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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-15

UNIQUE REPORT or CITE WITH: IN
n1ASs.-The following is addressed to the
editor of the Boston Transcript:
The following verbatim report of gen.
nine Indian fife from corporal in the
Thirty eighth (colored) Infantry may in
terest your readers. What is lacking in
photography is fully made up in vividncss
of description:
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BY Lyme 4 Brother.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
corner of Fifteenth and Franklin streets.

VERY VALUABLE THREE-STOR:dY
v GRANITE AND BRICK TENEMENT, ON
TIE VEST SIDE Of SEVENTEENTH STREET
BETwEEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN STREETS,
For SALE AT AUCTION.-Wifl be sold at pue9sr1c
e1ctioo. on FRIDAY the 10th day Of August, lseI
stss O'clock P M, the above. described property
Consisting Of STORE and DWELLING s 9ssf ,ee
hanng front OF twenty two feet, more or less on
seventeenth street, and running back between
naraiIel lines thirty five feet, more or less 70 an
alley. -, -. ho,.,.o a. six and
,waIvs months, negotiable notes, interest addec'
se ecu 70 ny LYME & BROTHER. Auctioneers.
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By Grubbs 4 Williams, Auctloneers,

VALUABLE FARM OF FOUR HUN
' DRED ACRES. NEAR GO0CHLAND COURT
HOUSE, FOR SALE PGlEATELf.-We offer for
sale privately the FARM now owned by Mr. John
Mesicr, formerly kennle's, one mile from Gocch-
land Courthouse, one and a half miles from the
James River canal, adjoining the lands of DR..
Morris and Mr.. Tredway. There are $50 acres
cleared the balance in wood and timber of which
are framed dwelling with six rooms, kitchen,
barn. corn house, &c. We will sell this land al
ten dollars per acre. AID the growing crops at va
luation, or sell the land without ths crops, and
give possession as soon as the crops gathered.
GRUBBS i WILLIAMS,
an 6-eodit AuctiOneers
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BY E. Gathright, Auctioneer,
No. 1893 Main street, between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth streets.

WILL SELL AT MY STORE THIS
| lThursday) MORNING, commencing at II
O. clock, an assortment OF
FURNITURE,
BEDS.
BEDDING,
CROCKERY, &c.
ALSO,
n fine assortment Of
BOOTS,
SHOES,
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
FANCY ARTICLES, &c.
an1s E. GATHRIGHT, Auctioneer.
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an 6-eol4t

YARNS FOR SALE.-We have for
4 sale TWO BEAUTIFUL FARMS in Prince
Edward county-ons of 500 acres, the er of 027
both in hgn state of Gu tivation, we'll watsred,
with an abundance of timber and with large and
good orchards near the dwellings The land il
well adapted to the growth Of wheat, corn to-
bacco, &c. The dwellings and out houses are
ample and in good condition, and on one of the
places there is good mill. The society is the
finest in the State, and both places are convenient
10 churches and good schools These farms are
within q few miles OF depot on the Southside
rairoad-the great air lire connecting Lynchbur2
aud the Southwest with Richmond, Petersburg,
Norfolk, Baltimore, and New York, giving a
choice of markets.
STOCK, CROPS, IMPLEMENTS, &C., will be
sold with the places, If desired. Apply to
jy 90 TALIAFEERO & CO., Richmond Va.
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TOR NEW YORK-OLD DOMINION

my ?9-ts once No. 2!25 on the Dock.
E1OR NEW YORK-OLD DOMINION
.plend,d new side. wheel steamships <cFStFa
TERAs, NIAGARA and yLRGiN a gx<ssssas:sss1
leave Nsw I2ri every PqEsDAi' THuRSTP3,Ast'
81 DAY and Sf sSy Diamond every o
pressly FOR this route They have splendid saloons
and staterooms, and the fare, attention, and ac-
eommodations sre unsurpassed.
GOODS shipped by this line are landed regularly
stasw York on tn somgany,s covered peF'
Insurance effected at lowest rates when ordered
Fretghts. Tor points beyond New York ara for.
warded with dispatch, and no charge made except
actnal expenses Incurred.
The steamers for Charleston, Savannah, New or.
leans, and other southern ports leave from the ad
joining pier. All goods for these points are
promptly transferred without exposure.
N. L. MccREADY .' President, 1877 Greenwich
y i5s3 A WEi% &C, co Kshmoqa, Va,
FOR freight or passage a aegRE!XE 70 2YREs co..
fe 2s-ts 1920 Cary s,res'.
EoR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,
Il OLD POITT: AND ALL LAND % arS1, .
!S9 a,s ON JAMES RlVEK-rhs tas,
JOHN SYLVESTER.
CAPTAIN 2. G. OXFORD.
places on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and Friday
sI SIX O'CLOCK a. M, and return Oh Tuesday
Thur'day, and Saturday.
Passengers will arriys at City Point IN time 20
connect with train for Petersburg.
Freight received at all hours Tor Boston. BAN.
eli landings on James liver ct ressdns6ie rsts.
Freight FOR wav landings must be prepaid.
Letters entrusted to purser Of steamer must DO
enclosed In Government stamped envelope.
fa PLY. to 6n g; F s1ssmsi AVN: *hsi,
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NEW HARDWARE STORE have
IN Just opened u select stock Of GENgkAL II AMI
WARE In the store formerly occupied by J. W.
RStS!to, az the corner Of Eighth and Broad streets.
having been engaged In the hardware trade III
and nce 1t ended, hope to merit, by strict atten.
public
have secured the services OF Mr.. w. ADDISON
kEPl.ER, who would BIO pleased TO see his frients
and those OF his father. hev. II. =. Kspisr.
J. Y. l.. MoCREEkY, 7l9 Broad street.
10 II opposite Pradartcksbug dspot.
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By. Harrison, Goddin &Apperson, Auctioneers and
Real Estate Agents.

Real Estate Agents.
TRUSTEES SALE OF COTTAGE
i RESIDENCE, IN DUyAL's ADDITION, on
THE WEST LINE OF ST. STEPHEN BETWEEN
FEDERAL AND COUTTS STREETS.-As trnstee
Fox, dated the 9th OF February 1867. duly record.
ed in the Richmond Hastings Court, hall pro-
coed TO sell at public anction on the premises on
SATURDAY, August i7th. 1867. at O'Clock p. ".
ii fair, II not the next fair day thereafter the
HOUss and LOT conveyed by the said deed aud
now in the occupancy OF the said Fox. The lot
has front Of 50 feet and depth of lis feet TO
alley. The house has four rooms, and Is quite at.
tractive In It's appearance.
TERMS One fourth cash balance at four, eight,
and twelve months for negotiable notes. interest
added, and the title retained until all the purchase
money Is paid. Taxes and insurance for this year
to be paid by the purchaser.
N. a. STURDIVANT, Trustee.
Sale to be conducted by HARRISON, GoDDIs &
APPERsog, Auctioneers. aul3
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HEADQUARTERS WILSON'S CREEK, ]
KANSAS, June 20, 1867.

KANSAS, June %, 1867. }
1st Lent. E. A. Rigg, Go. Il, 3Sh INF.
Lieut. would of sent in report, betoar
know but could not get any paper to do
with that is the reason did not send a re-
port with julius Smith we have had fife
with the Indians we were atacted on the
morning of the 26 about seven o'clock and
we fit them one our and half and then they
Reiterated acrows the river and formed a
line and beried their dead Of men and
one of them was the leader and we cap
chered one pare Of cuff one Brest plate
one ring one speer and one revolver one
silk hanchit.
That was all we capchcred no prisoner
none of our men were hurt the boys tit
we'll and when the Indians made the wild
yell the boys ancered them with led and
poked it to them by detale.
ime sorry to say Corprel Smith ilinct
from this fire he stop in camp until the
fite was about over and then he come out
after the indians was two mile off and
fiered and holeard give it to EN- boys the
boys think that poor encouragement Tor
non commissioned offercer.
Yours truly,
Corprel DAvIED TURNER.
We air not fix to keep things clear
such as Riting Paper. 9. n. W.
Fort Harker, Kansas, July %, 1867.
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BY Harrison. Goddin Apperson, Auctioneers
and Real Estate Agents.
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NOTICE TO CITIZENS OF JEFFER.
= SON WARD.-Persons who have had lists
isit with them by me as Assistant Toner Of
me heVenue for Jefferson Ward are hereby mott
before inc 10th OF august, or the penalty will be
enforced, and they will be assessed according to
law GEORGE w. DUEsBERRY, JR.,
Assistant Commissi Toner Revenue
au l3-3t First District, City OF Richmond
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Dc @ - - t. sc

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DICHM OND AND DANVILLR
hRAILROAD-CHANG OF SCHEDULR-SgW
ARRANGEMGNT.-On ard after SUNDAY NJ,
s, 1887, only one daily Mall and Passenger Tr.i!
will be run upon th!s road each way.
THROUGH MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAY
G0ING WEST.
Leave Richmond daily at................7lsA
Leave DanTille daily at.................4G5P "
Arrive at Greensboro at.....:...........7.C5 P "
connecting st Burkeville with trains on Souh.t,
railroad for Lynchbnrs, Knoxville, Nashville
Memphis, &C. at Greensboro with trains On
North Carolina railroad for Charlotte, Columbia,
chsrlesson AWgggs,ta aas0S ao SS2umes as
&C., &c. ~
Leave Greensboro daily at.....,.......5.lsA
Leave Danville daily at...................s.l0A NJ
Arrive at Richmond at ....:..........,..!..7 T. II
connecting at Burkayille with trains on South.ii,
road for Petersburg, Norfolk, &c.
THOMAS DODAMSAD
my6 Supsrintsnisa,
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A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.-As adj
"A ninistrator Of the estats Of the late K. w
Hunter, WILL on FRIDAY the 18th instant, pro-
coed 10 sell TO the highest bidder at the store and
dwelling lately occupied by him, on Broad be-.
tween Fifth and Sixth streets the entire contents
OF said store, consisting in part OF
splendid Soda Fountain, with all the fx-
lures;
50 Glass Candy Jars, assorted:
Show Cases,
pair Counter Scales
Lot OF Candy, Cakes, Canned Fruits, Nuts,
Toys, Fireworks, &c.:
large lot OF Candy making Implements,
Glassware, lce-cream Freezers, Sc.
ALSO,
small lot Of very good FURNITURE, consist
in part Of
excellent Marble top Tables,
Mahogany Diyans,
Mahogany Spring seat Chairs,
large Mirror and several ANAL hirrors,
small Marble-top Tables. on iron frames;
very good Bureau,
Cane seRt Chairs,
Pictures, &c. JAMES 7. BUTLER,
Administrator OF Robert w. Hunter, deceased.
Sale conducted By V. WIsYxEs, 81 ls-t.s
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auction Sales.
FUTURE DAY.

By Edris A. Willis Auetloneer'
WITH, RE SOLD AT AUCTION AT
w nv store, l447 Main street, on fhiDAi
neyt q desirable lot OF
' CLOTHING,
DRY GOODS,
SHOES,
FURNITURE,
And FANCY GOODS.
rone,onmcnts received up 10 o'clock sale Day.
vi ne @. w. WILLIS, Salesman.
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Hardware.

DRESERVING ETTLES AND
l. FURNACES for sale by
CHARLES J. SINToS,
au7 1885 Main street.
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SMOKING TOBACCO.-We are agents
y for the following celebrated brands of sMO.
KING TOBACCO, Manufactured by Mr N. W.
asrrir, OF Louisa county, Va. We offer this TO.
oasco In quantities at the manufacturers prices
ana Will be glad TO serve friends and the pu b.
lie; viz: "Chsrokee," IN half, one, and two
pound packases +" Yacht Club" IN half and one
pound packages; Golden Leaf" In half and ono
pound packages. JOHNSON 81 HINTT Wv
np2 Pa.rl Block. Fourtasnth STRAIT
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A NEAT COTTAGE TENEMENT,
"A ON THE WEST SIDE OF MONROE, BE.
TWEEN GRACE AND FRANKLIN STREETS
premises a; auction. on FRIDAY the 10th day ol
August 1857, at o'clock P. NJ, that neat COT
TAGB TEN EMENT located above mentioned
1t contains about six rooms all conveniently ar.
ranged. The lot fronts about II feet and runs back
= feet. The premises are now occupied by
good tenant at a rental Of $40 per aDnum.
TERMS At sale. lSBELL & DAVIS,
aE Is Auctioneers
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Legal Notice.


THE STATE OF OHIO, &c T, tho prohoto r,orrt
AsHTABULA COUNTY. 40 " W ~
George Willard Admins
traitor of the estate of Ben -...s-
nett Seymour, deceased, potit;or 70 cor,nIsto 700,
Against s s fso,troctp ~ val
The widow and heirs of ~
said Bennett Seymour and 80
others
T EVA SEYMOUR, Emeline T.. Sew
IL Lucy s. Cooley, John N. Cooley, Frank W. Blaks-
lee Bennett Z. Seymour, Levia z. Seymour, Burrt B.
Seymour, Mary e. Seymoar, Laban Hills Nathan L..
Hills hereby notified that the 9TH day of February
A. ID. 1851 Geo Willard the administrator ofthe estate
of Bennett Seymour deceased filed in said Court his peti
ton setting forth that the 2h day ofDeeember 1851
said Benz contracted in writing to convey to Iaban
Hills upon the performance of certain conditions the
following described lands, towit:
Situate in the Incorporated Village of Ashtabula in
said County, beginning at stake in the west line of the
said road thence running west along the south line of
Shepard street sixteen rods thence south
nine rods and thirteen feet to stake, thence east para
lei with Shepard street sixteen rods to the line of
said Plank road thence north along the west line Of the
Plank road nine rods and thirteen feet TO the place of
beginning, containing about one of land.
That on the fourth day of Febrry 1867 the said La
ban assigned his interest in said contract TO Nathan L.
Hills and that the said Nathan L. has fully performed
the conditions of said contract and is entitled to
vyance of the said land in eesimpe and asking the said
Court to authorize the petitioner to complete said
tract by conveying the said lands the said Nathan L.
and the said petition win be heard in said Court on the
11th day Of March, A. d. 1887 - -
Dated 7th day of February, 1857 ESQ.,
GEORGE WILLARD,
4t-8g3 Administrator aforesaid.
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That Garbled Correspondence.

A good many interesting facts are
being unearthed by the New Orleans
Riot Investigating Committee, and
among them those connected with the
yet unpublished correspondence between
Gems Grant and Sheridan and the Presi-
dent relative to the garbling of the New
Orleans dispatches of the latter General,
at the White House, just after the riots.
A despatch to the Cleveland Leader says
that the reports were printed In New
Orleans at the same time they were in
the New York Times, and Gen. Sheridan
at once telegrahed Gen. Grant that one
essential paragraph was suppressed, and
asked him if he could tell who was guilty
of the breach of military honor in giving
it such shape. Gen. Grant at once res
ponded that it did not get into print
from hissheadquarters He said that if
Sheridan had no objections he would ask
to have them published in full. Sheri-
dan, the following day, telegraphed he
did not foran instant suppose the des-
patches were thus published by Grants
authority, aid he thought he had Alright
to feel justly indignant at the person
who did give the authority. lie had
nothing to say, he continued, as to the
publication of his other dispatches.
EThey were not written for publication,
but were at the service of his superior
officers On the same day, viz: August
lIth, Grant sent correct copies of all the
dispatches to the Secretary of State asking
their publication in full, and continued,
"Already a garbled version of one of
these dispatches, and an Incomplete copy
of anotherthave appeared in the public
prints. The publication put. General
Sheridan in the position of taking a
partizan view of the whole question, and
what is stillAEorse, of being one day on one
side ofthe question and anotherday on the
other side His dispatches in full show
that he takes no partizan view, but re-
ports what be believes to be the facts,
without regard to who it hits. 1 ana
just in receipt of telegrams from him,
showing his dspleasure at his dispatch
getting into print in so mutilated and in
complete a FORM
Mr. Stanton, on receiving this letter.
at once referred it to the White House.
saving he did not feel authorized to act
In the matter without the Presidents
direction. He therefore submittd the
papers for instructions. The President
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took the matter under advisernent and
directed. the collection of all letters and
dispatches relative to the riot and con-
vention, that had passed between the
civil and military authorities at Wash
ington and New Orleans, saying at the
same time that they were to be examined
with view to their publication in full
and In order. The dates and papers
were at once collected and laid before
the President. H. examined them, and
two weeks later, after cutting out this
correspondence relatiyeto to garbling Sheri-
dams reports, gave permission for the
publication Of the other letters aud dis
patches.
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The President has made report to
the House in response to its inquiry con-
cerning removels from Office. Thanks
to Mr.. McCulloch's moderation, which
is to be judged of at its worth, the total
number of removels under the Treasury
dispensation during Che Senate's recess
was I99,'ou Of a whole number of 973
officers whom the President may appoint.
The War Department, merciless as it
can be when it wills, has formidable
guillotine statistics to present, and it
would appear that the trance of the
Navy Department has been undisturbed
by any excitement of removal But in
the Post-C flee Department, under Mr.
Randall, have occurred l59 changes of a
lively political character to offset % for
the benefit OF soldiers, and out of222 In
all. The President reckUns that there
are 2,434 officers insall of the depart
Iments which are subject to his appoint
Ehent; and it is his own showing that in
not more than one adarter of them have
removels taken place. The upshot of it
all is that Mr. Johnson wants credit for
the number of sins he might have COM
mitted but didnot. Let him have it.
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Gertifieate of Authority.


Certificate of Authority.
(To expire the 31st day of January 1861
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE
Insurance DEPARTMENT
Columbus, Ohio, Jan. 2S, 1867.
WHEREAs, The HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, To-
Gated New Haven, in the State of Connecticut has
filed in this Office statement of its condition, as
required by the act Fo regulate Insurance Companies
not incorporated by the State OF Ohioe passed April
1856 and amended Feb 81 1864 and the To regulate
FoFeiSh Insurance companies, passed April s. 1885, and
whereis, said company has furnished the undersigned
satisfactory evidepce that is possessed of actual
Capital OF at least ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS, invested as required by said
Acts and, whereas, said Company has filed in this Of
flee written instrument under its Incorporated seal,
signed by the President and Secretary thereof authorz
ing any Agent Agents of said Company in this State
acknowledge service Of process for and in behalf of
said Company according to the terms Of said act Of
April s. 1856
Now, therefore, in pursuance ofthe acts aforesaid,
JAMES II. GOODMAN, Auditor of the State.for Ohio, do
hereby certify that the said HOME INSURANCE COM
PANY, of New Haven, Connecticut, is authorized to
transact the business of Fire and Marine Insurance in
this State untEthe hiryrst day Of January, in the
year.one thousand eight hundred and sixty-eight.
In witness whereof, have hereunto subscribed my
name andcaused the seal ofmy Office 10 be affixed the
day and year above written.
JAMES H. GOODMAN,
Auditor of State.
By James Williams Chief Clerk eS3
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0hio I,eg;slatnre.

Anumber of bills of Importance have
passed one house or the other, and are
pending and likely to become laws
among them are the following To re-
heye sureties of township officers, authors
lzlng them to giye.notfce to the trustees
that they are no longer responsible, and
II new bonds are not given, the office to
be declared vacant. TIE authorize county
commissioners to lay ont and establish
tree turnpikes. Extending punishment
for assault and battery to six months I'M
prisonment, at the discretion of the
Court. To authorize School Districts to
build their own School Houses. To SIM
pity criminal proceedings, and dispense
with technicalities in pleadings and prac-
tice Allowing Railroad companies to
appoint police for their roads. To al
low County Commissioners to purchase
turnpike or plank roads, and convert
them into free roads. Authorizing Town
ship Trustees to transfer surplus bounty
funds to other purposes. Requiring JUS
tices of the peace and mayors of cities
and villages, to pay over unclaimed costs
into county or township treasures, for
school purposes. Regulating taverns,
and repeating all the old license laws.
Making securities of plaintiffs liable for
all costs adjudged against them; this bill
is law. Allowing SherifYs 5000 for
services in criminal cases where the State
fails, or the defendants are insolvent; also
a law. To protect furs; also law.
This latter prohibits the killing of musk
rats between the lst of May and lst of
January. 1t was mainly called for by
the counties of Erie. Sandusky, Ottawa,
Lucas, &c, where the extensive marshes
prevail. Great numbers of petitions for
the increaae of the rate of interest, have
been sent in A bill is before the Senate,
for lagaiizing it as high as ten per cent
on contract The extension of suffrage
to the colored man, is still being discuss
ed in weekly ,caucuses of the Union mem
bers. The best friends ofthe measure do
not urge hasty action upon it, because
the discussions are productive ofprogress
and the events transpiring elsewhere are
producing revolution in the public
mind on the subject. A resolution for
adjournment sine die, on 1st of March,
has passed the Senate, and one for the
18th of March has passed the House.
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COMFORT Fer THE CooK.-W Weak coffee,
next to absent shirt buttons, has been the
cause of more family Jars than perhaps
anything else, ard yet the declaration of
the female department that the tasteless
decoction of this morning was made with
the same quantity of the same kind of Of
fee and boiled the same length of time
with that strong, rich cup of yesterday
was, doubtless true. The fault is in
weather not the cook. When the air is
light and the barometer falls, water boils
at so low a temperature that the heat is
insufficient to extract the aroma of the
coffee, just as on high mountains, where
the atmosphere is rare, it is almost impos-
sible to cook meat and eggs by boiling.
Thus the coffee cup will in some measure
serve for a barometer, bad coffee indica-
ting bad weather and vice versa.
Neacbaa.upO7t Herald
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

DHOENIX FOUNDRY and Machine
Il Shop Thawed Out-and again in operation ready
for any demands for work in either department for Cash
or Ready Pay. T. j. RICE.
Ashtabua February & 1857 tr 1893
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The American Colonization Society is
now endeav oring toraise $4,000, for the
purpose of fitting out the ship Goleonda
to be used in May next for the dispatch
ing of freedmen to Liberia. Nearly one
thousand freedmen, are already booked
for the yoyaOe