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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-04-28
yv,uE LEADING JOURNAL or NEW
J. ENGLAND.
Springfield, Mass, Republican.

FIRST CLASS FAMILY NEWSPAPER, on A LARGE
QUARTo SHEET OF E1GHT PAGES AND FORTY
FIuHr COLUMNS.
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Kent's East India Coffee
= " ~ = TT , II - = = ~
EAST INDIA CoEFEE
kENT'S EAST INDIA COFFEE

three times a dag without injury, It boing ontre-
ly free from those properties that produce ner-
yous excitement.
DR.. JAMES BOYLE, of 1876 CHAMBERS ST,
says II have never known any Coffee SO health
ful. nutritious, and free from all injurious quail
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Vaccine Matter.

We are told that the vaccine matter
which has recently been used in this
place and vicinity is most dangerous
thing-is takes effect on ALL ,whe.hs.
formerly vaccinated or not, and eats 10
10 the arm like an inveterate SORE
The arms get sorer instead Of better
Some have been two or three weeks af.
fected and the sore gets deeper al the
time. Il is poison. aad if traced to
its source will probably prove smother
rebel device. Such tricks have been
played by them upon some Of our ar
my boys, and arms have had to be am.
putated.
Persons cannot be too c:.reful in Re.
ting vaccine matter. Disease are Oft
On communicated to heal.ay persons b,
impare matter, Of /. daagsrou. a.t
even fatal :ype.
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Administrators Notice,

NOTICE u hereby given that on the 18th day
~ Of April. .. D. 1865, Letters Of AdministFc-
ton on the Estate Of Lewis Bradshaw. deceased,
Iate OF Jef5srson County, Stalls Of Kansas,
were Issued to the undersigned BY The ftDeate
Ccrrt II said County snd State. All psssons
having claims against said estate, are required
y exhibit hem los allowances within one yer
after the date of said letters, or they may he
pssciuded from any bsaeit OF aid scHsss asd
Il such cIans be not exhibited within three ycsrs
from he dsae o( said lesses, shsy will - icrev-
., i.,wa J. K. HALL,
~ 2wA3 Administrators.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-05-06

The Jail at Wyandose was recently
burned and prisoner horse thief
persisted in the flames.
A negro in the Lawrence Jail for stsa-
ling $500 aud trying 10 steal more. com
mitted suicide on sunday night last.
Bill Jones. the noted horse-thief, Vas
recently captured At Macon City. Mo-.
and is now in the Lesvenworth jail.-
He had robbed . refugee Of %. 800 in
johnson Co., . month since. and it vas
for that offence he was arrested.
A lad named Williams, whose father
is in the Kansas Cd. Gas recently muir
on his way from Emporia 10 Fl. Smith
and robbed. He had sold . load Of
corn. = 4
Small pox has been prevailing 10
Lawrence.
The White Cloud Chief gives the
particulars Of the killing Of horss-thief
near that place . few days ago. He
passed himself off as q detective. got
permission to stay al night at q house.
and the next night stole the owners
horse. He was canght. and after some
eouiyoca.ion ON threat ofinstant death.
went into the brush and showed the
horse tied there. lie said he was wait
ing 70 add TO the number before start
ing for market-said he belonged to an
extensive gang Of thieves, who had re-
solved to steal wherever they could
find suitable properly. regardless Of the
opinions or politics of-the parties own
ing the same, but declared he would
die before implicasing his aecomplices.
He vas reported 10 have attempted an
escape from his csptors in the evening
when he was shot and killed. His same
was believed to be K. B. Partridge, for
merly from Indiana or Illinois. A hole
was dug BY the side Of the road. and
be was tumbled-in and covered Over.-
The Chief adds:
He vas TALL and slim, with thin but
ruddy features, and had sandy hair aud
blue eyes. His hands and complexion
indicated that he had not been IN the
service nor ussd - hsrd wssk: and a.
together IVES not bad hooking.
Al the time Of bis arrest. his effects
were taken frem hin. Sons Of these
have been placed in Cur hands-iaclsd-
ing . package Of lsstsrs: . purse con-
aiming between Eve and six dollars 10
ereeubacks. silver change. and one
cent pieces; rings. bsssss-Piss. knifs.
KEYS, etc. II be has any friends. these
articles are as their disposal.
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NOTICE

Il hssby given 10 al perssns inisre ssed in the
i Estate OF Anthony ). Wilson, dee esesd, Ia,..
OF Jefier.sn ecuny. Kansss. that the Last Will
sud Testament G sod ,ieees>ed Will be called
up TO b. proved ana eaterej to PROBATE 8, ihe nea,
regufM tcm oftse Probate Cvurt within, slsf Tor
sod County Of jefferson and Stair OF kasS.s. T..
bs begus, ans holden o. Monday tie 81 DAY si
July, \ d. 1866
Ds $3.50 JAMES ~. J. MES. ,E1rea-
IA 2wF SAMUEL S. NILS \, tors
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BROWN & BRO.

Have removed their Drug Store to
the corner Of Shawnee e. 9Th sts., oppo-
site the Mansion House, LeavenwOrsh.
and have on hasd fall supply OF Ned
ieines, Fine Psrfaassy. Brushes Of all
kinds. and every thing pertaining 10 the
Drug trade. 1881
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Notice Of RESIGNATION.

NOTICE 3 hsssoy given sss 10 ,sDoss inies-
IN estd in the Es,aO OF John ID 0an.ner, dc
esased. late Of Je6crssa County, Kansas, tisss
the c"dsssiancd uaA appllcA,isa 20 surrey
der the Lssters IT Adminis,rs ti,u on said estate
nOv bsaa ty ttsa. ~ H. nrxs rynlsr tenn OF
the feuoats Court within and fos - q County Ut
JeiJeFson snd State Of Kansas, IN b. begun aad
holden m Monday the 3 Lday VI July. = D. 1885.
IA 4w A. V. BARNES. 4 Admins
t32a N KiSCAln. srator.
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EdSssr u IN IadeP6adfnS
DKAR SIE ~ wi-h TO say 70 the readers #
your pspsI. hal viii send, BY return mail. 70
al Who wish IL tfreeD Recipe, with full direc-
tons for naking and using 4 simple Vegetable
BALM that Vill etecsually remove, in ssp days,
Pimplcs, Bioichcs, Tan. freckIss, and Ill Impu.
rites Of the Skin, i~ayiag the esgas sot, clear
snooshe and Beau,iful
] will also mail free to thsse having Bald Heads
or Bare Faces, simple directions and information
that will enable them IA start full growth Of
Luxuriast Hair; Whiskpss, " M0ustaste, in
less than thirty days.
All applications snswerssihy return mail With
out charge. TilOS- =. CHAIRMAN. Chemist,
81 I'm ssl Brosdwss NV York.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-05-06

FILLED m LIGHrExIHo.-We learn
dat thee oxen belonging 10 M. Fits
pat.ick. below here on Slough creek.
~ers al killed At once BY stroke Of
lightning on last Saturday, evening. Mr..
F. had Just unyoked and turned them
out.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-05-06

WmmKx&s !..LIhcss wishing fns Get Of
whiskers, nice nsOussxciac, az beautiful heed
Of eios-y hair. will please read ihc card Of THos
p. CHAruAx in snothes pafi Of this Pspes. HT
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District Court.

We are unable to give list Of the
cases tried at the recent term Of this
court held here. The cases growing
out Of the shooting and horse stealing
affair Of the Slst October last, except
those mentioned last week. were con.
tinued. except IN one o. two cases Of
indictment wherein the parties we're
discharged. Business was rushed ,hro'
npidly towards the last and the Court
adjourned on Friday afternoon.
Judge Gilchriss won the good opinion
Of most Of those Who we're present in
Court. and left more highly esteemed
than when he came. go sE e
But of the Prosecuting Attorney, A.
L. Wiliiams.w We bear no little complaint,
and not few surmises that be sold out.
His actions on Thursday evening were
anything but open and above suspicion.
He may be all right. but . large num-
Der Of our citizens are sksptical. on this
point.
|-By he aI,wbere did the members
Of the bar and others get the liquor up
on which they made themselves drunk?
Did they bring it With them or, did
they get it in town! We made some
inquiries in regard 10 this matter last
week-heard charges made against one
house. and after personal ex,mina-
ton into the facts became satisfied that
there was no liquor on the premises.
We trust our dealers viii free them
selves from any completely in the mat
ter. Let all Intoxicating ''Bitters" and
Brandy Peaches" be eschewed, and
let no man be seen drunk in our streets
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FlSAsS
LAMR-HEATlNG APPARATUS
Boliss-Fsyiag Caessi.y-Nsping

WITH THE FLAME WHICH LIGHTS TIE ROOM.
By the aamc Of . common lamp, at thu cost Of q
cents worth Of oil, . ven eomforabae breakfast
| can be cooked.-N. y. TSiSsns
Simple in construction, easily kept in order,
dy for use IN a mOment-convenient TO have on
hand--Drsssisf's Cirest1r.
Fish's Lamp Is one Of the most popular novelties
great saving Is made In heating nj eo.king small
article 5, and he made 10 cook meals fer great
many persons. which Is actd1i,y done the ambu-
lane ears which carry The sick solciers-Seie.t.fe
I7nerises.
For family 10, AosIi.l, tent, bsrs.ek, picnics.
fishing. nursery, or sick room, it is an article Of
comfort beyond all proportion 70 its cost.-Hatrs
Jssrna! Of Health.
have tried the apparatss. and my wife and I
proclaim the same most valuable and in-iispensa-
bic article, and we now wonder how we could have
slOng done without it.-Ei. Cssi o.! Ciyrsisr.
Al economical eonssivance for getting up heat a,
short notice foe nursery and general household pur
poses. ose iDfort.n. point Is the saving in cost
over coal nres.-E. 7. ksessag Pssf.
....CO-...
Prices from Two to Six Dollars.
Capacity from One TO Four Quarts
Three articles Cooked at One Time
Will One Burner.
Arranged for Kesossue or Coal Oil, or Gas.
Descriptive Psmphletof 30 psg es furnished gratis
We have ALSO
The Union Attachment,
stt-t Prise. 50Ceoss. W
To be attached to a Common Kerosene Lar,p OF
Gas Burner. ny which Water may BE- Boiled, and
Food cooked; also arranged 10 support shade
Every Family Needs Ons!
WM d. RUSSELL Agent,
No. DO Pearl st., New York
AGExcs WAITED.
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Job Work.

We have good supply Of new Wood
Type, Job Type and Cuts. and are pre-
AIRED to do all kinds of job printing on
short notice and in good style. Bring
in your orders. E
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-05-06

The weather for two days has been
10, enough for mid summer
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Law OFEIcE OF A. Z. PARKER.
II OsKALOosA, July 18th. 1864.
Having perfected arrangements am
no. prepared 70 prosecute Soldiers'
claims against .the government.
= Back Pay, Boun,ies and all ciaims
OF Similar nature attended TO with the
earliest possible dispatch. s9
5sbssH aei'5 sa A. E. PARaDn.
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MOST REASONABLE TERMS.


Conssmps,ye sufferers will receive a valuable
prescription Tor the cure 0f Consumption, Asth-
ma, Bronchitis, and all throat apd Lung sfiec-
tisns (sec Of chargsl BY sending thsir address to
REV. EDWARD A. WIlSQS,
3l7-sn Williamsburg Kings Co, New ysrk
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rsso-. ?. rEra. n,
ATTORNEY T-LAw.

Win Practice IL tbs Court ~ .JsG;sus.
cesaay.
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MERCANTILE BOOKS.

We inyite the attention Of Merchants, Bank
ers. Manufacturers, Hotel Keepers, &C, n ouE
facilities for The manufacture Of the bsst tinds
Of Ledgcrs. Journals, Day Bo h. Invuics Rocks,
Shipping Receipts, Sales Books Hotel Rsgissss,
Lawyers Dockets, &c &c sS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-04
SAILS FOR
100000 ,,
"RIOT DAMAGES INDEMNITY boNDS
No. 2, o,,,
CF THE COUNTY OF NEW-fohh.

Sealed proposals viii be received At me Isss
a, ocoet D. M when will be puohey opesaT 10,
the purchase the whole or any part Oh nf , nsm,"cs
Indemnity Bouds No ~ of the County OF New OF;
lied by chapter and amended ey cnsp. an
Of 1854 and by an ordinance oil me boafa Vi ''P''
uYoyed by the Mayor June ID, l86h L., M, ..,,
The ,aid bonds will bear interest at the rate on FIX "
tn @ nsvshl. half yearly on the first day o. May ana
Noyeub.p IL zach year principslw be redeemed Oh
this first day of November, !882 ,.,. a.s,,ed and
,h MI. psr one hundred dollars thereof and the psIson
ho.r proposas accepted will thereupon Or H.
post with the County Treasurer lat the broaa"aS ' ~
suus aw srded TO them respectively, Al. courtr
Treasurer for such deposits the parties will be entitled 20
ceive bonds for equal amount. Of the par IT,, Of
swaded to them bearing interest from the date' p'
ments. ,,,...a - pronos ala 70,
Mo, damage. Indemnity Bonds No and the same ihc'ocu
in second envelope addressed to the ComProS , con,d
The right Is reserved reject any or all the ous M
errJ necr,ary to protect promote the intefee, ~ Wv
cobpty MATTHEW T. BhENNAN' oonpuon,.i.
CIV Of New. York. Department Of Finance Coinp''oe'
Office Nov. IS. 1865.
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Ocean 6ieamers

ONLY DIRECT LINE to FRANCE.
" THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANYS
NEW LINE or FIRSTCLASS MAIL STEAMSHIPS
BETWEEN NETWORK AND HAVRE, CALLING AT
BRfST.
The hr splendid vessels on this hvorts route for the
Continent are the following;
WASHINGTON ......J?0& tuns... 800 horse power.
LAFAfETTE........a20t tuns. 800 horse power.
EUROPE ...........3 200 tuns...... S0horse power.
81 LAURENT. lBuilding).. threat power.
PERElRE. ......... (Buid!nsl .........Grea power.
WILLIE DE PARIS. tBuiding).. Great power
DEPARTURES FROM NETWORK.
Pier No. 80 n. River.
LAFAYETTE. A. Bocande. FRIDAY Dec. 8
EUVOfE, A. Duch-sne. FRIDAY. Jan.
Carrying only Cabin Pdnengers
PRICE OF PASSAGE. IN GOLD.
FIRST CABIN, $l35 SECOND CABIN $50
including tsbls.wine for either clas.
Passengers intending to land r-st will be furnished here
with railroad couponckets aud their baggage checked
Paris additional charge Of for So second
clasa.
Medical attendance free Of charge.
FOR further information apply TO
GEO. MACKENZIE, Agent No. 7 Broadway.
(WW reniore 18Th Dee. 10 Qme' No. SO B,oa
Al Paris, II boulevard dee Capucnes (GTsnd Hotel.
At HAvre, WIN. ISELlN co.
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sATUHDAf, lice. z, 1863.
ASHES-The market IN better, aud fairly active
sales at $40 20 for Pots. and Gil 30 for Pearls.
COTTON-The business has been fair, but prices
favofthe buyer and close rather easier ut JOu5c foI
Middngs; sales Of 3. 900 bales
COFFEE-Ri0 10 quiet but steady, Mt lea2lc. for
Ordinary 10 Prime net cash. gold. Other kinds are
moderately active: sales Of 2l3 bags Angoitura On
private terms.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Tle market for Western
and State Flour IL active. but with liberal arrivals
prices lower the decline beipg 5dlOc on the low
and lJa5Oc. on the medium brands. Unsound Flour Ia
abundant aud is selling AT S70s9. The sales are II 400
bbls at 81 50as7 IS for Superfne; 90 J0Gt6 80 for
@ss 40 for the low grade Of Western Exirai 81 70a
60 for Shipping Ohio O. l0usl0 % for Trade brands
and sI2 50as els so TOR st. Louis Family brands Bnck
wheat Flour is firm at a 50Ut5 " 100 n. Canadian
Flour IL lower and dull gales Of 100 bbls at 81 25D
81 80 for the low grades Of Extra and o. 6Oasl GO
fon Trade aud Family do. Southern Flour is lower.
bu, the market is more active supply LIBERAL sac0 VI
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&a2, ner foot; Alpha, $65Osper foot Imperial per
sbarcl xl25; California Steam Navigation Co., 63i
ner cent; California State Telegraph Co., ~ per
cent.
The New-York Imports of Dry Goods compare as
follows with former returns
r5 %Ss "a w .. H. nor, 1892; s
Thrown on market. 992,e67 oso'22' LUIS Tvs
Entered at the port 6leoa,5O6 COOLIES si3s6 l45
Thrown on market. 59t4O,672 65.ToeIo oz4eio
The Washington Iatelhgenccr OF yesterday says
Senator Sherman will introduce bill, on the open
ing of Congress- for the equalization and reduction
Of taxation.
The amount of gold received at the Boston Gus
tom-IIouse for duties for eleven months ending
Nov. 80, 1865, was $l2,Ol4,I 1913 35; for the same
period in 1864, g. ,569l57 &c, and for tho same
period in 1863 s6,29l,OO2. This shows an increase
over 1863 of go 1876 80, or nearly one-half, and
over 1864 of $i,4i5,OiO 80.
The steamer New-York took So 900 in specie
The City of London none. The shipments for the
week will be about 100000.
Foreign exchange is nominal, as usual on Satur
days. Bankers long sterling is quoted lO9@ io't
Sight do, ITO "a llOi; Merchants bills, 1OS@ lOSl
Francs long date, 5.l6i 05l5; short date, 5.l3. q
5l2,
The income of the Government from interna
revenue during the first quarter of the current sca
year, commencing with July l, amounted to $l49'
go, 900. The revenue, on the opening day OF DE
cember, was up to Sl,7OO,OOO.
The cash balance in the National Treasury, OF
the LIST instant, amounted to !S7l $4,000, including
81. 7IS 600 in coin and $50, lO2 600 in currency.
To-day, 81 100000 in coin were deposited in tn
United States Sub-Trcasury in this city. maxim
a total deposit of sll,79s,7oO since the first col
deposit under the new arrangement of "Wednesday
Nov. Is.
The following is statement of deposits and coin
; age at the United States Mint for tho month c
Nov, 1865:
DEPOSITS.
Gold deposits from oil sources Sl,O9 Ic0 -
!. Silver deposits. including PURCHASES. 49, 9J ~
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Live STOCK Over the Eric Railway.
The receipts for the week were; ii7 Cattle u
cars Hogs. IL cars Sheep cars Horses car Calyc.
and car Poultry Total cars Of stock for the week .s
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Ocean 6teamers.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYS
l. THROUGH LINE
TO CALIFORNIA,
TOUCHING AT MEXICAN ;,,I! PORTS.

TOUCHlN0 Al 4EAlCAN POKTS.
AND CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL
leave Pier No. A. North River foot Of Cansl u ocorA
noon lst 18th and 2lst Of every month lexcep VIZ
those fall Sunday and then the preceding Sstw
dsy) for AsPINWALL, connecting via Psnams Rsilrosl
with Of the Company steamship: from Panama fas
SAN FRANCISCO, touching at ACAPULCO.
DECEMBER.
lst-HENRY CHAUNCEY, Capt. Gray, connecting with
CONSTITUTION. Capt FsrDsworlh
lth-ATLANIIC, Capt. Maury, connecting with GOLDEy
CITY Can't. Bradbury.
2lst-NEw.Y0kK. Capt. Homer, connecting with COLO
RADIO Capt. Watkins
Departures Of I and 2ls connect at Panama with stcse,
If,r SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS Those Of ln touch q
THROUGH PASSAGE RATES. IN CURRENCY.
First Cabin. Second Cabin. Stser.,s
$3.50 $3.50 SIlS
discount Of ONE FOURTH rom steamers rates allowed
10 secondcabin and tecrage passengers with families
One Hundred Pounds Baggage allowed each adult Bsgs
accompany baggage through and attend ladies ard
children without male protectors Baggage received be
dock the day before sal ing from steamboats,, railroads M
pas seng.rs VINO peter TO send down early.
An experienced Surgeon board Medicines and attend
enre free. - . . 49,
steamer win be placed The line JAN J. 1855, 10 m,
fam NEW-ORLEANS to ASPINWALL. via HAVANA
For Passage Tickets further information, apply the
Compsny's Ticket Office. the wharf foot OF Canal e.
North River. r. w. " bELLVWo, Agent
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CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD
STATE AID Bonds.
Interest at the rate OF
SLyEN PER CENT. PEE ASsuM
Payable Semi. Annually.
GUARANTEED AND PAID by JHH

PAYABLE Semi.A Dnuay.
GUARANTEED AND PAID BY THE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
The Bonds occurred by mortgage on 100 miles Of
road from Sacramento TO the California State Line,
forming part Of the great Pacific Railroad Route.
adopted and aided by tse United States Government.
They further secnrcdby Sinking Fund Of SO 900
per annur reserved from the earnings Of the road and
pledged for their redemption. They a first class
security in every respect. and limited amount will be
offered upon terms which render them very
and desirable investment For further particulars Ia.
qgire at our Office. No. 5 Nassau-st.
FISK g. HATCH, Bankers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-10

We ara again placed under obligations Captain Adams
Of the steamship MORO Castle and his attentive purser
Albert RsQ for tho prompt delivery Of full dies OF papers
from Havana. b.a
sssAupa N6RrH PomI Smith, Baltimore from Savannah
perfect hurricane during the entire
lost all sai and had quarter boat stoves brought IL
gers. F0f
srxAssa KAuAx sold TO Boston parties and viii
be placed on Southern route from that port \.
sHrp MAassIL Martin from Singapore for Baltimor
registered 1919 tons built In Rhode Island In le
rated AK, hailed from Liverpool, owned by Spring.
this city and formerly known a. the Belle Of the Ocean
sRIp RHINE (Br), LanssmAn, from Mobile for Liverpool
with cotton put into Havana I'd Inst inst In dstress would
repair and proceed.
snrp BLACK HAwn has been sold at rrancisso for
o4GO0 including her Boston charter The IL l0e toue
and built In 1850 IN few YORK; who're she owned
BAax ApAn CAsR--0reat Yarmouth, Oct 2l-Bark Adam
Jones' Of Liverpool from ~ Davids for Chafestop Sc
loaded with COAL struck shsrnston sboal but came on
sahy and pu nsc ne haroor The crew refusing 70 pf0ssso
Ss:a .s s. Ts
Of New York for m and she g now bens altered ~ en-
extenson Of The full poop forward beysad the foremass
Bnso Fosrsrsa Of Bath from Gardner for Boston, was
vas " toes rsesssr buils ~ Wooswish. Ne, In ies7
RAyn from yos.O. 70, xsss gss s s:ss x nSs0n
The psv brig rssny iaunehsa q East Sy Master
deck and about 800 She 10 undsr command OF Caps
Lorina Chase III ssu tanliNll2f
soua NoSyAHur ~ q tender) arrived ~ Havana "a
inst from Ksv west with she crewsof brss Croop and