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sxscs thss psonosnsss then snsasAllsl Their
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combines great power. rishnsss, svs>eneds, sn1
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an equality -sns1ssasl In tAsiy nsbslyt n ~,
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1vssy piano folly vaDaa1s4 - Ilv1 I'M.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-16

AccrDESf.7On Saturday last the little
daughter of Robert Gr@me, living on the
corner of Third and Leigh streets, fell on
the pavement and broke her arm. A sur
geon was called in, and the little sufferer
is doing well. .#tN
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.PLOW FOR THE TIMES.
THE WATT PLOW, ssii-1,
.PATMTR JULY M

Warranted 10 do fsr better work. with one fourth
less power |; 10 double - strong and - dnnois,
not one tenth a. lixble to choke or clog apd VIII
puivsri1s the soil and cover mp vegetation nr %:
peror 70 any cuf. brace plou ever yet mads all o.
which have been invented. formed, and fasnionsa
y rsiss % 70 the following fsrnsr. mho can testify
to its merits, VIZ. Ruin. MiinsS A., snsPRsf,.
iGn: n. GSsia' sn,ss. e Colonel on S,:s.Ss l.s.si
zasns. DI.y: HoSl's, 2; y; H.s,ll 4 IsoE.s.s
IlSsPi 4. Aim, b. J. Tishss. john r. Dieksns0n,
George 1ooksT ana etAsrs, Who ere ssing ita.l
sesn it operate. In every sesa .uhefs ~ fsill 70
come up 10 the varsntss. VII ge!lrn ths petee
GxOR0t WATT riov. .nskss, ,,5
gEL1sA ~ 2 III 10. n9o franklin street,
n a n /. ~ gEffsfft Hiahnnond VA =
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RoBBERY.-Ths tin store of Steubner l.
Suit, next door to the Theatre, was entered
by the rear door on Saturday night by bur
glars, and robbed of lot of spoons, &c.
The door was entered by the use OF chisel.
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BAsK-BALL-The Arlington Junior Club will
play q match game between Arst and second mines
this afternoon at o'c clock their grounds, oppo.
site Central shops. I''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-16

Court OF THE CITY OF RIcHMoND.-1n
the City Court yesterday Richard d. Pol
lock, tried for stealing horse from Joseph
d. Crenshaw, was acquitted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-16

Il 0OK { LOOKN LOOKiii- In1oud-
.ss. % ssl 3. ss' & sss,a:is !.
teo IN day ofer our entire ssssk = CntnAa
: CLASS. Aa. as nssi sAyanss = - snai ~ -
.Nerehaa.s, lapills., ana c,hsn vii!ae z Sss.
iwAks Asss nsw = os1estassisx g ~ 81, g: .
:s;s.s sssssis. sslls,A saa ssIssss Z. aaslsssl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-16
MONTAGUE Il WHITALL

MONTAGUE 4 WHITALL
vi Late Of the Merchants Insurance Company
Of Richmond,)
INSURE PROPERTY OF ALL KINDS IN THK
MOST RELIABLE COMPANIES.
They also effect
MARINE INSURANCE. AND LIFE INSURANCE..
odee, No. asl Main street, Just below the Spots.
wood Hotel. dc N-u
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.


yvuTI,w u GIBSON, HENRY c. WATKINS,
E.s Hafr., ( Gibson. late WinfTee i Watkins.
NUBSON Il WATKINS,
u PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
OFFICE AT SHOCKOE WAREHOUSE.
The undersigned beg to renew to their old
friends and TO the planters and farmers OF virginia
aut North CaiCl!n generally the offer Of their
hrrYiC"s ss
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Their intimate acquaintance with the tobacco
trtA~ qusiifs them peculiarly as agents for the
.ai" II tbs article.
Their cLarge for commission after Ist OF October
viii be aud half per cent. on all sales OF to-
hsoco, aour, and grain.
?5-lm GIBSON WATKINS.
l.. SH HEPHERD Il CO., General
~. Commission Merchants for the sale OF To-
RACCO, WHEA'. LUMBER, &c. All business en-.
uu,ted ic our care will receive prompt attention.
Ar A. g. TALMAN, formerly with George W;
hrkirsun, and late Talman Harris, Is associated
" n us and will be pleased to serve his old
friends and the former patrons OF the two late con-
,efr. ONCE corner Eleventh ard Canal streets.
jy3o
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INSURANCE.
.OMESTIC INSURANCE.


Tgg INSURANCE AND SAVINGS COMPANY OF
VIRGINIA.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, AMPLE.
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE..
DISCOUNTS AT SIMPLE INTEREST.
r<TfREsT ON DEPOSIT CERTIFICATES.
pErvIIM RETAINED FOR THE BENEFIT OF
THE ASSURED.
OFFICE. No. 1910 MAIN STREET.
n ! UARTS0OK, President.
y J BURR, Secretary.
+ c. WHERRY, ia, Assistant Secretary.
fan l7-3ml
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FURNITURE, ETC.

|J HAVE JUST FINISHED SEyE:
i RAJ SETS OF CHAMBER FURNlTURk of
ROSEWOOD AND WALNUT, the finest and oi
OF rny own make, which will be sold very low.
Have also some very FINE SOLID ROSEWOOD
fARLoR SETS nearly ready. Those In want OF
something substantial, and At the same time very
nice, would do well TO give me call.
UNDERTAKING attended to ut all hours.
H. A. ATKINSON,
No. los Thirteenth Tor Governor) street,
jy3-n above Franklin, Richmond, Va.
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HOTELS AND pBOARDINa-HOUsEs

n, ,sc.y ..l::a ssa.tE..'sss E:'ss.s ETssEs
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A NTHRACITE COAL.
SAMUEL P. HALVES & SON,
ElaBrESSrH AND CARY STREETS.
ESQ l5-tsl

A NTHRACITE COAL, ANTHRA-
ANTHRACITE AND BITUMlNOUS COAL supe
rior quality-Doek street, between seventeenth
aud Ei.h,eenth, Richmond, Va. RED and WHITE
stoves, and foundry use. Best BlTUAlNOuS
LUMP, AVERAGE, and SMITHS COAL.
Coal sold by weight always II lowest market
rat-s Orders promptly nlled. az lo-em
DEMBERTON Il CREW, dealers In
COAL AND WOOD, office Ssyenteenth, q, street tif eel
between Cary and Dock Best RED and WHITE
ASH ANTHRACITE COAL, for CRATES, stoves, and
foundry use CLOVER HILL LUMP and AVE-.
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RECEIYING ANOTHER SUPPLY
~ Of those beautiful Parior Suites, Rosewood
ana Walnut. Ia Rroeaielle and Plusb-.siyies Q!
saeen Elizabeth. Louis XIV, Hspsison al. ana
o'ber nns aud choice patterna.
corner Ninth and Main streets up stsiysl.
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DOCK ISLAND WOOLEN Mills.
~ This we'll ksown maRufactory 10 In full cpe.
gaining worthy reputation and giving satiAief-
lion to the merchant and consnner. 10f sale py
PALMkR. HART8OOk ! Co.,
eD Agsnls here. eoassssath stxsSL I
MUSTARp.--eupsrior English NUS
~ ~ ssAs0 'a~s''s''sr ~, 1ssls.sss sSgt ye. !
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memOrdnceS VIII which tic Iauu lS IuiI.
In the exercise Of the discretion and
authority conferred upon the Board at
your last meeting with referencet to union
Of the Oakwood and Hollywood Associa-
tions, this Board finally determined not to
unite upon the terms proposed by the
other. We were guided to this decision
by what seemed best for our undertaking,
but have ever desired to bear In mind that
as the objects Of the Associations are enc,
we should as sincerely desire the pros
perity of the other work Is II the two
were unit.
The active members Of the Association,
who became such by election and contri-
button Of half dollar, are three hundred /;
life members, BY contribution Of dve dol
lars. .fT
As part Of the history Of the Society,
! mention with pleasure the success Of our
memorial procession to the cemetery on
the 10th Of May. II wsaan occasion which
will not soon b forgotten by those who
participated In Ito interesting scenes, who
heard The prayers and the Addresses on The
occasion. and assisted In placing flowers
uponsShs graves. The annual recurrence
aS this affecting ovation cannot fall to con-
tribute largely to the promotion Of every
result contemplated By our Society.
/ 4 respectfully recommend such an IL
teratjoa ,of The constitution st this meet
ine q viii provide for the appoint
ment Of 0 corresponding sectetary,
and also thst comnaittse b appointed
10 rcyiss the constitution, and report
to an adioususd meeting q - early
. !. dsy g possible Such Z an,endnelts
g - pssctIesl opsrations of " Aseocia::
js.;s e:ss = I:ss :,s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-20
THE CArAsraoPnR ON THE SOUND.
Details OF the acknowledgements Of the
PiIot-Disgrncerui Conduct OF tho Grew
swnmpIng Of the Life Bont-sccncs and In
cfdents
FROM Oar Own Correspondent

The following details additional 70 those published in
our morning edition. have been gathered relative to the
sad catastrophe the Sound on Wednesday morning:
Mr. H. L. Tracy the frat pilot who in the wheehouse
at the time OF the accident with the wheeman joan Carpen
ter states that at about o'clock "Wednesday morning
while the pGupg her regular course Just oppo
site Huntington L. L. he perceived. about 0O feet nom MS
port side shade OF dim light the sail oil schooner
coming tow the City OF Norwich He Immediately hove
the wheel port ard slowed speed stopped and then backed
the boat But the sailing vessel contnuso srsght aneaa
and with terrible struck the City of Norwich her Tor
ward gangway the port side tearing away her guards
and staying her sde sinking herself shortly xterward
He Immediately blew three whistles signal OF distress to
any vessels that might be In gh or hearing distance and
endeavoed The head o the vessel toward Huntington
beach distant about two miles ard aha conhdng In the
strength forward wsteg bukhead to Keep the boat
noat until could be ashore She careensd ho~e'er
10 uot could be managed by this time passengers
aud Grew an aroused and came from their brhs haf
clad aud trembling with fear .
In tie meantime tie waters continued 20 rush into tle
aperture made by the sailing vessel and On about ten minutes
ff lie time @! tie collision reached the lower furnaces
oaue n burning Goals b. thrown on The docks SOD tim
berwork In the twinkng Of nn eye TIE on
riurlom was Of flames. Will wonderful rapidly
noy spread The decks sad enSeoPed tho ento lore
mari OF vessel iJ moment the confusion and oonster
NATHAN AMONG and or0v pttsry de ds39rlR
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The Ship JeIness and the Rishs-Hsas Move

AT Mass Meeting OF the Ship Joiners Of NewYork sa9
vicinity the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
ssOrd That We the ship oincrs Of New York and vien
IN body assembled do hereby announce through tne c
press at large that boldly sustain and heartily
hours OF sbor The New York ship csulkers sh
wrghs New ggers the practical house painters an
tho longshore ships painters and be II further
esored the credit Of the New York mechanics
for an mpatsl view Of public opinion that pronounce
cases and assertions OF the self styled master ~
caukers OF New York and vicinity. appeared In f
York Of April H. injurious to and in the d 60
Gus and untrue The LIST Of names subecrioea ~ N.l
does represent the majority Of the 49,
York Their capital invested does not sIoan. ~
one NTH OF the capital invested by ship bnders
were not thereto appended That four nnos o. '.s ~
OF New.York and vicinity work 10 hour per Guy III @
ssstatsd by the socsed master ,.isS
that four 6fths Of the shpwrighn Of Sna III
do mot receive q 50 per day sated " tnel
psyibeue a per day and In mapy Instances
Rs,olrsd That we the ship jonsrs OF OK -
,avn hs Interests Of capital and labor are depenae
each other shall stand prepared esors pro-
ETeeutiye Committee raise and submit sPss or acena
ns and Contract 10 shpowners merchsn AZ fhosS
IN relation 70 our business and that We sao ,%ers deem,
neclar methods quickly enrich our ye ana az
mo thIs the proper method 10 accomplish OIL epies VIZ
.tico 70 the merchants tho ownei anu ain tina asuss
aim paeuDiary aid ffon man aud 10 the ooAr
As iaudable and just. sno opinions Of our eNP'''
rary Notwithstanding. ,, ana attended 10 ~ "a
haaSap.Tter. VI fAs .uaunitisa- Il Ino ssn*". ~"
kQa2uN,
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BOARD OF GOUNCHLmRr.
The Board met at O'Clock p m. yesterday the Pres
dent, Mr.. j. Wilson Green in the Chair.

Tho Board met at O'Clock p. m yesterday the PreS-
dent, Mr.. J. Wilson Green in the Chair.
Councilman ROBINSON offered the following;
WAsreas BY statement published in the newspapers OF th4
city signed by Of the officers Of the SecooA
Railroad Company appears the said Company ars
willing surrender the rights Guaranteed 10 u OF ruBno4
the Second and other streets leading TO and hs
Pecksp to Harlem AID
VIersa In the opinion OF the Common Council the ods
should be Immediately accepted By the city authorities ce4
If does subsequently appear that the said grant has BE-
forfeited by Of noncompliance with its pro-
visions said Company compensation shall be made ~
the city for the expense Of its construction; and
Wtsrea only expedient but desirable thes
tho City OF YORK shous test the practicaby Of
tho sold railroad BY letting the privilege to private indiyuao
Of running thereon for the accommodation OF the pnb
subject 10 control and direction OF qualified city
official acting and in behalf Of the corporate authorf'
ties opportunity thus presents itself OF testing -
advantages Of running this road Dy
the city competition with the managed by private cor
poratIOne therefore be IL
Resope Controer be and be is hereby authorizes
directed accept the proposition Of the Second ave Ra
road indicated above theamoant to be paid there
be submitted 20 arbitration in tie event OF she Contfo5
and the said Company being unable 10 agree the result 70 %
reported Immediately TO the Common Council 10 order that tas
be taken naagurate the work OF MAJ
aging the said read BY the city by letting TO individuals tne
right the tracks under the direction oil tos
proper officials OF the city
Mr. PULLMAN moved to refer the preamble and roe1iss
committee on Law, which lost ana toeJ
adopted.
The Board then adjourned to Monday next.
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sTr1PPISG INTELLIGENCE.
PORT Or EEw-YORK."....ASarL 10
Cleared.


s,esm.Lip Leo Dearborn Savannah. Murray Ferris Co.
Steamship 1ybee, Crow ell, Savannah. l.. L. Joue, -
st~amslip Kebeccs Clyde, Wilmington James Hani
s.rsmp Neptune Lastr boston Neptune steamship ouPsny
SHY Western Continent Lui San Francisco w L coleman 90
Bark Emeie Brem Meyer Bremen VIA Gay F'iN'' u 1''As
i Go. 1890. -, ,,-t..S .
IarK @ s Hunt Woodbury.. Havana, Brett Son l. Go.
Bsrk Ellen Stevens Howe. haianzas, Ifuiio N.Ding
Bsrk Lucy Francis Allen sigus II. r. David
BARK II. u. Slower, Pearce Calieust. ,. - ward
Isrk Holland. Perkins. Ponce. \. H.. j. Thomp.on
Berk y ScLuz Anirr.on New Oriesns H. Dlnnins 20
usrk Ann ff Campbell Worlpoo n T.. }. T. Whitney To-
BARI J. J. Critenden, Spoaord, Philadelphia
Fra John g., johnson, Nasssu Joseph Eness
Brs Fearless (Br.l SauadcTs Bristol, Brett SON u 20
Biz MAID (Br.). OBrysn Msrscaioo, H. b: Small Co.
Brig Emily Carver OBJ, Waycot, Ponce J. H.
Bne Anna tAust Kroger PsInAnnnco ana mAfse fuAcH
Meincke s. Nsudt - 49,.
BIg Iizzi. Billings tHrl, Mott DemeiATs W; Mtney. r.
Biz Ocean Wave Browning fenandina fa H. w Loud To-
schr Gen Burnside Frilck st. Kilis, b. q. Weinberg . -
schr Caroline Conelia Davis Charleston Bentley smith To-
sehr Wenonih Tull Baltimore, Merchant Caman
gcbr Hone Canning 81. Johns N. b. u. Il DEVON Co
schr Ellen Louise. Reeve, New.lisycn, L. u s1Alnaid
Schr. Ornament. Abrew. New Haven.
seLr. Nelson, Weed Stamford.
Schr Hardscrabbe Jones Portland w. ;. brown 70.
scbr. Helen Auguste, McCoe Bentley, smith Co.
Baker Crowell Galveston, Young Carver,
schr Alice Scranton, 0sd~iB, saybook Racket TookF
schr ~ II Maain, Chaplin PhiadelPhi' Geo ~ su.nshsn
Sloop Apollo Providence Racket Tookes Isyo'
sloop May Gray Luc~, hacusvile
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Arrived.

Steamship MonieEumA Hsmsbsw, Kingston JAM III Inst win
de And ps. 10 Aspnw Hss had strong NE winds
Of the passage N, Il. -
Steamship Niagara Couch Norfolk and hichmone WIN m' sn
psss. 10 q. heirekiD 4 Psmore =. -
Steamship wsmsu Springer New Bedford with md'e and pass
s,s.nbip Hsrs. Parrish Norfolk aud Richmond with mdss
and pass 70 Livingston. For Co. -, n q.
Ship John Cushins lof N.wburypo Swap shsasha Dee
ac Passed Angler Jan Is Cape o. Oooa
Hon. Fsb le crossed the eausor March ~ iu lon ~
Big ~ a. tof St Andrews N BIZ IiayeneL bdenos
Ayrss DAYS with and hides 70 r. r. Buck Co. Let BARK
Engsps o. new. y orb next day. -, - -.
Bg Aipa tBr Cch0Oni Arroyo T. H. ~ days WIN seA '-
fnolasses % order.
Brig Robin. Hopkins. Elizabeth port for Boston , u 70
sdtt ut ssrr and issscI l. W. & T. Armstrong q New
ve 10 which p5r a. and proceeded. Lef b. PoIt-bns
u Trowtdro jr hoYy loTt day end bark Golden oa1e iof
lew-York b. diya -
B Leonard Ben tBrh Couyer Rermudh days via Posaee
b N NcN lolt 10 dsya
hcbr. Troai. ClstE, fhladephia To- frtnfiolt
soht Kate Edwards LAppaoott Philadelphia for fiosdetcA
Rsas j. 4 lsrxr. nEuiit. hsu0k ~ GEaIiaAaoA
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Cours OF General sessions-Before BecsrAse
Hacketf.

The following is summary of yesterdays proceed
lngs in theCourt OF General Sessions:
sENT1yCED.
George Wilson charged with stealing two damoa4
rings bresspn from Richard Keeping of the total vsise
Of s29 He pleaded guilty Of attempt at grand arceay
and sentenced 10 the Stale Prison for three years and ain
months.
Charles Fennegan pleaded guilty Of an attempt at grand
larceny Acknowledgement charging him with stealing tosl
and other shop Of Frederick Wiemann, so4
was sentenced to the Penitentiary for one year.
Anna Pehmidt indicted for grand larceny In stealing
wearing apparel belon Cornelius and Joseph Smith
the value so Kate Smith depossd that she caught Anna
in the taking of the property The prisoner PLEADED
guilty attempt at grand larceny and was sentenced
the Pentenary for one year. 80. -.
ceny stealing quantity Of wearing apparel from Rose
Crosby aud sentenced to the Penenary for
Poland tried and convicted OF assauo
and battery indictment for robbery made BY Joan
Rogers and sentenced 10 the Penitentiay for Nd dayA
ACQUITTED.
william and Catherine Jones tried and aoauts4
of charge Of grand larceny Of moneys made By Bridges
Keenan,
William Taylor tried and acquitted Of tho charge -
grand larceny,
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eiy mead was in whiri" be saidsnd bs met his fate Il
anNi temporary Christianity. "Oh 7 fcd too happy q
s SAID Neither the bloody deed the sscrs1
Plases "sfe normal CHARACTERISTICS OF his nature.
nh nv nsehsioie to the enormiy Of the crime
Less than an hour before he died he spoke with ma
respecting him 10 ntanced TIE Bossos D Tslpa% @S1
Boston Post end TIE Springfield Repn5lieon
TIE Herald reporter looked into lis cell and sad.
How are You, Green p
SoTs l. I'm pretty we'll"
Then he Gays; This is a fine day"
SsysI Yes"
Then he goes and puts in piece in the psper that our
reporter had bad talk Of an hour with the sladOn
'Then," said Green TlePost had pecaeayips thss
their reporter told me that would be hanged and se4,
No, Gov Andrew would not sim my death warrant. Ba
he said, Gov Andrew signed the death warrant Of De-
martius.
(" on" said Green, but Gat rqs an aggravated
case"
Ills eyes tvnkled. was amazed at it, bat smiled vita
on bit that ras an aggravated case p tho coz
demned man repeated
The poor fellow for moment had forgotten vhers he
was and what o'clock vas and absolutely seemed 10 en-
Nov" he added, 81 never heard the Of Dss
Martin before"
II staggered me for a second.
lie then said thar he had The Springfield Repb5ii
editorial notice of the decision of the Suprems
Court. After stating that the petition bad been refused
The republican added that "the miserable wretch wouis
have 10 meet his DOOM"
"Now," said Green, as quietly yon would say IT,
he men hat calls miserable wretch k"0r rot'sg
at all about ne :"
Astounding as the assertion seems to be- bellows ths<
t Is entirely tre because from every Investigation tAss
has been made the conclusion is irresistible that the
murder neither planned beforehand premeitated
IN malce that 1t sudden and irresistible impulse
acting on dwarish mind II .,s knowledge of tins
fact that prevented him from looking the deed with
horror.
Z" 1t seems all like dream" he once said.
Now il il not temporary tits Of mental alteration ths
produce contron or religious penitenoe; it is deberasa
crimes oenses done against the protests OF knowedge
Green rulless Of intentional crime never felt contfs
from the day Of his conviction When be spoke OF the
trouble that his act had brought upon his fens and The
disgrace that il mi-ht entail his relatives, his voice
quyered and he sincere in his expressons Of regret
but when he spoke of Converse aud family all that he sea
earnestly haie did not premeditate the crime woud
not ayedOneit he had had tine 10 think ans had No
malice whatever against his victim Indeed be Expressed
the hope Of his cergymen that the hs spnt be net
in the next world would be that OF Flank Conyersewhoss
body he slew. BERwroK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-20

scr I,n-. Jee,, Jevss we.spOrt with sessrsl Samuel
Cro~eL 4 Son.
Sthf. Nm T. Bud 20 Aisus Eis.5ehport for f.S,Aence
schr. Evelyn, CHM. ElEabeihpou for Portland
schE. Nfl.tsr. Welsh. EIzabrttpou ior Boston.
schr > = Buckingham, lewis Eitsbethpon ior @ad9ff
Sclr. Com. Tucker. Loud Tlzibenp1u f1r salem -
Ser laae Msrii, Bushnell. llsbstATou ior Norwich
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schr {. b. Hazard Csrs Eizfbethpoft for Hartford
Echr. Aida Eaton. l. 1a0stlport Tor Newport
schr John I. Hiz-nE, Kemp ItfJer ioI Boston.
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