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unRsEsnEN. ATrENTIOx,

Most Of the Linimcnts sold have fallen into
i'll rrpute with owners Of stock, from the
{ ctthat they become sticky, mouidy, ran
cd, aud when little old, irriiaie the skin
without benehtfing. The Magic Arnica
Liniment lisa beautiful ruby-colOred fluid
which i always limpid and never spOIls.
u + powe rfully penetrating, and there - 10
disease Of stock that can be reached by eK-
tending means that the Magic Arnica Lini-
ment will not cure. Read the evidence.
Can swISNEY IN HORSES AND MULES ZEE
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I AND SALE.

b virtue of 4 decree of the Worshipful. the
County Court Of Maury county, pronounced q,
its November term, los. in the case Of Will
liam Anderson, ct al. vs. James Anderson, ct a J..
/ will proceed TO sell TO the highest bidder ut the
court house dOOr IN the town of COlu nbia. en-
Monday the goth Of November next. a tract of
land in the 18th civil district of MaUry county,
ON the waters Of Carter's creek, adjoining the
lands of L. A. IL. Foster, Anderson Nichols and
others, and known as the ROb't Anderson tract
and contains about thirty-three acre. Terus
of Sale.-One hundred dollars cash, and the
interest from date, and lien retained on the
land for the payment Of the purchase money.
JOHN NJ. HICKEY, Clerk.
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MosT HEALTHFUL SEAT IN CAR
Other things being equal, the forward
seat in q street or railway car is the
most healtiiful. The forward motion
of tie car causes q current of air back
ward, cars ing With the exhals tons
from the lungs Of the forward pas
sepgers. In all cases avoid as much
as possible inhaling annther's breath.
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PAIN hILLER.-Gn another column
will be found the advertisement of Da-
Wis Pain Killer. There is probably no
other preparation manufactured that has
become so much of a household word as
the Pain Killer. For thirty years it hss
stood before the public, and the innU m
orabls stimonials that have been CALI
fsrth voluntarily, testify fully to it's
merits. When YOU need a family u1edi-
cine buy .be Pain Killer.
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REFERENCES.

Hon. W. B. WILSON, Columbia, Tenn.
Col. A. NJ. LOONEY Columbia, Tenn.
w J. DALE, Esq.,, Columbia, Tenn.
A. S. HORSLEY, Columbia, Tenn.
LIPSCONB BROS, Columbia, Tenn.
VIZ. J. ANDREWS, ESQ.,, Columbia, Tenn
KUHV h TURPIN, Columbia, Tenn.
WILLIS z. JONES. Columbia, Tenn.
Dr. T. o RAINS, Columbia, Tenn.
JAMES ANDREWS & CO., Columbia, Tenn
Col. THOS. W. KEEsEE, Columbia, Tenn.
JOHN p. MCGAW Mayor of Columbia.
MARTIN d PICKARD, Columbia, Tenn.
JOHN FRI ERS0N, Pres'dt LIST Nat. Bank.
Hon. W. V. THOMPSON, Columbia, Tenn.
W. p. INGRAM. Pres DIT. Bank of Columbia.
Hon. W. c. WHITTHORNE, Columbia, Tenn.
Maj. W. Z. RICHARDSON, Selma, Ala
JOHN VI. LARKIN 4 CO., Columbia,
Hot. LUKE PRYOR, Athens, Ala.
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OYSTER S0rp.

Three quarts of opened oysters. three
piurs Of milk. Boil the oysters in their
own liquor. with very little powdered
mace. Cayenne pepper, and piece q
butter the size OF an egg. When The
oysters have become plump add the
milk: this m st be done carefully. -
prevent curliing. aud thicken the whole
with powdered and siittd crackers
Many prefer this soup without th.cken-
Ing.
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There will be two Glass Wheels. One whee
will contain 1901 numbers plainly printed
being duplicates of be tickets sold. The 9TH
err will contain 1900 prizes. One number will
prize drawn from the second wheel win be the
gift of the number first drawn, and so on until
sll the prizes are drawn, whether the Capital
Prize or one Of smaller value.
EB-Al monies arising from the sale Of Tick
cts will be deposited in the Bank of Columbia
and First National Bank of Columbia
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ORDER OF


John r. Evans rs. Jesse f. Evans, ct Al.
II appearing u me from COmpl inant's
amended bill filed in the above cause that Viii
month Renfro and Lou Ren'rO are n0n-resi-
dents of the State OF Tennessee. and whose
residence Is unknown, so that the ordinary pro-
cess Of law cannot be served on them, 1t Is
therefore ordered that publicat ton be made in
the Columbia Herald, a newspaper publish
Ell in the town f Col mbia. for four success
i've weeks before the next term Of the Chan
Gerry Court 10 be held at the court house in
the town of Columbia. Maury county, Tenn g,
on the 18th Monday in November next, requir
ing the said defendants then and there TO
appear and plead. answer O. demur 10 COM
plainantS bill, or the same viii be taken for
confessed as 70 them and set for hearing ex
parte. d. B. COOPER, {. X VI.
Nov. S-fW
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NOTICE.

By virtue Of n deed of trust made To ne rs
trustee BY A. e.. a Rachel J. Dinwiidie da-
ted Oct. 18th. $50, and recorded in book X.
pages $50 and $50 will sell to the highest bid
der in the town of CulleOka. on Thursday 2lst
Dec. ISL. the house and lot described in said
deed, il being the one now occupied by DR.. ".
W. Cochrane rs a hotel. Terms Of Sale.-One
half cash the balance in = months with ap-
tainei III: pToperty viii he soId N;tb ,cI he
right Of redemption. and possession given the
lSt day of January. M.
Oct 2O.-td. r. II. HOLDING, Trustee
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MEMrIrrs. TENN, June 3, ISL.


Issrs Hfn.deld& Higiec.
GENTLEMEN: | had a mule which was
laid up this season for hee weeks with swim
ucy in its worst form. commenced the use
oI your Magic Arnica Liniment, and in two
weeks b. was perfectly cured and as hearty
a. ever. This mule is "A valuable one, and
cost me ss2j. You can readily perceive wit h
this evidence and experience, | can give
your Magic ATnica Liniment my cordial
supporf and indorsnent. and DO cheerful
Is recommend IL to all planters and owners
OF stock as a remedy which should always
be kept on hand, as / know from what
have seen in other cases, and from what !
have heard from others, that this LiDime Mt
j. the peyg hest external remedy ever yet dis
covered, and that IL will cure promptly all
pains and aches, whether in man or beast.
Respectfully,
NJ s. BROOKS,
Formerly of Brooks < Dennis, 30 Main 81.
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stop! Everybody Read This

Send n cents and stamp for sample and cir
cular Of our He'g patent fruit and potato poeier
and slicer, which sells quickly to every family.
500 per day guaranteed active live men. Beat
OF city references given as to our responsibility.
SCOTT i THU RSTON,
Nov. ?. l3l West ith ST., Cincinnati, o.
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EVERY LADY SHOULD HAVE ONE

Of the CGLYPIoS NEEDLE THREADING THIu-
ELEs, warranted TO thread coarse OF fine nee
dies with care, whether the eyesight be good or
not. Agents make from s. to $50 per day.
Agents wanted. Send s. cent? for sample by
mail. Hidress Z. Ii. PATRICK, ~ West
Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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BAPTIST Agents Wanted

everywhere for the largest Baptist paper in the
world. Able writer's. all he news and con-
slant improvements. Full Market Report
Sunday School Department-lesson every
week. An infeKible advocate Of Baptist prin-
ciples. ONE price, only s., 50 per year. The
most Astonishing premium and clubbing list
ever offered, or liberal cash commissions paid.
rfs- Specimen cosy and particulars free to oil
who will write to LUTHER & YEAMAN, The
u
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SALE
PUBLICATION.

In Chaneery at Columbia, Tennessee.-Ls--
Is q. LenIer ys J. ID. Howard. e al.
II appearing 70 me from compliments bin
sworn "a. that Cha=. A. Douglas is nonresident
# the state Of Tennessee. so that the ordinary
process Oflaw cannot be served upon him, i i
therefore ordered by me that publication Be
made for four successive weeks IN The Columbia
Herald. 4 newspaper published in the town Of
Columbia. Maury county, Tenn. the last o.
which shall be at least one week before the next
sitting Of the ChanceTy Court, 20 be held AZ the
court house n Columbia on the 4th M0nday in
November next, requiring the said Douglas
then and there 70 appear ard plead. a.
same wiz be taken for cOnfcsSei as to him, md
set for hearing expar-e.
Oct. zJ.-4W. u. 3. COOPER. C. ( n
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ROOFING,

DEBTS New and Improved Patent
ID SHEET IRON ROOFING, Fire, Wa
ter and Wind Proof. AS an endorsement Of
this roofing by parties using it, reference is d.
rected to the U. 8. Government Quarters, at
Fort Russell, Wyoming Territory, and AIaba-
ma and Chattanooga K. R., and Foster 4
Chapman. Chattanooga, Tenn, also Me.relI 4
McGiil, Camden, Ark.
w. S. BELT. 50 / So Z. Cd ST., Chit. o.
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Columbia Athen@um,
TENNESSEE.

A First Class school for Young La
dies. Advantages Elegant Grounds (zs
acTes)-Healtny Location-Capacious Building,
$4,000 Apparstus-Well selected Library Of
u 900 yolumes-Larse Recitation and Sleeping
Table-Full and efficient faculty-36 years ex-
perience-Course Of Instruction thorough and
conpiete-Prices MISUNDERSTANDING Of Matric.
uiates ,4S5, and ia Graduates--No Sectarian-
iSln-Session opens Sept. 4th-Catalogues FsEI
dec.l0v wv. A. SgVTH. A. M. Sec'Y.
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NOTICE
% Hunters and TreSpaSSers

WE HEREBY NOTIFY ALL PERSONS
w not to hunt or otherwise trespass on our
land or premises. All PERSONS thus trespassing
will be prosecuted to the extent of the law.
$ II fimmons, J X p Timmons,
W II TiuNnons, u TimmOns,
A Timmons, WI SedberTy,
John Trott. Feb2-Iy
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CHERRIES SALE.

By virtue of an execution 10 me directed
from the honorable Chancery Court at Colum-
bia, Tenn. in favor of J. L. Williams, c. &
NJ, use of D. b. Cooper, c. n NJ, VS.. l.. g. La
| will sell to the highest bidder at til e court
hodSe door in the town Of Columbia, Tenn, on
Monday the 9th day Of November, ISL, the
following described tract or parcel Of land sit
uated in the State of Tennessee. Maury cOun-
ty, civil district, No. IL, and bounded as fol-
lows, TO wit; north by the lands of Seth X.
kittrell. east by another tract belonging to de-
PENDANT Lewis G.. Lanier, south and west by
l.. A. NicGols, containing about one hundred
and fifteen acres, and levied upon and 10 be
sold as the property of defendant Lewis g. La
nier to satisfy said Il in and costs.
Oct 21-td SIMS LATIA, s. NJ. G.
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A Texas negro, now in jail at IiOus-
for. though only thirty-three years
o. age, has committed seventeen muir
ders.
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EOR SALE.
NOTICE.

On Monday, the 18Th DAY # November. ISL
~ the court house door in Columbia, | viii sell
to the highest bidder on a credit Of one and ,
years, with interest from da-e, the Tract OF
land belonging 10 the estate Of the late Elijah
Hanks deed, in district No. -. boundarl :
given on day of sale. containing bout 20 acres
Note with two approved securities and lien
retained until purchase money Is pail Sale
BY order Of wife Of said Hanks.
Oct. It'd. Z. i. ALLEN, EX'r.
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a " II LII, SUCCESSOR 10
HODGE IL ATTwELE
MANNER OF DRAWING.

run from Nashville to Athens, Ala, that al
Ticket Holders may attend the Drawing
Tree OF chaIRe.
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T. G.. VI. Long. ct al, vs.. Augustus P. Wetter
ct al.-Orier of Publ alton.

Z. G.. VI. Long, ct al, vs.. Augustus P. Wetter
ct al.-OriCr of Publ alton.
1t appearing TO nc from compliments bill
sworn 10. that Augustus 2. Wetter. Edy Pei.
fair Wettcr, Meta 7. Wetter, Alberta Nina
Wetter. Conrad I. Wetter. Tennessee Rembert
R bert Rem ert, James c. Rembert, defend
State Of TennessSc "a that The ord;nory 40, "a
cess of law cannot be served on them. il Is
therefore ordered by me that publication BE-
made in he COLUMBIA HERALD. n newspaper
published in the city Of Columbia, for four con-
Secutive weeks, the last of which shall be a,
least one week before the next term of the
Chancery Csurt. 20 be held at thc court house
in the city ofColumbis, Msury county. Tenn.
on the ith Monday in November next, QSTN
requiring the said defendants to then and
there appear, and plead, answer. or demur
to compliments bill, or the same will be
taken for confessed as to them, and set for
hearing ex parte. D. b. COOPER, C. 8J
Oct2l.
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~ To HUNTERS.

All persons are hereby n,tifed not to hunt
/ or go through my premises or otherwise tres
pass thereon. All persons. especially with
dogs, thus trespassing, will be prosecuted 70
I the extent o the law.
! Feb4 ISL. STEPHEN JORDAN.
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CINCINNATI BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

4 ouIS STRAsSER- " bolesale "a an ufac-
Ia turer Cigars aud Tobacco. Special attten-
ton called 70 the Zig and Little Casino"
brands ofCigars. lS7 Walnut ST. Cincinnati, 0.
OUGREAD d PORTER, Door, Sash
l 4 and Shutter Msnufs.; Rough and Dressed
Lumber, Joists, Scantling, Shingles, Lsth lie.
- Hannibal St
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, MAN OF 4 THOUSAND. a Con

N SuHptIFe tuFtH.-N neTe dcaIh wa
hourly expected from Consumption and
Asthma, all remedies having failed. accident
led to a discovery whereby DR.. ii. JAMES cured
his only child. He now gives this recipe free
on receipt of two stamps to pay expenses, Ad-
dress CRADD0Ck * CO., 1882 Race street,
philadelphia. Pa, giving name Of paper.
Nov. l-iw.
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HIGH SURF ON HAwAH.-From Capt. Mellish OF
the Schooner ActiUe. we learn that the surf has
been running very high during the past week at
Kohala, and that while the barge belonging TO the
plantation was loading sugar. three men were Sc
riously injured by being caught between the boat
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New Zealand Items.

Among the notices of motion on the order paper
recently, was one from Karaitiana Takamoana to
the effect that be will move that 1t is expedient
that the native race should be represented in the
Upper House, that one of bis Excellency's Exc
cntive should be a Maori, and that Europeans as
well as Maoris be allowed to vote for the election
of Maori members. He also proposes that the
number of Maori members In the Lower House
should be increased to twelve. 1.-THE first part of
the motion has been agreed to, and the rest mega
tived.l eli.
Gold-mining among the ranges Of Otago during
the winter season must be avery arduous occupa-
ton. iudging from the following extract from a
private letter which has been placed at the disposal
of the Wellington Independent Las week the
news of a small rush of the Deep Stream, about 20
miles from this town ship (Hamilton), where, it was
stated, two men he'd got 80 ounces of gold In six
weeks. caused a little excitement. Among others,
1 started for the new ~diggings, and reached It
among the earliest arrivals, / managed to get a
claim next the prospectors. 1t is an awfully wild
and rugged spot, quite on the top OF the Rock and
Pillar Range. In the gully where we are working
snow is lying to a depth OF nearly four feet, and
the ice is very thick. We have to pack our stores
on horseback, fourteen miles up the mountain
range, and then go back with the horses, as there
is no food for them up here"
The Chatham Islands correspondent Of the
Hauke's Ban Herald writes The following fatal
and appalling accident occurred recently of Pitts
Island, to two men of the American whaling bark
Albion. when in pursuit of a whale. One OF the
boats. it appears. had fastened TO a whale when the
line unfortunately became foul. and the boat was
taken under water, leaving all bands struggling in
the briDy element. In this terrible emergency one
of the crew. unable to swim, was sinking fast,
when a Portuguese seaman, with admirable hero
ism, swan to his rescue, and was bearing him
towards another boat. when the boat which had
been submerged suddenly shot up. Under the
impression that it was the Temperance of the
whale, the Portuguese let go his man and made
for the boat but on perceiving bis mistake, and
being determined to save him if possible, he re-
turned and made another effort. 1t was too late.
The poor fellow had succumbed to his fate. The
scene of this lamentable catastrophe was soon
blackened with grim and ghastly monsters eager
for their prey one man was hercely seized by the
foot, half of which was torn asunder ere he could
be rescued.
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PACIFIC CO.
CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

PACIFIC INSURANCE COM.
u PANY, Oct. 10, 1s71-The recent conhagration at Chi
cago is a national calamity, unequaled in extent by any other
known in the world. The los ses are very heavy, and their ex-
tent no human foresight could have anticipated, nor possibly
circumscribed. The losses to all Insurance Companies doing
q general business are large and while this Company suffers
with all the others, We wish to assure the public and our
polcy-holders that our resources are sufficient to meet every
liability and that all contracts and obligations will be properly
and regularly adjusted and paid, and this Company will con-
tinue its business. While We are without positive information
as to our exact Losses, yet from the records at our office we
ascertain that our risks on all the streets that penetrate the
burnt district, extending to the extremes thereof, are $l,677,-
900. OF course there must be deductions from this amount
for the risks on the above streets beyond the reach Of the fire.
We are certain that the rumors Eow ahoat respecting losses
are greatly exaggerated.
AS soon as more exact information is received it will be
promptly given to the public.
o2s 81 A. J. RALsToN, Vice President.
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The following concise and forcible statement OF
a great fact is worthy Of the careful perusal of
every citizen OF the country Z" The amount OF
debt. including accrued interest and less cash In
the Treasury, on the LIST OF March, 1859, near the
commencement of the administration OF President
Grant, was about twenty-five hundred millions OF
dollars (S2.525, 46S, 260.O1.) On the LIST Of April,
it was twenty-three hundred and nine millions OF
dollars (S2, 500. 697, 596.27.) The reduction of such
a debt during the two years and one month. which
elapsed from March L, 1869, to April l, 1871, was
two hundred and fifteen millions OF dollars (S2l6.-
765,66S.74), a reduction equivalent TO eight MILL
ions six hundred and thirty thousand dollars (Ss,-
639, 626-55) per month. or one hundred and three
millions and q half per annum, (SI33,567 ,51s.60.)
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CHEAP LABoR.-Someo of our planters are taking
advantage of the presence here of numbers of unem-
ployed men-the shipwrecked crews from the Arctic.
Some fifty have been engaged for the plantations on
Maui, at Sc per month and found, with $50 adj
vance, to serve for one year. Others have been
shipped for Kaalaea, on this island, and some for
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial ASbertiser.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 4
NOTES OF THE e

THE COMET from San Francisco, is about due
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RETURNED HAWAIIAN SEAMEN.-From Capt. Daniel
Smith, of the Harbor Masters Office, we learn that
S8s Hawaiian seamen were shipped on the whaling
feet during the last fall and spring, and that 378
have returned to this port, ten having died during
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WoMAN's KIGHTs.-A Mrs. Kapaa, advertises in
one of the native papers as follows "Know all
people who see this, I. Mrs. Kapaa, the married
wife of Kolomaio, of Naalehu, Kau, Hawaii, do
hereby forbid the foreigners living in Kau. from
again shipping my husband, inasmuch as 1 have
ordered him to come back and live with me, in a-
cordance with the fundamental law of marriage.
Marriage is a good thing for everybody. Respect
fully, Mrs. Kappa"
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GOLD NIGHTs.-For q week past, the nights have
been quite cool, even to GOODNESS towards morning.
Cannon suggests that it is owing to the presence
here of so many " cold shoulders - from the Arctic.
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MURDER ON LANAL-We have received, at a late
hour this morning. a letter from Lanai, which
points pretty plainly to the fact, that in March, 1870,
q native named Palau was murdered at Paomai, on
that island. An inquest was recently held
on certain remains found, resulting in a verdict
that they were those of Palau, and that he came TO
his death by violence. We shall give the full par
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CASTOR OIL BEANs.-A correspondent writes to
say that he finds that the beans will not g pop as
described in our previous item on this subject, and
inquiries whether there is not some machine extant
for hulling the beans. We have made inquiries on
this point, but cannot find that any body knows Of
any such machine ever having been used for the
purpose. We do not see, however, why the principle
of the common corn shelter, seen ON every American
farm, could not, in a modified shape, be made avail
able in constructing a machine for hulling the castor
oil bean. Such q machine could be made at our Iron
Works at q moderate cost, We think.
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MAsoNIc.-The regular monthly meeting of Ha-
waiian Lodge, No. q, f. & A. NJ, will be held at
their Hall, on Monday evening next, at seren O'Clock.
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Ram FAIL FOR OCToBER.-
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81 Frank Jones, the ever popular and amusing
negro delineator, took a benefit last night at the
Theatre, and was greeted, as he always deserves to
be, with a full house. The Minstrels perform again
tonight. - a
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Low WAGEs.-Seamen were shipped this week to
go on short voyages at So per month-one months