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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-19
The Return Of Reason,

We are glad to observe that there IS
little disposition among the people to
revive the personal bitterness and pas
sion that prevailed during the war. The
radical leaders have been usiug the same
means that were onco found 50 effective
in drilling their partizans, hui the CHARM
is broken, the war is over and the party
whose only capital was fury and excite
ment now finds itself beTett of influence
upon the minds OF the people. The
great MASS of the people want rest and
peace They have supPcd full OF hor-
rors and now wish to forget The fouds
and disCOrdS of the past wipe the slate
clean, and begin new career OF pros
perity and civil quiet. Bat tho radical
leaders want TO keep up the strife. they
want to perpetuale the anlm"slty and
heart burning aud bittornr,Ss that pre-
vailed i'm the past Thry say there
shall he no peace, $50 cessation
of war, no subsistence ot excite
ment and range, ma restoration OF
the Union, no return to the paths of
American greatness and honor. But,
despite all their efforts, the minds of the
people are swiftly and irresistibly re-
turning to the domestic quiet and peace
full pursuits that characterized our for
mer civil life, and all attempts to arouse
anger and revenge are we'll ntSh fruit
less. Reason is rcSumiHg hor sway.
Men are no longer as easily rNcitable
and as passionate as they have been III
the past five Yeas There is more iuda-
ment now than wild enthusiasm. and
the men who have generally heretofore
carried their schemes TO success 10y
arousing the passions OF the people,
find that the hurrah business il not rs
effective as formerly
The war spirit" may have been al
well enough in time of war, hut now
that the wal is over, men are disposed
30 think calmly aud weigh the cnnsr
quences of their acts
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-19
The Civil Rights Bill.

The National HtelligeHCer says that
snit has been instituted by a negro
against the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company, for refusing to sell him
ticket for passage in a first class car. 1t
also says the editor of "the Chronicle has
set the social example of receiving ne
grOes at his mansion, where he enter
tanned them in the style of luXurianCe
usual with him" These. "a that paper
Justly says are among the practical re,
suits of the enactment of the Civil
Rights Bill Nothing is wanting to es.
tablish these results but the adoption of
negro suffrage At least so the Repub.
lcan party believe, and so Mr. Wendell
Phillips declares in u late speech. from
which the Melljgenccy quotes this cX.
tract:
Negro suffrage means a score of negro
Congressman sitting in the House of
Representatives 1t means colored mer-
chants in New Orleans and colOred Sen.
atOrs in Carolina. 1t means negro rep
resontatives sharing i'll making railroad
laws and other laws. Ii means social
equality, and that was where the Sonth-
erner met the question. Social equality
follows hard on the heel of the ballot
box, and the South knows it. and she
resists negro suffrage for what must fol-
low it.
A comparison of this with the follow
ing extract from speech Of Mr. Lin
coins, shows the wonderful progress
that public opinion has made in the
direction of negro equality within very
few months:
ON not, mon ever have been. III favor
of making jurors or voters of negroes,
nor intcrmarrying them with the white
people: and | will say, in addition to
this, that there is a physical difference
between the white and black races
which, | believe. will forever forbid the
two races living together on terms of
social and political equality. Aud, in
asmuch as they cannot so live while
they 40 remain together, there must he
the position 0t superior and iutrr,"r, and
/. As much is any other man ain ia favor
of having tn" superior position assigned
Ia ihr white man.
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we have supposed would only disfran-
ohise and dscitizenize those who were
not members of the church at the time
of the ratification. But the amend
ment to the constitution of West Viz
ginia that is now before the people and
whose ratification" is sought By the
same revolutionary means we have re-
ferred to above, proposes to disfranchise
and ALLEVIATE men for their past conduct
M matter how Loyalty disposed they
may he in the present nor how faithfully
+bav will maintain their allegiance III
tle future. Men are required 10 swear
NOT only that they wHl maintain, pro-
tect and defend the constitution OF the
United States and the constitution OF
this State. but also that they nerer hare
been guilty of disloyalty in the past.
Now, is it possible that any consider
able bodv of men, men descended from
the patriots of &c and accustomed TO
boast of American freedom and the
glories of republican government can
he fnund to sanction such an infamous
vronp The men who are active IN
advocating the proposed amendment
know it is wrong, wrong in principle
and wrong in policy, wrong in every
particular, but their lust of power and
of official plunder stiles whatever con-
science they may possess and prompts
them to mislead and deceive the people.
The lovers of civil liberty must arouse
and devote themselves in earnest to the
work of preventing the evil these men
| would do and averting the calamity
they strive to bring upon the State.
| This is no time for idleness or sloth.
We must work, and, not satisfied with
simply casting our own votes for the
defeat of the Odious plan, we mnst see to
it that our neighbors are also informed
concerning the Importance of the ones
tons at issue and that they too vote for
civil and political rights Let each
man constitute himself henceforth an
active, outspoken, yigilant defender OF
republican institutions, and on next
Thursday we will put the seal of popular
condemnation upon the most ruinous
and despotic scheme ever concocted in
America.
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Conservative Town Meeting
Mouudsville.

The citizens of the consolidated towns
of Moundsville and Elizabethtown op-
posed to the radical nominations hereto
fore made for the city Offices, convened
at the Court House OIL the evening OF
the 18th of May.
William Koontz was elected President,
and DR.. William Gray Secretary
The following nominations were
made:
For Mayor-James w. MCarraher.
City Sergeaat-David A. BrantneI;
Aldermen-Wm. Koontz and ) M
Wykert.
City Councillor. Geo. W, Bruce
S. G. Martin, Col. J. H. Lockwood
Harvey Cox, Isaac Bryson, VIM
F. Davis, Samuel Elder and ELIJAH
Clegg
The meeting unanimously endorsed
the policy of Andrew Johnson.
VIM KoONTz, Prest
NE WN GRAY Sec'V
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DRESS GOODS
WHITE GOODS :

Hair Cord Cambria,
Striped Barred and Plain Jaconei
Swiss
" EainsOOk.
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SOLDIERS L'EAueE:-A meeting of tue
soldiers leagu of this county, will he
held a. the CWIrt House this evening
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HE Washington correspondent ct the
New York Express, in noticing the new
election for Senator in Connecticut
says:
SENATOR FosTEE's DEFEAT.-It is
whispered around TIA 9 Capital, especially
among the Radicals, that the reason why
senator Foster lost the nomination in
Connecticut was because of family iu-
huence upon him in Mr. StOekton's case,
and because he issued an order setting
apart certain portion of the Senate
gallery exclusively for negroes, and thus
pttesvehtlng item from mixing with
N Mnl'e people. This latter act killed
7 I'ul Npollt ically) in the present Radical
Ley 'S'ature OF the Nutmeg State"
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

The funeral Of James W. Phillips Will take
place from tho residence of bis father, North
Wheeling, on Sunday afternoon, the 10Th, at
81 o'clock The friends of the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend.
Wheeling, May 10Th, 1866.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
RELIGIOUS Notice.

DEV. JOSEPH w. TAG .ss 81 tb;s
II pastor of the First Baptist ChnrncH; u ~ tbaip
city, will preach to morrow (SabDaths r ~ The The
house of worship lately purchases n tto On the
corner sy Of Monroe and Byron streets Services
will commence in the morning at iUi Q Gloo ~
and in the evening at II o'clock The publ, arc
cordially invited. Seats free mai'''
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Dir VIM. GRAY, Sec'y.

Sixteen thousand barrels of flour are
living in the warehouse of one mill at
Minneapolis, Minnesota, awaiting the
opening of navigation, to be shipped
east. Nearly three millions of bushels
of wheat are in store at points OF de
barkation on rail and river awaiting ship
ment. which does not include the large
amounts still held by farmers.
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Arrived.

sesm,hp Teuonia amb Hsack Hamburg Aug ~ via South
smpton 18th with me and 70 Ksnhse Co Ass
long ship City 81 Mobile, hanld eb at 81
as long 81 Dsnish bark Louise Marie. bound e. -,
Steamship Sheridan Bolton, Eew0resns Aug 49, with mdse and
pass Crnwen &Co Aug 81 speke bns Aandy bene ter
Gsveson 20 25h brig Ryer,ds bound and whs1s
seh AIexaRde Of Provnceown months out with - bo sperm
Steamship Eden Tsgy chspip, seybera n e. 90 heur',
stesmship City Brakeman, Baltimore % hour with moe
10 Arthur Lesry
Steamship Saratoga King Richmond and NOroh with mde and
pas. 20 O. Heincken 4 Paimore. -
Steamship Rebecos Clyde Price, Beaufort c. % hour, with
naval stores TO James Hand
StssrIship Gen. Meade, Bsssett Boston. 10 hours
Bark Espenxa spsn Jeneroh, Havana 20 days bAast 10
Brig Memphis tBr Sanford Cow Bay II days. with coal 10 r. ,.
Big Moutro Peterson Ponce r. II days. with sugar Way
deli 4 Co. =
Bril- Nsnssns Leak Trinidad Cuba Is dsys with he
Left brig Antilles OF Portland loading
Brig Crosby (of Portland Crosby 81 Johns R. 10
days lssses Brett, Son Co Len brig chssss
noora Baltimore in u days
Big Hsbng supmer Cow Bay days. With coal
10 Funch Mencks Nend- j
Brig Mary ThOmp.on Warren Lingsn c. g. IS days with cssI
10 K r. Buck Co.
schr s. Lindsey Emery saco days with beading DOrles
Hough
sohr Jsdds Tanning Whiting Me-, days with lumber to Jed
schr Cen Putnam 0OOd.e Old Providence days with cotton,
&c, to J. Eneaa -
schr Andrew Stewart, Gilbert Providence for Albany
schr = A. Pile DoaBe. Poughkeepsie for Providence
schr. w II. Renzel, Grant, Georgetown, d. G.
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so0 These be deposited in the hotel security The
deposit witnessed by Carlos She)sz who pretended
make the tour the States. He introduced himself to
the reversed geneaan, and in many Ways mace himsef
agreeable On tae afternoon OF the otb inst ne invited ire
priest walk and together they went 10 washington
square where they by stranger who asked bheys
about whom be bad promised TO meet at that place
Finally the stranger and Sheyz commenced plying cards
and Sbeysz soon announced that he had lost al h money
Pretending that be could win all his money
back If he afforded opportunity SbeysS induced
companion TO the hole aud the 'aaoes be bad
simple enough do requested and soon returned with the
money and watch Tlese he banded his companion and q
the was made IN abort time ta these
too lost SheysZ the unknown then left the
regetng that lie had been unfortunate Satisfied
length that be bad been swnded the victim applied Police
Headnartes and yesterday detectives Elder and Coye
rested Sheysiz Justice Bowling committed hin for trial
ONE on The LONG BRANCH H0IEL~THlEvEs IN cUsfODY.
Detectives Elder and hcCOri saturday srfeeted
notorious and burglar BrosdwaS named william
Jackson alias Jackson alias Pat MalIoy He is sus.
pcted Of being Of the thieves who the LIST inst stole
FROM Monsieur LamOriciere number Of Government bonds
ynued at slo 200 while stopping at the Continental Hotel
yesterday made by Detective Elder before Justice p)wng
aud requesting that he be allowed take the prisoner back 10
New Jersey Capt JoDrdAn Of the Sixth Precinct also made
an affidavit setting forth that the accused is fugitive from
The State OF Pehyvana be having forced into
the store ola Mr. Thomas az Harrisburg and stolen from
thense 80 GOO worth Of tewey He arrested for the Of
tense and released bail and forfeited his bonds aud
TO this city. Mr. Thomas here and effort vii be
made TO have bin sent back TO Harrisburg for trial fbe
magistrate committed the accused to the Tombs.
ESCAPE FROM THE ToNBs
Wm Scul, alias Wells notorious confidence operator
made his escape from the TOmbs Yesterday in very Dgen
Soul had been Transferred the Jefferson
Market prison the Tombs and had been assigned cell
pan who had been visiting friend coming down having IN
his hand ticket 10 secure his This ticket Scul
snatohed from the German and succeeded by its aid in making
biz exit from the prison. Martin Woods who Is supposed 20
have been al accomplish was detained for examination
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piny..exsuth.st. Police Court.

AUG y.-BOfOre Justco hKLL1
Monday mornings watch returns" did not iurnish
Justice Kelly with many 10 act upon Evidently last
SUNDAY was quietly passed With uptown Wards and 10"
occasions we're offered for the police TO make arrests
HARNESS THIEF.
Among the prisoners brought up William Percy who
was committing oenses on the 2ith INST
John Hanon Nathaniel NJ Freeman each lost sets o. har
meas valued al e apece their on the DIS
their property led 70 believe that Percy was the
thief He was arrested by Officer John r. Hanef oil the
Precinct and taken before Justice Kelly VINO
committed him 10 answer In default OF 600 bail
PICKPocKET.
william St Martin knowing better way TO spend inc
Sabbath took passage the steamer Tiger for sa up the
Harlem River Everything progressed finely until his hand
to the OF gentlemen on
and into their pockets Officer Benjamin Bates OF the Iweh
Precinct then up and nabbed him In the very act
The defend allegations against him and SAID ne
could bring respectable persons to testify to MS gooa
character particularly anxious to make known that
he boarded with the partner OF weknown criminal lawyer
In this city Justice Kelly decided TO let the facts OF the ease
bro and con 90 before the Court Of Sessions and ordered the
ancnaAd O hn held.
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special ehsnge Foreign Pieces have been In better request
but BUYERS and sellers have been apart In their views
prices must be regarded nominal Tor tbs present We
quote follows Domestic Feeees 4595oc for Native
and quarter MerBos; 50eac for half snd three
quarter do 57aepo. for full blood do. and 62d65c for
sa1ony Feecesi 3094oc. for No. Pulled; 5O960c for
Supefne do aud 60065o for Extra do; aOa27e for
mon Unwashsd California; N137c for Fine d. and 5925c
for Texas We quote Foreign follows, South American at
25a2o for common Wasbed 32a37e for Unvashsd M3sza
and Merno; 32a $3.50 for Washed Entire Rios; 293Oc for
Unyasbed Creole 40 i6c for Washed Cordova; Chhan
963c for Unwashed Mestizs and Mrino; Cape Of Good
Hope 3O03jo for Unwashed East India 35a55c for
Washed and African at 10000 for Unwashed and 0Oa4Oc
for Washed.
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sHIPPING INTRLLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW YORK.

s,s.m.ip Martha stevens Chance Baltimore VIM Ds,zeL
siesnship Ann Ehzs Richards, Phiadephia- Jas Hand
stesm.hp Frsnconia Sherwood, Portland. J. y. Ames.
stesmship Lnds, -, Boston, Beuner Brown. -
Ship B. Aymar Sawyer Bueuos Ayres Walsh Carver
sbip Desumbrande Lbcn L. Z Ansireh d Co.
LAWNS. Crosby, Cow Bay, Brett Son Co. - ~@''
BARK Henr-t.e (Brem Peters, Bremen, Slcmau Edge.
Bark Waiter Libby, Galveston, c. n. Mallory Co. = o.,
Brig Bessie York (Br.b Cow. Falmouth, Jam, D. X beweo
L Co
Brig IbeI (Brl Dart and Londonderry s., , wtssy
& Co
Brig Cha. Poole, Sherman Mobile T. D Huflbct aco ~
Brig Gertrude (Brl Enoch Liverpool MoCuiy Marsh
Brig Georgianna (Br) Christian, ST. Johns ~ B. C. SWAIN
Brig Rayah (olst Eggers, CqIh turch Meineke Wsnat
schr. n Loane, heg.thlin Bndespor G. b. Ls-s 90
schr>Gsr.snd Norton, Boston, JchaA sinp.on SOM
sohr Clara Corson Indno4 and Layaecs L. MeCreecy Cos
soop Odd Fellow Dyer, ssybrook. 4. r. Kreeu,eE r-TJt
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IO4 37l 2GI6,g30


Consumers of coal viii be encouraged by these hgures
and look for still lower prices. 1t is long time yet TO the
close of navigation and there is every reason 10 suppose
that production will outruu consumption.
fESiIact from dated San Ausustn TEXAS Aug 1901
Onr State rapidly recovering from tho ravages OF war
we are eUganzng State Government under better
auspees than Hamilton. the Hercules Of traitors hell
IA In thrdOm; becoming recOncled 20 the emahepa
ton slavery and making the best OF quasi free ioor
under the autaTy influence Of conservatism carried ou
We will recnpeate and become prosperous people Bu
Il the ade succeed have no hopes foT the fuuTe oar
merchants doing good bushes ana our cotton crops are
promising.
Extract from letter dated Madison, Morgan Co. Ceol
prospect 81 this country worse than ever saw
il less disoosed 20 pay and less pay with than ever bee
aud crossing dnY Tbs crop failure ana the poOpe
becoming Indifferent and reckless
fEriract from letter dated Mobile Alabama Aug ~ Ieot
Our such that II man chooses 70 Keep DIS P9p'
" concerted a "a great e1tent would advise
your very cauou-for tots II certainly the
demoralized community saw Every one seems
determined make regardless OF the means necessary
and general thing who breaks does so ful
handed Again the last legislature Of passed system
Of laws all looking 10 the protection Of persons here against
,uit OF foreign merchants
Annexed Is the list of Jobbers prices at the NewNoTk
Dry Goods Exchange Nos 20 and 81 Park.pace:
Brown sheetings-Sark A -. Augusta 81, Howard 81;
Beaehed Shirtngs-Bay Mills 50. Anthony Manu- ga.
wheaton Pas Prints MerrimAck W 81, American lei
Pacific 10 WHmsutta lf4i Hoop Skrts-B radcys Duplex
Elliptic ga and Empress Trail l25 Movers IAI, IA
inch taDe 10 7e Shfts-J Standard Dress No. $50
sos do No 275 esq; Paper CoarsM Metropolitan Collar
90 Byron Garroe No. double extra French enameed and
SILVER Corrugated 49, Godsmiths Patent Byron 900
Shakespenre $40 Cuffs en- icss 30 cent; Ilcks-Amos
ieag AGA, CO. do. A, 81 stripes-uncasVile % Phts
field a.
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financial.
INCREASE of CAPITAL STOCK.

TENNESSEE NATIONAL BANK,
rEHsEsseB ~, rr,
DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY AND FINANCIAL OF THE
UNITED STATES,
DEPOSITORY AND FISCAL AGENT FOR WEST TENNESSEE
MADE underline late law passed by the Tennessee Lesstne
DEPOSITORY FOR THE IEaPHIs BRANCH OF THE
FREEDMANS SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY.
lOrsanized under Act OF Congress, 1896
Il "a proposed the Capital Stock Of this BAnt from It's
present Capital Zone Hundred Thousand Doa 10 Five Hundred
thousand.
In the absence Of surplus capital in the South
and the Of TO answer tho daily
legitimate business demands this opportunity respectfully offered
TO invest portion Of their surplus funds where
nnqueonaby combined
Books will be opened al the Banking House Of
Messrs H0WES MACY, No. 10 Wslst, .
subscriptions often shares will be received and where
such information desired will be furnished
GEORGE r. RUTTER, President
WALTER S. MORGAN. Cashier,
formerly Cashier Plius National Bank Hew1ork
Collections other business through this Bank and ito corr pond
southern states will be pTomptya 5Dded
10 will al argew when IN behalf it, stockholders.
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TURNER BROTHERS,

RAyKFRs and DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
.o1ed-tper interest allowed on daily
REMOVED TO No NASsAUSE in cur new msroe ooeE
BAsx DEPARrEKSr. ALBANY, : ~ 1906
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant 70 CHAP
~ 73e laws 1859 and a7e sss Of i "a. ne eIeu
l.tinR BANK or NORTH AMERICA osnhin
association located In the city Of New o ~ be ieasessa "A
PAR oy the BANKING Department o. presents
lion the New National State Bank In ne Cy o p.ny o
Al the National North America OF New the Guy
York for ,r wears om the hereof and not hsrese
Tho outstanding notes Of the bank must De
orss.d within M wears date hersof and al notes eh
presented redemption ard payment whin tne TIME
specified viii be ehags epoh 1He iuAs VIZ H1
""' ''S'' q " SCHUYLER Superintendent
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Spoken.

Brig Handy from New YOTh fer Galveston, Aug a. no lst as 70
days out. -.
Cape May Lghlshp
Brig Riverside, bound s, Aug IS no lat, &c.
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moyemenrs OF ocean steamers.
Passengers Arrived.

FROM HAMBURG AND soUTHAMPToNnIn steamship
Ten,oniaC Bause Julie Hoande and A. Hcbsnbseb Dc
Louis Hirscbfed wife aud thee children Dooso
and child H. LPPman and two endren Joen
{. r. MArhschsdel
Otto 70 r and daughter Or ferdnsd Cart VILE An
f,T bi In Je schunger q Mchesohn, Bertha Free an
son. g. WEIGH Juu. Wiener Alberine Lowy Emu oen 40
shever Elise Ad Hgbscb wife and three par
bar. Mchek Henry Detz JsTko and child Ed DSssan and
wife Victor kingsoh ho1tz brummer hsrg,
Catherine Weber, Ph MrzgeI j. u
speth Leitner Elizabeth forbaeh W Held heene
child J. Erich and wife, otto T. osoei
Daniel Wetern Magdaens Tomsszewka and eng y
Kun1es aud wife Minna Coin, Wm,ssnx wn ana que I
Behestob NJ Nassauer, Funh llnch Louis huaepon ans
wife Jacob benuighof wife and child - -, m
FROM ANsIn steamship sheridan-E A. A1tsl lie
H. Oliver c. DAVIS, J. NJ. Henry, Miss X. Fleury.
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DROWNED MAN-The naked body OF man was
foound at Glen Cove Saturday last He had the name Of
WIN Green on his arm India was about feet inches
In hight and been In the water more than three OF
four dave Further information be obtained 81 Glen Cove
Mi
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Whalers.

The bark Corning Of New Bedford Wa. spoken Aug in LAT
81 a. long Al 26 % days out al well; had IS hba oil
The bark Annawan New Bedford spoken Aug lat
% long Al %, II months out; bad $40 bbls oil.
Alexander Of Proyneoown, spoken Aug 25 lat
&C.. months out, with 40 bbs. sperm OIL
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
s,n R., % sun % Noon Rists....e
=. .
Sandy 10 Gov Island 81 Hell Gsts.'.
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Notice 90 Mariners.


Matte. hereby veu that hight vessel VII %
taken nom her days for repairs ON OF Aooos hs
ma a. Dds ~ lie I,ghthoa,e Board O. 8. BLAKE
~ "N'' " Wv Lighthouse Inspector Second District