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ENROLLING OFFICE,

HfNNHOD1ANUSH1C u = GOG1t -. -, =
EDaEFIELD, Sc, Mar. asth, 1855.
I'm accordance with tho above order from De-
Il partment Head-Q Quarters theundersigned here
by assume, command of this Post. -
F. J. MOSES, Jr,
Lieut e Enrolling Officer. :
Mar 2S = rs2t II
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yewpcrr; Tri.wces,,y Herald.

Z We bs.o roeairoi The Hftt nnmbcr Of this neat
liale gl.;-N'yAsiy, published hy, :iaasrs. y. F.
d !. Il. GEEsegan, ,s',iea We r..A:t WI! IVA
an Interesting Journal is publication is !. .me-
" overt, ana VIC visa Ii ailmanuer of pr"ss eriy.
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Proddcera' will take notice of the lays and
places and attendance and meet nic promptly
All persons killing (250 lbs:l !wo hundred and
fifty pounds of Nett Pork will make returns, and
thosewho made returns of hogs to hare corn de-,
ducsd to fatt=n them, vii! now mako thoin COR
roctly. GEO. A. ADDISON,
Assessor Tax in Kind, 18th T. D.
Mar IS e II
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s:;g Marsai- de Muntao'on. -Franch Minister
to Mexico, has been appointed TO rcrrctent the
French government at Washington.
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Letest News.

: u" TIC Church OF the hcuceMcr VIII DC U0ouH
for rervice on Sucdcy next. ~. =
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gar from Home.

Cxcil W. Fay, n >ii,sou: soliier, diei on. th'
26;h oi liz. Present ,aonlh. :t Tie residence .
rev. D. y. B;;,vsoS. lie was 2 membcr of Co
ii, 3Tj Missouri Regf, Freuehs Division, Stew
art. Corps. i;s stopped at aIf. G's on the 2:ad
being ;heaqa;a Ill. I'd there irc'vhis sstlcsath
Ii, Is said 20 i;r"e teca i uo!a ;nan, aal Chris.
tion ;:c lei. sahind Vim ia 1ii-sopri, uife, tc
;wi.arn no appeared much. ds@o:cd. This lonciy
and suffering n:s::. rsseiv -atthe hands Of bis
entertainers cgary possible hin;ncss, attention
ana solacc. "Iaas@:reh vs. ye have done it unto
onn'of i''c ieas: ofstn;ac, ye'liayc done it unto
,uc.' tn Iic ,>::,;as d .::r. FrYxcrc inferred in
;s chnreA-yar,l at .hntigel.
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HG- 6yCN OI 0T go,
ENaoM the residence os th-. A1,
Il sight of tho sGth In, Subscriber on the
bay MARE; hea4y - 81, heavy built bright
wears old. h.s f.,> nth 'foal. Sho isabou. eight
tho neck, Ill name, sniaylng both side Aof
ms.:>| NO other marks ksreeelleetcd. Any infor
-.ron respecting said marc will bs thankfully
received: and .nny person delivering her to me
will be literally rewarded,
Longmires'P. O., Mar % 2ts14
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borrowing aad Taxing Gold.

n!CHArQFD, 0larctl To-
Congress in secret session passed. aad the
President has opposed, ar act 10 raso .ccin
80, tie purpose Of furnishing lie necessary
supplies io- Tie army.
,i'ie t;rst soui:oa amiLoriZ.s the Secretary
ii tie Treasury TO boFrow from any bank,
..aporslian, or individuals, eng amour: l..
coin not cxcectiin.. three ial,i,n doiars in
tic aggregate ; ana secure the repayment at
such time IS niay bc-agracd npa1 not to cx-
coed two years after the conclusion OF treE!y
peace, b. the issue of bonds payable in
caia and bearing Fix per cent Interest, pa5y.-
!:.c.se:,,isannuafly it specie. s:
EE!ea Secretary is4emp9wcradto pledge a}ls
t;.2 cotton aud tobacco cwnsd by The Govern
inaG; to the e:,tent OF t'!s,7s!p, Of the loan
Il, obtained, o, 10 conway tie ssi:.a il 2a-lne;t
u! S,:h loan. with tb@rishf 10 .x;,or i 10
london free i;+5rg dass-,.xcctf to tic cex;4n,
6! t,,e-o;;. ttI pat caRt:ao9 imposed bylaw.
',noe seco,a section lsra1iijilas. furthermore,
iaas ihers shall ce !evicd and collected a tax
OF twenty !iva i,ov cent. upon a. gold and sii-
crGain, bail,oa, gragn cxai,auge, in the
(; nf:d x; se States p1ys IL. III szkln ea Che.
St CT 1so,il, OF rs soc1i thereafter Is prctica
.,na:7s.s.---n,r avnof.:;,,G~ tipn: j,n,,dr.I
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TIE ADVERTISE
IANEs II. BACON, EDITOR.

WEDNESDAY, MAR. 80, 1865.
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,ra9 ttioair'e d. .g.,:i..s! says: twill be rccu
i;a. IN n'obol;ansa.to .rdsrs, sieior Gen. P. N. L.
Young Las sas;;no,. co;Hinaus; oc the District oi
Georgia. increased so as to. ;sAe.ia tis coast Of
soa! Csrciial., anlAhe. san:ec. :,giii,a an! Con
gar,4. iye.s.- Gen. T5pas Is Gis!in::ais!ial for
'Lis gal!anLry en' c5aFass, aeA: Sac country Say
congratulate itse.f !has 50 worthy an officer sai
gJa;!t.-Aa las ir-n assigned 10 50 i.uror,oa, a
ci;..=.:.i. -
Coz. ~. .gs ar2 har?r 10 siat"jsNill si;l' :e-
msia co;uma7icf of this Paat. 1t ia Sre..ent
To say 1at1l= i, the mnss To:r :rlar cticor h=! has
ever aI!td that position.
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zsaissag Ecsro G'rao.ssi in vireiasa.

Ss<iA51siS 1'SSi - = -" i'S-1h ~ - 49, -
HIcHNoSp. March &c.
llajoS .. II. Pesrasn and 1hopas i. Iur~
Tgr lt.9iifsg bean .uthoriz=G bY he c'sccretaTy
oi inisrto raise orie q ni|:.,c 55nnpak-s Q. lfe
srsehiIsrs ;i:s'e:: t,leT1 ea rt ;,.;hf . C,n@rea.
anp'9se.l ca tha LSliinst., five issnel i's
:.;;sri,i4g an a:;5aatto TIE paople oi Fig.irGa
II wRi:h they qna.e'eStaa-ts irom Il letter 9:
General Lee TO General fzscn, IN VII. .h he
saJ's;. -. -sT - =,
Il hope it 3wl',be ";suede'sscf;eablsto raiso4
cc.:sider;t.1c force in Ricl.nond sIYattacii
great ;r,7ortanea ia the result ai the first ex-,
PERTINENT, AND nothing sllnifl'i BE- Left ua,lone
=, nrtgkesTt .scressfal.s TIE sconcr tl;s c.n
be acoen ;;lliisttgl tli5 ,b3stcg.'-'
The.apFnea' eaIisppsn the Reaple u sau!
IN ther kcr ut :w 20 .c=a BE- spRrea, ant! a,ss
t;.,.t :, tor.e DC raised v sc'sii-r fo-w;re} 10
cr;,i.s d the rard, zvoNs IL fic;n!9ad.
-eS.fsSia ;s n, 1bo f,c;;na :, yu..;,a.io, +, :
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5ssSd6ld is on tho deeiine IN laaisesaon, 1t j
closed on tho Esd at 1901.
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. Anoiass5 n9s excee,i.,.g tsreo LaadyYl
.;ei;ars ,siiaesare exempt from tax; also q!
.,:i.g,iii;, i;oaaed 20 the Gnyern.nenasr I.
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state OF Louisiana.
y " N COZ NCI Il OF TH1BODA

At called meeting the Mayor and l,rus.
tees2net this 18th day of October. sIs6,
We're present The Mayor S. r. Girls.
ainore, T. y. Jordan, j. d. Leblanc, q.
Perrin, j. H., Fleetwood. #9. ,.,','s
ABSENT. 6. Rohichaux, II. Hoffman.
- he reading Vt the minutes Of. the last
meeting WIS dispensed with. '5fsss J
Tie MaynE submitted the following re-
port winch has been adopted, t9 Wit:
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none ol these amounts but what he has paid in
Ihe notes nt the Corporation hltl calicelletl and
uhcaneelled we recommend them to be destroyed.
Asior The Parish notes due ls, we recommend thav
IL ne treasurer accounts and laid aside I'LL
In. fatssta he able te pay tiseas. as # as83 sas
" kase examined the lr;AuAt of o.. u. blanchard
With woneliets and ind 1t correct and reco ou,ieEu
that his bond lie cdncelled -
4 b. JORDAN. cha rI,lan.
MrJ. il. Gouraain, elected and diilv
qualified Treasurer, of the toxin of I,hih,-
.laux, offered his bn,d for tlessunrof Three
Fthousand sleilars, With Matlsurin iBa,argan,l
N, IL Daamis'as securities, which mas
acccptedsby the boarda i2 81. q 7stA ssisq
OH motion Of Mr.. j III. fleetwood duly
seconded. ssssi satis !
Resolrea, Tint Mr. J A. RdbicliagiS, \
tpetltinaer] be ollowed to build u house
10 beFcoysred with wnuden sdlingles, pis
the csisser af Ms,in aud ST. Philip streets,
and tofs tsaiil the s;,lne there until Alril,g
lst. 1866 ~ s.s s,8s,i Il sss
On notian-R r. y. JoraIan! and John III s
fleetweot were appointed MIRA committee
TO wait on slajqr II. y .Palen, cs,,a.aan.-
ing Post. to confer with him III rea;lrd To
establishing q night patrol. 2@B
On nfotipn of Mf. Fleetw1u,l, tile Mavorla
was added TO tile above Committees slsssas
Air. Jordan offered Ordinances No. g.
which was adopted ariicleshy. ARTICLE,
On motion, .CunnciI adjuuflscd ssne die.
s-s. II. g RIsAaaEE EEtel teas { Il f. aaIaFyr.as
P..i r.. LORIO, Seere tary.ss f5lg ii
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
LAFUURCHE.
POLICE JURY

Pursuant to adjournment the Police
Jury nf the Parish Of LafourcIe met this
24th October, 1866.
Present IL. S. Perkins, President, ].
j. oman, d. b. Pugh, Arsene Bergeron,
Sosthene Fnlse. ]. Reinant, John Lyall,
John Nelson, Washington Griffin.
Absent :-P. j. Thpriot, T. Dalferes.
The minutes Of the last meeting were
lead and approved.
| On motion. Jury adjourned till 3 clock,
p. NJ,
At 3 o'clock,P. NJ. Jury met
Present: The same members as this
morning.
On motion duly seconded, the following
resolution was adopted.
Whereas from petitions meiously and
respectfully signed it is made 70 appear,
That the leyees on the lands ofsJ oseph
Knight and Octave Folse, in said Parish of
Lafourche, and on the right hank of the
Bayou, were cut from military authority
and by military authority, it was ordered
That coinsattee composed of Messrs
Joseph Isemont, Joseph Knight and Ma
poleon Bourgeois, be and is hereby APP
pointed, instructed and directed to wait
upon Gen. Candy to lay before him the
nature and evidence Ut the case and res
pectfully request him to have and cause
said breaches to be substantiaIlysand tho
roughly closelnp and repaired ;itG osern
ment expenses and in the, NEST speedy and
efficient manner practicable.
On motion duly seconded, the following
resolution was adopted.
Whereas the Treasury is at present
empty and whereas tue detailed estimate
Of the probable expenditures for the cur
rent year as seiage 1926. 0o) five thousand
eight hundred and twenty -five dollars:
Now therefor to meet. cover aud de-
fray said expenses and charges both or
.dinary and extraordinary, on motion duly
seconded, it was hereby resolved,
lst. That the parish licenses for the
present year on all taxable professions,
trades, occupations and eniployments us
fixed, determined and taxed by the, State
tax law OF 1865, be and the same are here
by set and assessed ut the rate of one
fourth Of said State licenseseaIld that the
same be levied and collected the present
year by the Sheriff of tile parish of La
fourche ex-otlicio state aid parish tax
collector.
Cd. That one fourth of the parish taxes
assessed and pacellectea Of tire year 1861.
be and the same are hereby ordered and
directed to be likewise levied aud collect
ed the present year by Tie Sheriff of said
state and parish tax collector
On motion duly seconded. it was order.
ed that the estimate of the probable ex-
penses of the parish for the current year
1865, be published according to law.
On motion duly seconded, it was ordered |
That the committee of finance be re-
luested by the President TO examine the |
accounts of Alexander Ribbeck, parish |
treasurer and report thereon at the next
Meeting of this body.
On motionssJury adjourned sine de-,
(signed.) ]. s. PERKINS, President.
y L. LEBLANC, Secretary.
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GUIoN ACADEMY.

The Board of Directors of Public
School met this 21st of September, 1865.
Where presents:-J. j. Roman, E. w
Blake. r. ID. Jordan. T.. E. Leblanc, j. II
Fleetwood, A. Perrin.
On motion duly made and seconded
Mr.. j. j. Roman was elected President.
The Pre- sident appointed u committee
of three. composed of Messrs. r, D. Jor-
dan, Z. w. Blake and J, Fl. Fleetwood. to
make an estimate IN detail of the expenses
to be incurred for the ensuing year, fol
the support of the school andreport at the
next meeting.
On motion.of Mr.. Fleetwood. the Pres
ident was added to the above committee.
On motion, the Board adjourned sine de
(Signed.l J. j. ROMAN, President.
P. Z. LORIO, Secretary.
At a called meeting of the Board Of
Directors of Public Sch ool held this 10Th
day of October, 1865. Present :-J. j. Ro-
man, Pres5aenh R. D, Jordan, E. w.
Blake. j. H hetwood, E. E. Leblanc.
w Absent :A.. Perrin.
7 On motion, tie report of the committee
appointed at last meeting, was postponed
till the. next meeting.
On motion. the Board proceeded to fhe
election of Teachers for the .Guion A
cademy, "as follows:
Al. knobloeh, Principal, Miss. Geor-
ia Grisham, lst Assistant, Miss. Julia
Grisham, I'd Assistant, Miss. Sarah Niles,
Sd Assistant. ~
On motion duly seconded, twas
Resolue.i, That the salary of the teachers
of '.Guion Academy, - for the ensuing
year, be fixed as follows:
That the Principal shall be entitled and
hereby is allowed, an annual salary of one
thousand dollars, payable quarterly.
That the first assistant shall be entitled
and hereby is allowed, an annual salary of
i've hundred dollars, payable quarterly,
That the second assistant shall be en-
Litled and hereby is. all wed. an annual,
salary OF five hundred dallars. payable
quarterly.
That the third assistant shall be entitled
and hereby is allowed, an annual salary Of
Ihree hundred dollars payable luar;ealy.
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OF LAFoURcHE AND OF TEE TowN OF rm1noDAux..

On notion the Constahla WI. r,, ,,... !
= - NV ,'sl.e . certalh number of carpenters,
- n.eee cahinlttee ' at t'sGuion Academy
,'n .he 'oiiowing Saturday. for the pur-
said school.
On motion, Board aiiourro,l s;.,sJ 3
fsigned) ~. ROMAN p,..;,l.. q.
r. Z. LnRIO,s secretary. me S
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AT & @ Is n Ell AT L a W !.
viii practice in Courts of Third Judicial
District and Military Commission.
Office-Corner Green and st. Bridget SITS.
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}Jrofcssioual,
LEWIS GsEOY.

ATTORNEY Ar LA w )
Will Practice in the Parishes OF Latonrche,
Assumption. Tcrrebonne. ST. Mary and ST.
Martini Office i'll Richards brick building
se23-ly
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4. w. gss4ANE.

ATTORNEY AND C(INsFlIR AT LAW
viii practice in the Courts of Lafourche, Ter
rebenne. ard Assumption and the Supreme Court
iii New-Orleans.
I OFFICE: Corner OF Main ard St. Louis streets,
over Meyers store.
f. D. BURGuIERE, TAYLOR BEATTfE,
HoUMA.%@ IHBoDAuX
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0cteller. l3fh 1ss,.
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8, The property in the town Of Thihni,anx.
oulsana known as the. Guion Academy aud
now bel l,y The military authorities rs abandon-
cd property. will be pnt into tic possession of
the proper civil authorities ofha said iown sub
Ject 10 the condition that such possession slail
not be to the prejudice of any interest Of the T.
.nitcd States i'll and to said property
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LOUIS EsUsra,

ATTORNEY AT ny w,
viii practice in Courts Of third and fourth
Judicial District
OFFICE: Green ST., between Lcvec & Market
9s Tvs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-12
enIERsoN,s Raid IN MISSISSIPPI
Oesat Destruction Of Rebel Railroad Prop
erty-A sharp Fight md IN Victory
Death Of n Rebel General.
ST. LOUIS, Wednesday, Jan

ST. LOUIS, Wednesday. Jan. II, 1865.
The Vicksburg Herald of the 9TH inst. has
IN account Of Grieson's recent raid In Mississippi.
The expedition left Memphis the 2lst ult., 3oOo
ssrvng consisting Of the I'd NewJersey, 4th Missouri
~ It'll Indiana cavalry, LIST Mississippi Mounted Ri
asa and Sd and 4h Iowa 10th Missouri Sd Wisconsin,
nd 4h and 18th Illinois infantry and Cd U. s. COlored
Ssgimeut
AtRgypt, on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad con.
dsrsble force Of the enemy was encountered and d
eAArp fight ensued in which quite number Of the enemy
ssse killed and wounded. and 100 prisoners were taken
Sen Hoconb who commanded the Rebels was among
% killed.
From Egypt Grierson struck westward crossing the
H3ssissppi Central Railroad below Grenada destroy
hG thirty miles Of several locomotives ard fifty cars.
0rerson also destroyed at Grenada several extensive
osth and shoe factories.
hs expedition brought in few horses and mules and
suumber Of contrabauds.
among the prisoners captured are one Colonel one
esssfenant-ColoDel and Is line officers
number Of our men, TO escape the horrible treat.
Dsnt OF our prisoners at Andersonyile had ionod the
hsho Army.
On the night Of the 2eth December. Ensign Blumes
q the steamer Virginia, cut out from Galveston the
schooner Sale from Nassau with 100 bales of cotton
- board. The schooner when captured WINS within
No yards Of the Rebel guard ship close In shore and
protected by the shore batteries and had to pass out
Urectly under the guns Of two forts.
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The Removal Of Gen. Batter.

From Our Special Correspondent.
WASHINGTON Wednesday, Jan. II, 1868
Presidents Order No. ], "series Of 1868, az
u. order relieving Ben. Butler has been chrstened At
the headq usrters Of the Army Of tho Potomac. was
probably written nj Fortress Monroe the 7th ofJnn.
nary In an interview between the Secretary OF War
and en- Grant although previously agreed upon here
The Secretary arrived al the Fortress are on the even
ins of the 9th The order understood here 70 have
been served on the 9Th Tie newspaper Dispatch writ
ten at Gen Grants headquarters, announcing Gen.
Buffers removal. o dated On the 9Th The news oi
this act was brought yesterday forenoon BY an Off
cor direct from City Point and communicated TO mem
bers OF Congress One Of these inquired OF the Presi'
dent in the presence Of The Assistant Secretary Of
Yesterday afternoon If Gen. Butler Ind been removed.
Each expressed surprise at mis- knowleige OF the fact
and inquired how he learned H. and then begged hiS
not TO make public Ii the desire and the In
tention TO have the come from the Army OF the
Potomac ard not from Washington Tho censor OF
the newspaper telegraphc dispatches was ordered u
suppress the II put upon the wires for tho North
ern and Western press, md this order was kept in
force throughout the ensuing doy, Tuesday.
It's known here that the witbdrawalby General Bat.
Ter Of biz troops from the attack Fort Fisher was the
aston aud not the Of the breach between Cen
eral Grant and General Butler. The distinguished
civilian was long ago doomed .Thiss confessed In the
statements o the Of bis removal prepared at Gen
sra Grants headquarters in the form OF dispatch TO
Of tie NewYork city papers The actual outbreak
was made over General ButeT's withdrawal from his
attack on Fisher Grant insisting angry that should
have been persisted In Butler Insisting that to haze
done would have been to cruelty and uselessly sac
fee bravo men--that the work 30 itrong and SO
strongly garrisoned and supported, as appeared on
General Wezels reconnaissance. that 1t was imposs
bic to have taken with the small force that had been
allowed him. ......
Opinions differ here 10 the Of this removal
Grant lie known 10 be supreme. He puts Generals ~
and he puts them down. His word Is law in all mill
tary affairs But the declared sentiment OF his head
quarters that Gen Buffers arrests, imprisonment
and punishments Of Rebels and traitors have been He
gal and arbitrary. and that many cases Of garng inus
tice have 10 light and many others are expected
to be Developed by his supersedure;" this and thu
recent almost national expression Of satisfaction at thu
mention Of his name Secretary Of War in the
ganisation Of Mr. Lincoln cabinet give politicians here
the clue ~ a scheme 10 get troublesomeiy earnes
radical out OF the way and TO dispose Of dreaded poll
tician Tie Copperheads of Washington and George
town are jsbant tonight over his removal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-12

Eastern Gnf Blockading Squadron, with fifteen ON
and l3s discharged men, The Union left this port
Dec H. with supplies and draft Of men for the Last
and West BlockadiDg squadrons Shea took out as
passenger Major j. Morrel paymaster United states
Army. with g., 900 for the army at New Orleans
Arrived at Key West Deo ls. and at Pensacola 23h,
touching at all the different bockadng stations on the
coast The health Of the officers and men is good.
The following is list OF the officers OF the Union;
Edward Conioy, Acting OIL It. Commander commanding
Levi Crnm. Acting Master and ErOticer Geo r. Miller
Acting Mater; Gilbert A. Robertson, Acting Assistant Pay
master; Geo. b. Higgnbo.bsm Aching Assistant Snrgron
Cha. n. Hicks, Case Armstrong, Philip Seabnry Acting
Eusigs Edward H. Thorpe, ist Assistant Engineers Chas.
w. Gift Joseph VISIT "a sistant Engineers; David New
man. Russell A. Wsds, Daniel Noonsn, Chas. ". sniten
Frank Rogers, ID Assistant Enginesri Sidney BeItow
Ceptiins Clerk.
Let the 70 lowing vessels at Persseols and Key West;
At PeusacosU 5. frigse Po,onsc, u. s. steamers Os,
roe Pinols. Owssco, Scots, Kebec Aroo,took Penguin
y. g. bsrks Arthur Kuhn Anderson; o. s. brig Boheo u. s.
-chooueu Sam ion,ton, Retnar, Corypbeu Remington
ship, -, Peter Winfield Scott Westrnoreind bsrk. Annie
May Setson Eureka Orchila Pleindes; brig Fdes; scrs
B. F. Kennedy, Olive Francis Il y. Dove, Hodsh, Eol-n
Aibsrs.
Al Key W.'tU 8. resrner Star, and Strives Clyde, rs
lspoo.s Msrigold, Gaaeai u g. soop OF wsf Dale; U.
bark Restless