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OR S a LIE.

Lot Bio ie7, corner Of IIth aad Concert streets
Prize $40
as lots p 3, block Lea, 12th and Orleans Htreets.
Price t2og each
Also, story Brick selling House, contsisins
roons ceitsr. cistsrn be rnot SIX feet frot
and 10 DEEP located the of sfn and Bank
Streets.
Al.o. Lot g. block lie on Dss Mofnes Street between
18th aud 9Th Streets Price s4J0.
Also. Lots 10 and 70, Block l6l On Morgan between
nth snA f3th Bueets
Also Lots Aae . Rock isS, sud East half LOT FAY.
etta Squarr, Main Street. between 9t and 10th sts
Aiso, 20 acres sod-haf MISUNDERSTANDING land
ownd ~ Conrad sntoa, about thfee mites from fosn.
Price sleeo; bali es.h.
aisa. aeres Of choice Grape land. ono NILE above
HAaiited hall rrsvsd and in e1ltsIi under fsnce.
WITH small frame dwelling Price $500; bali cash
Also 10 scrss Of iand near eugsr Greek. Price %
per scse
Also 40 " land near HilIsboro Jefe-son Co
No the Iron M,uBtstn ksiiroad abort IS miles
from 81 Le1n; 70 under cultivation. and balance
hssyiiy sith gcot log house. Kitchen cisteru,
milk house, chicken honsc. barn se stable With choice
lot Of fruit frs TIL, properly viii be so,d for ez00o
or exrhAn rcd for impruvsd property 10 Keokuk.
Alsa. . houss and full lot MsfTsu, between 10th
end l2h sttsets, With six rooms good vsl ru Fruit
and othsr tress al In good CONDITION Prizes $500 half
cash, balance thost time.
II. B. TEN-EYCK,
Insaran - anA Real Estsss Agent,
APPS Bee no St. Keokuk.
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The following new and elegant styles of
serge CATERS are now offered at Huiskamp l.
Matless' very low. Ristori Boots. Gypsy Bal.
moreiss, fall trimmed; Highland Boots, and
very high Congress Boots Also the same
styles for Misses and Children, together With
many other styles for spring and summer
wear. As to prices, they defy competition
on 6rst-class goods. ana a.
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GLAD to receive call last evening from
Mr.. B. T. Campbell, of the Esesimg Adro-
cate, Pittsburgh, Pa. From regions Of new
hymenial biiss Mr.. Campbell .descends to
greet bis brethren Of the press, who prose
the paragraphs Of unecsiatic daily journalism.
So may his bliss and his years continue. He
is writing letters to his paper from this west
ern territory.
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u. Louis and KsekaG Packet Conpany.
Mr.. EDIroR An article in the Quincy
Herald Of the 5th. headed "St. Loais and
Quincy Packet Line to the
citizens Of Quincy By IN "Old Residents
% manifestly unjust towards the 81. Louis
and Keokuk Packet Line, that the writer
asks space enough in your columns 10 reply
10 the same. In doing which, something of
history of the old line may prove Of inter-
es, to your readers, and can only dste With
me from the commencement of my residence
in our city, (although the Company was or
ganized and in successful operation Soma
time previous to that time,) which dates from
the early spring of ls49 (some nineteen years
ago..
"a wan. supplied Is never felt
A truism, which applies with great force in
favor of the st. Louis and Keokuk Packet
Line, as our city, St. Louis and all inferno,
date points, have had boat daily since the
organization of the Packet Company, during
unobstructed navigation, during which time
Keokuk has grown from q small shipping
point to populous city, and Quincy nov
claims her thirtY-odd thousand inhabitants,
while there has been corresponding growth
in ali the river TOXINS between here and St.
Louis, and the Mississippi Valley tssma With
An industrious, energetic clAss Of population,
whose Geld for development can hardly be
surpassed upon the habitabis globe. In this
day Of Railroads and rapid improvements, We
are too apt to forget the day Of small begin
nings, aud - reminder will only ask.
what Line could have met the wants Of our
commerce and travel better than the st,
Louis and Keoknk Packet Line has9 And
when We speak of our commerce and travel
We mean every point on our rigaf between
here and st. Louis, a. we all form = part of
the great West, and our interests ars ident;-
cal in its growth. From . small beginning
the St Louis 1 Keokak Packet Compsny has
grown, BY its able management, % : Compa-
ny With capital and surplus of upwards Of
nve hundred thousand dollars; has i've first>
CLASS ssssmerI, comparing favorably with any
upon the Western waters, all rsady q sny
time 70 put into the line when the ~.n,. -
the trade demands il; leayi1e Ksok.L ana
ct. Louls daily, With = great ps.eeu.l;e, !.
does hetrains Of the best naa.s,d r.;l-,,.,,
m onr -. And right hers n viii sp..L q
me accommodates Afforded ths eisiasns q
Quincy BY the dns, which, il 10 hu.rv 3
travel in this fast -, On psou,. -. -.
times complained q. Tie Rasks1 ~
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RELIGIous.-The Rev. /. N. Crittenden
will commence q series of sermons on this
Sunday morning, on the Tendencies Of
the Age" Heads Of his first sermon, PRo-
GREss, SuPERFacIALIrY, CHANGE. First Pres
byterian Church, corner Fourth and High
streets. The public are invited to attend.
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The statement of the keokuk saving
Bank, which we publish this morning, shows
an accumulation of deposits in SIXTY days Of
over one hundred thousand dollars. This, q
atin% when money is not plenty, is sub,tan.
fial evidence Of the confidence of this com
munity in the institution.
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Dun friend Lowry, Of the News Depot,
hand us The Round Table and other papers.
Go to Lowry's for the latest publications.
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REV. j. NJ. STURTEvAsT, Of Hannibal No.,
will preach in the Congregational Church,
corner Fifth and Righ, morning and evening,
at the usual hours.
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FUNERAL NorIcE.-The funeral of the late
Thomas J. Rice will take place at 8 P. NJ.
Sabbath afternoon from the family residence,
corner Fourth lssd Fulton streets. The
friends and scqnkintances of the family are
respectfully invited to attend.
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LooK.-Ladies serge Caters only 81 10,
worth 81 80; also Ladies' calf Bslmorals st
81 80, worth 50 25, 1t S. & B. Stern's.
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WASTED.-A nice parlor and bed room,
with board, for a gentleman and his wife,
with room for nurse. Apply to Gen. J. H.
Wilson, at U. S. Engineers Office.
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OuR friend Bissell, Of the firm Of Adams
L BisseIl, Insurance Agents, hsnds N late
insurance publications. Thanks,
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If you are in want of Dry Goods you will
do well to look at Woodward, Moore l. Co. s
stock. They have q large and handsome
stock Of new goods which they are said to be
selling remarkably cheap. Go and see.
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MILLINER's Hat and Bonnet Blocks, heavy
for pressing Sixty-6ve cents each. Um
brellas and parasols, repaired at the Bonnet
Bleachery, Fourth street.
spl-2-2w C. Fl. EMERSON.
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GRAND display of Spring Clothing, and Of
style and quality that cannot fail TO be adj
mired and praised, and at prices to astonish
every one, at s. h B. Stern's, corner Second
and Main streets
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Rrv. CHARLES BALcH, of Young America,
Ill.,, will preach in the Unitarian Church this
morning and evening.
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AUCTION Wednesday, April 18th, at the
residence of MIR. Durkee, all their furniture,
piano, carpets, &C., &c. Sale to commence
at 10 clock. HOWE l. TYLER.
n,IO
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A VERY large supply of paper and card
board has just been received for our Job
Rooms. We will continue to execute, in the
very best style and at the lowest rates, all
kinds Of Job Work, and guarantee that our
patrons shall be fully satisfied.
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The fine steamer JOIN Jasper, Of the St.
Louis L Quincy line, will carry passengers to
St. Louis for IS. She leaves this afternoon
nj 4 o'clock,
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Grs1s' Cxpes Slippers, good quality, for
only 81 90, worth 81 Is, 1t s. 4 B. Stsrn's.
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FoR REST.-A large 6ne store room on
Main street. Apply to d. B. Teu-Eyck.
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WOODWARD, MOORE l. Co. are sole agents
for the Bon Ton Hoop Skirt, the most grace.
fol, elegant and serviceable skirt in America.
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MAsoHIc.-Special communication Of Har-
din Lodge, No. 20. on Monday evening.
Work on the first Degree.
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y - 49, Il osuais = pfsssee7 Of two
,besss, saS|xds, 4lDsl. ihe other With : wheel
a. eff1s ssddsv. 90 far the public have
osly psonises Of additional transportation
faciltiss- Thsy como into the trade, which
tAsy Ass : psris4 light - dt 6osn the
rats of hsIht and psssaee Low kvins fases,
eppsal 70 the public -somH 6sd ne cord mo-
Hcpol9, . phrase IL Wsuaisg y sshsrA tAey
yid16 a. nos xnderssard- expect me
Ksokuk 1 81 Louis Packet Company 70 s've
MP ! trads they have been quarter o. : esn'
,nry II bsilding up. Tins to do woald % :
species Of supineness unworthy Of Western
/ character, and We opine II will thus be re-
aarded By the Packet Company, Who, We have
| no dosbt, the people viii continue TO patron
| Ire 20 long - such faeslities are extended 70
the travelling psblic a. have been extended
in the past.
We occasionally hear some Of our citizens
speak Of equality Of rate for freight and pas
sags, = We learn both lines are now beng
run u unrsns1srstivs rates, Wills tho koc.
kuk I St. Loais Packet Company have z
boat leave hsre daily, andthe opposition line
only one every other day. Such will doubt
/ less be the case until IL opposition line put
in their promised boat, thus making their line
daily, when We are informed the Packet Com
pany will CAIRO freight and passengers daily
at as low rates as the opposition line.
i yERrrAs.
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Arrivah and Dspartlrss Il Isskuk Pssksts'
CITY NEWS.

Grsrs' Fine Cali Sewed Boots only S. so,
worth 81 so, at 8. 4 B. Stern's.
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AGO
+ RADE
The mercantile houses wnoss clTdS
compose this column are carefully selected
from the leading firms In Chicago - thOss
whose extensive operations and wide-spread
reputation entitle Them to the art rink n
commerce. The business cards Of these
establishments in thek several trades have
been classified in alphabetical order, form
ing comprehensive synopsis Of business
Information, upon which our merchAnls
san rely.
Agricultural Implements.
rTlILFoH. LrssY HITCHoocG. ystbess IL Asr'cal
/ tursi Imptensnts, Thimhls kksfas, I'D Irons,
WAGON M.hsrs Wood steek, Y. water .r. e. ST
Bags.
II Arr, AsrEs CO., les south WAsSr street, t;opr
II s.ess. sroeer. Paper sass ss.ni.-s Grain ras-,
- v-----.--z.s--- -.
Mani ore
- :.
l. and Dealer. in so,stns.sss .seur.tes. Land War
sWoAta~U as.A sRsnlnAnp l1nneRa
---1- -
IlALLoCE : MHgzixa, Kubbsr and Leather Hslt-
II t.s Hose SD Packing. catA'ns, Root. and os:s-
81 Halt
bey Good. is AXE s.rrtt
- - - - =. -.
X unDsa DLoIn,No va = $500
asbbsr aossk. Hoss aud Betting. sattoasry aaA Drug
-------
ROnks
--------- .---,.----------------------
80 supusa - $50 - s.,.. !.
,n..ss ..ss S..si,srs.,a .,.,ess... s..ni.hs ~
-- - - - ~p1 .gy = = -
Boots 1M0 1n0eN.
,,s,r,. =. m = ~, $1,000 49, - T. =.
a crIir, ,lA = ~, x -, Ais !,
| stock Il bottom pries~. ~ Arhi-.r Avsnss-
,u....gII- .xsIru nooss M.-,t.r.,.--,
INA A..h - ~ sa
.ssIs.
5s,s Z, ~ ma shss. No. 10 nd 81 Rs.so,ph
| era.s
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ARaisED-Tom Jasper, St. Lou;s.
J. h. johnson, =
Savanna, 80
n.n. white Cloud, Dubuque.
DfpARTED-Andy johnson, s. 1ou;.
Savanna, ST. Paul.
Tbs steamer ]. H. johnson, F-s. -.
master, George Q. Walton, CLERK. win 1. = !,
regular packet for St. Louis and way point.
II o'clock Tomorrow morning.
The Tom Jasper, Of the st. Louis l. ou;nc,
Line, Frank Burnett, uastsr, r. NJ. Robert.
clerk, will lease this afternoon Il 4 o'c,ocl
Col. 5. n. Archer agent.
The Mollie GcPike, Hall, master, Hau,e,
IN the ONCE. win b up hi. ,yen;D, ~
leave to-morrow Il 3r.n.
The river il st sand.
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II - Rand Jpn .usst.
Dry Goods.
u ~Es, @hl4 AAS wtssLos, " hal...i. DR.,
II Go~-as cjss @ra EetioHs Is and II ksAdoip 81
slfeei, large steSA and lev ssices.
4 .AtEA VAN AYos, psslsrs Ia Fry 8ooas, wool-n..
~ ami Sotioas hsirsais ~eil selseisa aud
setd at bsiiexn prIess. - L~k- street.
Togs V. sARsLL.. :. Dry ssod., notions, wool-
j ~ ssbash AssLH2. Keep larger sIotk asa ssli
cheaper ibsn sa3 ttAst soe~s Veal.
=, D. IArKsoe O.. Th3e.sle pree. 9ouds " hit
-. aooas neti9ns, aststy. weoiens. Ysriishss,
aogs.s sc, 81 sna IL Wabash AFeEue-
Fancy Dry Goods aud Notions
II ktrH, woeD 1 CD, Importers and Jsbbrfs of
N Fsney Dry aoods, Motions. Hosi-s,, White Goods
ss oisn s.si- ee"psss sick, lowest psises Gland
H1AsNIss Bs0s. xEsT 5 O.. v hoIss.Ie dsa ers i,
Ifi setlon-. Hoop skrts, Hosisfy. Gloves aud Fancy
Dry q sSs- ~ lax .,'--t 'iat steeksew
StY ALE . .a1AR @ is.pss'<t. .hd Jasbaa IN
rrims,lnxr, .lrr.e,. 50 ssd . nsslssn a.sna.
FAIRBANKS SCALES.
TX FA'A'''tva' sH .las.. ''A.'s
~ Fairbanks. Greefieaf 4 Co..
49, sze ard rs L.Esss,
), s.,.., :. :, :. ,.,.. oalcAso.
-.
groceries.
LAY, ALLAN ~. xKoi-.aas s5roesrs SsIsser IRON
-. 81 "a 81 49,, 800 A' ~ W
i, -. : :,
ihsmp.oai, whsie..is i'so'srs I'D and lie w.sss
s4's : .' N-.~so. .--.-----=z-z--
Hardware.
RsKkEBxs NJ CONS, 80 RsIpsofph ,t-eet, Wheis
Garage pst le.s ysnt ea.hlbs., IL, fssri.' A1.s
Aoa sog- foois
aa1RKLIY ALLIs., Il CO. ImFoI ter, and Jobber. Of
wi Hasd .ass ssd 'ytsry. s. Lake street aAau'se-
tsrexs 81 Sns 18th, Elsser, k.edss, -
II ILLsR, RR y Ktgp, impo,ter. srd Jobhsrs in
m.r,s.n sis All Wnseiins ala. i STATE
Hnas. CaDs and Furs.
- - = - -, -. :. .s.;----
nth BLOT Ene. ILL., I 80 ana FER, ~ ai ,i
Uasssi'.s Par. oils. .se 9. ana % aieA.s.n A'snas
Iron and @feel.
i,,,--r;--. -, n--,.-. IN N
A IT,, =, M. Ia iitsyy usravsrs. so 81 nd
. al.hisln A'snss.
Lamps ana FRUIT Jars.
:, r.u !. ~, ,.,.--.-... f,H..S-I... 40 q
r.. al. {, close eSnres. a. ia cIssk ,trees
-s-z-lZ----------x - -.
>,vwx.s .yvYs 4 spuw AIT p,.ptpr NH. Ssh
IN "a no., t.e,oyy and L.ub.r Y.Id Car..s
sosas and s,dsr' died Corner i2'h and Lumber ''
machinery.
NI0RfH ssT NJ q On, Ens IL. ), Pusspr. EroogIt
4 I ! p.r ss0 To- e I 1 1sasrsea street
So p,ss sd ii s r,p1 ps sna
~ s,.au = .rmsns Arpsrs,u, as ! 40 STREET
ms ''saA -i..'ls 1sp-.-.-., = s s..,,,.
ONs. faa-ass anu 6A.ss.
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Fancy Dry s.oods and Notions.
II ktrH, WooD CD. Importers and Jstbsfs Of
IN Esney Try dcods, Motions. Hosirsy, White Cos de
$40 ossn s.Sd. eepiss s;sek lowest ptices 81 and
&C. MshigsB Assnre.
MANNING Bsofs, HEsEs o., hoies4ie dea ers In
lfI setl1n-. Hoop skrfs, Hosisfy. Gloves aud Fancy
Dry u sss- =. LAX .ss--t- i'at stGsksew
SatlaVGG . ri ~ ca iepar,srs .nd Jotbsrs IN
- wate Goods, pnsns, Hs.-iefy. Stoves. soiion
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lrockery and Glass y are.
Chicago Iron Works.

DURLEf 4 ffKRELL, Importers AID Istbsrs
- Cnsaa, 6ssas, sad kssthea WAR;, 30. ~ LAX
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CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.
Trade Advices-Native War-Br;iish inter.
ference.

Trade Adviccs-Native Way-Br;iish inter.
ference.
BY way OF England we have news from the Cape of
Good Hope dated Natal I'd; Table Bay, sth, and
Ascension, 18th Of March,
At the Cape business was still dull.
in defiance Of Governor Wodehouse's notice that
the Basutos were taken under British protection
President Brand had continued the war, and met
with marked success The Basuto strongholds Tand.
jesberg and Treine, were captured. AT the former
Bushuli, Moshesh's own brother, was killed. ru-
NOR had also just arrived the Norseman left that
Thaba B0ssig0 was taken.
A conference was to come of in April at Aliwal
North between Governor Wodehouse, President
Brand, Moshesh and Governor Keates. II was con.
sdered not improbable that meanwhile the whole OF
the Basuto land would be captured by the Beers and
the negotiations seriously embarrassed.
The meeting OF the Cape Parliament would be ad-
journed until the Governor returned.
IL was stated that at the approaching session Of
the Free State volksraad either debts away out Of
the free State would be entirely repudated, or civil
courts would be closed for further ten years. and
more bluebacks issued.
At Natal the coffee crops looking well and tho
sugar prospects were good. Two defalcations for
large amounts had occurred there among the govern
ment officials.
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that when he LEFT the vessel she was about thirty
miles on Cape Fear shoals, and that the wind had
shifted and commenced blowing gale from the
westward, making. chopping sea and destroying
his last hope OF saving his vessel. The R. r. Towns
September, 1854, and was considered A No. 1. Cap
tain Townsend and the crew leave this evening for
Philadelphia.
Hampton Roads have been issued by Major General
schoheld, and win 60 into effect at once:-
the Headquarters Of the Army, dated Washington
d. O., April %, the following quarantine regulations
for Hampton Roads are published
i. The senior medical 0fficer ut Fortress Monroe
will be er0gcf0 the quarantine officer for Hampton
Roads and win be assisted in this duty by other
medical Oricers at Fort Monroe and its vicinity.
2. All vessels having contagious or infectious dis
eases on board and all vessels from ports infected
with yellow fever, cholera or any contagious In
Roads when from infected ports bun having no sick
ness on board, heave to near the Rip Raps In the
day time and anchor there in the night and when
nom Infected ports, with sickness on board, anchor
at the yellow buoy near the Wlloughby Spit light
SHIP hoist yellow nag from the mainmast head
Officer
3..An vessels from ports infected with the yellow
fever, or other epidemic diseases, but having had
cases during the passage will be quarantned for If
teen days and thoroughly fumigated.
4. All such vessels which have had yellow fever,
cholera or other epidemic diseases on board during
the passage and after arrival at quarantine, shall be
quarantined for fifteen days after the termination Of
the last case and thoroughly fumgated.
s. The quarantine officers shall assign vessels to
the positions they to occupy while in quarantine
and may change their positions whenever stormy
weather or other circumstances render such changes
necessary.
T. No communication with the shore from in
feced vessels, nor from the shore with infected
sels will be allowed, save by permission and under
the supervision OF the quarantine officer; nor will
communication from the shore be allowed with ves-
sells from infected ports until they shall have been
inspected by the quarantine officer and pronounced
clean.
T. Masters Of vessels and pilots in charge will be
held resDOnsihle for of fha fore
regulations.
Colonel George E. Cooper the senior medical
years upon the frontier OF and in Mexico is tho
roughly conversant with all the malignant diseases
IN their various stages and the quarantine regna-
tons FOR this post could not be placed in ADLER
hands.
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DgFR.rpISG AN INSURANCE CoxPANY.-The
schooner James ssywOod, Captain william Mckay,
sailed from Glouccs ter on Q fishing voyage In the
summer OF 1866. ia the month Of November she
went into the Gut OF Canso. The captain here wrote
letter 10 the owners that he had taken 100 barrels
OF mackcrel, and wished to have them insured. At
this place he sold what mackerel he had (which was
only six barresl with spare anchor and rigging,
belonging TO the vessel. After going into little
bay, ne died sixty barrels with sand, put them
Into the hold OF his vessel, and went out ana
ran his vessel under the land setting ashore
all his crew, with the exception Of FIVE
four miles from land made all sail on his vessel,
lashed the boous, went into the hold and cut hole
through the vessel. The captain and the balance OF
the crew than went ashore; the vessel sank imme-
diatey, aud she vas reported lost Two OF the crew.
John Morgan and Lewis Clark, have been arrested
by Deputy Marshal Bickneu, at Cape Ann, aud VIII
Curtis another OF the crew, was arrested In Dghton
on Thursday last by Deputy Marshal Cobb, OF this
city, and they are now lodged In Jail awaiting tho
action Of The Grand Jury. The matter was bAJught
light In consequence OF Mr.. Daniel Parkiurst the
owner Of the vessel bringing suit against the In
surancc company 60 recover the insurance on tho
vessel, which was tried at salem some two wees
siave.-letc DtuJOTd 4e1COTg, May :.
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NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
sinking Of tho Schooner X. II. Townsend
Statement OF the Captain-Order from Gene
ral SchoGeld Regarding Quarantine.

FORTRESS MONROE, May I, 1865
The schooner T. W. II. White, Captain Smith. from
Jacksonville, Fla, with cargo Of lumber for Phila.
delphia, put in this morning with Captain Townsend
and the crew OF the schooner Il. X. Townsend, a
Baltimore, which foundered at sea on the night OF
the 9th Of April.
Captain Townsend reports that he cleared from
Savannah, Co., with a cargo OF railroad iron for
Richmond, Va, and sailed on the 18th nit. On the
22d heavy northeast gale set in, which continued
until the vessel went down. The vessel sprung
aleak on the night OF the 26th, and nil
hands were called to the pumps, and the vessel
headed for land, in the hope OF making Wilmington
n. c. The water continued 60 gain on them. and on
the morning OF the 21th the schooner I. w. H. White
was stgnalled aud asked TO follow her in so that in
case the vessel fOundered the crew could be taken
on. The pumps were worked diligently until dark
on the 9th, when the captain, finding he could NOT
make port nor keep her afOat tin morning reuc.
family abandoned her. There was a very heavy So,
running, and the water had gained over wo loot ON
them BEFORE she Was abandoned Tho captain states
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-04

NEGRO DEsTRUCTIoNrsTs IN THE SOUTH.-An agent
OF the Macon lGa.) Journal and Messenger, who has
just returned from tour through the southwestern
portion OF the State, says--The freedmen have uni
versaly candestlnely killed or the stock Of hogs
leaving In many ncighDorhoods not even one He
saw one planter with sixty head left out OF stock Of
$50. He had guard over them night and day, and
In spite OF this precauton the number was diminish
ing owing to this state OF aars the landlords have
abandoned all efforts to raise meat telling the
can. Stringent legislation and rigorous enforce
ment OF the laws In regard to this matter are de-
mnnded.