State Department
has issued cirucn'ar suggesting precaullon
ary measures. Ola. ... ...
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-07-21

A MAN behind the times is apt to speak in of
them. Probably they do not look well from bo
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-07-21
G. S. NEWG0MB g. CO.,
BlankbOOk Manufacturers,
Job Printers, Book Binders,
AND FURRSuERs OF ...
COUNTY OFFICERS. LAWYERS
AND IIrsurlrNES, nI hIILc

OOU-V1 V|HIVEIIO, III " I EICN
AND JUSTICES BLANKS,
Paper, Envelopes, Ink, &c, .
Iii Seneca Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
We got up to order, in the very best manner
BLANK BOOKS lorlhe use of the different Co.
Officers, Merchants and others
Our Blanks are universally conceded to be the
best prepared IN the Stale, are printed on fine pa
per, and ruled in the bes Style.
Orders vii inject with prompt attention.
Orders Will meet with prompt attention, Or
ders may DO left at DR.. Nichols Drug Store, at
Chardon, Ohio, Tor either Blanks, Blank Books
or Binding. eO6yI
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-07-21
War Claim Agency.

u F.ABELL, licensed Government Agent to
- procure Pensions, Bounty Money B ack Pay,
&c may be addressed, in per son or by letter, at
Welshfe.d Geau ga Co., Ohio. s0OH
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-07-21
N,nmnG~1n THE Well known, and
EOf SIl6,--yaluatls FARM and and

For Sale. SHS%; ~, tSs% sss an:
of Hopestill Armstrong, deceased -situa,e ed in
the east part OF Claridon township, Geauga Co.,
ONO Said Farm contains about 1875 acrte of
land-a good house, small tenement house, a
carriage house, two large barns; the cow barn
has stone basement, the other has in il plat
form scales for weighing cattle and hay, a kiln
for burning or baking tile. The Farm is we'll.
watered with good spring water, good pure wa
ter brought into the barnyard in an aquedrct.--
The Farm is in the highest state Of cultivation,
the plowland bing thoroughly underdrained
with tle--everything around the farm and build
ings are stbstantial and convenient as q good
farmer would have it.. The Grist Mill is large
two STORY building in good repair two run of
feet burr stone, wo bolts ,alcorn- Graz and
everything convenient and necessary for clean.
ing wheat, aud making good iour--a good and
substantial dam, with shed for the she |, er of
teams house and barn, a large garden, and the
mill has an extensive run of custom Said farm
and mill will be sold together, or the mill with.
out the farm. ;....,
TERMS.--Part pay down; the balance on
time, with good security and interest For fur
ther particulars inquire Of Prudence M. Arm
strong on the premises or Pelatiah Armstrong
Mentor, Lake County, Ohio i.ar rP2Hu a.ss
! 7,gs PRUDENCE NJ. ARMSTRONG,
..aa PELATIAH ARMSTRONG; ! 0'''"
| % p, CHENEY ARMSTRONG, ~ J Er'rs.
| . SO4tf
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-07-21
Probate Notice.

iNStASSs
THE following accounts have been filed
H. in the Probate CourtOf Geauga Coun.
ty, Ohio, for settlement, viz:
PARTIAL ACCOUNTS.
Guardian of Eunice A. and Urania L. Bakor
" Newton s. Kellogg,
a." "Julia Clara Wood.
FINAL ACCOUNTS.
Executor of Estate Of Jas. Donaldson, decd.
"R. p. Burnett. Jr.,
Henry Ingraham,
Admir- Patrick Archer, ..
10 " Jehiel Wilcox,
VIM. W. Mum. ....."
Said accounts will stand for hearing in
said Court. at the Probate Office in Char
don. on the Goth day of July, A. d.
1865, at ton O'Clock, A. NJ, until which time
all persons interested may except.
IA. 9. CANFlELD, Probate Judge.
Chardon, July 7, 1865. y" Sos.-3w
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-07-21
Pianos & .Me Melodeons.

1T G. RANDALL would respectfully inform
IL. the citizens ol Geauga County and vicinity,
that he has for sale PIANOS and MELODE.
ONS which will be offered at Low Prices. Those
anime before purchasing elsewhere. All Instru.
ments fully Warranted for S years. EJ0ta -
/! fr Inquire Of Mr.. G. H. Lamb. Co, Recorder,
Aplil l4th, 1865 796m6 Chardon, o,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-25


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s.d Miss SANFORD. Charles stebbns Mrs Noble
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livingston Chaa Todd, Mr. and Mrs Peter Richards and
MIS- Richards Mckee Swift and Huntington Richards,
wssn Eyre TSsp
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spd two children Kcgouret Manin de Pontervi Carlos
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korhmer Cameron DID, Spencer and IS in storage
aAvAxxAH- Steamship San Jacinto-J W Randall and
VIE David Barr Kenther, Bcuse wife, two chldren
"a :sIysn,; Hiskm.n Darling anthony Barclay
bgg, Ii Massett Cook, Muir Woollcy Baker Ire
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-25

BOLD RosBuy--A FAMILY CmoEoyoznED Inc Pre-.
nsses % The late James Eusts No II Union streel ~oe
.Dspred and robbed on THURSDAY morning. between the
Asuss OF one and 1--WE O'Clock The rogaes
shev purpose by placing every inmate IN ne nouse
che house II their leisure They nrs enterea ne roo
q W. Owens using chlo,oloI freely took the Keys ss
ssr~,e them down stairs into the bar ROOM The pocket
= nis wfe's dress was cut out and his own clothes
searched The burglars then entered the room o. hrs
au ana TOOK out her jewelry silver two hundred dol
- IN greenbacks gold and four silver watches so
rsr.orm that the robbers moved about the premises,
hahIs 10 hand as il they were the honest occupants
ASr getting all the valuables in the house tney went
az. ne har and beiped themselves literally Of all the
creature comforts be found and also carried on some
Soes OF liquor cigars and tobacco -NoJoN tPa fos,
Uac
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-25

Notice to Mariner.
M ws en-: issa T.
been sent In search Of her.
Sept 90 clean ali wen. Was bound cruise about the
schr Blake Hammond cid at NBedford 22d, for
x %s ss Arss ss
Ss. VI o ana @ Is. from 90 WIN
Ship Almira Osborn, Edsartown cid from Honolulu on
SOrih.Ia 5sA s1ss N ss L:h.ina
IA ps. g. e o p Illinois Psv
Foreign Forte.
G.n%.sss1 Nov no 4. s weasel i .p oTS :. .x
s1s1 tis II Dec sin port .ehr Carlisle, for SYorss
Americas Ports.
BOSTON, Dec PAR Steamer Cores Sampson, Havana.
Cd .chr Fisher, Ella Jacsl Sid bark Africa, and brig
5asArr :.ss%,hlp' s. Leui: xosssn; WIN Toss.,,.
Fines s from ws Sd been he eo..
ers 1ays anchored In Aarbehsad hArbor to-day with the
sxITYs s Dec BAR brig xs... c.r-.. s.nsor
Or, ss.sd Dsnsra; schH Ann, Carey. ana Carrie Mel
;s :as .''iRs
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70 snf RS e. ca sssS .
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consequenos % heavy head weather,
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isT S Is b b1 Dt.n sssr sarah
xsSs.s Psi cen. pr
i.depha for searPcr .ch,. Juliet Aa.%. Ensoetsport
Lindsey Picket NYori for Mibridge Pembroke Law.
S SS 5Sr IS ss s
more, Horton iBr). and Halo.
Colby, fslaaslphis Tor forsmcu I. A'''Oa' .'' $50
MnkEMEAp CITY Dec n port steamship LOuisOurs
new 1 Dec e.S. hin o,y sr Ea
Giassow; Home; brig senoriis Linden from Galveston
CID ship Matilda tr Liverpool bark Amerqus
newborn Dec 2i-Arr schr Ontario Barber. Elizabeth.
aadArr schrs Lookout Lane Baltimore for Portland; d
Richards sears ElIzabe,hpor for cohasset Nsrows;
NEW BEPyoRD ss Pat ,shr Caos',S Mage New
ncrk Tor Cslsa SD I'd schr Dcnnison Es ana Nau-
NJ Iss, S. brig css & ss
g ss sS sfp
ssass ss. ssis
Fan River Presto Briggs Proyidence sreiner Cruise
Bea..e Sherman Boston Went TO 18TH ship Tuscaror
PGwTUCKET, Dec so-sid .chra Alabama vanslder, and
AP9a Mgss I ksseh ~. sY.,.
ell Elsabethport; Florence Turner Rowley NYork
low sch. william T.os,r and pr Kane Ryder E ss
John Boynion. Reed; Wines, msise, and jenkins
Mott NYerk.
PORTLAND Dec 2i--Cd schrs W Holt, Hart. Apaachi.
cola; Victory Harris 81 George
2ad-Arr steamships Hibernian tBr) Dutton, New York
Chesapeake Sherwood do Cid brig Ruth (Br) Lean Car
aenas Sid harks Brunswick, Evcntde schrs Q W Holt
RICHMOND, Dec x2-Arr schr vicksburs, Mitchell Ban
! SAN raANcIsco Dee so7Ar ship Lsdos,, wiley, New
York Cid Dec r. ship Isaac Jeanes, Boying, NYork
sAyANNAH Dec i7-Arr steamer Tybce, Crowel Nyork
SALEM Dec 10-Arr schr Alkaline Hatch, Nyork.
. wILMINQroE, NC, Dec lo-stesucr Cuneeriand, Dear.
Dryer, Boston
Gen Marion Purrngon, Bangor Cid brig Altaveaa Reed
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

ApyLsroH-HAvKNKyE R.-In Newburg, on Thursday,
December II, at ST. Georges church, by the Rev. DR..
Brown, G. l. APPLETON TO MARY A. HAvxnSyER, both Of
Rewburp.
English papers please copy
LOrr-MooRx. AT BATH New Utrecht L. l., on Thurs
Any December a. by Rev. r. O. Curre At the residence
g The BRIDES parents, WILLIAM LORI 70 ANNIE M eldest
0saghter Of Jacob p Moore, ESQ.
MnYnR-SAAR.-On saturday, December %, nj the resi-
lsses Of the brides parents J. AEYsR, Esq, to Miss
NAAR. @..H wt ~ ...ast
OpnI-DouGLAss -On Thursday, December q, at st.
Sshn's church. Yonkers N. r.. by Rev. A. B. tarter D.
D. CHARLES r. 0DELL 10 NARY c., daughter OF Robert J.
Douglass, ESQ, all OF Yonkers.
vAN BUREs-vAN BuRES--On Thursday evening, De-
Osmber q, the Reformed Dutch church, Twenty third
esroel BY the Rev. Mr. Ganse, Major g. ~ VAN buren,,
- Washington, d. c., to GERTRUDE B., daughter Of the
he Barenf Van Buren,, and niece OF Dr. Van Buren,,
- this city.
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load Of ogwood nov So OF Cape Antonio spoke
schr Frances Hatch 50 days from 0rcyown for New York
Brig Milwaukee lof Boston), Brown Martinique, days.
with sugar, 10 70 Miller Houghton.'
Brig Lady Franklin Orb Morrison, Fajardo. PR 10 days.
th molaAses, 10 q Pension Co.
Brig Pension lBr1 Mccullough, Salt Cay II, ~ days,
with sat &c, 70 q y Pension Co.
Brig Ceres (Br Pine. Havana with sugar, to ssnanose
Bros.
Brig Times lBr Lewis. Trinidad y days. with sugar. &c,
70 II hafnstorn \ Co.
schr Nadia Brl. Lindemsn date wsst csrthasens 80
days. with coffee. &c TO De Pumarego. Nov IA at Car
Of fever. u ~ ssa
schr Izetta (of Bangor) Eaton. Dsrien, Ca 20 days
RETURNED Bark 0ceans (Norw). Olsen, hence 80 for
Queenstown for ORDERS with grounded the Upper
Middle ower bay, where she remained until this morning.
when she got on BY steamtug Gladiator Vessel 10 leak
Bark Annie Leland hence 2s for Havana having on the
18th, OF the Highlands been into by unknown pilot
boat Joncs.)
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