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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-07-18
Domestic News.

MHMPHIs, July 17.-The Chinese EN-
migration Society has, been organized,
with d capital Of 81 900, ,OOO' which
maybe doubled. $40, 900 was subscribed
on the spot Shares are $1OO. The
convention ordered 5000 copies of the
proceedings to be printed, and then ad-
journed sine die
ST.. Louis, July 17.-An excursion
train, composed of railroad officials, ran
off the track of Lawrence, and many
prominent railroad officials were hurt.
but not killed. The engineer and fire.
man were killed.
MACON, July 17.-In the Turner inves-
t1gation to-day, the only effort made by
the defence was to impeach the credita-
bility of the witness Swayze. Some
twenty blacks and whites swore they
would not believe Swayze on oath. The
decision OF the Commissioner was re-
served till Monday. ...
New York, July 17.-The Govern
ment forces have destroyed Ryan's camp
OF hllibusters on Long Island, and
brought over 124 prisoners. Ryan es-
capped. There was no bloodshed
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Washington News.

WASHINGTON, July 17.-Internal reve-
nue. receipts to-day 81, GOO, 900.
Disappointed office-seekers are after
Boutwell, for the return of their papers
backing their applications.
Secretary Boutwell, has ordered 1,5OO,-
600 in bonds to be issued to the Central
Pacific Railroad, being for the compile
tion OF the road to Promontory Point.
An abstract of the reports of the North
Carolina banks show an aggregate of
~, ,6O0, ,000; specie in banks $4,000, 600.
The Collector OF the Second Missis-
sippi,. who has been appointed Mayor of
YIcksburg by Gen. Ames, in response to
the inquiry whether he can hold both Of
tees, is advised by the department. to
decline the mayoralty.
A colored lawyer was admitted to the
bar of the criminal court OF this district
to-day. He has long been connected
with the Bureau.
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F%iNAHeIAI, % AND col5gIIliSgTAi.. g 3 IiiE 8 = I,

FloaE .daiI aSdI Y 5SiOS. I6dsT! S PWRSss " 81
dull, and 1920 lower. Corn, less active
but easier. Pork 32,37,, Cotton Quiet
uplands 3414@341K- Freights dull and
dropping. ca;,-e.f Sssr ,r-.l5
7P. M.-Uotton dull and unchanged; n e
sales $50 bales, at 3414(034%. Flour
dull and heavy, and 5C9IOc. lower-su-
perfine State 6.25@6.50. Wheat 132c.
lower. Corn less active and scarcely go
firm. Whiskey quiet-Western l. O5 free.
Pork firmer, at 49, 80. Lard quiet and
steady. Gold 353I.
BALTIMORE, July 17.-Cotton quiet, at
81. Flour dull and in light demand.
Wheat steady but tinactive-new red 1. so
@1.6O Corn firm, at LOO. Pork quiet,
at 81. Bacon active and advancing
clear 1SA@19; shoulders 1st6. Lard
dull, at 1917.
CNo1NNAr11, July y17.-Provisions firm.
Mess pork 33. Lard 1919.
CHARLESTON, July 17.-Cotton quiet
but steady; sales 60 bales-middlings 33;
receipts 241.
AUGUSTA, July 17.-Cotton market un-
changed and very little doing; sales 40
bales; receipts 6; holders are very firm
on account of the small stock.
Dispatches from Savannah and Mobile
state that nothing was done in cotton
to-day.
New ORLEANS, July -Middlings
321a; sales 375 bales; receipts 442. Gold
35a. Flour-superfne G. Corn 1.O7.
Pork $3.50. Bacon 15@1S1I. Sugar
common l0911; prime 13L. Whiskey
1.12@115.
LONDON, July 17-Noon. -Consols 90.
Bonds 82sS.
LIVERPOOL July 17-Noon.-Cotton
quiet-uplands 1875; Orleans 1875.
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In Bankruptcy.

In the District Court OF the United States for
the District Of South Carolina.
In the matter OF Robert Bryce & Son, Bank
rupts.
NJ NOTICE is hereby given that general
IN meeting of the creditors of said Bankrupt
vii; re held at the Office of W. J. Clausen, ESQ.
Register, at Iorkville, s. c., on the 2Gth day
of July, A. D. 1869, for the purposes named in
the twenty-seventh section Of the Bankrupt
Act of March 2, 1867.
BY order OF w. j. Clausen, Esq, Register
THOS. j. LAMOTTE,
Assignee Of Robert Bryce & Son.
July II m2
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In BankruntcY.

In the District Court of the United States for
the District of South Carolina.
In the matter OF Gilbert Garner, BANKRUPT. er
T'nrte Juriah Arthur
NOTICE is hereby given to al creditors
~ holding liens against the banl. .upt estate
or GILBERT GARNER, that they are required
to establish their liens before w. ]. Clawson.
Esq., Register, at Yorkville, S. c., within
thirty days from the date hereof, or be barred
from all benefit Of the decree to be made in
this case.
by order of Hon. Geo. &. Bryan, Judge of
said Court. THOMAS J. LAMOTTE.
Assignee.
COLUMBIA, s. c., July II, 1869 July Is md
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The State of South Carolina.
KERsHAw-IN EoU11Y.

hERsHAw-IN EQUITY.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
William E. johnson and Others President and
Directors Of the Bank OF Camden, 8. c., us.
the Bank Of Camden, s. c., and others.-BM
for Directions, Injunction and Relief.
pursuance OF Q decretal order enterep in
i this cause, creditors of tho Bank of Cam
den, 8: g., are required to present statements
or their claims, designating the number of the
bills or notes Of each denomination, forming
any part thereof: at the banking house in Cam
den, s. c., on or before the 1st September next.
and are enjoined from commencing or further
prosecuting any suits against the said corpo-
ration without the Especial leave of said Court.
C. SILVER, Clerk of tho Circuit Court
May % mis- For Kershsw Co. sc
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New Articles for Present Use.
CONGREsS WATER.
v LEMONADE SALTS.
Siedlitz Powders.
Soda Powders.
Calf Feet Jelly.
Concentrated Extract of Beef.
Gelatines, Corn Starch
Arrow Root, Tapioca.
Pearl Barley, Pearl Sage.
Flavoring Extracts, Yeast Powders
Hops, Canary Seed.
Freeh Tamarinds.
Portable Lemonade, Nectar.
For sale by FISHER & HEINTTSH,
July IA Druggists.
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In Bankruntcv

In tho District Court of the United States for
the District of South Carolina.
In re A. NJ. Hunt, Bankrupt. ez parte James X.
Eriday-Petition to establish Lien, dc.
NOTICE is hereby given to ali creditors
IN holding liens az aiiist the bankrupt estate
OF ALFRED NJ. HUNT, that they are required
Register. at his Office, in Newberry, on or be-
fore the 18th day Of August next, or be barred
from all benefits of the decree for distribution
or the assets which may be made in the case.
BY order Of Hon. Geo. s. Bryan, Judge of
SAID Court. THOMAS j. LAMOITE,
Assignee.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-16

The recuperative powers Of the South
have been abuudantly displayed in the last
few years. When the war ended we had
few agricultural implements, little stock
and less money. Material reconstruction
had to commence from the ground. Houses
had to be rebuilt or repaired. aud modes
of communication had to be restored from
almost complete destruction. Yet in four
years thereafter we shall have made sin
gle crop Of cotton OF two millions and a
half, which is greet achievement 10 so
shSr OF ile after the practical bankruptcy
OF the South by the abolition Of slavery
But il is in'the export value Of Southern
productions that Southern recuperation
shines most resplendently. Here we find
that, with population of less than ten
millions, the value of our exports alone
are put down at 1928, 100000 while the
value Of the exports OF all the other States
put down at less than $250.000.000. AT
this rate. the export value of Southern
products 1881 80 per head for the entire
Southern population, while It would only
give SO rs for tho people of the other
States. These facts attest the innate Wit
aliiy OF this people, and show that materi'
al progress is the dominating instinct and
purpose of the Southern mind Memphis
Sun.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-16
Horrible Assassination.

On Tuesday evening, September Ia, as
Mr. William Duke, sister and little child
were returning from camp meeting at
Hickory Flat camp ground, in Pontotoc
county. to their home near Lafayette
springs in this county, and when in about
one mile OF home. au hour and a half be-
fore sun down. two ruffians and assassins
rushed from the road side with their weap
ons drawn and without word fired upon
him tnuke) bringing him to the ground.
The sister sprang out Of the wagon and
prayed the assassins for Gods sake to
shoot her brother no more for he was al
ready dead, but notwithstanding, the brutes
approached and shot the dying man twice
after he was down and then left the sister
and little child to manage the corpse the
best they could Information of the hor
rible affair was Immediately reported to
the civil authorities of this place, and sus
picion resting upon two Of the young Nc
lntoches, who live near Lafayette Springs,
as being the perpetrators Of the deed war
rants were immediately issued for the ar
rest Of the two young McIntpshes and
placed in the hands of Colonel Main. our
worthy and energetic Sheriff. who repair
ed forthwith to the residence of the father
of the young Mclntoshes and succeeded
in capturing the elder of the two And
ns be now awaits trial before commit
tee Court We think it prudent to comment
no more on the case until the testimony
developes new facts Oronian.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-16
Gbs daooObills Republltan,
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY
Noble & McMichael,
PROPRIETORs.
w. II. NOBLE, EDIroR.
PROPRIETORS
w. II. NOBLE, EDrroR.
TIE r nj y.

SrsscarprIox.-0n copy. one year, "
/ paid in advance; S. II MT.
Only subscribers paying within two months
. after the expiration Of their previous
subscriptions. will he entitled to the
benefits OF our In Advance rates"
ApvERrrsING.-Te lines, or less, first in
sertion, Sl,5O; each continuance half
price this rate Of charging applies to all
advertisements that go in " till forbid, '
and TO all that are inserted for a less
time than three months, and to prepaid
advertisements only; an addition OF
so per cent will be taxed on all not paid
in advance.
All advertisements and job work, ex.
cept from our regular advertisers, will
have to be prepaid, or no notice will
be taken OF them.
Quarterly. half yearly and yearly adverti-
sing contracted for at most liberal rates.
All editorial notices, except when accom-
panying the first insertion OF an adver-
tlssment, will be charged for at the rate
Of other advertising; Obituaries the
same. ea
Our authorized and only agents 10 New
Orleans, are Geo. II. Vinten, lao Poy-
dras Street. Il. q. Wharton & Co., No
SO Common St.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-16
CONCERNING NAvIGABLE
STREAMS.

ARTICLE 80. All the rivers, and such
Of the creeks and water courses within
this State. as shall have been declared to
be navigable streams. by act Of the legisla.
ture, or by the boards Of police Of the
county in which the same may be. shall be
public highway.
Article 34 The board Of police shall
have power, when the public good may be
prompted thereby, to appoint such hands,
liable to work on public roads, and living
within convenient distance Of any navi-
gable stream in their respective counties.
to work thereon and the said board shall
divide such stream into convenient dis
tricts, and appoint ovefseers. and assign
as many hands thereto &c may be prupet-
y taken IRON the public roads. and ~
laws resp citing the working Of the roads,
shall apply iu al respects 10 the Kprk y
be performed on such uesigsble streams.
ARrlcLE IS. The overssefs On such
navigahle streams shall cause all logs and
overhanging timber, which may be in o.
across said stream. and al other obstrnc-
ITEMS to the navigation thereof, % b ~
moved II within The power Of the force
under bis control; and any person ~
enter ad remove distinctions. ffon ~
oOScrrDEp or rzisD rkof.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-16

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- 80. | az pa.d s.5 ~ -. -. ~ = - W s'.s -
,hst sravslla.s No. ~. 49, 49, ~ 80. ;,saa.a.;s.S :
tbssahv thar sad /, Ia NJ bsass. - sLs ;O.raa s
~ .Ls' d. d. ~. ~. " o-.e .oes inau.o Wv.
a;re 'S writ wr;,,a0 ~ na,;ea 4, ~ y ea. -. a's. -.
go 8. oc",rans . - sse ~ ~ s''e y"as .ss's2o'
: tr'nIJ r1.s !. =. 'so -. 'an - "a. sa'u
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sf,sr - snch ,ol;as a,hsr-;ss ''s saah - r. ssys
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camrIv n, viii sneh IN ,o.;s5 ~ asS ~ y
q 4 nroy;ds5 VA Il ~. 49, - s..,s:'s - SGss
ncla
I,~,, 9e p...- La. -
months alter b;s .nn,,;nsmsot sSa,, .s -. -
the rr,ad of which 81 has suns,;ntsnSsn.s Sa ss
leading to the coort bonsa ~ ..;ne;a.i
town n tbe conntv 10 he msssn,i " - =.
already measured snS shsli = s.ss. ~ ~ ~
already srected NO., af d...hIs 49, ra..: : -
al AT the tsrm;nst;pn of ss.h III III. 49, 49,
inc thereon IN lsrca Roms, I .hs,aa,... 80.
or 6gnras the numSa. of ,n;i.. e. -
eourt house or nrine;nal ,a~n .nd M go 80
ovsrseer falling herein shall fo-fs;, ~
nav the snm ef .wsrs.- a.. aei,as % -.
baIf 10 the use Of tba conntv snd ~, o,s
or half to the usa n srv na,son s H. ~ I'm III,
sue for the sama Wv wa
ART,crr ~ Fvarv ovsr,... ~ a. .o.a
who sbalI neglect 70 ,snlscs sneb my r.os,s 1s -
shall have hecoms dsst.nv,d - 5;sri.aad
within The time aforsss;d ssaIl n ea-l,;s % ~
snm Of Eve doIl.ss 81 81 a s ~. sis !. ,-'
covered in ,hs msa,a. ~ a :. .r;ssa osS :; " ~ ~
Last art;cla w '' 'O''uea - 'Ae
AprIcTr % rvs~r .,o....- -.
in ~. ,;s,a .f..as.;j sse, na.-e s.a'' w.
aroctsa a. M whasa ,.aas sasss Poss = y
A. the intersection !, Is for,s ~ q ~ y, ams,;s
roads in b;s d;str,ct With an;ds bo..S.
and indsx b.n5s no;n,;ns !, eI nv ,,;,...;s. ~
of said Roads on ~bich shs,I ~ ;nss-;h
sd in laa;hl. chsrscsars '' ~ @ - ,.SS.s = ~
town q, nlsca - .h;.h ~. 4 - s.aa..,, .n :, ~.
and tha comnntsd d;s.as.s | 49,: I
miles snc anp sSs,ssss - - shaIl o sss,,.a.
10 mi nm ana tssn ;r' -. 80 80 ss sn.ss
and g,;ds ho.rds rhsl, go. ~. M -. po's
f;vs dollars - ha raoov.raa I y =. s.;as 49, =
IN tbe last nrsceednr syt;cI. ~
Apv1rT I 2s ma ovsrsss,s " po.a.
shall ~ sn,ho,;.sJ ~ - ars,,lss. ..;ss.ts 1870
nsrson ~ nran.ra anS rIant ~ ,,;,s .s.s.
spd ou;da nor,s ard boarJs IA N ~ sss s,.s
fbs,sof shaIl hs orJared M, hr e ~ ~
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-16
TRAVELLING ON PUBLIC ROADS
REGULATED ~

ARTICLE 80. All driven Of carriages,
or other vehicles whether OF burden or
pleasure, using any public road in this
State, when met BY another carriage or
vehicle. shall keep to the right hand, and
overtaken by another carriage or vehicle,
shall also keep to the right hand, 50 as
in both cases to permit the carriages or
vehicle SO meeting or overtaken. to pass
free and uninterrupted and any person
offending against this provision shall for.
felt and pay the sum Of Eve dollars for each
offence, and such offences are hereby made
cognizable before any justice Of the peace
Of the county. and the zines, when rscov-
cred, shall be paid into the county treas
ury, and the person so ofeading shah Al
so be subject 10 an action for damages, st
the suit Of the party injured.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-16
Mr.. Pendleton Versus the Southern
Democracy.

Mr.. Pendleton has Just been making
another campaign speech in Ohio, which,
as far as it goes, is reproduction Of the
democratic Chicago platform of 1864
laid out by Mcclellan and Pendleton, and
the platform OF 1868, which killed off Sey-
mour and Blair. As be looks at our pub
lie affairs. everything is wrong. and moth
ing will be right till everything done by
Congress since the war is upset. He does
not broadly say so. but his argument runs
directly to this solution. His financial
pollcy, upon which he had iuIl hearing
last year and fair trial, he still adheres
to; but it is upon the fifteenth amend
meDt that is particularly clear, earnest
and emphatic in his opposition to +" the
powers that be-" Tooth and nail he is
opposed to negro suffrage. and opposed
to flooding the country with hnese COO
lies. He ignores the new departure Of
the Wisconsin democracy and the pres
ent advanced position Of the Southern
democracy entirely aud he seems to for
get that while Pendletons programme is
followed by the democracy of the North
the democracy party will be confined to
the Northern States. The Ohio contest
is really between Grant and his policy
backed ly the republican party Of the
North. aud by both partie, in the South,
on the one side, and Pendleton for 1872
on the democracy platform of 1868 Gu the
other side Uphill work this for Pendie
ton in Ohio in 1869. Rosecrans saw it at
a glance and retred.-N Y. Herald.
Never mind, Mr.. Pendleton, your jain
ME Democracy are all right in Mississippi
and are only playing at little ruse to en-
trap misguided and deceived colored men.
They will show their true colors and be
the same old Ku Kluy again.
We true Republicans down here under
stand them and best Of all the colored
people see clearly through their sham
cloak.
Rest assured they will soon return to
their Ku Klux operations II, fortunately
Uncle Sam does not put quietas on
them.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-16

Our friends. Messrs. NOBLE & McMr-
oHAKL, Of the Woodyile Republican, aud
Col. PERcE, OF Natchez Gen ALDEgsoS,
Of Fayette. Gea. FARRELL Of Scott conn
ty. and Gen. GEo. G. McKEE, from the
scene Of bis labors at jackson, called on
US this week. But they came and went
like 50 many meteors IN a dark night, light
ing up the weird solitudes Of our sane
tnm with a momeniaEy light, and then
gonel- VicksbmQ Republican,.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-16
My Heart is With Thee.


When the breeze with n whisper
Steals soft through the grove,
a sweet earnest lisper
Of music aud love.
When its gentle csressin
Away charm each sigh,
And the still dews, like blessings,
Descend from the sky,
When deep spell Is lying
Or bill, vale. and lea,
My warm heart is flying,
Sweet spirit, to thee.
When stars like sky blossoms
Above, seem to blow,
Aud waves like young bosoms
Are swelling below,
When the voice of the river
Floats mournfully past,
And the forests low shiver
Is borne on the blast,
When wild tones are swelling
From earth. air, and sea,
My warm heart is dwelling,
Sweet spirit, with thee.
When the night clonds are riding,
Like ghosts, on the gale.
And the young moon is gliding
Sweet, lonely, and pale,
When the ocean is sobbing
In ceaseless unrest,
And its great heart is throbbing
All Wild in its breast,
When the strong wind is wrestling
With billow and tree,
My warm heart is nesting,
Sweet spirit, with thee.
When in slumber thy fancies
In loveliness CLEAN,
And a Thousand romsnces
Are bright in thy dream,
When visions Of brightness
Like young angels start
In beautiful ligbtness
All wild from thy heart,
When thy calm sleep is giving
Thy dream wings to thee,
Oh say art thou living,
Sweet spirit, with me
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-16

ISLAND OF JAvA.--The island Of Java
is between six and seven hundred miles
long, and from thirty fvet to one hundred
wide, containing q popuation Of 10000
900. TO one who has tine there are re
markahle objects Of INTEREST around Bat
avia, ruins Of temples o-nately sculptur
ed, erected no one knows when, but cen
turtles before Europeans set foot upon
the island. But more wonderful are the
volcanoes. one Of which il unlike any 9th
er in he world. 1t is not crater upon
the top Of mountain. bat is situated in a
wide plain, the crater sank about 1000
feet below the general surface. This de-
preston is about fifteen miles in diane
ter and the other nearly mile. in which
aie numerous small cones sending out
steam and sulphurous fame.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-16

A TRAGIC SroRy-A lad, narrating a
street fieht in which he had been engaged
said +" LII tell you how it was. You see,
Bill and me went down to the wharf to
fish and | felt in my pocket and found
my knife, and 1t was gone and | said
Bill, you stole my knife; and he said !
was another; and | said go there yourself;
and he said it was no such a thing and
| said he was liar and could whip HIM
If Twas bigger'n him and he said he'd
rock me to sleep, mother; and | said he
was bigger one and he said l never
had the measles; and said for him to
fork over that knife, or I'd fix him for
tombstone at Laurel Hill and he said NY
grandmother was no gentleman and |
said he darsent take it up but he did,
you bet [; you Fever well, you never did I;
then got up again, and be tried to. but
he didn't and grabbed him and throwed
him down. on top ofme like several bricks |;
and | tell you it beat alI-and so did he !;
and my little dog got behind Bill and bit
him, and Bill kicked at the dog and the
dog ran, and ran after the dog to fetch
him back. aud tlid'nt catch him till | got
clear home, and | i whip him more yet
Is my eye very black.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-16

Alcorn, the lion Of Ames' menagerie, Is
expected to roar at the Courthouse next
Saturday. and Col. w. B. Shelby, hon
tanner, will heard the lion in his den, and
make HIM as tame and gentle as lamb :
Come in aud see the fun.-Brdadon Re
piiblican.
And when the lion shall roar polroou
Fantz win take 70 tree.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-16

The Woodvile Republican, published
by a gen n.leman who had fought in the
ranks and dug in the trenches Of the Con
federate army. who was liberal in his ideas
but hesitated to abandon the effete Democ-
ratio party. has lately passed into the
hands of Messrs, Noble 6 McMicbael,
w. II. Noble. editor, and is now what
its name indicates-a Republican journal.
1t is ore of the Oldest ID the, State hav-
ing entered, few weeks since. upon its
forty fourth volume The Republican
will do good service now. in good cause.
As an illustration Of the intolerance and
prescription of Democratic lawyers and
Democratic merchants, we may state that
one third Of the advertisements were with
drawn iron the paper during the first week
after announcement Of its transfer to the
present proprietors. But we reckon there
are Republicans enough in Wilkinson
county to sustain it.--N 0. Republican.
, 1869-03-11

pxx.r7cus-FiorrG closed dnu sid So lover.
Wheet hcaxy and uuuin.lly lower. Rye noEutuh1 y
Sf.8a s. for Wtats!n- U4h nomtnaf a. :'Ke for
MeeSett1, In stort. Corn steady new mixed Mc1s-
cru Il ste. md dull and nesvy old DO. ssstLol in
FrayIsioSs-ps;k dnn; Is, s1zns;K ia. new
meas. ea.h and reEa!ss. Beef da!l fna heavJ- Cut
quiet, fut ttea15. LAtd Qoiet E49l24c for kIt to
prime tteAu1.
E0os-puI2 ~ 12}13c-
WAHkxI-Qnies; sales - bill Western 1t ase.
, 1869-03-11
MlRITH NfELLIcE3cRs


HAnsos or Rursz II Poar Ro.AS:-A isrcs
ard tr,nrsi..tic meeting Ct the slhaIan5 =
Was.1yhsu md surrounding toSnss,?s "a oI f.
1t Ptrt AQwsp On the eTeItnz os a3.ai1H. -
euey Ct laf.nE betoRr tte C.nadan r. .o1n.
wssern ennfare Il Loar Ut sty po"fss:s ~
in1:ur re- fnyio1 Tss sdop.ed auouE others:
Rsso!rtd, 1hst il the cptalon q ~ NJ h;sIsk 1sE
n.roor oi refuge on tic north saosa Of Lake
Er4r fcr The folfnwt-S rtascns
oceu,. 1rrS Is tt does IN tse bite" Of tas tskc,
GSns Paw, r1on'ug tcnttea1t 1rd tie n IN eoore
toath II xr4t lsnd.Io:scd- Vet.e!s On .hss voyass
rints et tne nortn eh- re. ard dnd Il l1po's.b
to work of, or, IN attempting to do -, b.coue
=. i ts eas:iy snt.red. ut. nsture a. hiring
ih:orsh she poi7t Of sut1e.eet wtdta for vs.sel.
10 beat puf. with from tsetre 70 nesn fest Of
vatcy. ,nd I cnmmoct.us tAstr inside OF Lare
Po:ut BsJ, fsee from ary sea AID with good
anchorage.
CANv1l Subtitle seow-hsrk Aeeon!nee,
which rr7lvrd hero o7 eUu1SY uorEfns ffo0
Chsceo, itit that pot FhdaJ, md wis cut
lrri.S ;te iItsn.sl. c,i- Tsa:nls Ct taAs a.. -