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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-17
Franklin Pierce.

At large meeting in Concord, New
Hampshire, the other day, at the conclu-
sion of Senator Doolittle's speech, ex-
President Pierce was discovered in the
crowd. A correspondent says the call
became positively vocferous, and in an
swer thereto General Pierce stepped upon
the platform. This was the signal for
renewed demonstrations, and cheer upon
cheer rent the air, attestng the estima-
ton in which that distinguished gentle
man is held by his fellow citizens. When
comparative quiet was restored, he spoke
as follows: II thank you, ladies and
gentlemen, heartily, and the chief object
in answering your call, is to express my
thanks to the noble Senator from Wis
consin, who has, from the first, in these
dark years of unparalleled peril to the
Republic, bravely, consistently and elo-
quently defended that Constitution
which is the basis of our liberties. He
has stood like breakwater between the
foundations of our fair fabric and the
waves of usurpation which have dashed
and are dashing against them. cannot
consent to mingle any thoughts or emo
tions of mine with the array OF facts, CO.
gent reasoning, brillisncy aud pathos OF
the amasing speech to which we have all
listened With such intense interest this
evening. We have risen, trust we have
all risen, above mere party objects into
a higher and purer atmosphere. l re-
joice that the victery before us, and now
near at hand, is to be no party victory,
bat triumph achieved by earnest con-
servative men of all parties, uniting their
strength in a great struggle to rescue the
Constitution from the hands of the de-
stroyers and restore true fraternal rela-
tions, prosperity, with all its comforts,
and peace, with all its joys, to the blessed
Union now shattered, hut let us be thank
ful, not yet utterly destroyed" :"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-17
Greenbacks for Bonds.

The Pittsburg Dispatch feels the drift
on the greenback question and reports
progress as followsl
It is useless to shut our eyes to the tact
that the great West is in favor OF TINS
measure, irrespective of parties. what
ever. Republican successes have oeen
gained there, have been gained with the
distinct announcement of this plan OF
semi.repudiation. One would think that
whenever under a democratic form OF
government the majority becomes IN
debted to the minority, as 1t is the case
with our National debt, the debt VIII be
repudia,ed or vitiated for the majority
mus, rule. Unless, indeed, the minority
heing rich shall be able to throw the iE-
duence of their money into the scale as
10 bribe or divide the poorer majority.
To this complexion must 1t come at last
The coming coRtest between money and
npmhers will be watched with the keenest
interest throughout the world; not alone
bv those who alone hold our bonds, and
who therefore, have q substantial interest
in The question, but also by all the mil
Inns who are watching the issue of our
experiment Of self government. AS ior
ourselves. we have perfect faith in the
honor and good faith Of the mass Of the
American people, and believe that they
can only be brought TO favor tnis green
back scheme by being made to oeiieVe
that II Is right and Just If this scheme
succeeds il will be by the continual reit-
Grafton of this one argument: That II
greepbacks are good enough for the me
ebanic. the farmer and the soldier, they
are roo3enough for the bondbolder, Who
Is not taxed. This argument sounds 80
aemocratic that It strikes home to the
msioriiy Of working people, aud besides,
4 seems TO many subsiantial justice, even
ifit is technically illegal and wrong.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-17

A Washington dispatch to the Boston
Post says: People have wondered
why Stanton continues to lodge every
night in the War Department after all
danger Of his being displaced seems over.
1t has just transpired that there are no
less than three prominent officials of
the Department who have declared that
they would feel bound to recognize Gen.
Thomas as Secretary should Stanton
walk out and be walk in, even for mo-
meat In view Of this fact, Stanton has
concluded, by and with the advice and
consent Of the Senate, not to go out Of
ear shot Of his office until matters are
once more placed stafH quo ante bsllHm.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-17

In Bradley county, the wheat crop
looks we'll and promising. That which
was sown early in the fall looks remark.
ably green and thrifty-that sown late is
not so forward, but the Cleveland Ban
ner has heard no complaint amongst the
farmers about their wheat crops being
winter killed.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-17
An nnni.a,ant AIlnsion.

"Dan. Sickles" recently spoke his
niece at Manchester, d, r., and to quiet
some loud talk among the ladies' IN the
gallery. the chairman banged away upon
The desk, declaring that IL the ladies
want 10 hear they must keep quiet To
which one Of the ladies replied, IN 3 clear,
ringing voice, ave didn't come 70 hear,
We came 10 see the murderer Poor
Dan. was as white as a sheet, and hrs
speech was felt by bis friends TO be a
failure. BE talked as though the ghost
auurdered man hung before bis eyes
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-17

Friday last, says the Nashville Gazette,
was a highly interesting day in the Su-
preme Court. The Judges delivered a
good many very important decisions
one of which was an opinion in the cele-
brated William Sanders will case. The
Judges reversed the finding of the court
below, and ordered the will to be admit
tod to nrobate.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-17

The Bolivar Bulletin of the l4th says
Hardeman county within the last few
months has been called upon to mourn
the loss of several OF her Oldest and best
citizens, and it is again our painful duty
to chronicle the death of another, Ool.
David McKinnie, for years one OF our
best men, who died at his residence,
twelve miles southwest of Bolivar, on
Wednesday, llth inst, after a short i'll
ness, Of pneumonia."
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-17
The Prospect Of Civil War.

The New York Albion, the organ ofthe
English in the United States, thinks that
the people OF this country are so divided
in opinion that civil war cannot be far
off If the Democrats will stick to thisr
own principles, and not help the negroes,
it will be a short war-about an hour and
half before breakfast some day. 10
the negro war just closed the Democrats
did the fighting for the negroes, black
and white. II they bad not, there would
have been no war.-NdsArille Gazette
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-17

MRS. f. MOVES, of Amesbury, Massa-
chusetts, recently killed a Brahma
rooster which had embezzled thirteen
nickel cents, two two-cent pieces, and
other indigestible articles. The funds
we're extracted from the misguided
hinnd's cron.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-17
Stanton's Intrenchments.

A Washington correspondent says that
Mr.. Stanton daily grows more nervous
and is constantly surmising that he is to
be blown up with nitro-glycerine or
elected from the Department by force of
arms. Besides the increased number of
armed sentinels around the building, and
the lieutenants inside who are instructed
to allow no one up stairs with bundle,
he has some fifteen or twenty messengers
postedin the halls, and this morning, to
make himself perfectly secure, he gave
orders that all the doors leading to the
building be locked and bolted, except the
Seventh street door, and at this he has
eight or ten soldiers and messengers, who
are very careful as to whom they allow
to pass into the building. The only way
to gain admission to the department
now is by this door, and every visitor is
closely watched while in this building.
A few days since mail carrier from one
of the Bureaus of the Department was
stopped while going through, his leathern
mail pouch opened and the contents
thereof examined, to ascertain if it con-
tanned nitro-glycerine or any internal
machine to harm the timid Stanton. The
Major of the Fifth Cavalry has been de-
tailed, not exactly as q night watchman,
but to sleep in General Thomas room in
the department. He carries his bed in
each night and removes it again in the
morning
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-17

The Empress Carlotta has addressed
to the Pope touching letter, imploring
his prayers for the soul other unfortunate
husband. The letter is written in very
good Italian, and exhibits no traces of
the late lunacy of the Empress.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-17

The Chicago Journal has been sued
for libel, $4,000 damages, by Professor
Fowler, OF Hilsdale College, Michigan.
The Journal had published an article
alleging that the professor had seduced
one of his female pupils.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-17

The New York Tribune says; The
debt will either be paid or repudisied---
there will be no halfway work about Il
We think it will be paid, dollar Tor
dollar, in lawful money. We propose,
out west here, to psy the bondholders IN
the same money that the government
psvs the people-io vit. greenhaeks-
Chicago Tines
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-17

THE Charleston Miss Tdllahatchian
says: "We have recently observed some
few fields of wheat in this section, that
were fine indeed. Most that we have
seen was looking well. We only wish
we could see more growing"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-17
Whn Ia Prasidanti

Is it Mr.. Lincoln2 Then Andrew
johnson ought to have been impeached
as Vice-President Is it Mr.. johnson,
why then Mr.. Lincoln's term has expired;
and, if Mr.. Lincoln's term has expired,
it must have done so at his death. Mr.
Lincoln appointed Mr.. Stanton Cabi-
net officer. Then afterward Congress
declared that all Cabinet officers should
hold their offices for one month after the
expiration of the term of the President
who appointed them. Well, then, it Mr..
Lincoin's term expired in April, 1865,
Mr.. Stanten could not of right overstep
this act, had it then existed, and held on
beyond May, 1865. In fact this very act
recognizes that he held on only BY suffer-
ance after that time. At no tine since
May, 1865, has he had any right to hold
the Office. Stanton's commission from
Lincoln runs that he held the office on6
during the pleasure Of the President for
the time being" II, under such circum'
stances the President had no right to
remove Stanton, it is not possible 70
prove a mans right to snything.-St
LOifis Republican.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-17

NEAR Scottville, Illinois, when we'll
diggers reach depth of five or six feet
the ground takes fire spontaneously and
burns continuously. The citizens are
puzzled and alarmed.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-17

TwENTY-FoUR rings were taken from
the fingers of a young woman whose body
was dug out of the land slide on Vesu-
vius.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-17

THE election in Bridgeton, New Jersey,
on Wednesday was carried by the Demo
Gratis, who gained liz from last spring.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-17

A LAWYER in Platte City, Missouri,
worth 100000, was shot dead lately while
committing a burglary.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-17

The frozen falls of Minnehaha were
illuminated with a calcium light some
evenings since.
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DENTAL NOTICE,

nR. C. L. BLAIR. DENTIST, CAN Bb
OF SECOND AND ADAMS STREETS, front
- -, -, sf.irs u
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THE OKoLONA NEWS.
G. WIySON, Editor,
Published in the town Of OkoIOua,
Miss. every Thursday Morning.

U,HE NEWS Is PUBLISHED IN ONE OF
i the most thriving towns on the line oi tne
Mobile md ohio railroad. has ever one thou
and readers and l. n valuable Advertising ne
lium for MENPHIS MERCHANTS, whose
Interests will be greafly enhanced IN North
Mississippi By making their business knoEn
s. A. Wsiis 4 Co. 90 Norih Court street, are
agents for this paper. eoa =
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DISEASES OF THE EYE.

nR. KFYsER, LATE A PUPIL OF PROF.
NV GRAEFE. in Berlin, has established
his office at 279 I-2 Main street. He is pre-
pared 10 treat all diseases, make all operations,
and physical examinations of the eye. Re-
snectfuliy refers TO the Medical Profession in
the cifv nfice Hours. II 10 3 O'clock. YI-3
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-17
InsOIYenf Notice.

HAvING THIS DAY SUGGESTED THE
insolvency of the estate OF John y. hessn l.ssl
Id estate are hereby notified & file them, duiy
snthenticated. with the Clerk OF the county
Court OF Haywood county, Tennessee, on OF
80 iistribution. or they will ~ forever barred.
'''' ELIZABETH KEATHLEf,
AdminiEtrafrix.
V,bruarv q. ISIS. oav-lq
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nNrr1-TcTp ATRTXF FgFTTLFMENT IN

IDMINIsTRATRIX' SETTLEMENT IN
A Coartv Cent Of shelby county.-To the
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Ssseased. Notice is hereby Fivtn that have
fisf nv settlement Of the esiaie OF Alexander
FobinEon. deceased, with The Cl.rk 81 SAID
.C,rrf- and that will ply for con rrnatlon oi
- ssffi~rnrnf al the Arril term. le0s. Of said
r.urf. 10 be held on the frsi Monday q said
nth in the Caurf house in the cly q Mem
rfis MANA haDANo'-s' ~
Tnux LOkcUE. Clerk. 80.
March =. lsda SoAHsF
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g: &! dR S S9,9:a
to;.sa % s saSS ~
bsss l . Ad Dss
oI HOLES RHya HOLE Apr PSArrysd schr. Rss5ond,
wSsdn. Ssr, Ssa esorsesO~H ior
Nathan
Ea asss; sass : ~. % oes
5ss ~ e. s
Russell ~, fsssmsy 40 fG pSs:poSS Sarah Cullen
Hnssns vsncss soSn
'- sated~scSs Leocsds, Trade Wind. Higgins, Cora
SsSe ss: .3Ss ws Smith Ia
small EIIa Frances Tinker Planet Sn SIy Point BAR
Co. sS 5 sasis. tss: Gee siosl..
sh~saisa, steamer Neptune, Baker (rom NYork, Bos.
iND1AYoLA, March 2s-cleared, sehr Almira Woody,
King, NYork Sist, brig William. codin, do. -
SiIIBki6G 9i April 5~saiisd brig HiSsnts Brown,
NEW ORLEANS, April i-Arrived, steamship Rsp!dan,
Ss s
are Ss'ef Boston,
01 ass Tedoro liverpool brig Fortuna da
H:ass po; sssv u: H.
Oliver from Mouievidso Pontiac sEnss from Havrs das
ciesrss@ssrss Eliza tswe. wsnneyhelm. 9. PessrsSu.s
SOUTHWEST PASS, April I, Barometer 80; wind sw
WpS g. snf A ssa, oS
Haock sagua. Sailed barks Josephine, Mataro, and
:e soI &C.: s ssssss and
saledschr William Chapman (Br,, Anderson, Falmouth,
e.S bs4s
River
Hail. Baltimore 6h bark Oliver Croker sayre date lap
Stu Truman Gibbs and coSssss GIBBS
sa sGS s ss es ss: ss
Sh, AM"Arrived, schrs Carlisle Potter, Philadelphia
a ss all Fsn Wna ST. ,U with saow
20 Ap5 sshrs sEnRh RRyyds
for New Bedfora Sarah TSoinas Arnold baltimore
home sc harGs a. s
LqskMood; E sIY .,., 81, I,,,, ~.
BARK A Esther nss ss nh aal Sr
Fanny Turner, Messina; Eta TneEsT cardsnas; Clara
Said irsaad cisSiussos Ella Matthews SeEl~ss caiSa
the harbor today he schr Alice Rdseway, previously
SIZE ha caps near aseS
I'M, s her,
PORTLAND, April 6-Arived, steamer Franconia, sher
& ay As sfssss ssfss
Cleared oschT Gsorgie Deering, Willard, sagua.
Saled-Barks Phlena, Grace Redpath: schrs George
Deering, NJ Hamilton Il Fuller.
Sh-Arived, steamship HISTORIAN Orb Dutton, Liverpool
and Londonderry.
PORTSMOUTH, April 4-Arrived, bark Hunter, York Port
land for Havana
PAwTUCKET, April 7-Arrived schrs L Herrick Bald
Moore ugers SOIL Chas Cooper Nickerson, Ezabethpor
PROVIDENCE April 7--Arrived schrs Nellie Benedict,
Ellis Baltimore; Lottie Beard, Perry, PHILADELPHIA Oscar
Hawey Penny, do; Goddess Kelley, do for Paytueke,
Sherman, Phinney, kondout Amelia Bebee Ezabethport
Saled-Schrs Ellen Barnes, Clifford, Ezabethport; E
GrapeShOt, Wardweu
Milton, Raymond NYork.
RICHMOND April 6-Arrived, schr Clara Jane, Parker,
Calais.
Sailed-Schr John stroup, Crawford Providence.
SAN FRANCISCO, April s-Cesred, ship Cold Stream,
Greenman, Liverpool
April 6, ships Monita, Glasgow Lady Bird,
London.
SAVANNAH April SArrived, ship Tasmania, Liverpool
SALEM, April 5-Arrived, schrs Eliza Rebecca Price
Francis Edwards, Boce, and Smith, Grace Philadel
phia. .
WILMINGTON, NC, April 5-Arrived, brig Nancy (Bs),
Putnam NYork
Cleared 9TH, schr Julia Newell McInre, Boston,
Up Clyde, Powell NYork.
WAKEHAM, April 6-Arrived schrs MONITOR Robbins and
CARTON Chase Port johnson; Elwood Dorap, Jarvis,
Alexandria; VIM q Audenried, Baker, Georgetown, DC.
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NOVEL CRAFT FOR THE INTERIoR.-The British
steamer Rothsay Castle arrived at this port last night
at five O'Clock from the north shore Of Lake Ontario
having touched at C0lbOrne Coburg and Port Hope.
She brought little freight, chiefly seed peas, and
few passengers. This Is the first appearance OF this
steamer at our DICKS, and her singular appearance
In contrast with the lake steam craft attracts atten
ton. The Rothsay Castle built for blockade
running during the war. and came, we believe, from
the Clyde. She Is fair sample OF the craft that
constructed I'm Great Britain and sent out to evade
cruisers and ply between the Southern ports and
the British West India islands This craft made
few trips.-ROchester IN. ~ Union, april 7.
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COURT CAleNOAn-IHIs DAY.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CorRr-ApxrRALry CAL.
ENDAR.-Nos. 7, 22s, "a, 49, "a, 20, "a.
SUPREME COURT-CIRCUIT-Part l-Nos A1Q 1888
1909 4e3, GIL $685. $780, 1919, e79 $685. 357 lOi7 Io2i
1929, 1o46, 1888, 1909, 1915, 1871 1851.
MARINE CouRr-TRiAL Terminus. e27, ,ls, GAO,
74s ill 49, io0, To2, i0s i0e I'D III 10 sis iie
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A MEDICAL woNDER-HyATr's LIFE BALsAM.
ms v SD sS In se sn %Os he
OF diseases OF the blood great debility liver complaint,
holes entirely through the roof Of the mouth.
sn Se thought
Of MS wh 10 he bed
and come 70 hi: city In month he entirely cured
IYHrTs LIFE BStsAM perfectly cured Mr. william.
not li bis hand 2 his head and confined to his bed
The Life Basam has been tested by the public during
Principal depot GAG Grand street.
Sold by drnggists VI per bottle, or six for Ss
A rrENrIoN SOUTHERN, WESTERN MILLINERs AND
Tss a sS Gran1 STREET near
Hair o. Mohar Goods Brads s's 50 per DOZEN chisnOas
50 so per dozen.
A and dsse1aa
sSSes no Mo%s no a saas se
A CIRCULARS AND INroRMA1I9N EyENIsHED
ls6 Broadway and It's fulton.
A BsoLuTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
"A New York, also from States where nonsupport, drunk
snns mes. or se'soa e sufficient cause No fees
$50 80 coun.elor.a,.law. Isl Broadway.
A OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE SHELBY COL
SHELBY oLiEsE E1IsI1cLAss is7, April: isss
ss q < oS g. % g as Fan 81 q 81 o.
49, u.s. 49, g. g. rs * e. s. ssrSH = cs S., n IS,
KENTUCKY KxTRA-cLA ASS IS, APRIL ls6s
xssr g C. g. II, .rn a. 81 T. is
- 80 McfSr7RE, MSiBRiEN I CO., Manager
Forcirculars and information In the above Lotteries
FRANCE, SMITH n Co,
Covington, KY
A OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE KENTUCKY
IA. State Lottery =
IS. 30 "a y. H. ~. So. So %, rs;
- KENTUCKY sTATK-cLAss 26S, APRIL s. 1868.
20, 50, IS, H. IA. IS, 81 %, la IS, 8, SIS "a, s.
MURRAY, EDDY CO., Managers
Ocal drawings OF the Paducah State Lottery
RxrRA-cLAss 319, APRIL 8, i5oe
49, z sL e 49, :. 1ln T. y ISL e. Co. ."
10 TO- SS' !" g. wM3oSS, cssLr1S : GSS e. ST., s, is
For circulars &C., In the above Lotteries address
MURRAY EDDY CO.,
Covineton, Ky.
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S IPI ING NEWS.

Almanac Asr New Y0rk.-.Tbis Day.
Sun rises....... ) 81 Moon rises ....eve oil
Sun sets. ...... 6 33 High water morn 8 SO
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Weather Along tho Coast.
PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 8, 1865.
CLEARED.

CLEAHED.
Steamship Palmyra tBr1. Watson, Liver poo-E Cunard
Steamship Acushns,, Kelly, New Bedford-Ferguson A
snip Resolu.e tBr, Holt, sbanrbae Norwood A Co.
ship Robin Hood, Kelley, san francisco-G sutton 4
bark MarsarI,a NG Peterson, Hamburg Meincte
Bark kcbecca cArusns, Liesgang, Na,ansa.-wayasa
Bark Delta Dr., Desp 8 johns SPMss
Brig Dolphin swe Norberg Corn Falmouth for orders.
,ng adea Wsnen, tanrezen, Lasuayra and Porto Ca
s5s fIsi MisR Ssf iowa
sehr A sietson, Babson, st Johns, NJ.
sehr Mary Lois tBr, Roberts, Cape canso NsT Whit.
sssr Melbourne, Denton. .Ilov.n-rergu.op Wood.
Wood. ' "e" '''''''-'e's"'0n
ssnr s ,ss ws1:, Ssoydspes Racket Bro
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BIZ THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS
Ship Bessie Parker obj, Fritz Havana March Is with su
gar ar. 70 mase Cd &c /. anchor on the BARI
viz x as O oa :. S:oss
BARI China sBr, Rowsey cenuesos IS days with sugar
70 order Had .<ong gales and head winds all passage
Sssn asys IN r9s o. Aaissas Sailed IN company With brig
S!s ss:ysy, Ls. Barbados. days with sugar and
Grace WEBSTER Ssrdnsr for Psdepha spoke 'cAr
.Ds ossss n Hssu! so. 4. Day, With sugar gar
s &: sss ss Il Win sss !. :.ss
iovurppss yererday A. ths Dsuntess, from Boston)
north Of lost main n snS tns js.
ssSp Tam mp Is%tArd r.mp,co IS days. With SKINS sc
10 Brus.e Tbebsud Had pleasant weather up 10 Asae
schr Sarah Maria Horton Bsr.coa, 10 days. with fruit, 10
Pssrss Had heavy westerly gales all The passage
sugar 4c 70 GodibwAite overon. Had very rough
schr orrnn, 70, Small Jacksonville.
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