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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1865-06-06

THE Capture OF JEFt. DAvIs.-A
private letter received in, this city by
his brother from Lieut.. James Vernon,
of the 4th Michigan cavalry, gives the
first direct and correct details of the
event. The fugitives were pursued by
the entire regiment, and not by de-
tatchment as originally stated, to with
in ] 0 miles of the place of capture. At
this point, IL picked men under Col.
Pritchard were detailed to continue
the pursuit. On coming up with the
rebel party, a charge was made upon
the tent occupied by the quoaddm Pres
ident, headed by Capt. Hudson, of
this City. The statement of f.the a.,
tempted escape of jeff. in female dis
guise is substantially correct. Capt.
Hudson confscated Davis pistols,
which are beautiful specimens Of work.
manship, and still has them in his pos
ession. Shortly after the capture;tho
pickets of the 4th cavalry was hailed
by the advance of the, lst Wisconsin
cavalry, in pursuit Of the same object.
To their challenge the pickets answer
ed: 1--WE are the 4th Michigan. Who
are your" The Wisconsin men replied,
"You are the ones we are looking AFTER
and started back to their regiment, to
announce the presence of friends.
The Michigan men otherwise interpret
ed their actions and words, and fred
upon them. Both regiments then
formed i'll line Of battle and skirmishcd
till daylight, when they became aware
Of their melancholy mistake. A cor
poral in the 4th Cavalry was wounded
and privates Rupert, Of Co. G, and
Hines, of Co. E, were killed, The
Wisconsin regiment also met with
some losses. 1t would seem as if no
individual could be blamed for his un-
fortunate occurrence. Col. Pritchard,
Capt. Hudson and Lieuts. Stauber
and burlington, with guard Of 90
men, accompanied the capt,ves to
Fortress Monroe.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1865-06-06

The planet Uranus, which was dis
covered by Herschel on the 18th, Of
March l7si,, completed its frst reyolu-
ton round the sun March 2oth, that is to
say in eighty-four years and: seven
hours II Came back to, that position IN
the heavens IN which II %ah FIRST seen.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1865-06-06

Special orders will be given from the
Adiutant- Generals office relative to
troops serving in departments of the
East, Pennsylvania, North west, New
Mexico and the Pacific, as to the time
for the discharge Of said troops ,ap-
proaches, In case Of one or more reg
iments Of a division being mustered out
and the division remaining in the field,
the said regiments will be mustered at
the place where found serving at the
time and then sent to their several
states. The Adjutant- General Of the
army will designate the places of rem
devious in the states to which regi-
iments after being mustered out will be
forwarded for payment. Every regi-
ment will be sent forward to its, state
and rendezvous as soon as the rolls are
complete, carrying with them their
arms, colors and necessary equipage.
On arrival of the regiments in their re-
spective states, payment and supplies
will be issued by the respective supply
departments on requisition and returus
countersigned by the chief mastering
officer or his assistant.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1865-06-06

~ A bridge across the Mississip.
pi river at St. Louis, to accommodate
the increasing railroad travel is talked
Of
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1865-06-06
REL1cs.-The rage Eor relics in this

RELIcs.-The rage Fer relics in this
country is something astounding. A
respectfully dressed man was noticed
the other day putting in his pocket 3
brick from the wall in front of Mr.. Lin
coins house and this is but one Of ten
thousand follies. The entire stairway
upon which Col. Ellsworth was killed.
in Alexandria, has been cut into chips
and carried away. The tree, at the
foot of which Sickles shot Key, ip
Washington, has been barked and cut
until 1T is dead. The oak tree under
which Gen. Grant talked with Pember-
ton, and arranged the terms Of the SUR
render Of Vicksburg has been annihilla-
ted, and recently a party dug into the
ground ten feet for the roots of the his
toric oak. An elm tree which Abra-
ham Lincoln planted, stands in front Of
his old house in Springfield. Ofcourse
it will be torn in pieces and destroyed.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1865-06-06

/. Chicago Is usually well filed with
thieves AID blacklegs at present.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1865-06-06

j. L. MILLS,
PHYSICIAN AND SURG EON,
Once with T. K. Dibbell, STANDARD Building.
Residence on Manning Street, Hiilsdals, Michigan.
GEO. <. SMITH, NJ. d.

PHYSICIAN AND SURG EON.
You'd respectfully offer has services to the people OF
Hillsda'e and vicinity. Once over waldron a Bal
dy's Banking ONCE. Rooms formerly occupied by
t,Dr. Ree.
sxPFERESoEs.-Drs Read 4 Ford, Norwaik, Ohio; DR..
d. N. Kinsmsn, Circleville, Ohio; DR. Chas. McMil-
len, Med. Director 10th Army Corps; DR.. VIM
Peck, Surgeon Goth o. VI; DR.. j. s. Ely, Surgeon
ssth q. vi; DR.. d. d. Benedict, Surgeon 26th O.
",
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1865-06-06

eI The new President 6f Peru is q
shoemaker.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1865-06-06
c. c. JOHNSON, M. d.
PHYSICIAN N& SURGEON.

Dfhce over G. +. Motifs Dry Good Store.
~ Residence. Hillsdale street, opposite J. W
Winsors, near the College.
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The Skerman.Stanton Case.

New York, May sl-An abstract
of Gen. Sherman's report, covering the
important points, is published. 1t con-
tains the following dispatch to Gen.
Grant:
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1865-06-06

w. Il. SHERMAN, Maj. Gen. Comg.
To Lieut. Gen. U. s. GRANT.
T.. s.. As Mr.. STATIONS singular pa
per was published, ] demand that this
also be made. public, though / am, In
no manner responsible to the press,
but to the Law and my proper superiors.
W. 7. SHxRMAN, s;gY-
Major Gen. Ccnd'g.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-12-20

Resolution In favor Of II. q Ward.
An Act for the relefst the WILMINGTON.
Charlotte and Rutherford Railroad Csmpa.
uy--recalls bosds issued. to the Company
10 the amsunt Of ass 600 and issues other
bouds NJ an equal amount IN their stead.
nalkct 10 qualify the Superior Court
CLERKS lately eleotra. Rsquiresl the Chair
1aa Of the County Court, and Tour other
Justices Of the Pense in each county, 10
Cause the Superior Couri Clerks elect "a
come before them at'thc couaty sites and
ester into bond. and take the usual oaths.
An Ac, TO incorporate The Durham AGA
decay in the cauuty Of Orange.
An Act - authorize The Raleigh and
oaston Railtasd Company 10 establish .
terry At CASTOR for the transportation sf
passengers sasi ireigh, acres the Roanoke
viver.
An Actio,mend an Act entitled !" An
Act concerning the santy site Of Mitchell
esuniy." asd.repssins the sane. Repeats
the Act RATIFIED the iith February, 1863,
nd declares the Act Of Deceaber,cd. 500,
IN full isrcs.
Resoluiioa Concerning the Narth Caroli.
~ lnstituuon fsr Tie Deaf, Dumb and
Mind Requests he Board Of Directors
% ressme II. REGULAR exercises OF the In.
ssitutiss m the FIRST DIV u January, 1866
sad requests the Prsvisionil Gssernsr ts
fsraish such funds A. may Be absolutely
necessary Ter the sarport Of the iastitutior
Daring the costiusauee Of the Prssisiona
0sveruueat.
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To the Citizens Of n. Carolina.

I ~SVAkSkAAe
,rTSHE tsrminaiiea Of . ssnsu;nsry contest, which
for the past four years has presented an impass.
able barrier 70 all social and commercial Intercourse
between the two great sections Of the country having
Of length happily cleared away oil obstacles 4 re-
newal Of those relations which formerly bound US
gether in fraternai union, take he earliest oppor-
tuni,y afforded me by this suspicious event,t, sset
my Southern friends, and 10 solicit from thsm re-
newsl Of that extensive business csnnectsn which
FOR quarter Of centpry has been uninterrupted save
BY the great public calamity 70 which have adveed
IL is scarcely necessity o. tho threshsld Of bust.
ness rs-uniss, should repeat the warning 50 often
given to my iiienas-lo beware sfthose spurious and
dseterioss sompsunds which, under the specious and
false titles sflmpsiisd Wines, Brsndiss, Hsilfhd Gin
Liquors, &c, have bssn equally destructive 70 the
health Of our ctiasns ss preudical % the Interests d
the legitimate Importer.
Many years Of my past life have been expended in
opsu and candid attempt 70 expose these Wholesale
frauds; no time nor eIpsnse has been sPaiet % &C
compsh ,his sslaisry purpose, and place befop my
Gieass and the public generally. =, the lowest psssi.
BILE market price, and in such Quantities As might San
ihsir eonvsnencs, lruly gensine imported article.
Twenty-Five years business ransacusns with The
isrgsa and meet respectable exporting houses 10
France ssd Great Britain have afforded ne uasur
passed facilities Cor supplying ear ho@s nsrkss With
Wines, Liquors, ssd L,qmufes Of the best and ms'
approved bfsnds in Europe, in addition 70 ny own
ds,llsry in Asllsna fsI The manufaeiufs Of cshie
dsmlsehssPps.'
Tbs latter % lsas tested and sPpfased By the me
deal lselliss OF ,hs United States, Wes indes sns
s0sh America a. ali in,slusbls Therapeutic. whole
ssms Sessssi. ssd perfectly safe beverage ~ al Gu
s,ss ssd during ell sssssss, quickly srei,sd sbs CO
p,dt, Of tie hume ssnufsc,u,ers and ssnden Of
,,ut,o.s .r,,els ualer The same ssme.
I,ras let have, .ha nseh so,l and expense
sutr.se<.s eli ny inpsHstions Nth safeguards an
d,r,cl,sn. sLich with ordinary cireumsPsetisn vii
ia.l,. their s.ii..ry. /. receive thsm fres EurePs
10 all ~ customers.
I, A would. koxrssr. rseommend 10 oil eases When
IL i. y..,ti. tk.l esdsn b seni silssi 70 my psPO
~ Bs.,s, sueei. New York. OF that purchases b
maj. 81 my AsstsJiled SCENTS
In sJd,,ion 70 . large stock Of Wines, Bpndis,
Ae.. in wood. have considerable supply Of old ri
al (steisa ~ines. tnbrseins vin,sgss Of many pa,
,..r.. bOuled NJ before The commencement 81 ii
al. which can rscs nnsy,d 10 oil sonnoisseurs
,hr-~ rsfe i-isres-
In so.clu.loa, would ,peeislly call the early q,
,sntian of my southern customers &c the advantage
b den,ei ~ transmitting their orders uilheu, loss
ilins Or calling Pensn.iiy At the Depot. in order
nsute The fu6iment II lhrir f,ors IRON The preser
srss ssI ~sl selected assortment.
uDnLPHO WOLFE.
20 Beaver street. New fort
December 30. -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-12-20

AAviNG qualified, u NoyemLsr Term 81 Orange
County Court, a. Administrator of The Estate
Of James A. Cole, deceased hereby give notice that
will expose to public SALE o. Friday the a9th inst,
At the residence Of Mu Jsns Cole, near Dicksons
Mill, oil tho petishable property Of said estate; con.
sisting Of Horses, Hogs Sheep Farming Tools, House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, &C., on credit Of SIX
months, with bond and good security.
All persons indebted 10 the said estate are request
ed to make immediate pstaent, and those havinr
claims against arc herssy notified 10 present. then
within the time prescribed BY law Q. this notice wa
be plead in bar Of their recovery.
THOMAS COLI, AdH'r.
December 18th, 1865. ls-ss "a
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-12-20
rRoa EUROPE.

NEW Yosx. Dec. Ia.-The steamer Ia
Va. with ad,icts frsn Liverpool 10 the And
inst. has irfised.
The London papers publish . dispatch
hem Secretary sr~ard. acknowledging thu
many addresses Of esndslrnee from Grsa,
Britain 10 Prrsidest Jsnnssa, % the a,sss.
sinaiisn u pre.ident Lincoln.
The dseument shows esrdlsl spprecia-
s.,n o. sssd ieriias.
Ls5y. proprietor u the Irish People
sev.p,per. has been tried IN the ehus-
sfireason snd found guilty. aud snteneed
10 20 yests peaal ser,itsde.
In Cert VI Qaees's Bench. the trial 81
Capt. Csrbett. 90 the charge Of .elt,hg tss
snenandvah 10 the Ssstheru , sntsJefscs
sad enlstlng men isr her, resulted 10 ~,
asquiul.
A csspsry has been srganIed in SPAN
- i4s . trlegraphic cable between Casa
sad the UuiieJ States.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-12-20

Dsars or Jsss. frIips.--li bcco~ss
asr painful daty to annosscr The death ol
Jases FsItan, Ess.. principal editor Of the
wilminstSn Journal. Tie died al he res,.
den,s IN this city. yesterday sitsrn.sn Al
7Y'cleck.
Mr.. Fulton MAS San sfsaussaftalents
80 able and pleasant writer. AID .lisgeihs Z
enc 81 the beat rdilurs - the eeantry. A,
political ~r.ter he eIcellsd beng. per.
ssps. better posted lnthe histsry Of parties
Than am man 10 the State. Like ths be-,
81 us. he had his fault. bstkis warm hear,
and genial tsmpsrs~tnt made him'' troop,
Of friends ~ho will ssrrs~ over his IN.
umely grave as over that VI . brs,hef.
Ia tie m,dst u usefuInsss--in the ICES,
cess Of manly strengtA--he has beer ccI
dssn; and ere the setting 81 anathr, an
all that 10 marital Of James Fulton vi, rs.I
u the silent grave.
Hil@,xisa D.spaiai, Friday. DEE 5.
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December sa.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-12-20
TAX NOTICE.

I sH4IIsasajsi The following places on The days
a.. asa gtlc~. for the purpose Of ecei.iog ihs
Take ! se safe under lhe ordinance Of the Con-
ve1ilen ,lhsd 18th day Of October. 1855.
The i1pas-g articles are liable 10 be Taxed under
said U...i.aes., w.: Surgeon. Dentists, Physicians,
Law, eis. f,isii Painters, daguerrean artists per.
sons taSins hkenesses Of human faces, Csmmissisn
Merehsnis Factors, Brokers, owners Of Cotton or
wollen fse,sry; Disiillers Of Brandy, whiskey, o.
other blguor sny one purchasing Liquor made in
OF out o. The Slsle; every one engaged in keepss
horses vehicles 20 hire; on the amount
Of oil purchases Of Spiriuous Liquors. Wines o. Cor
disls made IL this state or sks.he, for sale In this
slate, either wholesale Or retail i've per cent. On
gross sInousl received by an, Express Company 90
each has 81 Cotton. Hoeshssd 81 Tobacco, Or manu-
fsctured Tchacce either raised Or ON hand, or hosght
during The year 1861; on each Merchant . tar Of
enc half Of one yer cent. on ~, PaIchssss, except
cerisis specified articles. and hrr we per cent The
above gives sesersl idea q What n TO be taxed By
the sbsye named ordinance. ] shall be a
Hilisboioush. ejnesday and Thursday The 3rj
and 9Th days Of January 1876.
White Cross. on Fridsy the 9th.
Chapel Hit, - saturday, he 9Th.
Cedar Grove. IN TUESDAY. the OH.
Caldwell, on "Wednesday, The 10th.
Red Mountain. on THURSDAY the llih.
Durham'. On Friday. the 18Th.
Chapel Hin. on Saturday, The 18Th
All persons liable 10 sail Tar. would DO we'll 10 At.
tend punetual for The ordinance says that all who
fail pay, will Be liable 70 pay an additional Tax Of
Ten ger cent.
H.B. GUTHRIE. SAy.g
Dec. 18th, 1868. IL, is-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-12-20
DAY SCHOOL.

TIA sufficient number 81 scholars are engaged to
warrant il. q day school Tor boys will b opened
on the second Monday in January 1859, in csnnec.
tiOH with the Hillsbsroush Military Academy.
a Applications made 70
T.. B. WHITE,
Superintendent H. n. A.
Dec. soih, 1865. IT.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-12-20

TO Alb WHOM n MAY CONCERN.
A LII GRAIN lsA =. ny MN 10 q, rAs risk Of ~
a c8pers.
". n. BA0WN.
hillsboroarh. 0sses5rhs 1868. es-sw
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n oRIcR

MY wih, L0U.sa saIsrIS. = 1T Nv BED
- and beard Niasut .sy vs,sssios, tksrsssu
fore varn all Psres. fsen. essss -, cs.srsc d, :;
sreditias hef ~ Noqss s..aa, ssAsr sr,ichs On nv
responsibility, a. 10 90 .sssd 70 psy ssy Il her
contracts.
Te0AAs GilFvIn.
December isth, lssh lo-sts ID
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-12-20
Obstuary.

DIED, very Isuddcnly. Il be- residences 10 tsYei
Hill on Nc sflstsooa o. Tuesday the ssh ins y,
Ma NANCY HOGAN. vic N Va j. Hogan. u
and dausb,ar ~ The late Rosv.l liIaiasIoa u sA.
soun.y. Mr.. Hessn was s. 80, cid 90 the 10th
ssJ u lat June. and hs. hcr ~. .arIhy and con
sisl,nl msrnhs II The Pfe.s4;ct.a thgteh lor note
than Is years. she s. sptnl1 !! l,iisi and sosr
chat reserved mssRsss btiUs NJ. !. ,sy keeper
81 hsns,' and one ~hs .,okft not N mo Ways os
her household IN, " Ne lntl tsg Nv u kindness.
She was excellent 81 alli53E 80 mistress. and
yell known u mat tlbaHtsrlel 40 hy,sal.hsndeJ
nsshbOr. especially ~ Csc. u scla,.s o. Distress
Ths unssrssi respsct hsiut asf CHARACTER uss s,,.
tsnesd BY fhs Gunanu. ssenal,ss al her fsrsr.l.
sheash ths Jsy ~. inclsnrai iIef heahh hsd - =
tsIcais e. many months, Du IL sss generally able
attend u Der domestic aa,Is and wa busted III
within two hour. Of her dsala 10 nakng preparation.
fo ghe marriage Of one d her .oa. II. day before.
speaking 70 her pss.or, The hs, vi Phillips. Of Der
rsll health. snd beng sdnon,shtd i, him Tia. shs
shsui see that her house va. ssl III ouIer." she 70
Plfdi Well Doctor. u my death .hauld be near si
hsnd, ihiak can say, I am eady." Her last
words 70 her husband were. . am soins Away from
you. bot am ssiag tsJesus" Even %. "Bls.ed
are .h. dead which die In ns Lsrd."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-12-20

! MRS. HUSKES SCHOOL.
THE asxs session Of thi. School will commence
January asd. iSe6.
Dec. 20th, 1858. II
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-30
Yu..nunrrs NrriYei.

rp .f,an,hin Mcclellan. Hilton iiead-Col trs,fi
,,i Lon, .nta.ls lrJa, la" kIns. soy>ers tal s
rr. ll.u, Moody trewer, uph S.q.ai,' Li{lihody'
rftcr Pr.,lys. 1'au folncs FrFic. hNl"I, W cave
Noon. re,t.rs.l. Ower.. tid, M-uin MfCo;hee; Sop
IN. COX Brs.fo-d. tLr'udrr Perkins. 'ont.l' "tIett
Hsuk. hom.s. Child; Nejor Dabos. L,'ut,. BoneIu' n
V,i..on. ieli isn Iliysr: Mr'. hghl ,lfs' y Hi 81
a.. ,hiIffn No. Weave and $50 CHI 'n M * chord
,ff. Nulu.. hlr Calcr Sir Brown, Leu E'pcf' New
e. n l.I.'eli WrieHt f,rwil'ir..r Sayir Baker
m ffrfu tip H,.y,iii. from Liyrrro-l.. 3. tov. NRi
f,, Ni.. Iofn.ou Ma8 H Mrtnr .lI'. !. Cos ald chd,
Nj. n. Jobuson. M =. tltdcr and iin4,, -r o.inLer.
H. Pru lud l.is Al.- g. Sirowcl ". Harlem Nrs. sAar,
NIr Pact >. j. CpNuei tue Arg. ~ W y, t" kcN. Mr..
Molina. tic 3o,. 81. DoA vile ,rd ,aliy fi. Neras
4 = L.e Nl. ii Rclrlon Mr. h.ntsou, Mr.. :. Donald
e. .la ,he i,a, D a. Cole. d.. Chapu. j. y Collins. Goo.
0.i ~ g. k-u.r. D. fol-sou DC Eod.or nld l.iy NJ.
Irfiin. N N.Irl. Ham, Farsnu. Ni-n Miller, M,s b..
Ial1 NJ. u. .buran, Mr Marshall Ar. LdHusd and sl ia
tic sttcIagr
IN ..rau.hip Mo1inr ssr lorl New Oreans-vo Misses
krl,.u. Marter Sc nu. Mr. brcVabsrl lnd miiv u. J.
IrL ri.hop A. McNinr.n Ios Gse e. :. ". Mr kciuop
J. EoIr. 81. Sctri, q. ". 3aLe, NJ. M-r'sen Ramon
rt. \. J. Sp,liul. esrtton, Mr- T.. Wood T.. Joe b.
sou tar'. Chas Appe1y CaGt.j y ClypooL ". d. kiii
td. \irden. M.- Iuu Die. &. II. WorslllleF. Leono
: llue U,rar feblct a. Cr ten. Geo ". loyinu O. %,
tiyner Wn. Jacobs. Nni balls. AJranl Mcu.ris. Nn.
Cal.by, Cart }. Ieatr, Lieut., &. ". Conn., L.,ut. r. T.
Maisr Liut !. H.. listir-cl Lieut. T. Mueller, snd ~
tn.n Of sHe i.h independent Pcuusylssuil Bet.ery.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-30
EuIPPETG sNTEsL1GENCE.
PORT " NEw-YoRK....,
Cleared.

sie,m'hip Liberty. WILSON. Havsra, Hsrrous Go.
Steamship iisesas, Parrish, norfolk Cny foT hclmond
Livingstone, Fox n Go.
Steamship Nazoo Thompson, Norfolk Ciy foint hiehnoad
Livingston. fo1 Co.
steamship Sea Gal, Fi.h Baltimore. J. u. Small,
Si'aHshp City OF Baltimore tbf'h MAiHs' Liverpool
steltnsip Chcs.p,lke, Sherwood, Pon'ani IL b. Cron
wrll A Go.
stca.hp Esir1 Winters AcXandfia City. II. 3. Croul
well 3 Co. =,
Steamship Warrior Mott, Providence Neptune sieamshil
Stgs,1ship Santa Martha Woodward Asp,nwsl, Rlbon
Steamship Nesh,nuock (aov), Winchester New.Oreans
u Il. Cromwell s 90.
si,aIsnip Costa Eico Iarri., New Orleans Pacific Mad
Strsfnship Go.
Steamship dsa sedswick. Winchester, M0be Livingston
Ess Ca
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-30

Steamship POmcthca& cbad. ApaiaohicoA' beonef
steamship Nevada Cupsotes Savannah. wskemm. Coo
,e,msh,p xi',,nbr. BENSON Charleston Artbnr Lesry.
Steamship Twiyht, SPiros, Wfaitngton lvns~en FOX
s,~omsbip N. A. BoardInsn, Jordan Besufof Murray
Steamship Poverty. Pierre A,e,sndris. } Hand
Steamship Ashland Bsddos, Boston, Whitley uss's-
stc,ra.iap Ellen s. Tray Newberue C. Good,peed
Steamship Aleghany raes bai,inoIs 5' ~ Pa
Ship Albion (Br,. Matthews Liverpool ''p'c''' D'~
ship vallsfranco Andersou London. 2 r. NORM Son
Ship Geert al d. Plstz Cork for orders via fhnadePns
BaTi Pudc lisn KskOser Cork for orders via Pbilsdi-
Bsik liz r,borg (bros wachter Bremen via City Po"'
Osrch, 3 CO. n
Rik oa'nisro tDr,, s,auwood, sisal. Thompson Hun"
errk Bachelor tBr,. Miller Malta ard Mes'ina, y G.
SCI mid.
Rsrk Torela tBr BLANCHARD Havana. F.. Wsrd Go;
Brig aoeway (BI). Boeuiau, Pcraainbuco o. +. soa"
Rr!s Hornak tBr,. Locke. Mateuor A. A. King & Co
Big B.usuiu OH, ConyoI Heruuda Middleton Co
bris Ahi'e''s r, Taylor st. Jchn' n. d. l. i Ns''~
Brir Isabella (Br), Tucker St John, N. B.. Boyd &
liinckcD.
Brig AIbatioss tBr) Partridge, 81, John NB PI Nev'ss
Son.
Brig Ida H. Ray. Rsy. Jscs.onviie Peek Church.
ton.
gris rrnc. tBr.,, B~ckvil Iiolf,r D. =. DewOlf Co
Brig Ni.re,e Rice Bangor. n. 2. Buck & Go.
srhr NJ. grrt Ann tBt), himbsIi. GOnsrs A. Sm'hefs
& Co.
Sctr y,rlau, tBr). Wells. Nassan, r z. Hutchnson.
Scir W. A. El Bishop. Mobile. l. X. CsgeT.
schr Ocean Belle Emery. Winfu;on, a: w i.aed
Schy. !. ward Ward Norfolk, Va. Mott B.iei. 80
schr Yue-n Of tie West Rogers. Philadelphia Charles H.
Pierson
scar Laura Prnces Higgins Gtrdiner, Me- W. 5. Brown
) Co.
Schr. Washington. Chadwick. Norwich II. 5. Racket
son.
scb Crusader Rsynor Mddle,own. Conn. H. s. iiackest
{ Son.
Schr 8 c. King Simpson Mddir.own, Corn.
Sclr r. H. Baker Knight Phil de pais Beatty Smith
Co.
sclr G. T. Hubbard, Soh,n. Washington, Van BEunt
Sls.hi.
Schr. y. Artbena. Mitchell Boston
Scr. y. w HsLaCs Edwards Philadelphia j. W. Hehss
4 Co.
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F,isastrr.

s,fr IN cline Irsa Cap,. Phlbro of Frankfort. Me,
iom rhad'ph or Gloucester, y Ah load Cd cosl. ru:k
N the south side oi Nantucket, the head Of Neoost
oud at L. O'clock tIdsv nigh. Oc =. The wind a ihs
blew yrry fresh ard tie Masking complete frrech
h-r the fys Ia nun hrr prrl g. ise to
the ris!Gs where they rcIuined until SaGrlsy afternoon.
when they rscueiby the aid OF the Humane cg APP
para-. exhausted condition The dis.a Of the
scl from he hor, he eXhsn,od state Of he crew. TO-
grier With the tremendous breaking the shore al tho
tire made Il impossible 90 tle. sooner although
every excron made that capable OF making
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-30
bort iOarAcns' Notice.
sr,rr oy Hrw.YoRx

ST.rr oY Ngw-NORX
Porr-WARDEsJ psPicE, No. 400 Nsh-st.f
NOTICE Ia hereby given, IN accordance with
~ section ofte act ras@d April II, 1851. en ed ' An
Ac 20 Reor-aniz, the Nari. OF e Of the Port ol New
Yotk 10 all pefsons Interested in o. hyius oharr Of 10,
cet matter OF such inquiry. examination or survey. that
nc following ycssrs under cXirnsi on by the Port
ardens ana chat tue said surveys examinations VIII b.,
conplc.,d within days ncxt succeeding this notice.
boGrd said vessrls:
Scll. =. {. Evans. .49 r. X
MiNrhORNE IOMPhiNS, Ptesliea..
T. ArGS HseRyAS, SecEvts:y.
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.-.so- viii commence o. WEDNESDAY, NoVe'abeE J. 70
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