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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-06

Provisions FOR THE GRANDNM EET-
ING ON SATURDAY.-The following
places have been designated for leag-
ing baskets of provisions at for the
grand demonstration ION Saturday.
every basket to have a card securely
fastened to it.. with the owners name
| thereon:
First Yard MeJohnston's gr o.
Gerry and Mrs. VIM Lant'a e. + ~ -. =,
Second Ward-Habbenicht's or o.
Gerry, corner of Fourth and Oaka
Third Wdrd-Mrs. DIR. Johnson's
and Mrs II. e, Read So ess.. gs.ss
Fourth Wdrd-J. P. Elliott's gro
Gerry, corner of Third and Locust.
Fifth Ward Philip Decker's store.
q ISartls Ward--P Philip Wassam's store.
Seventh Ward-Wm. rKolle's store.
Eighth Ward = WigwaIn u OF theO
Ward. sos =rEs8A
:, Ninth Yard Cassavant's marble
shop. 8E00 aaasa 4 a8H0a
PERsoNAL.-Amongn otedstraDgers
in the city, yesterday, we had the
pleasure of meeting Hon. Sam. Casey,
of Caseyvilie. who persists In saying
kentucky will go for Seymour and
Blair;y Ransom w. Akin and Hon.
Henry K: Wilson, Of Sullivan Coun-J
ty; Hon. Geo. K. Steele, of Rock
vile; Chauncey Rose, samuelH. Pat
ter and Rev. Howe, of Terre Haute.
Captain Gus. Lemcke, one of the
representatives to the next 3Legisla.s
tire from Vanderburgh County, who
has beenyona protracted tour 20 the
East, arrived home last night in ex7
cellent health and good spirits He.
brings most cheering accounts from
the East. The revolution going on
there among the Irish adopted citi-
zens is truly astonishing and startling.
There are rtwenty-three Irish Grant
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-06
ron RENT.

NOR RENT - BASEMENT The bsse-
. ment OF The Cumberland PresbvteriaD
Church, corner OF Second and Chestnut
Streets. This would be q very desirable
place for teaching AllEfe or DrdtDfng ana
Painting. Also gcCd room for an once.
Inquire Of ALNAH JOHNSON
au1O diff Real Estate Agent.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-06
Notice

Notice.
TT rs UNLAWFUL FOR any person
10 or persons to keep, within the city OF
Evansville, any animal OF the dog kind
without first obtaining q license therefor.
All owners OF dogs who have not taken
out a license for 1863 are hereby notified
that they are subjecting themselves to q
penalty for violating an ordinance of the
city A. M. MCGRIFF, City Clerk.
Evansville, Oct. 3, l868-Oc5 Ivy
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-06

CRowDED.-~ The city was full Of
strahgars sey tefdays and the hotels
were 4crowded to repletion. = s n
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-06

PRovIsIoNsl PRovi1ssIoNsl I'VE
have full supply of Hams, Should
ers, Sides, Lard, &C., &c, which We
offer to the trade at the lowest prices.
il. RUFFNER. JR., & Co.,
oct2tf. No. z Main Street.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-06
House and Lot for Sale.

Northeast corner Of
Second and Division Streets,
Fronting seventy-hve feet tn second
Street, together with the new two-stor
frame house. For terms, &C., apply to
Fs THOMAS E. GARVIN,
1865 Third Street;
,,,a or CJCLEMENT,
sep4 If f1 az and "a First Street.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-06

FLOUR! ,FLoURl!-We have a full
stock of Flour, Of different grades and
brands, IN barrels and sacks, which
we will sell at lowest rates.
L. RUFFNER, JR.. & Co,
- oc2 If No. Main Street.
WANTED.-TwENTY good Miners,
at liberal wages, at the Bon Harbor
Mines JAMES fletcher,
= cc23t Agent.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-06
CITY NEW s.
PUBLIC SPEAKING
AND
FLAG PRESENTATION.

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fln.la ID n.a 0r1
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-06
Speaking both Day and Night

y III TO CLOSE WITH
A Grand Torchlight Procession
New-York tribune., 1868-05-02
DIED.

DAISGon Friday May l. Capt Nathan Darling aged Sc yeaH
The relative, family respectfully invited attend
the funeral from bis late residence No 100 BanA't ths afternoon
pres, MI. for iaismsHi
GAULA, PhIlsdeps THURSDAY morning April % william G.a
S, sSsr, from his late residence 10 eh Monday
sneraoou Nav l. ats O'clock. without further nOic,
HAIGHr-ou Wednesday April as william HnGh, aged 20 years
TIE relatives and lends Of The hmy arc respectfully invited to attend
brother syvaBus H. ght No la9 East Thry-iOarth't
HALLsTEDIa BrooiIu wednesday April ~ John TI,si'O
RS ~, s ssj IS9s su1 g. sd s o. tie SsIYoi Fcos are
.stta a'd % 70 attend The Saf % from b. late & No. n
SGRAHAN-ou THURSDAY April %, Sidney ngrihAm jr in the
Tie s and relative. Of the family are invited the funeral
hi. late r,isnes No % East Twenty st. On sunday May
at , P m, without further notice So -'-
LAKE-saisny on TUESDAY 2h inst oconcsssOn Of the brain,
Robert 81 Lake, ~ the Eh year Of bis age -, AT.
he rehes ana ",,nu' oI 'ee auu S % I s,, ~ s,nsr,
from the residence Of u, parents No 81 Morton st. Sunday May
a,! Lodge 10 5is = ,Hd Nh. brethren Of i Lods.
Ss !. iSs rooms No. BrcsdT,y SUNDAY "a n,t
for The pp5pSe P's The % @ s,,,s1 sS Of s ss ar, S ,t. M
naly Invited By order OF IOhN bolp' hAs'er
GEo. W DrRrss Secretary.
Tq5 % 5 %S9"s % s:,1 April sbi % aou 9 home in A''
Funeral on Sunday afternoon at o'clock
RIKRR-On THURSDAY Daniel PheuT Rke eldest Of the
late Richard Riler in che sh year Of bis age III c..,,
Church, Second ave and Tenth ST., on Monday
usIi. at u o'clock
RYERsoy-on Friday May Peter Ryesou the oGh year OF his
The ends relatives respectfully invited 10 attend his funeral
on SUNDAY residence Of his brother, Z. A.
Rysuoa, No. ais Wen Hfiy.iourth st.
sAHDsOn THURSDAY April 90 the residence Of his brother In VII
smshurg Elisha Sands Of the NewiOrk East Conference
aged q years and months - - =,
HI, friends generally the members OF the Long Island Lodge No
2 "a n invited bis funeral Sunday May
n O'clock 10 Yokst NJ h. Church, Brooklyn corner God
Clergy requested the nert door To the
church. at l o'clock
sMTH-Snddeny THURSDAY April 90 BTa Smith In the 9h year
Of his -, =. -,
The relatives Of the family respectfully Invited to attend
the funeral SUNDAY the residence OF hs brothen
law James Davis No. III East Twenty sIthAt without further
notice
TELLER-At Fshk w. on Thursday Apni ," Tue hon i@Ao
Teller
Notice Of funeral In the evening papers d.
wAITB-On THURSDAY April 9o Mary Waite in the 2ch year Of
her ,--,-.-
residence No 800 West syenteenht Sunday at o'clock m
wELs-n Brooklyn Wednesday April 2 John welsh aged %
years and mouths .,.--.--, a.. 49,,
Al the Wasfiugtonst ~ T. Church Saturday, at D.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-02
THE EXPRESS ROBBERY.

A most daring and adrOitly planned robbery
was perpetrated between and o'clock yesterday
ing on baggage attached to the Montreal express
train which left Albany this city at IL o'clock the
previous evening The car contained considerable
amount of valuable freight, in charge OF messenger OF
the Merchants Union Express Company, j. Brown by
name and consigned TO persons In this city In the car
was also safe containing 5000 In National currency
in gold-al OF which was put up In
sealed packages. The messenger, it appears
up gave himself to sleep The train, which
consisted of two passenger one sleeping
and two or three freight and baggage cars
made It's usual sOppage at GarrisOns, opposite West
ment of their plans The Is closed by sidingd
which pushed together aud fastened az the bottom on
the inside by bolts The first nnati0n which the nessen
ger had OF the situation Of affairs the presence OF two
men wearing masks, who revolver in hand dt manded
the keys Of the safe Having no alternative, the
placed ia his mouth and fastened behind his head with
white tape Handouts were placed on his wrists; his
feet were tied with cord and his hands were then fast
ened 10 his feet Not satisfied with their work. the rob
hers took the additional precaution OF lying thelr
vIctIm 10 n stove which Is used for heating the car
rhev then threw q buffalO-robe over the victim
who was soon nsensbe TO everything but his suferngs
The robbers made quick work with the contents oil
the safe and were ready 10 escape Wneh ihVofaple
occasion presented itself This 9ccnrred when the train
was oonp AT "A slow rate IN the vicinity OF sxtleth
a. Refore going the robbers shook their victim 50
az az 90 mako sure that he could make no alarm.
The rnhory was not discovered until the arrival OF the
train at the Thirtetb-st depot when onenteH tne cav
the safc door was found open andhe nesseger almost
nSenshe Pionpt measures have been taken 1Of the ar
resi- ~ te robbers and the Directors OF the Company
feel e. ttain that they wlbe brought TO Justice
New-York tribune., 1868-05-02
MEXICO.

OUTRAGE UPON AMERICAN MERCHANTS AT
MONTEREY.
GALVESTON, May IA special express from
Monterey, oath April, brings official complaint from
Consul Urch Secretary Seward OF outrage upon six
American merchants OF Monterey, by name Lochardt,
Potter Kathreus Montgomery, Scaptha and Rice, who
sent 10 tho calabooe by order Of the Governors
Secretary, and detained till morning. when they were
commanded 20 perform the most disgusting offices. ON
refusing they hogged arragned before the Acalde,
fined aud compelled ~ pay for the return Of their watches
and money. No apology redress bad been offered.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-02
DOMESTIC MARKETS

CHICAGO May L-Fiogr ssd 20 for Spring Brss whsst-
No ~ lSd 81 Is: O5d 81 i0l. Corn-No sI0s5ei
No at Sole New l5d86e Rejected 9dsJie oats 65 gbSe hys
III for No l. IS for No Barley. ~ 40 for No
in e Mes PORK go Is Tor light; s28 sO0t23 6li for straight
brands lard Gidlse Prime City Beef Cattle $685. Tor
sht shipping a. 75d 40 20 for good to smooth do
AUGusri Nav l-Cston-Mdtlng. Oc
CHlstksros MAY l-Cotton-MddIug. gl0JRe.
MAY l-Cottou-Middings 3lle
HEw oHLzAS. May L-Cottou Mddngs 3 New York Sight Bt
change. per eeat premium. -. -.,, ,
vsGo MAJ L-Fsur-s1 for No Spring. sl2 75esiJ for
Red Winter $l3 50 fer Nhtei S4 20 for Double Extra Corn
Os m No Yeov if 81 II. Oats, 55c for state ana
Wesier Corn Meal 90 y MllFeed-Shorts 80 ship
siud. Mdiings $40 49,,
Wtavoroy C. Nay -SpiHs Tupeniine Sc Rosn s,raned
No. At stSo pale s5d$6ao Cotton hidihng' "ei II"
-
New-York tribune., 1868-05-02
LATEST GENERAL NEWS.

by Tsleg,pbl
49,. Dr. Lincdn Goodale, of Columbus, Ohio died
-: Leonard Iimball Of Tatmuck, Mass, hanged
The Wac Texas Examiner of the 2sth ult.
reports ihe hhhe ohn persons IN thai county IN one DAY
John Brooks bird and snake fancer, was bitten
By r,esnAfe Ia BuOre yesterday He died within l5 minutes
Zen. Meale has convened board OF oiicers at
Atlanta & So s ~ III to count the returns Of %. SsO bo
taken charge OF the 0eeohb Of internal Revenue at
-. Isaac Mae of Clifty, Ind, shot his brother
Wya Mace on Ihu'da afternoon aud then assaulted bis uncle A
The FrstBranch of the Baltimore City Coun;;
e, expelled three RGee last night for corruption In the issue OIL
George C!per and Michael OBrien fought for
500 y.sier. 90 q FHhlin TOnag Park at sausu' Mass After
an hours bruisng o Hieh defeated.
MI SeymGr b. Farman, senior proprietor ana
bis injuries in the resnt Erie Railway accident
-:..Ex-Goy. ,Dhn Bigler is among the delegates to
represented Mr. A,sIl is to be rsHOmuaied for Congress
The Lancaster tPa.l election yesterday showed
ballot gam ''"' we 'OoD'i "n'' ~''''
"A grand larade of the Savannah Fire Depart
The f prize BY the Gemans and the second by the Vsn'
The louisiana Republican State Convention
Yesterday nomina c. Yarmouth W p Kellogg Bernard SOuls
Thomas and w. CoVAy delegates from the state II large to the
THE trial of Gen. Cole for the murder of L.
Harm; Hscoek Yesterday The entire morning Vas oe
cpd examining ieea witnesses sud in the afternoon MI Parker
summed up for the eense.
.Gen. Gillan has informed the Mississippi Re
restrictions electors other than
imposed Acts 10 DO recognized in the
election for the ratidotion of the Consultation
THE nudeDOdy of Miss Smith, of Indianapolis,
on the Bentane Railroad and bruse indicated that he
young bAi struck train The clothing vas od on
the track hslfsmlesant Miss Smith bad been demnted
...R. Randolph of Florida, in custody for an az
tried he Judge Bused TUESDAY next appealed TO
Meade Interfere and the trial. but the Gen
teeaphed backday that he could not eonPB with the re-
quest.
The steamship Colorado sailed from San Fran
for Panama siera the Hon Ahson Bunsae tne
Chinese Emb and 1886 900 Ia treasure nearly all on
NewYok account Minister Burngam the Colorado went out
salgted by the .arbor fortheations.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-02
SOUTHERN ELECTIONS.
GEORGIA.

A COMPLETE RECONSTRUCTION TRIUMPH-LEGIs-
LATHE REPUnLIOAN born BRANCHES
ATLANTA, May 1.-The Republicans have made
clean sweep electIng their Governor and majority
State Senate and lower branches OF the Legislature and
four out OF Congressman over forty thousand
wlte men voted the Republican ticket, and over fifteen
thousand black have been forced and swinded into
voting the Disunon ticket Georgia has done her duty
toward Restoration Now let Congress make haste and
remove the Obsructonst at the White House and all viii
be we'll Georgia redeemed sends greetings to the Union
men OF the nation.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-02
POLITICAL.
PENNSYLVANIA.

MEETING OF THE STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
PHILADELPHIA, May 1.-The Republican State
Central Committee will meet at the OF the National
Union Club No 1O5 Chesnuts Philadelphia, at y. m,
on Tuesday. the 12th day of May, 1868.
A full attendance is earnestly desired.
GALUsrA A. GROW,
Chairman State Central Committee
New-York tribune., 1868-05-02
ONE OrNcE OF GOLD

Will he given for ,very o. siulterOn found In Bah
mrs Los CoFFEE" This Coffee roasted ground and sealed her
neay patent from the uuitsd State. oVennent
All the Aroma the Coffee presents nch glossy appear
aues Rtsr soud hheen 10 tNeuty per cent
stronger Coffee One can IN every twenty contains
OyE not Az For sale everywhere II grocer does
nat coffee aud win for send your orders dees 70
Al, l,rorr H. 7. BABBIrr
Nos c. Gs g. g. o. TO- r. and u washus,oa-'t n T.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-02
THE STATE or TRADE.
WEST INDIA MARKETS.

B 7 CABLE rHE TRIBUNE
HyIS, May ug y as reals arrobe for Nos 10 u Duieh
STANDARD dlOsfo for Nos Is TO 20 Moiasses sugar on reals
per aobe Mu,covado Sugars, 797l for Inferior to
Refining d7 FOR Pair to Good Refining and SdSi ra Tor
Pair to Good grocery grades Lumber s25dS3O 1909 fee. for
White Pine and sDd sl for Pitch Tar 81 250s4 per Dbl
Bacon laal5c perm Taow III al2e per b Freighs steady and
upesnged from weeks quotations Flour and Moa unchanged
Exchange Londo dl per cent premium the United states
Currency agal dseonnt 10 gold a9i per cent premium
New-York tribune., 1868-05-02
MlRRIED.

THURSDAY April o. at The Church OF
tie Ascension John Cotton smith d. d. Howard Nlarh
son 10 Alice daughsr Of Edward DelAsed n. D.
LIOTT-BRUNDIGE-On Thursday. April O by the Rev r. w
Helen r. Brundge, daughter OF the
Albert WhtcmoTe. No cards
STRIKER-KSfGr-Ou Wenessy April 20 the residence OF
brr father Henry r. Bin assisted BY the Rev Dr.
Alexander Striker LeA M Knight daughter Of j.
T. toull0u al! of this city.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-02
ANOTHER OF MR.. JoHNsoN,s PARDONs.

BALTIMORE, MAY John V. Kendall of Kent
County who convicted ia the United States District Court Of cary
imprisoned year the Baltimore Jail aud Pa inc Of
1900 lsi been psrjoned by President Johnson
New-York tribune., 1868-05-02
THE WEATHER

RHxNK,Momips-yery cloudy sprnklins r'n at loi sssuy
cloudy Al o ts little cloudVi cloudy rom 70 " AehSon
Le cloudy; slightly cloudy Bsenng.shshy yt, S " sl
telescope br can be used Ran 5epefe ne An
the mcrorastrcaI wre shield the ee ron tv sl :" M nc
planet This satellite last the ring ARD ~ e ur Nheh @
fing eiq-ssr Il h been seen teing hAe p. su
hus Of golden hsht 10 whifh Is 1hsu redIsso az" " ~ " ~
yzuc4Bg VI Il al either Id ..
New-York tribune., 1868-05-02
Highly Important.
CONGESTION OF THE LUNGS CURED
-, ,VAY-D


srdsy night the 18th inst seized with severe attack
congestion the lungs during from home For some aA'
previously experienced uneasne In len lansi oe oess
actively engaged both day and night bad time TO apply re~e
agents When seized felt though reihot kB psreSg A@a
cutting my lungs breathing hard Short and with each respiration
sharp piercing cutting pain like Ths extended over
my lungs chest my cough neurias
spssm long and sharp poesre bottles Of READY RBLlkF
and had applied thoroughly % y chest spae shoulders,
and with flannel soaked READY RELIEF bandsge 10 v
the skin became reddend ami felt
lzng chest &c then pepon broke and a pain ceased
breathing became easy, cough lOosend pass subd and half
slept calmly though aH had eItd occasion the
alarm use up three 80 cent bottles BY applying thus ss the
great principle counteraon secured and all tendency
n Inflammation withdrawn Had these heen
lopte pomp,y ere morning suffering
pneumonia aud Inflammation Of the lungs This principle hold,
oo all where there Inflammation congestion either Of the
lungs liver bowels stomach kidneys system II there 70
any one now saeug congestion Of the lungs other organs ~
al once this simple treatment; in half hour relief aud cure ~
follow
In cases where Inflammation congestion has existed or eTe
bour take sir Pills grind them TO powder and give some
operate in half hon or an hour repeat "s
dose and this with will the worst cases nave cured
persons seized phod and Fever aud Ae by THIS eoas
Of Treatment Let the judicous try it,
In cases Of CHRONIC COUGH, BRONCHITIS. ULCBRArED
LUNGS &C., Railways Sarsspa ResoVent should likewise % use
great remedy purifier Of the blood IN general USE Les
all afflicted with skin Eupions, Bois Sores Pos,nes fmpr
BOches Spots give trial few doses will make thu
blood pure, tch and rOurshng
JOHN RADwAY.
No. 81 Madeasne. New -larf.
Dr. Railways Remede. 81 Maiden lane sna by Drug
gfsk
New-York tribune., 1868-05-02
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FRANK LESLIE'S CHIMNEY CORNER
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New-York tribune., 1868-05-02
,eo. ON exhibition at the

The elephant Romeo, on exhibition at the
European Circus broke from his fasenings yesterday
killed dog and was only brought to terms when he re-
ceiyed bullet IL his eye completely binding him. as tho
other shot last Winter Romeo Is regarded as
the largest elephant In the country.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-02

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FRANK LESLIE'S CHIMNEY CORNER
rs THE BEST FAMILY PAPER PUBLISHED IN THIS OR ANY
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FRANK LESLIE'S CHIMNEY CORNER
rs THE BEST FAMILY PAPER PUBLISHED IN THIS OR ANY
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CORNER NOW READY AT ALL THB NEWS DEPOTS.
FRANK LESLIE'S CHIMNEY CORNER
IS THE BEST FAMILY PAPER PUBLISHED IN THIS OR ANY
OTHER COUNTRY
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MEScED IN THIS WEEKS NUMBER OF THE "cHIMNEY
coRSERr How READY AT ALL NEWS DEPoTs.
FRANK I.ESLIE'S CHIMNEY CORNER
IS THE BEST FAMILY PAPER PUBLISHED IN THIS OR ANY
OTHER COUNTRY.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-02

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-02

echr " r ,ylor Fowler, Providence for Rondous.
echr Chas A 0rniner, Harvey. Pr0vi tenoa
schr Orlando smith, Ferris Pfsvidsnoe.
echr Marietta Hand, Brooks, Providence for Rondouk
bchr EMPIRE Mat,hews, Providence for Rondont
schr Conneccut Stephenson, Providence FOR Rondone
sshr Gcodspssi Dart Proyidcncs fer iizabeihpor.
6chr Stronss Tuste, Proyiiepcs tor Rondout
schI Benz Eils, Paker, Providence for Elzabethpor
echr Irsas, Wizard, Providence ~ n
Echr Senator, Falkner, Providenos. sf.,.
Schr Ontario, Harber. Newport for Flisabethport.
schr Beckett, FL fridge, Newport for Newburg
schr Ellen Perkins, Etdridge, Norwich
Schr Mus g, Wright Norwich for Philadelphia.
Echr Hamilton, SamESs0n Norwich for t1ab
Schr Nellie Benedict Ellis, Norwich for Exabelhpo
scM John Fuller, Maxwell New London.
lschS Warrington, Deputy, New London ....
Schr Ann, johnson, Hartford FOR Rmdous ,-....
SchI Mary Glow, Rankin, Portland CT ........
Schr Hannah Chaye, Pratt Portland CT
scm Joseph Hal, Clark Portanf c. ...f
scbr Geo Glum, Chapman. Portland q. -,
schr Nelson Hall, Clark, Portland, Ct ~. ....--,.
schr Eclipse, samhes New Haven FOR Eiizabsthpor.
Seh! Snss Mes vain 9uigey, New Maven.
schr Old lack, Lynch New Haven FOR Eitxabethport,
scnI Ia Ina BE: Bayles, Port Jefferson,
schr David Floyd Reeves Greenport for Philadelphia.
Ship Universe reported Aug 81 has 500 passeueers and
nght westerly winds most OF the passage Aug II,
a ~ long ~ ~ ship John Bright bouud east l3h
s ~ ~ long a !, TO- bark Fortune same lime, brig
hence Tor Liverpool 18th, at Il 3 Ion 90 is spoke
DR. 'sh BARK from Glasgow for 81 John, NIB 81 day
Wind at sunset w. ....,......