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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-07-19
From the Charleston Courier.

The South Carolina Railroad.
Messrs. Editors will you publish the
following advertisement and tariff of rates
between Charleston and Charlotte
FREIGHT RATES VIA. CHARLESTON, S. c.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD, |
CHARLESTON, June %, 1866 {
The attention of shippers of merchandise
and produce is invited to the tariff below.
1t is believed to be, and is intended to be
at least, as low as that of any route to the
sea, and so far as it is in the power of the
South Carolina Railroad to accomplish it,
the old patrons of the Charleston Road are
assured of rates always as favorable as may
be offered elsewhere. ...-
An extraordinary impression is un'ler.
stood to have existed and to some extent
may yet exist, that an unwilingnesS to
unite in the formation of low through tariff
to points of competition on the Charlotte
Railroad, has been exhibited by the s. G..
R. R. Company In fact, that propositions
to that end had been made and refused by
it. 1t is proper here to state distinctly and
emphatically, that such impressions are ut
terly without foundation. The policy of the
Company is now as it always has been, nev-
er to allow lower rate at a competing point; !;
and its practice is, as it always has been, to
allow the Road nearest the competing point
to make the rate necessary to give its pat.
rous all the advantages promised elsewhere.
In conformity with this practice the c. and
S. G. Railroad has been and now is fully
authorized to establish any rate to the sea
at Charleston it sees fit, and .heS. G. R. R
will accept its proportion of such rate.
The notice of shippers is further asked to
the re.establisbment of the Company's Re-
cei9iag and Forwarding Office, whereby
freigbts to and from the sea are received
and promptly forwarded free cfcharge
Tariff Of Rates between Charlotte and
Charleston s. G..
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Attorney Gen. Speed Resigned.
WASHINGTON, July 16.-Attorney Gen .
eral Speed has resigned. Judge Stanburry
of Ohio, or Browning of Illinois, will be his
successor The resignation of Harlan is an
event to be daily expected
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2 ORDINARY,s SALE.

John Ward, ct al, $50; ,.zy.....E
bv John Reeves, their next friend Summons IN
Q Ward, deceased - r--- - --4.g s r.f 10.
BY virtue of an order from JOHN A. BROWN, Ordina-
~ Of York District, will offer at Public Sale at York
Court House, the FIRST MONDAY IN AUGUST
next the tract Of land described In the in this
case, lying on the waters Of Allison Creek bounded by
lands Of John Wallace Dock Whitaker som Kirkpatrick
and others, and containing + !rl : dag. S-sf
... 49,. 6S ACRES, s.. .rsa-
more less. Sold to make partition among the heirs at
law Of w. II. WARD, deceased. - :: -l.. roy
TERMS OF SALs.-A credit ofytwelvo months with in
teres from day Of sale; the purchaser giving bond with
good security, and mortgage Of the premises, deemed
necessary, 10 the Ordinary Costs TO be paid In SPECIE
or Its equivalent. , - 80 .se.s. s-.-..,. p. ~r,,;
y '(S575J- r'-@-' 10 JAMES MASON, s. z. p.
July 10 l2 Igsr q asu At q
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NOTICE.-MY NOTES AND AC-
IN COUNTS are under the control of Mcssrs. MEL
TON HART & MELTON, Attorneys, with instructions
TO COLLECT TIE MONEY. Those interested viii dc
we'll to attend TO the matter at once. -
May II, 1866
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CAROLINA-YORK DIS

SOUTH CAROLINA-YORK DIS
ID TRICT.-Whereas JAS. McNAIR has applied TO me
for Letters of Administration all and singular the good
and cbattes rights and credits Of ROBEKr LOVE, late
of the District aforesaid, deceased. 20
These arethereore cite and admoRs all and singular
the kindred and creditors Of the said deceased 70 be and
appear before merit Ordinary Cou for the said
District be holden at York Court House on the 2d day
of July inst, shew cause If any, why the said Admin
istration should not be granted: sfss - a-sy,
Given under my hand and Seal, this 9Th day OF July,
In the year Of our Lord one, thousand eight hun
dred and sixty SIX andin the ninety first year In
dependence Of the United States Of America. a:.=!
.. y ,JOHN A. BROWN, O. Z. D..
July 12 -.. ~. 80. u u. .soESr - 81
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RECONSTRUCTION.

ALL persons knowing themselves Indebted the
of the late Capt FH HARRIS, deceased hereby no
tilted that unless the is paid by the 18th September
nert their NOTES and ACCOUNTS will be placed In the
hands of WILLIAMS & BEATTY, Attorneys, for Coller
tIon. ALFRED STILWELL administrator.
-. .s..r. MARTHA N. HARRIS, .admfnistratrir,s
ALL PERSONS indebted to MYSELF, individually,
will take notice that the MUST BE SETTLED, as
owe Money that MUST BE PAID. =
-. G,,.''-, -. - ALFRED STILWELL.
July 10 = l3 Ct
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&1 6O0 PER YEAR, We want Agents
Ing Machines. Three kinds, Under and upper feed.
Sent on ral. Warranted five years Above salary or large
States for less than $40, which fully Eeenses By oe
WheeleT Wilson Grouer & Baker, Singer %, asd
Bacheider. III other cheap machines ere iningemens
and the seller user Hdblc to GsYe, fine and fmpyi
onment illustrated circulars sent free. Address, call
upon Shaw Clark at Blddeford Maine, or Chicago, H.
May 81 ...-.r -s s. - ~ ~ ly "
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ORDINARY's SALE.
Andrew r. Love, .agpGeant,| Z! II 3

Andrew T. Love, .appHeant,% Y IEN - = :.
e----.---. D-.....
Hugh Love, ct al, hers-at-aw of '"''''' 10
VIM. Love, deceased. s..--- .-.-
BY virtue Of IN Order from Ohm A. BROWN, Ordina-
~ Of York District, will offer at Public Sale, York
Court House, the FIRST MONDAY IN AUGUST
next tho tract Of land described In the In this
case, lying on the waters of Allison Creek, bounded by
lands of D. F. Jackson, John E. Love- William B. Purse
ley and Others, containing ...' .'''..tN .r"-
a't ,s .r 100 ACRES, .., .... --.
less. Sold 10 make partition among the heirsat
law of WILLIAM LOVE, deceased. '- ~
TERMS or 5ALE.-A credit Of twelve months with in
tercst day of sale the purchaser giving bond with
good security and mortgage of the premises If deemed
necessary tho Ordinary Costs tn be paid In SPECIE
Its equivalent. -. -. - -. ...... 4. ID.
(S5.56)7 20 -.'" "-.. l. JAMES MASON, 3. 2. D.
tuIyl2 l2 g. ..-. -... g.. At
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COTTON TAX.

Ihaye received orders to allow NO COTTON 70 leave
York District, until the REVENUE TAX OF . CENTS
has been paid. All persons in this District hereby no
they may send out of this District before paying one TAX
to me- BY reporting the number Of bales, brands and
weight Of Cotton, and paying the tar o. my once, w
furnish necessary Tags and Cotton Certificates receipts.
All Railroad Agents, Fenymen, Boatmen and Wagonefs
are hereby notified that they will be
COTTON they may convey out Of this District, on which
the REVENUE TAX has not been paid. ..aLni
FIN. GALBRATTH,
Deputy Col In. Revenue, Sd Distnct; 8. O.
July ), sts IL ! - IS ~ -, - u
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WAR vs., CREDIT.
REWARE OF THE CHOLERA!

THE NOTES AND ACCOUNTS of the late firms o
MEhCHAM & WHEELER and LOGAN s MEACHAM
have been placed In my hands for COLLECTION. My
instructions are BRING SUIT upon all claims not ad-
justed at an carly day.
July 5 IL 81
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Commissioners Sale.

'@-l'' IN EQU1TY-YoRK DISTRICT. +"a 3
Phereby L. wylls, Administrators, BtH for Ds'i'eTy Of
William Wylle, ct al. T. d Slares, Partition, &C.
IN obedience the order of the Court In this case,
will expose to Public Sale at YORK COURT HOUSE, on
the FIRST MoNDAY7IN AUGUST, next, certain par
eel of land now In possession Of
o. -."&-" w. B. DANIEL, 2-A -
situate In York District lying both sides Of Tlnkes
Creek, and bounded by lands of J. ONea Cad. Rives,
William Wylie and Others, and containing '<t'
l52 ACRES. ..1 SO
For better description Of said and reference may be had
10 plot Of same, now on fe in my Office
(s5) WALTER B. METTs, c. E.Y.p.
July IL -..-., 81 l2 .s..E. At
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:fInantial Z Conlntertial.

@ It Will be remembered by readers that the prices
quoted below are In currency, grcenbacks unless 9TH
erwise specially stated.
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$I25 REWARD.

ESCAPED from the Jail of York District, the 5th In
stant three prisoners, viz R. 8. WELLS, J. F. SUM
NIT and WILLIAM !RHEA.. III ~ 2.t3 g 1ei IS
r. s. WELLS Is about feet In height, blue eyes, fair
complexion and dark hair He has but 5ne q AiIi
JF SUMMIT Is about feet IN height blue eyes, fsf
VIM RHEA is about feet 10 oincbesinheieb5 gey eyes,
red hair and fair complexion, inclined 70 be rudy.
"A reward Of ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE
parties and their delivery 10 US, Or conementn any jan
where we can get them; or FIFTY DOLLARS each win
be paid for WELLS and SUMMIT, and Twenty-Five dol
lars for RHEA.- e,sb j. t.5s 4; slst5;aIs. Er';3
JOHN McCANTs, Tailor Of York District,
--- y JAMES MASON, Sheriff Of York Disuicsl
July 10 I2 t=. lSsts5kel' T.
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CARRIAGE FACTORY.

CARRIAGE FACTORY.
J~ p, I,HAvE opened CARRIAGE SHOP
cS%]Wl AT HUTCHINSON'S OLD STAND,
ST3S#a In Chestervile, and am prepared 10
AZS- MAKE AND REPAIR Carriages, Bug
gies, &c., at the SHORTEST NOTICE FOR CASH; o.
will receive for work Country Produce and Carriage Lum-
ber: such as Poplar, Ash, Hickory, White Oak, &c,
The patronage of the public Il earnestly solicited
W. P. McFADDEN.
January25 r. ~ 10 "'9's ..ftg =. n.
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". J. MAGRATH, President.
II. T. PEAKE, General Superintendent.

IL - L IAAc3 oOAShoi w
They were prepared for circulation upon
the Charlotte and South Carolina Railroad
for the purpose of correcting certain extra.
ordinary reports with reference to the South
Carolina Railroad in the matter of through
freights to Charlotte, They will serve the
same purposes here, where have been in-
formed these reports have also to some ex-
tent prevailed.
In what quarter these misrepresentation
originated, namely, that this Company had
refused to enter into agreement with the
Charlotte Railroad for the establishment of
a low Tariff, or with what motive they been
so industriously circulated, it is of no con-
sequence now to inquire /; it is sufficient that
= I should declare them utterly devoid of
truth. W. ]. MAGRATH, President.
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Cotton per bale from Columbia to New
York S..
The above tariff is passed on the classi6-
cation of the Charlotte and South Carolina
Railroad
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Maine Uis,oricnI Society.

The annual meeting Of the Maine Historical Society this
morning was we'll attended. This society was organized
February s. 1922 It's library embraces several thousand
volumes relating 10 historical topics, valuable manu-
scripts &C. The members Of the society ere limited to
100 and number at the present time about ~ Inc usua
business of the meeting was disposed Of nothing o an
raordnary character taking place. Commem0i@noI ser
vices will take place at Fort Popham on the Jth JOIN
A. Poor sent in communication relating 10 ths loil
which was read II relates 10 translation Of letters IN
Latin from the Jesuits their Generals respecting INC
settlement at Sagadahor and which fully confirms ue
positions heretofore taken by the friends Of the foham
colony in regard G. It's history This fort IS situated NJ me
mouth Of the Kennebec River. Resolutions OF respect
were adopted TO the memory Of the lt Rev 1eo BUY
CESS d. d. late Vice President Of the society ana Lpsco
pal Bishop Of the Diocese of Maine. The following OH
were chosen: Hon. l.. L. Bourne OF kehnebahK
Presidents Hon. J. w. Bradbury, Augusta, Eicc-fIes
dent; Rev. S. f. Dixie Bath, Corresponding Secretary
Rev. Edward Ballard, Brunswick, Recording Secretary
A. c. Robbins, Brunswick, Treasurer Rev; Alpheus
s. Packard, ID. d. Brunswick Librarian and Cabinet
Keeper. The society has about 900 in the treasury
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TIE PORTLAND SUFFERERS.

REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE FOR TIE DISTRIBUTION
OF PUSDs-THgIR VISIT TO PORTLAND.
Alta meeting of the General Committee held at the
Rooms Of the Chamber Of Commerce the Gath Of July
the undersigned appointed Committee TO 60 to Port
land and made for the distribution Of the funds
raised by this he General COmmttee with full power to dis
pose Of the moneys raised"
Having performed this duty your Committee beg report
Leaving New York Thursday the Goth inst, the Com
tee reached Portland the following day called the
Select Committee Of Ten appointed by the Mayor to suPern'
Tend the general Of relief which have been adopted
In the present emergency.
previous interview with the Chairman the Hon. Edward
Fox aud inquiry gentlemen OF intelligence and high
sanding satisfied your Committee that the Mayor and the
Eomttee Of selected him acted In perfect harmony
Suny 10 whose behalf they are empowered that
be funds contributed BY the citizens OF Aewfok could ho'
Accordingly letter drawn and delivered the FOL.
owing day. Informing those gentlemen Of lher
10 place the NewYork contribution IN their hands Inc
venture to suggest that II any portion Of
this money needed for Immediate use It may be placed
Temporarily with another Of the Trust Companies OF
he City OF New York at moderate rate OF interest aud VIII
Tie subcommttees composed Of ladies and gentlemen,
Ands searte ORGANIZATIONS have addressed themselves 70
fhe work which Providence has laid upon
them with system and yigos that cannot pe 700 hhH
rth had trained both men and for the duty Of the
hour and right heartily did they respond 10 the call.
YSe Of SsIs @ the % s S0S a
sy traced Of TIE deyourag element from house 20
house block TO block and street 10 street gathering strength
81 every bound til il had swept the city for the distance OF
mile and for almost is entire width turning lOOO people or
About Onehird Of the population, out Of the doors
In view Of the greatness Of this calamity The question may
be asked: people OF Portland vitality enough 70
rise their fortunes and restore their desoed
pity and beauty and strength And Committee
blink they may with prOpriey. If the people Of
Portland overwhelmed and irrecoy eraby cast down
by this great misfortune alone owing their native
Energy but partly the pOntae prompt and generous
uympsthy aud aid have poured upon them from towns
and cities and friends and strangers alike FAR and near
Their hearts and their hopes have Thus been strengthened
And emotions gratitude have been knded which they
free express and your Committee return deeply impressed
with the value Of the q they permitted 70 bear from he
the citizens Of Portland assured that
Ii twice welcome because $ cordially bestowed.
Rcspectfally submitted. A. a. Low.
3 T. CHITTENDEN GEORGE ). STEPHENSON.
Nee York July 81, leo
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Arrived.

Steamship Haeras Parrish Norfolk with mdse and pass Lv
stssn.bp Fan Zee Sterling st. Jaso Cubs July
27,h with and Waydsl Co Lei BARK Lindt stew
. % .po.o slip ron.p Ct PadPh from Mobile for
u days o fepoIso va tns a'y I'm 70
Ship Kmbsl Williams from Boston days E. kim
SHIP Grace Darling Of Boston Gbb from San Francisco April
DAY." passed Cape Horn June Juoe rs i u % s. In 80 -
spoke tnssn mp Gaa,on ~ ~ aoH ~ I % c y 5I
SINGAPORE July 20 lat 81 70 lon 81 ~ passed bark heml3e Of
tiDenS rom Caega ior Nsw.{ef. Au lat % 80 lOu il 40
Continent Wade, Liverpool July 10 md'e to Union Navs
ship Adophine Brsu Babr Bremen with i.eand 25' pas.
% Meyer p m &C H. Ion. 10 spoke whaling ship
sSp Hudson P1s' LoHdoa End lie Of Wight June 81 with
sp5se and 80 passsnaers TO T.. F. Morgan and Son.
Bsk Rapid Marschh Vera Cruz % days with hides &C., Ha
B.fs Armenia Harper Boston, Asoa Bay O. H. 50 days
VIII we 70 BSf,e ~ Mem Ar Ls Ne A'Sa Cow B
B.rs 4nais Of Sswcse cchAe Turk, Island Is days with
bari from Manrsn.aa bound l..
Brig csyuT I chsP@1a z, % d,ys with .asRf &C. r J.
Big Csms (Br ofuegos u days. with to Nc
Bris Excelsior Cooper Of ard rom bermuda day.
Mccall Firth P.s,sngeis--N 1oani AID > tfa'sr u, G.
Bfs John sDa.n 1rsuo y. s. Carroll Lnsau IS days with
srs Doph or Dy. Glaze ~ 10 day, eoal to n 2 Greene
Brig Z. Ff Ph.di3,', ~, % d,y.. win
S Sa, ,s1 T PoI IN "a ' a 90 spoke 0 A a.
schr c. y Rogers Mott Eisuberl days fruit to r. T. Huchin'
aou 4 Co. Left vessr- - .
shr Graham B Roberts Cape Can'O sdsy' with fish H. j.
OeWon & Co
Wells Lawson Baeded, II day.. with Sc to
O Vessels.
seh Magnolia lBr Clare Windsor days with plaster, to
d. r. DeNOf Co
schr n w smith Tucker CIo1 10 dsys with sugar to J.
Smith
schr. AdsIza Loyesnd, Georgetown
schT w H. Bowen, Joch Georgetown D. C. for Providence
Schr Conservative. DAVIS feorsetowu, ID. q.
Scnr Eagle Heudrck Jacksonville 10 DAYS lumber 20 master
schT Frances Sattery Ade Apashco La 20 days cotton to
Honss Smith.
schr. N. Van Name. Van Name Georgetown, D. C.
Schr. r. Z. WOolscy Soper Georgetown ID. G.
Schr. Breeze. Lynch. GeorgeOgn, d. G.
6chr. l.. 4. Ines, Well Georgetown. ID. G
6ohr. j. 9. Ferris, St John, GEORGETOWN, ID. &.
Sehr. Lewis Depew, Chopper. Virginia.
Schr. @. q. Smith, Bomber, Virginia.
echr. Moderator, Lett Virginia
echr. H. Cole. Decker, Virginia
J. 4 d. CrsmeI Martin, Virgins.
Schr. r. Armstrong, Peterson. virginia
ID. 5.
Gsskl Washington Gays grain master
Schr Tute hultuore.
Schr. Austria Woodland Norfolk
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The waiI-af. Bond Robbery.
MOTION TO DISMISS THE CASE Ssyfs

MOTION TO DISMISS THE CASE DENIED.
The case of Louis A. Colin charged with the embez.
clement Of bonds and securities the property Duncan Sasr.
Co., the Wasi. bankers brough. up for further
examination before Judge Bowling q, the TOmbs Friday
morning Mr. Edwin James appeared for the defense and
Mr.. Lsroque for the prosecution, ,
ADDRESS OF MR. JAMES.
Mr. Edwin james counsel for the accused addressed the
transaction which had taken place there no legal ground
present. where ENLIGHTENMENT larceny alleged civil
action had been taken and failed criminal action could NOT
be sustained.
From the affidavit OF the prosecution 1t was difficult
for criminal lawyer whether the prosecution alleged
There bad been conviction
for larceny enlightenment where the gentlemen prosecuting
had entered into civil action for and condoned the
oens He cited several in support Of his proposition.
There evidence in the Of elonous taking; 10
merely breach trust and had been treated by the
The securities taken for the purpose Of be-
ing redeemed redeemed They taken By
Mr. Colin for his The prosecution seeking 70
the criminal court for the OF enforcing tho
balance Of the account They must have either known was
bat breach of trust else they had been guilty OF CON-
pounding felony They knew IL was nothing morei hence
the civil action and the arrangements made between them ana
the accused. .
the present dgracefu action instituted The conceal
from public justice itself crime. and tkcy
had been either guilty Of that else bis client had only BEE.
guilty Of breach Of trust nthe saOOO year as proposeo
Counsel concluded able address making motion to dismiss
the case. $500. - a. : .
Mr. Laoroque the counsel for plaintiff made few nnimpof
bat took occasion 20 make OF insulting
expressions toward the press for the reports Of the previous
examination,
Judge wiling said the motion denied and fixed the
bail at go. 600
Mr. James sgnifed bis determination apply for re5a
tion in the amount OF bail on Monday =. -. Y,
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lands used for teachers ETC. and should DO pat 30
a TINT is legitimate snd effective.
M. Bfr oeFeda substitute for the resolution urging de-
oisrye action upon tho Legislature.
Pr Jewel! OF The Albany Normal School Questioned
whether this Association was ready wisely the
question Of commanding increase OF Normal schools
Barr insisted that We need this Increase nd
ducirg readiness with which the are coming
with finds evidence Of their interest and warts
Tho substitute OF Mr. Barr adopted. fol-
lows:
Rooed Tha commend the acts 81 the Legislature
session IN relation Normal Shoo and heartily arpfovs al
by
schools further that urge upon the oard Of Commissioners
chooa the
cv1 upon the subject early day shall BE- practicable
Red Association commends the action Of the igis
appropriation for tie support Of teachers ns
and that the appropriations ot sn purpose should
In the future be- very largely Increased
The mlrg portion " the education report was ia upon
the table, aud tie meeting adjourned.
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et.srssnfp Portland Robinson, Richmond, W. P. Clyde.
Steamship UHied Kingdom BAL Mcdonald Glasgow, r. Mac.
donald.
&CO
Steamship Fulton, Samuel havre, NewYork and Haye Steam
alp Co.
Ship Cynosure (br.l, Dram Liverpool, Tupsco Bros Co.
Snip kinghsher Harding Sar Francisco, J. X Roi nson
Ship Jane Southland, Bishop. 81 Johns " b. y Uussey 90
Bari Glasgow lBr Carel Cow Bay C. b.. ID. r. DeWo Co
BARK Whitehall tBr Hammo 3D. Cow Bay, C. b. J. r. NHiiney
Bafk NemA Nickerson smyrna, Bafett Nekefson
Bark Desmond OBJ, Robertson. London, Lindsay 4 Boss
BARK arlington Butcher NkeIson, Buenos Ayes bIok"
Baker
. BsEk Rainbow (3r.l BaIdout, Pictou, Curt. Ward
Brig FredoniG, Balm, Port Roysl 5 C.. l. NJ BiIby TO-
Brlg Me tbrl. Whittier, 81. Thomas feuision 70 r.
Brig Dr. Erickson (Danl Jensen, St. Thomas Pension 70
q Co.
Brig A. cOensn (Brl, cocnan. ST. Johns b. P l. Nevd'
Brig Village Belle (Brl Toher Cow Boy C. B.. D. R. Dew0k
Brs Lsuro U,a Falmouth for orders, stoeovish
Smith. ,,c-u-, 49,
Brig Els Br wilkinson Cork for orders McCuly Marsh.
BrS Aune Col ms (Br) CoTbett HslfSi A. Smihers Co.
f3ris Clara fIlrl White johns n f. r. whitney Co.
Schi IIuion Bishop Gloucester, j. y lngrahan ,,c-,
Sehr Ida Richardson, beoe Richmond Va N DeVeauy
co. ,,,,-,, 49,.
Schf Hy Css.oa Knowles Bristol q. ~ Stranahan.
Sohr. Chloe, Riker, Salem. c. b. Levison. .
sehr Annie BOIlan6 Washington d. c., Van Brun
slAght
Taylor.