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Holiday Presents.

Holiday Presents.
GEO. W. WEBB & Co.,
Corner Baltimore and Light Streets.
RICH DIAMOND JEwELRY,
STONE CAMEos,
AMETHYSTs,
PEARLS &C., &c.
FINE WATCHES.
jules urgensen,
Patek Philippe
Chas E. Jacat,
and other celebrated Makers.
SILVER WATCHES,
suitable for boys.
SILVER WARE
of Beautiful Designs,
of Pure Silver Coin.
COFFEE URNs,
BUTTER DISHES,
WATERS,
FRUIT STANDS,
GoBLETs. CUPS. &C., &c.
MARBLE AND BRONZE CLOCKS. VASES, &c.
Purchasers will find everything that is new and
elegant. del5-2wlstp
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Ship News,

FORTRESS MONROE, Dec. 2O-The schooner John
Walker, from Georgetown, for New York, with car
go of coal was into last night off Back river and
towed into Hampton Bar, where she filed
The steamships St. Louis and General Sedgwck
have sailed for New York
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PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 2O.-Jacob Metz, tavern
keeperat 18th ward house. corner of 1th and SAMSON
streets was shot to- night by party of men during
political squabble. Five shots were fired, three
taking effect. The wounds are serious Two of his
assailants have been arrested
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Arrival of Treasure frOI

NEW YORK, Dec. 20-In habeas corpus ease to-
day, prisoner wasproduced from Fort Layette un'
der guard of soldiers
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.abeas Corpus Case.

PROVIDENCE. Dec. 2O.-The Wakefield Mills in
South Kingston, R. l., was burnt this morning. Loss
ST. 500 Insurance light.
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From Virginia.

RICHMOND, Dec. 20.-Gen. Terry has given assurance
to committee of the Legislature that the most Wig
orous measures have been taken to preserve the
peace and afford ample protection to citizens. He
deems no action necessary on the part Of the
Legislature.
The Legislature adopted a resolution to-day, re-
questing the Governor to urge the Postmaster Gen.
eral to increase the mail facilities in Virginia.
memorial was received from Gen. Lee, President
of Washington College, asking appropriation to
aid in establishing FIVE additional professorships in
that institution.
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Discovery OF ARMS AND AMMUNITIoN.-The Ne
0roes PLOTTING an Insurrection-We learn that last
week party Of gentlemen from Augusta county,
that of hunting, into the mountains of Rockbrdge
came suddenly upon negro camp. They dashed in
upon it and caused general stampede, capturing,
however, two of the occupants, whom they threaten
ed with immediate death unless they revealed the
object of their assembage. The fellows confessed it
men to spot where were concealed oyer two hun
dred muskets and a corresponding quantity of pow
der and ball. We did not learn what steps were taken
in the case-RichROnd Examiner
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Death of Justice Amas

New YORK, Dec. 2.-Two and half million
pounds of cotton damaged by the recent fire. was sold
at auction to-day at from cts. to Az cts a H.
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Gold Pens.

I'm the selection of ,ce another important matter
is, that she should write WELL A lady who neglects
to cultivate this accomplishment is not unlikely, de-
fcient in other essential qualities. s.-CHEsTERFIELD
Gifts for the Girls; gifts for the Boys
useful gift, not useless toys
Something to have something to hold;
Suitable, too for young and old
A Good Gold Pen!
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DENVER Cry, c. T., December 19-The Legislature
elected to-day John Evans and Jerome B. Catfee,
Republicans, United States Senators.
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Cotton Mill Burnt.

PROVIDENCE, Dec. 20-Hon. Samuel Ames for ten
years Chief Justice of the Rhode Island Supreme
Court died suddenly this afternoon
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President Johnson's Message.

The New Orleans True Delta thus expresses Its ad-
mration of President Johnson's message:
As a whole. the admirable message of President
johnson has been received with universal satistac
ton. Taken altogether in view of the surrounding
circumstances it is of the greatest nOblest, and
most magnanimous documents that ever emanated
from any incumbent of the executive office since the
pure and grand old days when Washington and his
illustrous compeers welded the Government of the
country shaped its progress and controlled its dest
nies in an unexampled degree.
While the message is mild and conciatory. it is at
the time firm and decided. There is great deal
of the Andrew Jackson style about Andrew johnson.
This is particularly apparent in the expression of his
views in regard to the Constitutional Amendment;
Whatever opinions of a contradictory character
that have heretofore prevailed in regard to the PTes
dents wishes concerning this amendment are now
fully dispelled by the unmstakahle wording of his
message. He is emphaticaly in favor of its ratfca-
ton by the different Legislatures, and very plainly
intimates to us of the South that unless we do this.
our progress toward restoration will be retarded, If
not indefinitely postponed
The question thus presented is one of choice OF
evils. As we Lave already remarked, we do not like
the second section of the amendment; but as South
Carolina and Alabama have adopted it, and as there
is no doubt of its shortly becoming part of the or
ganic law of the land it might well be swallowed
with good grace. The President is clearly of this
opinion, and we apprehend most of the people will,
on reflection, conclude that he is about right
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From Colorado.

New YORK. Dec. 20-Thesteamer Henry Chauucey
from Aspnwal on the 18th. brought $3.50 900 in gold
from California.
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Canadian Politics.

TORONTO Dec. @.-Hon. George W. Brown has re-
signed his seat in the Canadian Cabinet, owing to
grave difference of opinion on important public
questions. The particulars have not transpired
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lS65

1865 Watches. 1855
I.armOur d Co., Light Street.
Have just opened their splendid stock of
HOLIDAY Presents.
consisting of Enameled and Diamond WATCHES,
Patent a seconds Timing Watches, Diamond,
Pearl and Mosaic JEwELRY, Opera
Glasses, Table Cutlery Gold Pens
and Pencils, Solid Silver
WARE
Triple Plated Albata WARE, CLOCKS.
FANCY GOODS, ETC,
All Ne,o and Beautiful Paterns
R1rWe would especially invite persons wishing 70
purchase
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
to call and examine our stock. They will find Bar
gains del5-tf
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dlS-tflstI

IMPORTED HAVANA CIGARs."-From S. to $50 pei
Box, at
NAYS HAVANA CIGAR EMPORIUM.
Sc N. Charles street,
dlS-tflstp near Lexington st.
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A Box OF NOTE PAPER stamped with your initial
is suitable Christmas present-Albums, Portfolios
Writing Desks Games of all kinds and other suitable
gifts at the Stationery Engraving and Stamping En-
porium of Stork & Gillespie. 27s1a West Baltimore
street, del9-1p6t
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Christmas Presents.
Gold Medal Piano FOrtes.
The undersigned Company having received the
highest premium at the last fair at the Maryland
Institute respectfully offer their large assortment of
elegant PIANOS at the lowest cash prices.
Every instrument warranted for five years. Old
Pianos taken in exchange. Kepairings and tunings
promptly attended to.
GAEHLE's PIANO MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
delft corner Eutaw and Fayette Streets
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Gold Pens.

Gold Pens,
In solid Gold Holders!
In solid Silver Holders!
Suitable for Ladies!
Suitable for Gentlemen
Twill please the ladies and the men.
Each line they write they'll bless the pen:
The giver bless. and praise the taste
That gave for use and not for waste-
A Good Gold Penl
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Holiday Gifts!
WEDDING PRESENTS.
Ny assortment of above articles is very complete;
among which will be found
PIER AND AANTEL MIRRORS,
SOFA, BoQUET
BRACKET TABLES,
Colored and Plain Engravings. Handsomely and
Plainly Framed, or in Stock, Paintings, &c.
VASES,
CARD RECEIVERS,
PARLoR AQUARIUMs,
MUSICAL BOXES,
TOILET sETTs,
GLOVE AND WORK BOXES,
PARIAN BUSTS AND STATUETTES,
Swiss Carved Goods in Great Variety.
CUCKOO AND TRUMPETER CLOCKS.
Ladies and Gentlemen are requested to examine
our line of goods they are very choice and select
FRYER'S
Emporium of Art.
dl6-Ttlsp 206 West Baltimore street.
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F ROM WASHINGTON
OUR GOVERNMENT AND MEXICO,

Committee on Foreign Relations
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Go to Shank's New Store. Corner Lombard
and Sharp streets, for all kinds of Sewing Machines.
de10-4t1p
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Holiday Gifts.


Fine WATCHES,
for Ladies and Gentlemen,
of best makers.
Diamond
Pearl.
Coral.
Enameled,
and other styles of rich
Jewelry
Beautiful Silver Ware,
Best Silver Plated Goods.
Tea Sets, Walters, Baskets.
Fruit Stands. Butter Dishes. &c
Elegant Paris Clocks and Bronzes, in great variety.
Beautiful Porcelain Vases Card Receivers,
Caskets. Jewel Stands Toilet Sets,
Flower Stands. etc. etc.
Dressing Cases, Fancy Work and
Glove Boxes. Paper Mache Tables.
Desks, Work Boxes
new Partisan Goods
Fans.
Opera Glasses.
Portmonaies,
Travelling Bags
Table Cutlery.
With a very full supply of
New Goods,
suitable for Presents.
at the Lowest Prices
Garfield. Bro. d Co..
de2l-5t-lstp 229 Baltimore street.
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Holiday Presents.
LADIES' FANCY FURs,
In their several varieties, and of the
LATEST STYLES,
which will close out at greatly reduced prices.
Call and examine at the long established
HAT, CAP AND Fur STORE.
S. HINDEs & SoN,
dlS-2w No. 100 Gay street.
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Gold Pens.

Gold Pens.
In Gold mounted Rubber Holders
In desk Holders of every variety!
Put up in cases of rich velvet for presents.
Ar WHOLESALE and RETAIL,
b. F. BI.AKENEY & Co.,
GOLD PEN MANUFACTURERS,
del5-tf 125 Baltimore Street. first floor, up stairs.
shank's Improved Empire Noiseless Sewing
Machine is the best in use. Corner Lombard and
Sharp streets. de2O-4tlp
GETA TRUE Copy.
Imperial Photographs and fine engravings Of
GEN. R. E. LEE and
SToNEwALL JACKSON,
Taken from life.
u.s.. MORROW & Co.,
dsaN C0yaw Baltimore and Holiday Streets
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VOsburg a. Co.,
No. ~ South street,

vOsburs q Co.,
No. ~ South street,
BELOW PRATT.
Wholesale dealers in
MAcKEREL.
HERRING,
CoDFIsH,
HAKE etc.,
Have in store and for sale
CHEAP,
500 Bbls. Nos. l, . and MAcKEREL.
400 Bbls. Cheap Eastern HERRING.
200 Bbls Extra LABRADOR HERRING.
100 Bbls Extra SHORE HERRING.
300 Bbls Georges Bay HERRING.
100 Bbls. Halifax HERRING.
10000 Lbs. Grand Bank CoDFIsH.
so Drums HAKE.
PRIME LABRADOR HERRING only $40 per Dbl.
Coop HERRING,
PRIME Goldfish, at $3.50 per 100 lbs.
PRIME HAKE, at $3.50 per 100 lbs.
70 SOUTH STREET.
el4-eo1mlstp Below Pratt.
Christmas and New Years Presents.
at the POPULAR BOOKSTORE,
Corner Baltimore and Holiday streets.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
Bible Prayer and Hymn Books.
Writing Desks,
Portfolios,
Childrens Books,
Games, etc.. ETC.
Diaries for 1866
Pocket Books and Picture Frames.
Rogers & Wostenholm's
Fine English Pocket Cutlery
Fine Imperial Photographs and Engravings,
Immortelles, Wreaths Crosses &c.
All the Holiday Books.
Us. MORROW & Co.,
de19-tu, th, ,fr&sat Baltimore and Holiday sts.
The Best Present is one of Shank's Improved
Empire Noiseless Sewing Machines. Corner Lom-
bard and Sharp streets. de2O-4tlp
ParlOr Organs,
MELoDEoYs.
CARHARr NEEDHAM & Cos
unrivalled
PARLoR ORGANS
MELopEoSs.
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40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40
40 Clothing for Christmas Presents. 40
40 Boys Jackets for Christmas Presents. 40
40 Boys 0vercoats for Christmas Presents 40
40 Business Suits for Presents 40
40 Gents 0vercoats for Presents, at Marble 40
40 Hall. 40
40 Undershirts, Drawers Gloves, Ties, &C., for 40
40 Presents. 40
40 $4,000 at Less than Cost 40
40 $751; worth of Gents Furnishing Goods at 40
40 Reduced Prices 40
40 $4,000 at Less than Cost of Manufacture. 40
40 $4,000 Worth of Clothing at Less than Cost. 40
40 $SO,OOO Worth of Clothing at Less than Cost 40
40 We have Reduced the Price of all our Cloth 40
40 ing In order to Reduce our Immense Stock, 40
40 at SMITH Bros. & Co., 40
10 3S and 40 West Baltimore street. 40
40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40
3S IS 3s 3S 3S 3s 3s 80 IS 3s 3s IS 3s as
3s Ties, Collars, Scarfs, Gloves, Un. IS
3s dershirts, &c. 3S
Ss Collars, Ties. Scarfs. and Gloves for Christ 3s
3s mas presents 3S
3S Christmas, Christmas presents at IS
3S Presents for Gentlemen at 3S
3S All styles of Gents Furnishing Goods for IS
3S presents. 3S
3S Scarfs Saratogas, Butterfly. Unique, Ne 3S
3s Plus. Fenian, and all the latest styles of 3S
3S Ties at 3s
3S Next to Marble Hall. IS
ss 3s 3s IS IS ss IS ss ss 3s ss 3s IS 3s
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John Hanna.

John Hanna.
OPPOSITE BARNUM's HOTEL.
Real Meerschaum Pipes, in every variety,
and beautiful patterns.
dlS-lw& ALSO, HAVANA CIGARS.
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Marshal one of good motive, being an effort to put
stop to enormous frauds practsed upon the Govern;
ment" The Judge gave the case to the jury, and
they rendered verdict of s.. $50 for Davis.-AbanV
Argus 18th.
EFFECTs OF WAR ON COMMERCIAL the COM
mencement of the war the mercantile marine of the
United States could boast tonnage OF i've millions
ing. Since then other nations have increased and
one million of our tonnage was destroyed; nine hun
dred thousand tons more changed hands so as to
procure foreign registers and the result is that the
United States only ranks fourth in point of mer
camille marine: This has beenone of the most seri-
GUS effects of the upon oqrforeign national char
acter and aspect 1t shows us what must be the ef-
feet of all wars in future between commercial ma
tions, until privateerng done away by the adop-
ton of the American propositions on that subject.
FATAL sHoor1Ne.-We were informed last night by
merchant Of Lttleton, N. G.. killed shoemaker on
Saturday night, with whom he had difficulty. We
shoemaker drew bowie knife. when DR.. M. shot
him, killing him instanty-Peters6ur0E Express, lSth
"A Second Glass of the Order of Louisa
has been founded by the King of Prussia, to be
ferred on women who have distinguished themselves
by their attention to the SICK by acts of humanity
and sefdevotedness in time of war. If our American
ladies only eligible the worthy candidates would
be so numerous that the Prussian treasury could
hardly answer the demand for insignia. By the way,
why should not something be done in this country to
mark the heroism and sacrifices of the wives and
sisters and lady friends of soldiers well as the
brave deeds Of those who fought fell the fields
of battle All the courage endurance and loss dur
ing the late conflict were not at the front; neither
we're they monopolzed by the (only in respects
stronger sex.-Boston Transcript.
The Peoria (Ill.) Democrat. says not a
hog has yet been slaughtered in that place. and the
packers do not propose to begin until the middle o.
January At that time in common years the bust
ness is about DONE The reason of this delay is the
unwillinrness to purchase at present figures, and
packers are holding off for an expected decrease in
| prices.
Louis Napoleon, as reward to NJ. de
Lamartine for his last article proposes to take two
} tickets in the psxt Lamastine lottery,
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VIM. Knabe a. Co.'S,
Piano Warerooms,
del9-12t-1stp No. $50 W. Baltimore street.
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DAMAGES FOR FALSE 1MPRIsoNMENT:-Gen Scroggs,
late Provost Marshal of the Buffalo District, sued
by Captain P. Davis of Niagara Falls for false i'm
prisonment Davis was charged with attem%Pting8 % 8 to
was kept in confinement eleven days, when he was
discharged by the Marshal. This occurred last Feb
ruary Subsequently Davis brought suit against
the Marshal claiming damages to the amount of five
thousand dollars.
The case was tried at the Circuit Court, in Buffalo
last week before Judge Grover. The defence only
for mitigation of damages, admitting the unwar-
rantablity of the Imprisonment. but showing the cir
Marshal one of good motive being an effort to put
stop to enormous frauds practised upon the Govern
ment." The Judge gave the case to the jury, and
they rendered verdict of 81, $50 for Davis-Aibanv
Argus 18th
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-01

The Ave mile trot between Mr. Voorhees, stallion Alb.
Aalah Chief, Mr.. Mace's stallion woful and Mr. Wards
mare Belle Of Baltimore announced TO come on ycstcr-
day at the Fashion Course, postponed until Friday
ext account OF the rain There will be two trottnq
nsfches this afternoon, for $500 EACH at the above
Course.
QREAT TWENTY MILE TRoT ON THE RrvrRsrpR
CouRsE-CArrAIS MCGOWAN VS.. TfME-THE
HOUSE wISs-TIMB, 5S:25.
BosroS, Oct 81, 1896
The greatest twenty mile against time recorded
took place at the Riverside Park, this city, this
afternoon, the conditions being that the Kentucky
thoroughbred geding Captain MCGOWAN should trot
twenty miles within the hour-a feat never before
compshed except by Trustee and Lady Fulton, and by
both of these che trottng mile track, whereas
On this match the horse had 10 rot full half milo
course.
The weather was gloomy, and the track somewha,
heavy As threatened the horse was started few
seconds before the advertised time
There was an immense asscfnblage OF spectators and
the greatest excitement prevailed, the betting being
slightly In favor OF the horse To the astonshfncnt OF
tho larger portion OF those who ad invested money the
horse won, accomplishing the feat In tho unprecedented
sine OF hfyeght minutes and twenty I'VE seconds nav
ing made but one slight skip In tho twenty miles
After accomplishing the task the horse but very
lille distressed
The time made by Trustee was 59.,35k and the trot
came on over the Union Course the 10th Of October
yS48. The time made by Lady Fulios was $3.50 and
came on over the Ccntrevile Course on the 18th Of
October, 1855.
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NE sGs Pm Sd : :s.ss s
18Th put into chsrssson for COAL sailed again ssS since
ss.ass ast 81 ~ GA Hos. ss.ssra NC. sa.y. win
Cape ses Y saY:
b Helena ish July IT, lat Is lon 10 @ ?; spoke
Sa < - .sp S EsSS
e e a On
sage and one was born The ship creased the Banks IN
Y Is S nay Sn 81 y
RED cosssck yard Had continuation Of gales from
ship So.ssoSm Lamb Liverpool, Sep. With %a.s
e%a e S y e. g o.
pool fell from the bboom overheard and was Lost has
been detained by heavy westerly saesi lost and damaged
ship Athena eBrem, schline, Bremen, % days. with
ship "a As;s9 g; rsm KSppsr " days. with
Bark stoyer Pierce SHIP Island, $ days. in ballast
Brig xrao orr Ailerna St john PR. Is days. with sugar.
Il is a1ssis IN Is S's 81 s;ssa ? es!i III . s
gh schr Ellen Capt Norton Of and for Boston from
s % sn and brought them
Brig Alma tBr), Frazer. Halifax, days. with FISH, TO
Brg pashing Wave (Br, Otto Phisdelphia Oct q for
o?sa ss PORT for Norwich
c E Dse a
schr straiton. Tvre Eilzabethport for Providence
GGS SnSse ofssSz ssss1S f
ssae GhIsr os Ronn
+ Scir Mary Miller Champin, Providence for Rondoat.
sehr Herrck, Thompson. Providence for Elizabeth
port.
sehr Native DeHar, New Haven for Ezahethport.
Schr Democrat, RyersoD New Haven for Elizabcthpor
Sehr VIM II Rowe Arey. NEW London for Philadelphia
Schr Sarah Clark, GriGen, Norwich for Philadelphia
Sclr Fannie Hazard, Hartford Tor Ecndout
Schr Jos Rodgers, RUSSELL Portland.
Schr A a Hazard, Gaines Portland. s
SrhrU Cramer, Bramf0rd.
Schr Cath Thomas Preston Greenport.
BELOW
Bark Acapulco, 50 days from Rio Janeiro.
SAILED
3Oth-Brig Albatross, Partridge, st John. NIB.
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SHIPpIN G NE w S .
For. Of new York. October 81. 1865.

S1EARED.
Steamship Ieutonia Ham. Hack Southampton and
Steamship Lonisa Moore. wooster sewbern. scanray
steamship rsicon Alar4cb. baltimore n smuu.
Steamship Mary sanford. sherwood. Rosion-wh'ney 4
ship Thornton. wells, Li,spool- Williams Guion.
shin nsrssry sc r Hs,rs Bod I.es.n
Brig orinoco tBr). Edertn. Cora for dorsD pe~oI
Brig Bank. CBr). Cochran ,'srfsr-Rre,, Son a 90.
Brig { scribncr burgess. rbladephiaBaser Dayton;
scSr s.n, Tglfora, New orlc.ns--r I P!hnIp.
schr Norman, Knowles. Pstersbnrsv Brlat sssht.
steamer wsri1nr Mott. Providence
and 9aeensoxa iss WIN pas-snssrs 70 no
NH bound Son y mile: q sand; HOOK. passed
s ssi% Sc E 1rS,Sss sS Es
enssd am hurricane Il lat 80 lon Is 10 W Expert
oct e. WIN e sG q sna ns 20
Had head winds The entire p;,'ise PISSED - e rysr
ioe - r. passed Sisms.,es brig esS' Ia lon y q"
S no Road. %
PM m ist SOUS lon - encountered sssry heavy blow
blosins hsrriesns which lasted about Y hours when
ing the gale away rudder and wheel house
sn9 se red sps yss ~ o.
cnon for hours was permitted TO repair, and put to
Oct 81 al Pm
Oct ~, with cotton, ~ Quarteruaster Oct ~ At Is
AN exchanged signals with steamship Evening Star hencc
for New Orleans
s,esmshp Paspsco Ner Mobile, DC, 20 with mdse, 20
VI Elwe 90. On morning Of I'D breeze from NE ut
Pm made LoKeernesd Key Light gale increasing with rain;
81 JPN hove head 10 Sc heavy ship labor,ng
Pm sp, spsnter lost ssrboaid quarter boat stove " en-
Rine lost etarbonrd rail- washed on head rail-
guard hc at midnight wind died nut 20 calm glass
falling; AT AM on the Esd wind w. snd blowing errnc
nanmss. head misen!opma. gone Wind blowing gaib
sturps standing Apparently not waerrgrd could
person on board 21h arrived on Port Roye and put
tnirsi Iannsn, OF flagship New Hampshire a. -, -,
spd psss,pses' v J. ysnea nsJ strpps pseze frog