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The STANLEY Trial. THE most intcrestin

The Stanley Trial. THE most interesting
case before the court II Missouln 10 the trial
Of John Stanley, for murder. Our CORES.
pon'irnt writing yesterday evening Nov.
ID says: The case was given to the jury
It ~ r. IN. ON Tuesday night The jury
1t this time, Thursday, 3p. m arcstill out,
and I think with but little prospect of
agrec'ny-and unless they do agree. I think
their chances arc good for staying out iii
Saturday night. No court to-day. The
case Of James McGrcgor, indicted for m
asssnl, with intent to commit murder. Is
Sc, f"r trial on Friday At . p. M, Jas, II.
Brown at,orncy for plaintiff"
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Inportsnt % Mill Owuera

TNSIR1CrlONS having bevn Given TO receive appii.
Sth, 1870 The undersigned Y. 8. Mineral Land 0uf.
veyO 10 prepared % give information . caimants de.
string 70 avail themselves Of The benefits Of said Act
and make the necessary ourveyA plnts etc REQUIRED
70 make entSy q placer minee Parties nsakiav n.
Qairies win please ing0sn ne the sise Of claim nun
surveyed lands II apoa unsurvsyed the distance from
the regular su!veya and the amount Ut improvement
expended On the mine.
Surveys Of mines for patent will b promptly sxecu
ted and satisfaction guaranteed. refer By permits.
ston, g II Waeh6urn. Surveyor General. L L..
man, 2egtseer; r r Nay. Receiver; Allen Danfost6.
Arr N i : Ex Co., Helena; ] Kicker ( L mine.
Helena: T Lowry, Esq, Helena; W D Flowers, High.
land, aod W b Dssce, Der Lodge
Pssl0ns 90 the West Side will please address ne q
Deer Lodge In care Of Mr.. q. b ODannOu.
WolS0 GEO. D. FOOTk
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Removal. Gen Csrothcrs Is rcmOv.
ing the machinery If his saw mill at Gold
Creek to Upper Bitter Root Valley It will
be located on tho east side Of the river at
Sleeping Child Creek. 10 miles abovc Cor
wallis. ard I've in operation by New Ycars.
He expects next season 70 raft lumber
down the Bitter Root to Grid and Willow
creeks and other points in the valley.
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ser'ess Array n Vlrgisia.-A special
u.'ed Virginia City, N. r., Nov. ID, says .
, = light occurred last night between
asmp Johnson and Thornton Carter. Dur.
"e The fight, - johnson appeared to b
.s0'"s the worst Of It, h's son, Jqbn John.
IN came 70 the rescue with 1 billet Of
100, dealing Carter = severe blow over ~
I eye, frscturing the skull. Both ne
ssv wv were arrested, the old nan giving
-. 70 %, 800. and Jobs IN dsisak ef 500
W Committed % All.
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TO TIE READING PUBLIC.

The subscribers have beer unable for the past few
weeks 10 supply the fast Increasing demand for
Stat. Newspapers and Periodicals. but are now r..
sei,ing large additions IA their lists aud prepared
% furnish them IN any quantity desired.
~ Regular snhscritc,s, $50 for three months,
81 Tor six m0ath.--in advance.
STACKPOLE & JOHNSON,
Post Office Store, Deer Lodge.
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The ofBcial census returns give Boston Z
population Of 25S, SIS.
The censua-tsier Of Usage, Missouri
found nineteen pairs Of twins, oil Germans.
Dr.. Jesse Fox, father Of the Assistant
Secretary of the Navy, died 1t Lowell,
Massachusetts,, last week, aged e.
A gentleman Of Norwich, Conn.,, found
in his yard King George penny, dated
INA He sold Il for one dollar and quar-
ter, the judicious investment Of which
amount rendered him eligible for the inc.
briate asylum.
The subject Of bringing down rain BY the
firing Of artillery he's again been revived,
owing to the long droughts that have lately
prevailed. What gives color of feasibility
to It, 1t present, Is the fact that the Reign
OF Louis Napoleon has lately been brought
down by prussian guns. -PuaeAinelo.
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BoRMe INTO T1s 6uB14RRAxsAx oxA.
On Thursday last the lsbos Of the par
ties who had been boring for the last IS
months In Lincoln, the capital of Nebraska,
for salt water were crowned with success.
At the depth Of 600 feet below the surface,
in . stratum Of sandstone. lead Of The
great subterraneaa sea Of salt water was
struck, and the briny torrent came strug.
Cling up around the auger and shot into the
cir some eight or ten feet. Il hes sincs
lowed steadily, and with great force and
increasing strength, forming briny rivu.
let II b believed BY the experts who have
seen the low that when the auges Il with.
drawn and tubing inserted, = stream OF
water viii be projected from the we'll +,
the height of fifty feet, making It the mos,
magnificent artesian well Of salt water In
the world.
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=, Literary Companion. We have received
The nrst No. Of tbs Peoplss Liter1vy Com.
p""..a. published ut Augusta. Maine, by y.
- ~ Allen & Co. Il 10 excellently gotten up,
nIlsd 10 rcpletion with interesting sketches
10. .n original stories by some ut the best ~.
'11.ta. well illustrated. and furnished To sub.
.e'l''es at the very low price IT % cents
sI month. A premium engraving entitled
from Shore u ElOre," IL aent "a every
ssw subscriber. Subscriptions should Le
S ;sm. 70 Z. G. Allen & Co., Augusta, Maine.
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LOCAL NEW s.

GENERAL AGENT.-Mr Geo. W. irwin II duly ~.
..nrixet General Agent VI the EEw EORTHwEsr. All
ss,urss transacted with him will b. recognized BY this
o&ce
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Mr.. John McDerm"tt, having purchased
the butcher shop 1T Mr.. Ed. Lovslock. has
gone 10 Deavcrhcad for cattle. anc the shop
will he closed until Wednesday, when 1t
will be re opened. II IL his intention to
cell the very best quality of of meat at low
figures. Give him q call---Thc stages
from Cedar again connect here with the
Helena line without delay.--Thc new
Hotel will open Dec. lst, and he inaugurc'
ted by 4 Ball. It won't need the prefix
Grand to make it delightful affair.
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:DIe,NOI.UTION.

THE Copastnership heretofore existing under Tie
L a!m name Of Lane d EmmereOn, 10 tho M-,ropol.
consent, NJ. Lane disposing Ut his interest to n.
Smith. All accounts due from the firm will be paid
By, and al due II will be paid To- Mr.. Lane. Pers0ns
knowing themselves indebted requested to eses at
once. JOHN b. LANk
o. EX2ERSON,
Deee Lodge. September 31st, 1S9Q
xr. n. Smith having purchased the interest Of Mr.
John B. Lane In the Metropolitan Billiard Hall, the
6rm will hereafter bc Emmerson b Smith. Thanking
the public for the geneEous patronage heretofore b.
st0wed upon our house, we respectfully sOlicit and
will eodeAvOr 70 merit continuance Ut tho ssine.
EMERSON 3 SMITH
Deer Lodge, September 3lst 1870 z
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DISSOLUTION.

THE Copartnsrship heretofore exissns betweea
l. Jno q. Mclean and VIM. Mcdonald, - Black.
emltha 10 this day dissolved BY mutual consent Mr..
Mclean withdrawing from the 1rn, All accounts due
the 6rm are to be paid to John g. Mclean aud oil OBJ
legations due BY the dIu vii! b paid by him:
prompt settlement BY AZ parties owing ~ e required.
JNU. q. MCLEAN,
WA. MCDONALD.
Dsee Lodge October eeh, 1850.
Ha!ag purchased the shop and business Of Mclean
4 Co, Blacksmiths. Deer Lodge, We will continue
business At the old stand and respectfully solic, the
EDwD IIPplNCorT,
Wl. ACuUNALU.
Deer Ledss. OFT. 7th, ls7o
Icemmend Messrs. Lppincett 4 Co. 70 the pshJs
- ars elase woskmeu, who will give good
and solicit the continuance Of patIonses to them:
JNO u. MCLEAN.
Deer Lodge, October III, 1870. esA
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Ny mIse
Heard IN" news
How people by twOs
And more ~ they choose
Say the old man IN mixing 10 mater
And viii never refuse
To S,l their Just dues
Nor give them the blnca
Nor a headache nor other disaster.
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Administrator Sale.-The sale % the
aichard,on es,ate--Se,h Bullock. Auction.
eer--takcs p.s"c ut Blackfoo,. tomorrow,
Nov. 9th. There are some 1900 worth
Of Groceries tO bc sOld. Deacon Bullock
exit Il an invitation 70 Deer Lodge to
come up and buy cheap.
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Personal .-Messrs. Wesley W. Jones and
Sol. Star arrived from Virginia to-day
Mr.. and Miss CouldOck are to arrive by
Sundays cos.h--Mr. Caplicc left for
Cedar to-day. having purchased large
stock Of goods--The Wslla Walla 6sssas.
~" Of Oct. 22d. nOtes the arrival Of Chas.
Bsseser und wife. . e. ~. .- e-E
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Application Fine goods At MACS BROWN JUG
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French Sanitary Fuud.-The contribu.
tons to the French Sanitary Fund amount
I" $50 in the outside camps Of deer Lodge
county, and about 600 IN this town. The
contribution of 81 .l4B IN this o'unty t. Ger.
tainly evidence Of generous sympathy.
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Information Wanted The wife Of VIM.
Y"unkin wishes ,nfOrma ton 1T him. The
letter IL dated "COtiOn HILL" What State
or Territory 10 MT named He will please
communicate u the p. n. ut Deer Lodge.
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Mr.. II. c. Frcdrickson, Treasurer. has
conc 10 Virginia 10 make his settlements
with the Territorial Treasurer.
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V~~~T0
@0n~
CARD.

Thanking eer pstrons 70: pest tavoss, would oess
respectfully solicit continuance 0f the came for Tie
1uturs. al Of which sAa svsrivs ny sspecss ard
attention. h kLElNNCuMlOT.
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BORN. .r..as
towixn-In Heleua Movsmhsr ID 70 IL wife a
Casssss ". Fowls, Eco, dsughss: - :
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- the KlYUs SALOON, AZ yI0NEER q
i.ty u scilins dENUiNS Ei&UORS Fise cissrs
ca:toa.e.s well tr..tsa ths sest y: stsek y ts~s
snd hesdasa'ssss Tor ths ssys. esal b ssd tUh.
Territorial Prison onesn. -Messrs.
Granville Stuart and Con Kohrs, quali6.
ed - Prison Commissioners on Monday,
and Jss. 0ilchrist. Esq, Wardsa. will
quality % soon ~ . session Of the Commits.
sioners 10 held. e3@a
Jean Clara Walters d playing very suc-
cessful engagement IN Osnvss., and isysn.
Enthusiastically spoken Of By ~ Dsave'
press Geo. b. Waldron b doins the ~.
sponsitle, and l. spokea Of bosh = mana.
ger and actor, IN Aaitesiag terms.
Dr.. A. q. Mitchell, with small party ol
friends. leaves town sisis morning, fur fsw
days indulgence In the sports Of The rod and
gun. The doctor leavss biz patients b TIL
care OF d. L. =. Holmes, durisg hts -
sence. .-
Father Do Ryckosis hsisg sssvoidsbiy
detained In Hslena, he has bssa obliged 4
defer holding ssrvloss = ~ Cath0lIt
church ibis week.
lslsrnatsss Wanted..0f CliG n. Css,sr
who cnms - this Tessilesyis ~ iron III
State OF Nsvada. He was near vlFgisis city
that summes. sinus which d0s - frisndl
have not hard froo him. A1dsseoI @. \
elmasons, Der LodCs, y. 7.
Thoa L. Ayd, veil known = Msotasa,
has besa fsssd g1ilty & nansls1ghess &
IL kuliag e Jsaa Barry. = saa Jssseissa
In February ~, cd - besa Unloneod
y STATES psiess - : tssD = ymA
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1870-01-28

STATE TAxEs.-Under the law as It
has been created, the collection of
State and county taxes would begin
on the 18th inst. We see it stated
that it having been found impractical
bio to commence the collection at that
time, it will be deferred until about
the lst of FEBRUARY. 1t is also stated
that the tax will be one third less
than that of last year, and will be fix
ed at one half of one per. cent.
The estimated expenses Of the State
Government amount to 1896, 900.
which, added to the premium on gold
in which the interest of the State
debt is to be paid, will amount to 81,
100000. At tho rate assessed upon
real and personal property, the
amount realized will be but 1920, 900;
and thus the State debt will likely be
increased to the amount Of about $40
1000. AS the sharpers, in order to
pile up their own, Golfers, have made
the interest payable in gold; this
amount will no donbt be easily absorb
ed. '''
This, however, will afford some tenn
porary relief to tho taxpayer, and it
may be required to pay the deficit of
radical extravaganza, until d time at
which they may be better aJle to
meet it. Upon the whole, it would
seem to be an indication Of the exer-
else Of some little more concern for
the interests and prosperity Of the
county-Sumtcr Watehman,l 49,.
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lie made no reply, taking in ST.
lence the little bill she offercd-thc
very last of a small hoard-and
from his own pocket added a green
back, the amount of which I could
not see, slipped both between the
cord which bound the parcel, and
handed the parcel to her:
'There; tell your daughter a
stranger wishes her success
He walked hastily away to avoid
her thanks, and the little wo-
man looked, as she turned TO de-
part, like one in a dream.
1t was a simple act, unobtrusive-
ly, quietly done; and not a week
before, that same gentleman had
been pronounced uncharitable, be-
cause his name would not be put
down to swell the list for aid to-
ward some missionary scheme.
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How They hforce the Liquor Law in
Boston.

visited a good many places du-
ring the day where liquor was for
merly sold; was let into club hous-
es with latch keys; led like lamb,
along dark passage ways, and ad-
mitted through mysterious doors,
on the delivery of a password; ta-
ken down cellar, hoistcd, submis-
sively into garrets, and once lower
ed into cistern, and wherever I
went, in good, sound, law-abiding,
constitutional, old Boston. I found
prohibition inforced with severity
and vigor that I hadn't deemed
possible. Ny head aches when
ever I think Of it.
They begin to enforce about five
o'clock in the morning, as near as
I can judge, and keep it up steadily
until two or three o'clock i'll the
morning, when, of course, tile
thing can take care Of itself. Men
work so hard at it they grow red in
the face; many of them men who
never gave much attention to the
temperance cause before.
A Boston man told me that he
never knew that there were 80
many drinking places iii the city
until the law was introduced, and
he took it upon himself, in answer
to his promptings he neither could
understand nor resist, to aid in in
forcing it. He acknowledged thath he
was nearly worn out. and couldn't t
hold out much longer unless the
law were repealed. The material
they provide for enforcing is abom-
Unable, though as GA. Ward" used
to remark, that he always observed
they keep worse liquors at tenn
perance tavern than anywhere else,
80 the quality deteriorates fearfulIy
under prohsbition patronage.
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The LUNATIc AsYLUM.-As we an
ticipated the present Legislature has
not spared the Lunatic Asylum. If
there be one institution in the State
which, more than another, should
have been left under it's former
Boad of Regents, that institution is
the asylum for the insane. A regard
for the insane-for those unfortunate
beings deprived of reason-has al
ways been considered a feature of an
advanced civilization. A becoming
consideration for this class should
have led the Legislature to withhold
such shock TO tho sensibilities of
the insane as such Board as the one
elect is calculated TO give. What
Governor Scott shrank from doing,
his Legislature has done. They have
laid their hands upon an institution
peculiarly delicate. The Board of
Regents consisting of gentlemen of
character and commanding the con-
idcnce of the State, have been remov-
cd, and a regency composed mostly of
colored men, and others equally un-
fitted for their parts, have been elcc-
ted. We deem this an outrage. But
it is no moro than is to be expected.
When acts like this are committed,
we hope that one good effect, at least
may be realized-to mako every good
man realize the necessity of prompt
~ displacing a regime which, in South
Carolina, thus violates sensibilit,es
and outrages humanity. In the Lun-
attic Asylum, here, are over two hun
dred whites and about thirty colored
persons.-PhUnir.
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The Fifteenth Amendment Important
Question. @AI

A Washington lettor. of Tuesday;
speaking of that days proceedings in
Congress, says: ....
One Of the most important legal
questions debated was that as to the
effect of revocation by ono Lcgisla-
ture of State of the ratification of
the Fifteenth amendment by pro-
ceeding Legislature Of the same State,
as illustrated in tho action takon on
the amendment in New York. It
was argued by several senators that
the constitution does not confer any
power of revocation upon a STATIC
Legislature; that that body can only
consider the question of ratification
and dispose of it only by adopting or
refusing to adopt it, and there it's au-
thority over tho subject ends; tho
Legislature has no jurisdiction over
the subject save that which it derives
from the Constitution of the United
States in the mode prescribed by that
instrument; that in pursuance of that
mode Congress submitted the Eff.
teenth amendment for ratification.
and the Legislature can only detcrm-
inc that it will not ratify, and there
Is an end of the States Jurisdiction
having ratified the amendment, it is
not competent for the Legislature at
as subsequent time to annul the ratif.
cation by a resolution of revocation.
Senator Howe and others we're not
80 clear Of opinion, however, that it
is not within the power of State
Legislature at any time prior to the
adoption of the amendment by three
tourths of the States to revoke, or re-
peal, their former action, and reject
the amendment. The proposition is
novel, without precedent, and is to bo
the fruitful subject of discussion here
after unless very soon the requisite
number of States shall ratify tho
amendment. If it shall turn out that
the three-fourths vote of the State
can only be made up by including
New York, it will become momen-
tous question whether State can re-
woke its ratification.
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COX KESBURY
SCHOOL.

THIS old and popular Institution will
Il resume Exercises OF the first OF
February under the rectorship of Mr.. w.
c. BENET, an experienced and successful
instructor of youth. Mr.. Beuet was edu.
Gated at the Edinburgh University OF
Scotland, and stood amoag the frs, in all
his classes. He taught in the Cokesbury
school during the past year, and the pa
irons were so perfectly satlsfed with the
progress Of their children and the disci.
pline of the school, that they entered into
obligations OF guaranty TO induce him to
remain another year, as the strongest in =
ducements were offered by other commu-
mites to obtain bis services. l have some
experience 10 teaching myself and can,
most unhesitatingly, recommend him to
my friends aud the public as superior
teacher, and an accomplished Christian
gentleman. Rates of Tuition Is. 40.
and 80 dollars per scholastic year, half IN
advance. Board can be obtained at sl2
per month, exclusive Of washing and
ljpbts
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From Life, Through Death, to Life.

Then there was silence; and my children
knelt
Around my bed-our latest family prayer.
Listen-it is eleven striking. Then
I whispered to my wife, "Thc time is short
hear the Spirit and the Bride soy 'come, ,
And Jesus answering, 81 come quickly"
And as she wiped the death dews from nv
brow,
She falter'd. "Hc is very near" and
Could only faintly say, "Amen, amen."
And then my power of utterance was gone;
beckoned aud was speechlees; / was more
Than ankle deep in Jordsn's icy stream.
My children stood upon its utmost verge,
Gazing imploring:y. persunsively.
While the words, Dear, dear father" now and
Would drop like dew from their unconscious
lips.
My gentle wife, with love stronger than death
Was leaning on those cold gliding waves.
heard them speaking but could make no sign
saw them weeping but could shed no tear;
felt their touch upon my fickering pulse,
heir breath upon my cheek, but l could give
No answering pressure to the fond hands
press'd
In mine. So rapidly the river-bed
Shelved downward, had passd or almost
pass'd
Beyond the interchange of loving signs
Toto the very world of love itself.
The waters were about my knees; they wash.
ed
My loins; aud sill they depend. Unawaree
l saw, listen'd-whois is He who speaksa
Presence and Voice. That Presence
moved
Beside me like cloud of glory; and
That Voice was like silver trumpet, saving
'Be of good cheer, It is I. Fear not"
And whether now the water were less deep,
Or was borne upon invisible arms,
l know not; but methought my mortal robes
Now only brushed the smoothly gliding stream
And like the edges of q sunset cloud
The beatifc land before me lay.
One long last look behind me; gradually
The figures faded on the shore of time,
And, as the passing bell of midnight 81 uck;
One sob, one effort, and my spirit was free.
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MISSISSIPPI, JACKSON, January: 10
The Legislature to-day. ratified. the
Fourteenth and Fifteenth amend
ment. '..'..s 'Nrt i'''>'
The election of United States Sem
ator will occur on Monday. p. B. Eg-
lesion, candidate for Governor last
year on the Radical ticket, r., W.
Floun, Of Mississippi, and ! Mlajor Gen
dates. ,..'"' .'''H7' u -
General Allcorn has written ! a letter
to General Ames, declining the Psovi-
sional Governorship. ,sa~'.o., .
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V1Rd1NrA.-Bingham's bill for the
unconditional admission of Virginia,
has passed the House, by q vote of
ninety-eight to ninety-five, and is now
before the Senate. The defeat of the
Radicals in the House was effected by
a solid vote Of fifty-six Democrats
with forty-two Republican Conserve
tives. The bill is receiving q warm
discussion in the Senate, but will soon
be put upon its passage. The early
admission of Virginia, with or with.
out restriction, is regarded certain.
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1t is stated BY a, New York. CO.
temporary that a largeiimmigzA&ion
of INDECENT Israelites rnsy SHORTLY
be looked for .!It igskhe#hi ifhat
several hundred ifthilispatenfS be
sent to New Yofki, ffit6ai6aq it6ai6aq Western
Russia. where folleassaAiso 4 j. 20 s,a Jon
ger to be en6oysd. l;It,isalsorstated
that the suhi icomhistses aUff othe
RsassR; 3 ~ ;PsSsiaR 7'.S ftontIesstSw VIII soon
organize. general fund SoTthe ex-
portstf0nsof Israelites tS ellis p6un-
ItE 10 lDEao-olntup nay-noitGAlli
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Massachusetts owners of whaling
vessels which cruise in the Atlantic
Ocean, lost 100000 last year and
are disgusted. Their vessels are for
sale. They wanted to strike oil and
didn't -
:.
Marcus Stewart, q seaman, employ
on board the schooner Leila, was
thrown overheard by the sudden jib-
bing of the boom, and before help
could reach him he was drowned q