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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-07-24
chattel Mortgage Sale.

Whereas, Charles Fl. Pierce, on the 18th eia '
Of DECENT Der. 1853. executed and delivered to
Abraham Williams. a ChatteI Mortgage
dated on that day, upon the following de.
scribed personal property, to-wit:
One Day mare three years old. and one
gray mare three years old. to secure the pay
ment OF one hundred and seventy .one and
s.loOths dollars, on the 18th day OF becem her
1863. and which said mortgage WAS duly re.
corded In the ONCE Of the Recorder Of deeds
In Cedar county, lows. in Book &C., Of Chat.
Tel Mortgages. on page IS. on the nth day
o. February. 1865. at O'Clock r. N. And
Wnere.s, default has been made In the pay
ment OF nancy secured by said mortgage
now, therefore. notice In hereby given that IN
Pursuance Of the statutes In such case made
ana provided. the said Ghattei Mortgage
VIII be forsclosed by sale of the property
therein described. At public auction al the
Town OF Mhssiii0n, In sAtd county Of Cedar
and state Of Iowa, on the 18th cay OF 4 august
1879, ~ ~ o'clock A. ~. or much thereof
- shall be necessary to satisfy the sum Of
el5l.Ss. with interest and costs and expenses
Of sale. nniess the same shall be sooue r ~ ia
Dated this slst day of Jniy ls73
J. u. sHEARER
3v0 sheriff uf Cedar Coanfv NV.
PIATT A CAEE. Att'ys for Mortgaxee.
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QUINCY GRANGE, No. PAS. will hold
. regular meeting next Friday eve
ming, May I'd, and every Friday eve-
uing thereafter until further notice.
A. ID. COLEMAN, Sec.
Inland. April oath. 1873.
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CENTERDALE GRANGE, p. OF H.,
meets the 2lst Of Dec, 1872, ut ] o'clock
p. NJ. and every alternate Saturday
thereafter at Comfortable school house,
SpriDgdale Up.
Mrs. J. B. LAMBoRN, Sec.
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SHERIFF SALE.

BY virtue Of four general executions TO me
directed. issned from the ofice Of the CLERK
OF the Circuit Court. in and for the County
OF Cedar and State of Iowa, in favor of Nor.
ss ocheitre., VIM. coutts, A. Hoitslander
and N. J. Hawley, and against the lows
south Western Railroad Company, have
levied upon the following property as the
property Of the said Iowa south Western
Railroad Company. TO wit:
All the right. title and interest Of said
Company In and To q certain Railroad bed
and grade, lying and running through Cedar
county. Iowa. through township eighty ,s0l
range one ~, two ~, three f3j and four ri
and known ~ the Iowa south Western
Railroad bed, including all bridges culverts
piers. equities and franchises whatsoever
along and on tho said line belonging 70 the
said Company.
And shall OFFER the same for "a y. at the
Court House door. In the town OF Upton In
said county. on Saturday, the 9Th day of
Aug. A. d., 1873 At one O'Clock p NJ. Of said
day. 10 satisfy said execution and costs that
may accrue thereon.
Dated this l.tn day of July, A. d. 1874
JOHN ID. sHEARER
swD sheriff Of Cedar county Iowa
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Monodelphia Grange will hold reg
ular meetings at School-house No. IL,
on the first aud third Saturdays OF each
month, O'Clock p. NJ.
n NJ. l.. BUSTER, Sec'y.
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Inc increased number Of harvesting
anh threshing machines sold in this
state this year. shows what may be
expected In the way Of grain crope.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-07-24

Oak Hill Grange regular meeting
Saturday evening Mt p. NJ, on or
before full moon.
w. I. ROBINSON, Sec'y.
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The time for holding regular meet
ings Of the Coon Creek Grange i or
every Saturday evening at I! O'Clock
p. NJ. on or before full moon.
JOHN JOHNSTON. Sec.
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Covers Ferry Grange, No. 235 will
meet Saturday evening. March 22nd.
and each alternate Saturday evening
thereafter.
j III GrNSOIlrS Sec
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The time for holding regular meet.
ings Of Forest Grange is every Satur.
day evening At - O'Clock on or before
full moon. b. BURROUGHS. Sec.
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Inland, April

Regular meetings Of York Prairie
Grange are held on the fi-st Wednes-
day night of each month at the York
Prairie school house, att o'clock p.
NJ. Visiting members are cordially
invited.
NJ III RIAIR Geo
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SPRINGFIELD GRANGE meets rexu-
larry on the first Monday evening of
every month at O'Clock.
J. GEIGER, Sec.
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Regular meetings Of Virginia Grove
Grange will be held on Tuesday even
ings on or before full moon.
w. q. Buster. Sec'y.
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SprIngdale Grange No. 337 meets
regularly every Saturday night on or
before the full moon at their hall in
Springdale.
ID. W. SMITH Sec'y
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The value Of buildings now in course
Of construction In Chicago 10 estimat.
ed at about So. o0O, 600, By . SUNDAY
paper Of that city.
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Prairie Belle Grange, No. 375, will
hold regular meetings on Saturday on
or before each full moon, at Il p. NJ
Visiting brethren welcomed.
GEO. BRITTON, Sec.
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The Chicago journal says, favora'
BILE reports come from oil directions
touching the grain crops Of the West.
The hay crop Of New England and
New York will be very light. on m
everAge. Unless overproductIon % d
transportation exorbitsnce cut down
Me price Of our cereals, good times
kre In store for the prairie farmers.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-07-24

Pennsylvania proposes to test to its
full the RESTRAINING power Of an oath.
The Constitutional Convention af that
State. scting upon the suggestion OF
Jere Black. has prescribed . stringent
oath to be administered to . legislator
ct the close Of . session. He must
swear that he has been faithful, incor.
ruptibie, etc., In the discharge Of his
Official duties. This Is an idea Dor
rowed from the courts. II guardians
and executors are held In check by
the oath which will terminate their
1duciary trust, then, perhaps. legis-
lators would be.
What would be the result. we won.
der, should they be unable or nnwil-
ling 20 swear?
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-07-24

In the French Assembly Monday
afternoon Jules Favre attacked some
policies Of the government. He wan
ted to know why the government,
which punished with severity insult
ers of the Assembly, permitted jour
mails to insult ex- President Theirs
with impunity. He also exposed and
denounced the alliance between the
Mcnarchists and Bonapartists. After
scene of great discord, vote Of con-
fidence in the government was adopt
ted by 400 ayes to go noes This
large majority on the eve Of the re-
cess is regarded rs significant aud is
with the vote by which
the present government was called in
10 being on the oath Of May, when
President Theirs was defeated by on
y IA votes.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-07-24

Pleasant Hill Grange will meet on
Friday evening. April 18th, aud on
esch alternate Friday evening there.
after, at Pleasant Hill School House
Sugar Creek township.
J. b. LAUCAMP, Sec'y.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-07-24

Some correspondent has interviewed
Col. Smedley, Master Of the State
Grange Of Iowa. He reports the Col
onel - saying that the system Of CO.
operative stores 10 being abandoned BY
the Patrons. and that the officers Of
the National and State Oranges do
not encourage the plan Of having the
trade Of the Patrons given TO one es-
adjustment with the understanding
that they are to pay 10 per cent profit,
as they, the officers desire 10 inter-
fere as little as possible with e-tsb
'lished rates.
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OrrIcERs AND DIREcToRs.-
THUS BOOT, PreSt and Irea-f.
e. FURST, sec'y.
n. r. BLAIR, A. J. CRAWFORD ". q. WILMER.
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The Independence lIows) Bst,etin,
speaking Of the "anti-monopolyn pol
itical movement says:
The Democracy 60 for it a. drown
ing men clutch at straws; few dis
appointed and sore Republicans who
want office aud see no other way TO
get 1t, are in 1t. and some honest men.
Many of the latter are acting from
impulse. and time will get them right.
The managers will live to regret that
the trap WAS Get too soon.
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ChSsag0 counts IN addition to her
kliWod Uouuections. A new railroad
y bees completed from Muskegon to
= lsapb6s Mich, over which the
& traau was run on Sunday night
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The Indiana salooon-keepers are
just now busy In devising methods Of
escaping the liabilities Of the State IL
quor law. which 10 very similar to the
Illinois law, In that 1t provides for the
collection from liquor--ellers by mem
bers Of the family or other relatives, in
case of the drunkard abuses his family
or does other mischief. The saloon
keepers OF Blufftown have issued q
regular notification to the public that,
having obtained license according to
law to sell spirituous liquors, they
propose to conduct their business a.
cording to the law. They therefore
| notify oil married women who do not
want them to sell to their husbands to
leave written notice to that effect
within three days. ''and all unmarried
women or girls who have .fe,lers' or
beaux whom they do not wish to have
take their bitter- ut our bars will
please give like notice" They have
also issued form OF permit for the
use OF wives. 10 which they grant the
husband the right to drink when and
what they please, and waive all claim
for damages arising therefrom.
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A few suggestive home truths from
Pomeroy's Democrat
Why is il that Democracy and
drunkenness are so generally associa-
ted? Go where you will, three out OF
five Democrats are afraid to be known
~ temperance men, and to
discountenance the car. OF nine
teDths Of the misery and three-fourths
Of the taxation now cursing this coun-
try. The Democratic politician who
is up for office flies from rum hole 70
grog shop. from saloon to sample room
to rally the Democracy. Public meet
ipgs are held In the whisk yshops, and
the very man who urges reform from
Republican corruption spends for
whisky and last dollar he can borrow
and goes home drank, or sees his au.
dience In that condition. Hundred,
OF times have we been severely de
nounced for defending the ca.se o
temperance, on the ground that with
out the whisky vote Democracy is
dead duck.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-07-24

Thu words which ass quseee " w
sb.rruaue cspe,ou hsss - ~ oeeoms
- oomnou aussl u ho come =
- - tess svssy sssck-brain VIII
- Aehsy = ~ q once dsnomin
49, mrl~us1bsm" and dubs himself
ssgseerpss.D Not but there b room
ehassse6 lbr many great reforms ant
unAny true relormen. Most assuredlJ
these b. And not that there are no
II The word many self-saerlncing PER
soss, the best energies Of whose Hives
have bsso, or ars being. spent 10 BE-
half Of tue reform. There are IN
doubeedly very many such; but they
ars never, never, found among the
ranks Of those who spend large part
az thsir Zine proolaiming 70 the world
that they are refcrmers and that 'ne'f
labor b one Of reform.
n posltics no lss than IN oil other
matters Of general interest, reform and
resnrmsf, ars continually needed
Ana h politics. perhaps moro than
anywhsss else. DO 70 nnd fearful
aspcunt Of counterfeiting. No party
comes before the people without car
Yyinr on oil tn banners the magic
vord. Few men seek for popularity
and ol,csal station without immedi-
atsly attempting to fy themselves -
tail 70 soms ..rsform" kite.
The people have learned By expert
ance TO look farther and deeper than
the lebkls Of their own making which
thsss parties and men wear. Il It .
party, they look to the principles
which give Il cohesiveness and unity !;
20 ito record, lift has one. and If not, to
the record Of IT. leading spirits. In the
cass Of IN Individual, much the same |
sre properly used /; and the
time, We hope and believe with faith
strengthened by the fate Of
Let fail's Demo Liberal "Reform"), |
has passed when either men or par.
Eies can ride into popularity and pow
u simply BY IN early and late ciamor
md dust about abstract reform"
Newspapers are not exempt from
he mania for ''reform." They, too.
,oms Of them, strive persiateutly and
earnestly to have the dear people"
,elisve that their welfare alone lies
rear the heart; thxt their only object
o abusing that man or praising this
me b the same old threadbare ire
orm." They are understood better
han they think. Tho people appealed
o are neither blind nor deaf. They
full we'll that when . man,
] party or . newspaper finds II neces-
aTy to constantly cry out bis or it,
'wn virtues. 10 ever appear wrapped
D . mantle Of self-praise
under such circumstances. we say,
has taught the people full
veil that al the honesty IL on the out
ide, and that al the "refor n" really
lssired b comprehended BY some
hing, or anykAssa0. which may inure |
o bis or lts own selfish advantage.
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AGENTS. everywhere 10 sell our new
and novel Embroiderine
" A MTEn Machine. send for Illusfra
w 4A4v o0 ted Circular, to the Mckee
York. -
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Crime In Iowa, say the Post and
papem Of like opinion, IL on the de.
crease under the benedcent rule Of no
capital punishment. Unfortunately
for these papers and their theories,
the facts In the premises do not sus-
tain such assertions and facts are
stubborn things. Murder and robbery
the fearful Alger tragedy, for near
instance-have grown more frequent,
more bold and seemingly more horri-
BILE and Infamous. The latest sl.eci-
mon took place on Monday night, as
related In another column, where
seven masked men place obstructions
on the track before an express train
crowded with human life; and when
they see that the vigilant engineer
notices the danger and will partly or
wholly avert 1t, the watching assassins
shoot him dead - his hand stretches
out 70 reverse and brake the train.
The desired end is accomplished.
The train 10 wrecked and robbed.
One, at least, life 10 taken and scores
are periled with . devilish reckless
men. Pursuit IL vigorous and sharp
The Williams ere this may be, We hop'
are, caught. What Is the result unde'
the law. A term In the penitentiary
with al the chances which time ant
money ever bring for escape or pardon
This y not right; and the result viii
eventually be hanging scithout iaU be-
cause the law provides no punishment
which can recommend itself to the
sure convictions Of honest citizens Al
adequate to the crime. We should
deplocs this, In common we hope
with oil persons who are permitted to
think on the matter In cool blood, and
for this reason we hope speedily to see
the Law Of the bible, Of reason and Of
experience, re-established In Iowa.
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Master-A. B. sAEDLEY, Creeco, Howard Co.,
Lecsurer-J. C. Assorr. Carksvtlle. Butter Co.,
secretASy-wn. DUANE WILSON, Des MONIES.
Treasuref-M. L. DEyIN. Dies Moines.
Chr Ex. Conn.,. X. sHANKLAND, Dubuque.
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WAGES

EOR ALL WHO ARE WILLING TO
WORK. ANY person, old or young. OF
either sex. can make from sl0t $50 per week !.
a. home day or evening. Wanted by ali.
suitable to either City or Country, and any
season of the year. This is q rare opportn.
mtg for those who are on. Of work, and on,
No capital being required Our pamphlet
HOW TO MAKE A LIVING" giving full
instructions. sent on receipt OF 10 cents.
Westminster Co., MY.
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Agent e. C. I. Association.
WHITE P,eEos FIRE INSURANCE CO., WILTON
co.opeeaY,ve src

OrFrcxRs.-THos II. TIsHBCRN, Pres't.
ID. l.. WILSON, Vice Pres't.
e. FURST, Secy.
u T. HEDGES, Treasr.
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WEEKLY MARKET REVIEW
Upton Market.

TIPToS, July q, 1879.
GRAIN AND STOCK.
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The editor Of the Lyons Mirror
thus han dsomely explains little mat
ter: The seven young ladies who
accuse Us Of personalities In that little
squib about dsrniDg stockings and
playing croquet, are each tremblingly
assured that she 10 not the one allu-
ded to-in fact, we hsve not seen .
game of croquet played this year, and
We never, never, NEVER saw . hole in
any lsdy's stocking"
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County Executive Committee.

Chairman, JOSEPH WEAVER; Secretary, H. W.
BAILEY; JOSEPH DowNING. CHAs. r. FuRsr.
SAMUEL YrLE, WV. L. McCRnsKEY, W. $. CHASE.
JoHN CLANCY, H. A. CUsTIs.
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which were the conductor, William
Smith. Superintendent Royce, the ex-
press messenger, John Burgess, and
three other persons, and commenced
rapidly firing into the car, yelling.
"Get out Of there get out OF there
| Two bullets passed through the clothes
OF the conductor, one grazing the skull
Of the baggage man, and one the head
Of the express messenger. the inmate.
jumped out, when they were ordered
TO the rear under cover OF dozen ma
w revolvers. Two OF the robbers
marched up and down the train
threatening 10 shoot any person who
showed head on the train. eayinp.
Get down out of sight, or wen shoot
ye." The robbers then took about
81 600 from the express safe. cut omen
the mail bags, but took no letters. and
mounted each q horse and rode of
across the prairie In Q southerly direc-
ton, tho whole being done in less than
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1
following fashion: Anybody that Ia
too pious to play croquet ought to be
done up in starched linen, put In .
bag, and hung up like suit Of Sunday
clothes, and not let out till meeting
time"
The Tycoon, Of Japan. knows how
to start newspaper He does not Of
Ter big beets, nor prize squashe-, nor
oroide jeweiry as premiums for SUBJ
scribers. Having taken an int rest In
the publication Of new paper u, the
japanese capital, he has issued an or.
der that all men Of certain social and
political circles shall take II or be be-
headed
A Rockford IN. dispatch says:
The full effect OF the hail storm in
this section, on Tuesday Of last week,
is as follows: The crops are entirely
destroyed on 200 acres, and partially
destroyed on 600 acres more. The
prospects for crop of wheat, oats and
corn are fair. The barley crop is
failure. The rye crop is half to two
thirds of M average. The English
hay. or timothy and clover, two-thirds
Of an average CROP"
The annual Orange parade in New
York consisted Of Q procession OF near
~ 300 Orangemen accompanied by an
escort Of 800 armed policemen. The
New York Herald facetiously desig
mates It ss the annual police parade"
The riots attending the celebration Of
the battle of the Boyne, two years ago.
causes great precau,ion to be taken by
the city authorities In granting per-
mission to the Orangemen to enjoy |
the privilege of psrading the streets
With banners and music celebrating
10 victory OF . body Of Irishmen de-
batlog another Of the same nation.
lily.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-08
STATES REGISTER'S

TINTED STATES REGlSTEN'S
Summers In the United States Land Of
lice, of the District of Carson City. Nevada.
Tic People II Tie Emitted States TO JONI
Reeves. Join s:...,,ivan and James Crawford and
Louis IirsnGe tie, gre cting:
You are lsI.by summoned 10 appear Iefore
me. al my office. in Carson City. On the EIGHTH
DAY Of MARCH. /. y. 1879, ut 10 O'Clock. A. NJ,
to answer the complaint Of the Central Pacinc
Railroad Cotnra1y. ~ ring Your claiI.. to ihs
West half OF Northeast aug t,r, and WSst> Sat>
Of Southeast quart of Sec tNon a. Town.
ship sixteen lIGl n. 4. n,nct.on I.) East:
West haif of Northwest quarter. and Wo,t half
of Southwest quarter OF Section Eve 81. Town.
ship sixteen lti n. r. tI9) min, teen East: Eas.
E.if Of Northwest quarter ard East half 81
Southwest quartz. G: Section five ~, Township
sixteen go n. Il. nineteen (lo) East and SW /.
of NV I, and SWl4 of MEL Of Section II. Town,
ship ti,) N Il. 10 East, to tc unjust and illegal:
and tl.e,i and there. Go you siI,w cause, if any
t'!cl. he. Why Tho claim Of said Central pacific
RAILROAD Company shall not he recognized as
;l.st and legal. and be allowed to enter he SAID
lana falling i'll which js.dgIr, NJ Will he taken
against you.
To the Units, states Narshal or DeputiZea
Ciyizt:.-grcetng: Make service and return
her, e.
Given unarr ny hand this third day Of Feb
1uar. i. =, 80.
ADCLPHJS WtlTX.
z, 1isscr. of Carse Cit. District.
ftti-,ad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-03
SH NG NEWS,


Almanac Tor New fork-This Day.
SUN AND MOON. HIGH WATER.
sun rises. 81 Gov. Island. morn Oh
sun SETS. 26 Sandy Hook. morn l 10
Moon SETS. morn i 90 He'll Gate. :. morn AZ
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF JUNE.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 2, 1878.
CLEARED.


Steamship Holland OBJ, Bragg. London-F J
Steamship Zodiac. Chaplin, Morehead City-Murrsy.
Steamship Franconia. Bragg. PortaDd-y r Amea
Ship Game Cock, stoddard, heibourne-Miller
BARK Electra OBJ, Mayaes Bristol, E-Jasw Eiwel 4
sark Teresa Egss aap, M9rsos, Cork Or Falmouth for
BARK Ameries Ger, koperrt, Irefhen-E unkart.
Bark Amaranth (Gerj Won Hagen, Bremen-C Luling
Bark Lima (Br). Byrnes, Hamburg-Boyd Hincken.
Bark Grace lBr), Reynolds Rottsrdam-Heney Par
Bark Canada Br'. Barker, sodertelje sweden,-HJ
Bark Dienstag Ger. Rodman, Esnore for orders-C
BARK New York GtaD, Polio, Penarth Rosds-A
Bark Hurra Nor) Hansen Constantinople-C Tobias
Bark Deodarus tBE, Gartberg Gibraltar for orders-G
Bark b Chaplin Bunker, Buenos Ayres-s Lodd 1
Bark Everhard Ger. Horstman, Richmond, VAC Luz
Brig Insulan CNop, Christensen, stockhoim-Funch
Brig soiario Br), Mcleod, Kingston, Ja-J LeaycrA
Brig Crescent (Br, Nelson, Walton, Ns-J whitney
Co.
Brig Margaret Smith, MOBILIZE Hurbut Co.
Co.
schr Martha A tBs), Maloney. st John, NB-HeAey 4
Schr Georgetta, Jellison Jackson ine-warren Ray.
schr Nathan Allen, Harvey, Sandy Hook Codding'
schr p Gerrish. Amesbury Boston-Jed Frye / Co. :
schr Emile Belle, Kelly. Barnstable, Mass-Woodrun
schr Pointer, Thrasher, Bristol. RI-H W jackson 4
sloop Report Crawford, New Hayen-Rarke tt 4 Bro.
Steamer G Sinners. Warren, Philadcphia.