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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-02-26
Nurseries of M. y. HeikeS.

RVERY SPORTSMAN, FARMER and HORSE
| II MAN, should send for our pamphlet of 20
pages containing a full description of new inven-
ton by which inYeterate kickeTs, rUnaTays, and
/ vicious horses can be driven with perfect safety
For breaking and training horses, it Is better than
n P. BOYER g. Co, Parkesburay Chester Co. Pa
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HOLLOWAY,s OINTMENT.

SD1soRDERs OF TIE sToNACHs LIVER AND BOWELS.
The Stomach is the great centre which influences
the health OF disease Of the system-abused or de-
biliated BY exeess-indigestiOn offensive breathand
physical prostration are the natural consequences
Allied to the brain, it is the source Of headaches,
mental depression, nervous complaints, and unTe-
freshing sleep. The liver becomes affected and
generates bilious disorders, pains IN the side etc.
The Bowels sympethize By Costiyenesss Diarhoas
and Dysentery The principle action Of these Pills
is On the Stomach, and the liver, lungs bowels and
kidneys participate IN their FecuperatEe and regeH-
eratiYe operation
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-02-26
OUR SPECIAL TRADE!
no
M A R KE T RATES!

This is cur motto, and We cordially invite our
trienos TO increase their trade with u.s. and those
who are not our customers We urge TO make WITH
us at least one experiment. One Of the arm Is a.
Wsysin New York to take advantage ofthe
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N. B.-For the benefit Of our Agents We have ar
ranged with parties who have Goods suitable for
Sewing Machine Agents to sell. We win send
BOOK OF SAMPLES and full particulars on ne
celpt Of one red stamp. Address G. 7. n.
ANDREWS, General Agent, Detroit, Mich. 5yl
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MEXICAN SHUTTLE
SEEMING MACHINE
Is Warranted for Five Years
AGENTS.

WeWish TO arrange with Agents, male or female
TO represent the American Shuttle Sewing Ma
chine, IN each State, County and town in the
United States and Ontaria. Extra Inducements to
Experienced Agents, For full particulars, as to
Salary or Commission, address
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kidneys participate in their recuperatTs and rsgeH-
eTative operation
ERTsIPLLaAs AND SALT RHEUH
Are two Of the most common and virulent disorders
prevalent on this continent to these the Ointment
IS especially antagonistie, its 'mOdus Operandr a
first TO eradicate the venom and then complste the
cure.
BAD LEGS, OLD SORES AND ULCERS.
Gases Of many years standing, that have pertin-
acously refused to yield to any other remedy or
treatment, have invariably succUuibed to few ap-
plicatiOns Of this powerful unguent.
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THE EASHIONS.
Latest Gossip fson New York.

The New York Express gives the tollowin !,
as the la. 'tfashi oh gossip
The full suits have not banished shawls en-
tlreiy from our prOmenades or stores. They
are beginning to show themselves in greater
force than we have seen them for the last few
years. We have seen some exquisite lace
shawts that would cost g. small fortuna, and
considering the amount OF WORK on them, and
the weary VIC eks and months spent over them
and the sight and health sacrificed to complete
them, they are cheap at any price. For per-
SONS OF limited meane, Rrenadine and grape
marette shawls are light and lady like. These
shawls can be bought at from SIX to seven
dollars. l s
Long travelling shawls OF plaid are very de-
sirable and cheap, costing only seven dollars,
be bought for less than twenty dollars.
Satin jean dresses, for httle girls, are very
durable, and can be purchased ready-rnade for
from ten to fifteen dollars.
tx Gray hair is fashionable, and young ladies
are using white powder TO accomplish that de-
sirable end.
Gray moreen lis coming into favor for travel
" ih,ng pesticoats. Being stiffand wiry, II takes
made with quilting ana briant braid. answers
10 lien OF white skirt. TAis combination is
very pleasant for summer. S9ssg
~, Laules' Clusters OF brown linen are o novelty.
Iney are bnStoned no the f,Dnt and worn with
bolt and are very ueeeul in preserving a
handsome travelling dress from dust. This
has nourned over the reliG Of travelling
suit.
White Is the fashionable color for house or
street, FOR old or young. The materials may
be Marse lilies, plque, mus1ia, or alpaca. -
The pompadour waist is Sill In high favor.
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-Aduiteration rules In morals, politics, lite
rature. food. and even physic. The Journal of
Applied Chemistry. published in New York. in
forms us hat drugs are adu'terated to great
extent. OPIUM is mentioned az containing
hsty per cent.of foreign matter, while Turkey
fhubarp is 80 CHASED THAI it is doubtful wb O.
ther NIFTY pounds {" the genuine article, and in
~ weas preserved stsse, can 'be found ia our
whole country. lodidsse potassium is some.
times found adaltera.ed nth carbonate Of no-
tassa to the extent Of eighv per cant Il
::'Throw pbys!o 70 the dogs" -
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AS- SCIENCE ADVANCES. SOON AS
article puporting to be of utility has been test
ed, and its merits endorsed by public opinion, un-
princtped parties endeavor to replenish their de-.
pleted purses by oounterfeiting and substituting
spurious for the genuine article. Some time since,
mercury In the Disguise OF pills, powders &C., was
gwen for all diseases OF the stomach and liver while
quinfne was freely Administered for the cbllls At
length HOS1ETTER's STOMACH BITlERs made
its advent. and an entire system OF healing was
inaugurated. The beneficial effects of this valuable
preparation were at once acknowled ged ana no iner-
al poisons suffered to sink into that obscurity to
which an en- igh.ened age has consigned them. There
have been many spurious Bi terra palmed upon the
community, which, AFTER trial have been found per-
fsctiy worthless. while HOsTRITRR's has proved 9
blessing to thousands who owe to II their restora-
tion TO health.
For many years we have watched the steady pro-
greas Of HOSTRTTER'S STOM ycH BITfRRs In
puolic estimation, and Ito bsneAcsnt effects %
cnre for all complaints arising from the stomach
of y morbid nature. and are. free TO- say that
can bo relied upon ss cortain relief ana rem,
cdy. Iss proprietoss have made the above prepa.
ration. esrSeass Or cerefnl study ana sitting. ana
are now reaping the rswAra claimed by this vair-
able spsclAc, and Mhich they 90 richly nasrit II
~ the only preparation OF the kind that 10 70.
liable I'm all casas ana IL therefore dem, rds te
attention at .the anlloted. & l 81 .s n s. Ai
May 30 pAC al
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

The mother Of Stephen A. Douglas died
yesterday. aged eighty.
The Immigration State Committee meets in
Montgomery, Alabama, to-day.
The commander OF the United States Pacific
Squadron has been ordered TO give all possible
sid to the American and Ohineee Telegraph
Gounpc~y.
Messrs. Bingham and Eldridge, the Con
gressional Committee sent to Montgomery,
Alabama, to investigate charges against Judge
Busteed, reached that city on Saturday night.
The Judge adjourned the court until Wed.
nesday. SI s{;s
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4 "A fellow in New orleans, aHte,tea Win
mania potu, conceived the i6ea the ha M
a goose, and procuring strsw for MAJ Ana
brickbats for eggs. pretended TO sisets s, thn
latter. His nnosher interfsrsd. 'Why do,k
you let me alone2 Don't you see I'm setting 4
''But, Oliver. you ain't . Roosei" the mo,lac,
replied. II amt ?" 'Nc. You ARE my poor,
dear sonl" II know better !" ..Why Yes. you,
are. Those axe not eRgs---.hey are hrickbatsls
'.Dont know9 Odn's lay 'ea, ana / mean
10 hatch 'em or de !"
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THE F1eANCHXSE IN TENNESSEE.

MEMPHIS, May a1.-The Supreme Court, at
Brownsville decides, unanimously, the right to
vote is secured to citizens under constitutional
declarations and the Bill Of Rights that the
elective franchise stands equally high with the
right to hold property, which once vested can
not be withdrawn without due process Of law;
and that the power conferred by the legislative
branch on the Governor to set aside these
regulations is illegal, and that the Governors q
action in the matter is null.
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THE PRESBYTERIANS.

New YoRK, May H.-In the Old School
Presbyterian Assembly, resolutions were offer
ed conveying Christian salutations to the
Presbyterian Churches of the Southern States.
expressing the desire that the day may be not
distant when all Presbyterians will be united
in great organization that will cover our
whole land
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BY TELEGRAPH.
NEWS FROM WARRINGTON.


WASHINGTON, May 31.-David Turner has
been appointed collector Of the port of George
town.
The government hss advioes of an engage.
rnent between the troops and Indiaps. -Four.
teen Indians were killed.
The government has received advices by
cable that Minister Motley received addresses
OF welcome from the Liverpool and Americ m
Chambers Of Commerce.
John b. Gould has been appointed Collector
OF Internal Revenue for the First District o,
Georgia.
-Four first-class IRON clad revenue cutters
have been ordered to be constructed for the
use OF the Treasury Department.
Ex-senator Wade visited the President to-
day and received his commission as Govern
ment Director OF the Union and Pacific Rail-
road.
President Grant departs for Annapolis on
Thursday, and for West Point on the 10Th in
stant.
II. d. Bassett, the new negro Minister to
HayLl, received his instructions yesterday.
he was personally instructed by the President
to assure the Haytiens OF his good will.
General Longatreet, in reply to demands
from the War Department for sums claimed
against him at the date of his resignation, de-
mands vouchers, with the original endorse.
ments. His letter concludes as follows 1.-THE
oonfusion incident to the stirring events of the
last ten years, have led to the loss OF @ great
m any OF my papers, leaving me no other re-
course than to your records"
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a MOVING PILLAR or WATER.
Huge Waterspout Moves Over Iona
Island sOund-A Brig Dism asted and =
small Boat Drawn into the sky-Nar-
row Escape or q BOY.


A storm Of unusual severity last Wednesday
swept along the coast Of Long Island, N. Y.
AZ times the wind blew perfect hurricanes.
These we're followed by torrents of rain. Briggs
ana schooners lost spars and sails, and con-
siderable damage was done. The New York
Sun says:
Between and O'clock, as the steamer
0 When en- 9ss sesp Taser y
eeveral hundred yards ahead of the vessel.
moving rapidly up the Long Island shore
Somen some nsnermen' who first Observed the phe-
shower they noticed an lmmense denee cloud
FORMING in the heavens. While they were
wondering ut it's rapid formation, and raomen-
!ar,ly awaiting Q further deluge Of RAIN, o con-
from the cloud. The apex Of the spout was
downward. At first It apparently oonsisted of
q Nease yapor. A similar cone arose from the
tes osom d, r the sound. and the two became uni
TINS junction was formed the water seemed to
nan Iun up the sdes or the funnel Ike flames Of
nie ;o enWrappgg church steeple. A high
Soue to tsetHha'l9hd tha han and the column became OBJ
vas vas the size OF hogshead, but some hundred
Iees above the water it was no larger than =
iager beer keg. '''- =
+,a ane ne Ginning column of water danced over
ing Cold Splye il shot across "a ths ~az hsz NSap @
Vys!el ,a nay aD1t quarter to 4. In its course
sever g1g al hunarea }owboat. sending II spirally
% boat !. .houaa and ~ 10 the air, osrrying It over
Just outside the harbo Il struol, % hro pesS cn,n.
pletely dismasting it the ISL short es aesce He of
ITS power Of suction was e.orr,on. 49, !. !,
estimated that over half m1oy a,o1,n Ih1 - s as
wafer were drawn into the cI,sa SSs,;,,.s ~. ~
existence Nearing the beach n .ha vnsn,sS rtS
namsd na SsaYshas RIne Gassle ss il was boy
terrible roaring ana on turning abona neasu sa :,
twenty steamboat pipes rolled INTO and nile SSiH
for orf lis sT1 s ssS scssd sSs the shore he
apparently in pursuit of Ina ran upon the shore
Striking the beach fr6ntina the castle az
vast pillar of water broke.Snd the s,"rss ~ ~
hs ap e,Shsh OF mile was deluga BY ood
John Banvard. who speaks of it as q WonXerrsIi rsI;
natural curiosity.
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aS UNITED STATES INTERNAL REvE.
NUE. = COLLECTORS OFFICE. SECOND DIS.
TRICT. sOCTH CAROLINA-cHARLRsIo MAY
I. l869.Ihe undersigned, Collector. will be in at-
tendance at No. 40 Broad-street Charleston, until
May 8lst to receive from residents OF the City of
Charleston ST. James Santee st. James Goosecreek
st. Thomas and st. Dennis, st. Johns Berkeley St.
Johns oolleton, st. Andrews, st. Stephens and
Christ Church. Special or License Taxes. also Taxes
on Income Billiard Tables. Carriages. pla'e and
Gold Watches, included In the annual list for 1859.
Unless payments are made or before the day
above named, the law imposes additional charges.
Taxpayers are informed that the Collector has no
power to deduct the Ave per cent. penalty and ono
per cent. Per month interest taxes not paid With
In the time specified in the notices. sf5@
Neither is the Collector responsible the parties
who require Licenses do not receive their notices. as
they are Invariably put I'm tho Postoce. All Licenses
are due ten days from date of notice.
- WILLIAM r. CLoUTM AN,
May tuthS Collector.
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Special Mottres.

A% NOTICE. UNION BANK SOUTH
CAROLINA. CHARLESTON, JUNE /. 1sc9.-rbia
Bank is now prepared to receive Deposits and re-.
sumo general business. BY order OF the Board.
b. D. ALEXANDER, Cashier.
June AA.o
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"a ALL DEMANDS AGAINST BRITISH
BRIG j. L. PYE. PxE Master, must be presented at
our Office on or before Twelve O'Clock M, THIS DAY.
LIST inst, or they will be debarred payment.
J. A. ENsLOW & CO.. Consignees,
June No IA Fo.+ tsov
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~ CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
JAMES ADGER, from New York, are notified that che
is THIS DAY discharging cargo at Adger's South
Wharf, Goods remaining called for at sunset will
be stored at owners risk and expense
JAMES ADGER & CO.,
June aoan.
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@arris0.

BY the Rev. w. p. MouzoN, Mr. EDWIN j. MAS
IERMAN, Of London. England, to Miss SARAH LIE
CARE EGAN Of Charleston, South Carolina
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Wbituatu.

LEWIs.-Died on the 29th Of May, MARY BELL
aged ten months, daughter of RIoHARD and IsABRII
II. LEWIS. q -
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4@ ONE HUNDRED YEARS AGO TIE
now celebrated PLANTATION BITTERs were as
well know in the West Indies as they are now
known in the United States. 1t ts true that thew
were not known by that name. bat their components
aud manner of manufacturing were the same--saye
that there has been added Calisaya or Peruvian Bark
celebrated the world over for its wonderful tonic
properties Even to this day these Bitters are popn
lar rs ever and their sale and on these islands
10 constantly increasing. and there can hardly a
family be foun rich or poor who is without them
We do not wish to impute any wrong to the Ameri-
can proprietors Of these Bitters but that they are
the orginators we most stouly deny. aud they must
take such umbrase at 1t they please. At the same
tue we take this occasion to say that more vain
able tonic Bitters cannot be found in all the world
We consider them just the thing for weak and deli
cate females, and all those requiring mild ana cen
tie stimulant
MAGNOLIA WArER.-superior to the best imported
German Cologne and sold at half the price.
June .tuthsa
a@THE NEATEsT. THE QUICKEST AND
THE CHEAPEsT.-TRE NEWS JOB OFFICE. No.
143 EAST BAY, having replenished it's Stock with a
new and large assortment of material Of the finest
quality and latest styles, is prepared to execute at
the shortest notice and in the best mapuer JOB
PRIN TING Of every description.
CaH and examine the scale Of prices before giving
your orders elsewhere.
aa-NOTICE.-TO OWNERS OF LOTS IN
THE TOWN OF MOULTRIRvHLE. sULLlvAN's
IsLAND.-All persons claiming title to lots on sul.
vans Island upon which dwelling houses have not
been erected within the time prescribed by Jaw and
who wish to retain the same, hereby notified to
enclose them at once in order that such as may
have been abandoned shaa be declared subec. to
cation and occupancy.
BY order Of JNO. M TOUHEY
May "a Intendant.
81 TIES, sCARFS, GLOVES, UNDER
WEAR AND HOSIERY, at
BLACKwRLL'S,
May ~ tnths No. 219 King street.
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v sS- VIERG ma ',S 8ELEOsT T8b. ChRMICAI.
BATHs.--A RRAScM OF DIR. vRRdNE's foF NEW
YORK. Electro chSniiesf Baths q BOW eStabaished
and In DAILY c2eratfcs sfs eASi1R. lone door above
Hrdson.street. over tho Once Of DaP. T. HoHLRY.
Who has private room for the espeial acSommcda.
tion ot those who wish 90 be tSeaAd by me Medi.
eated Baths. wich ere celebrated III the cure us all
iseasss prUaucs ~ tne moo libsr uso Of Afsrcury
in any Of 10 forms; Glso yRa,snsasisn, acuss and
chrcnic; Cont Lead Rptscning 10 40 form, Nervous
Affsosisnh. Dsbgtts, ana qhronio diseases sganerA
ally. Il ss.s% s
De g. WIN adnsinaster the Bash By instructicns
arsst from' the disccssssr, ~. vi which sInsrses
many ssesns ana ussfa3 bsnta
My . lmo
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June /

aS-GO TO GEORGE LITTLE B. co. FOR
cheap UNDERsHIRTs AND DRAWERS.
June .,,...,
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as-SOUTH @ A ROL INA, BEAUFORT
COUNTY.-M EQUIIY.--D. "A PLAT Ts, ADMIN.
'IsrRAToR, VS.. aABErEL vABN.-4RILL RoR IN
JUNCTION = Pursuant to deerssal order of the
Court Of Rauity In the above shted case, thu crei
tara Of PLATEa, aeaaaaah, ase called On 20
prove their demands before me blythe s,st day Of
August next. tN'4@a H. @. JIDp, g. O. r. 4
}. Beaufort, 9. O., April as. 1sss. 4, N ,ss " ,s
4 a .,Msy sg 6lSiS vi &sf sa S " may 1del. IA
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aS- THE EMPEROR OF BRAZIL HAS
appointed "Board of Health" to investiea ate and
decide what proprietary remedies should be admit.
ted into the country and what excluded After some
months session they have reported condemnine
them all except Dr.. J. 9. AVER & CO.'S prepare
tons. Three OF those they recommended the Em.
peror to admit for the benefit Of the public health
while they hold the fourth. Cherry Pectoral, under
advisement for further information respecting one
OF Its neredients-morphine, W ',s while so e1-
tenstvely employed and highly esteemed as O
remedy In this country, is scarcely known in that
OF all the other medicines before tim, the Impe-
rial commission say, mo one Of them merits any
favor whatever, or protection from tis government
as they contain nothing new any specific virtues
not fully known aud used by our own physicians"
The Imperial Government has accordingly prohib
ted them an from admission through the custom.
house, except the remedies Of our distinguished
counrymen above mentioned-a discrimination by
their learned men, very like that to which
has led the American people.-IBoston Herald
June1
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June l

as-GO TO GEORGE LITTLE co. FOR
FINE LINEN SACKS, 81 80.
June tn4bs1mo
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@
aF HAGANS MAGNOLIA BALM.-THIS
sarticle is the True Secret of Beauty. It is what
Fashionable LADIES', Actresses. and Opera Singers
use 20 produce tnnt cultivated dtsti1ne Appearance
so much admired In the Circles OF Fashion.
1t removes all unsightly Blotches Redness,
Frecklcs, Tan. Sunburn and Effects of Spring Winds
and gives to the complexion Blooming Purity of
transparent delicacy and power. No Lady who val
ues fne complexion can do without the Magnolia
Balm. Seventy Ave cents Will buy it OF any Of our
respectable dealers.
Lyon's Kathairon is very delightful hair dress
ing. tutbs 1mo DAC May22
1S ROSADALISl-DR. F. OLIN DAN
NELLY. now of this city, formerly Professor of Ply
sology and Pathological Anatomy In the Middle
Georgia Medical College. Chief Surgeon State Of
South Carolina during the war; vicePresident Geor-
gia Medical Association, say:
En-. LAwnENoE-I have carefully examined your
formula for the ROSADALIS. and recommended il
to several of my patients. The combination is O
happy one, and must prove potent remedy In all
diseases requiring the virtues of great alternative
medicine. wish you success.
f. OLTN DANNELLY.
Baltimore. April 22 1858.
For sale by GOODRICH. WINEMAN CO..
Importers OF Drugs and Chemicals Charleston g. @.
WAY 20 stuth3
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~ EXECUTORS FINAL NOTICE.-NO-
TICE Is hereby given that on the fifteenth day OF
juno ensuing. at Twelve noon, the undersigned Will
apply to the Judge Of Probate Of Charleston County
for final discharge Executors Ct will of the late
THOMAS M. HUME
EDW. g. HUME,
JOHN 8: MITCHELL, M d., Executors. :
T. GRANGE SIMONS,
May15 ssuth limo
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MAGNOLIA WArER.-superior to the best imported
German Cologne. and sold ut half the price.
June : .&uthsa
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r.
himself OF the approaching spectacle until he
saw gliostiy efaHies in the air. MIR. Mason, on
the contrary was as calm % sunaner's morn
ing, and Ruffsa at his old Powhattap clay pipe,
with Its Virginia reed stem, as indiHerentfy as
II he had not an enemy on this mundane foot
stool. Our speed had been purposely slackened
to make out, II possible, the designs Of the
strange ship, and tn . short time the captain
relieved our anxiety by announcing her to be
Spaniard. We then bore down upon the steam
or, spoke her, and found she was O man. of-war
cruising for slavers. A boaE was lowered, and
Mr.. Sl'dell, who was familiar with the Spanish
interview was that the Spanish captain offered
bis higata as our escort into Cardenae, on The
Island Of Cuba, and there we shortly arrived.
Having no ball OF health or vouchers from the
thrown into quarantine; but Fiat night with
MS usual adroitnees, Captain Oakley Amuggled
theladles ashore In d small boat, aud they ex-
CaaDged tho pent-up Utica of shipboard for
the comfortable pariors Of one Of the island
hotels. We obtained permission to land on
tho followina afte0noons aud the commissions
ers, with their Eutte, at onee proceeded by rall
y ~ Sf crn sS ssns n e ss sD ts o sSs s
the ship, audi ann now clad thas ISildg 30. for
th9 welcomo we seceived A. Havana; the cheer
and rnstie; the didings in and dinings ont; the
presentation Of flags and gifts lin short. the
princely hospitality with which The aympathet4
| 10 Cnbsns sought 20 Danish the Thought OF war
and dsnriys ton, Oh crsated ? moorng spot 10
dFois aacAor @ and m Il Re1scti ~ ~ A.sa snsH ~ y
Hare We bade Mrewstl TO the !. s.Theodoras
snG Ess ssSS;s ssPssig. nv sErsnd ear-ied me
only awaited tho rss atsassaes. | Mssm M''ias Sie
dispatched my official business with Coionel
Helm, our Consular Agent, and Ia accoaSaance
with instxnctions blocked out plans for the
/ W. IN. M vs,aa a., ShA gts ~ psovs,,,s q,