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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-04-26

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lnpryI0 Democrat bias boon oIso
lcl nyycm,r ~ Connecticut by
81B ualouy Iuo House stands
200 Brpuuumntnod 10 Democrats
.Lpl ,'lr ID stood 100 Republicans
ana ~ Democrats, julI ating ~
immc,so revolution in favor " ro
form The pcmpcmta and Liberals
base swept ITO other word WITH cx-
proc, the utter defeat 81 the RAIDS
Cincinnati c.caljuga Mayor, the en-
tire Board VI Police Commi,-i ncr.,
and thor delegates to the Conslitu-
tlouaI Convention All this occur
red bst Monday, and more a Dem
ooradc Liberal Mayor was chosen by
the people Of Springfield The Re-
publican city Of Cleveland repudia'
ted tho Rp,i,al ticket aud callod an
Independent gentlemen to tho Chair.
ChilIicotI,e elects a Democratic
Mayor.
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ONG Coop EFrgcr.
invitation to j. Subsidy Morris, to
meet him outside OF the State, hus
had the effect Of making Josh very
anxious to ray his debts. josh as.
signs that ns one OF the reasons Tor
not accepting the invitation. Wen.
der IL n similar invitation would
have the sNme effect on a,r deliu.
qurnt subscribers -BGI don Re-
pubhcau.
Try IT, Frnpti, aud it it ia a sue
cess, every newspaper man in the
State win no doubt follow the ex.
ample.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-04-26

The Pilot rcports the adjournment
of the Legislature as being entirely
harmonious aud agreeable. The
members OF the luwcr House pre-.
reuted their Speaker, James Il.
Linch, with an elegant gold watch
and chain, J. II. Piles, of this coun.
~, being thu party chosen 10 make
the presentation speech. The Gov,
ernor delivered a Itug,hy address
before the adjOurnmen, to the lower
House, aud at IL o'clock the Speak.
or declared the body sdjourued .ine
dc.
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4 Cultivated Boston Woman a Vic.
Lm Of lnIempcranec--.l Her
Mysterious Death.
from the BoslOn nerall, Anil /

From the Boston Herald, April 10th
Mrs. Elizabeth X. Rice Of |.
ferdinand street, dicl on SUNDAY
the 9th of April. alter being coufn.
ell to her room Tor several days suf
ierng with nervous pros,ritloa in.
cilcut to an immediate use Of alco.
hrlic siimulants. She was forty.
eight years VI age, possessed Of Pm
peFty valled al from forty tu hrs
thousand dollars, IN Gliding the hons,
she lived IN. For some fifteen years
or ever sigco The suddcn death Of hrl
two little children, she bud been adj.
dicted to the use Of intoxicating
drink, and every two or three week.
would have spells Of getting help
lts.ly intoxicated, but she never
wnud take a social glass with any
one. Neitbei would size touch iiau0r
excep, rs these spells came upou her
aud lheu no power conll stop her.
She would then drink until she be
came nMiseated, when 4 . bottle
would have to be- r moved, aud eyci
the mantel anil glasses thoroughly
washed, iha, there should not be len
even a smell OF the liquor ii the
room.
While drinking she would take
no nourishmen,: but when the bot.
tic vas gone sho would build up OH
grlel, broths, etc, ahd In q few DAY.
be about the house AS well as ever,
Being u cultivated woman she
painted beautiful winter aud sun.
mer scenes Tor her patlors, and with
her needle would do exquisite en-.
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Gov. Powers wears n number six
hat and u number ten shoe. lle has
a greater understanding than one
would sppposc IN looking at his
head. In this connection We ure
reminded that the Vicksburs Her.
aid leclares ia bellet that our Gov.
ernor Is either a knrSe era tool. [,
have said he was both aud
then not missed the lacts.--Go. ii.
man Star.
But his understanding will not be
suilieient to lie elect him Governor.
A little Amcs will undermine his
fooiAoli, aud tumble the Buckeye"
iatc the vawmne chasm OF political
issucs.'
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The Legislature passed IN act
authorizing the election Of Chuncery
and Circuit Clerks aud District At.
torneys this f'l. The sovcreigs
may begin TO harden their hands for
the campaign, Tor they may expect
them to be well shaken.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-04-26

We haye noticed a number Of
explosions IF coal oil lamps reported
in WI exchanges Tor the pa.t few
months. We are alarmed Ut tho
frequent occurrence of these ueci.
dents, 50 frequently attended viii,
'atnt results, aud beIioyc that the
coal Oh that is now NEST general IN
nse Is of an inferior md duuceroul
quality, aud unfit for use. House.
keepers should purchase only the
beet oil made, even If i, Is u little
moro expensive.
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The MOdOc War.

From numerous dispatches re-.
oclyed by the department, lrom the
vicinity Of Capt, Jacks camp, we
ara that q fierce war IL being
wogcd by our army against the
Nodes Several very fierce aod
bloody battles have been fought, aud
i the resent tide OF success should
continue to follow the United Stltes
forces, Capt, Jack and his numberle4s
braves, 90 sis'iug of IS warriors and
q few old sqnrws and children, will
be utterly sxtcmiuatcd before the
end Of the present century,. Onr
troops fought nohly, il is said, in the
three or tour heavy battles rcportoI
and succcolc IN taking the scalp Of
scar faced Charley aud wouuding
one old squaw. Victory or scalp.
seems to be the motto Of both ARR les
aud We await with anxiety further
dispatches.
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Book Larnln' in Gc0rgla.

Georgia majors viii here take n
bart seat aud let the 'squires come
to tho front. A Richmond county
man ias issued tie following mar
date:
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STATE or GEORGIA,
Dt.t. ~

Huclinlnd 70.
To the Jailer OF Richmond Co.:
Wcastly Davis Bin Rested on the
affidavit OF Mcrz ,ura Nun, and you
will receive the body OF West Davis
IN t, the Jail OF Richmond coun,y
IN filling 70 give bond in the sum
at $50 dollars, aud keep safely until
lI20 o'clock tomorrow morning, on
the jlt day Of March, 1873, and
VIII BE- Delivered BY due courses Vi
law.
civ under my hand, seal, this 3ist
day Of March, 1873.
Grandson lIARms,
l23d Dist, G. NJ.
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NNhn4
Premiums interest monies. divi.
deuds, etc. received In is12...fi,spI 40 Is
Losers nv rtaG
Losses paid duting the year is72-Si,0si,7 li co
Leases r.id sine, 1899, nearly o. sos, 900.
The Assets Of the "FRANKLlN. tal. In.
vested 10 solid se,uriiiss.l are liable fr the
hazard of FlRg snlie The tasncs istcanerd
thtou.hout hiry-eas Stitss OF the uhioa .
moderate line. clsl. are written uren ,ars.
fnlly selected risks, which are examined once
ers'y !saf by comPsisat inspectors Losses
promptly settled wheH d~etsrmiued. This
Company issue. PoliC,s upoa the tents Of sil
kinds Of buildings 0rpaad Rsnts and norts-
Uarna
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~ iNee tasH making iHts
4fIo ~ assertion shp me- ~.
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uiihefh vbio licpub spb luf 49,
a.'5t NJ Pubic Ao41upt Tbars
.r uuHH0r cam lafn in Hr 6o.l
.li allol lc rutlou, o4In oyp
tttt NHibe made q lbt u0Hypu.
p iot tio denominations
. o
rh' Lqiaia utc adjourned 20
,.ffl'g lr1 t'onrr THEN labor.
t.ile people ~ u,y nrclclai q.
,a.' n wlh q uoUl utilization, %
"'~itnsneigt equality prevailed n'
'a wHrion airon VI -mo5t approved
10 81 ltadici ita', Tito ADJOURN.
mDot NJ celebrated a'.o by d,il
~ between Gi1, u Marshall, aud
rect ID Which w. ON ICcevcI D
blurel uo9. so,crai important
u.ro FASTENED through tho
.,. .nIUus ,bcm Tho i',c apl Sll
.,y y... boz tli' 'il was not en-.
o.. I.l m tine 'or tbs committee 90
rpglt on d, 10 that tho Law "a un
hanged ulou that subject The
III consolidating the Mississippi
C-itral mud y. o, J. q. N Rail.
tarls wa, defeated The peuitcu.
tsy question wa4 lett It, at The be-.
E.untng OF the rc'sion, no changes
being mudc IL The present law fhb
iIl creu,ing the office Of Colnmi.
rloucr Ok Agriculture aud Immigra
ION became o lRw, aud 4 negro by
tic namc Of Griggi, of Ilaqnrna
county, vas elected to IN the Office.
TIE biIl making the o1icc Of County
-%upernicu lent Of Education elective
iiIel 20 pass. 4 len las vas passed
AND sent 10 the Governor, making
D. aterial changes in our present ar,
ucultnral lien acts. If tho ill be,
COMES . law We viii publish 1t OF
Jnce, no US 10 keep our people posted
upon this important subject. The
TIL, we understand gives the land.
Iond a lien, the tenant a lien, the en-.
rloyer and laborcr, when snch rcla.
'lous exist, 4 mutual lien, aud also a
len 90 parties furnishing supplies,
bat We cannot give this as tho facts
hut hearsNy.
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STATE or GB1RGIA,
Richmond Co.

STATE or GBoRGIA,
Richmond Co.
To ths Jailor OF Richmond Co
You will deliver the Body of
Woast Ounces, to be brought Before
me, for examination OF the affidavit
Mersuary Num-, in charging him OF
Mlsdcmeamer-attempt TO Shoot
and Xii Mersuary Mum.
Give under nv hard aud scul this
3lst day OF MrthflS73.
GRANDSON Hams,
l23d Dist, G.. NJ.
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Woman's Medical AdIlser.

civ % Causes, sympioma and Treatment u
al oFliaaf.. isnile complaints A toot sssd.
- b. all mothers and ,iskly fsuAlss Pic,
% ST., Address a. above
SIsCHLnr . WRIGHT, AE.a..
ssriis Mississippi
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iSG9 pERpErUAL 1873
Franklin Fire Insurance Co. Of Philais.
Capital $50 ,O0o- Realized Assets 50, gg3,57l 10
orricsns.
ALrRED G. BIgra. President
GEnBos fatts Wire President.
Jas v NcALtisrER, "a Vice President.
Tnro. " IirGrR, Secretary.
SAMUEL ". KAY, Assistant Secretary.
piRICroRa.
Alfred O Baker, Gsorge W Richards.
isaac Lea. George Fades.
Attire Filter Thomas Sparka
William : Grant, Thomas \ Ellis,
Gusiavu, $ Benson, James ". NcAliis,.r.
"fornrarntd.-E orsar med"
Statement Of the Realized Assets Of the Com.
pauy VI January Isl, 1873.
soRtG,dSs
On property valued At over S..
s2i OuO, being First Mortgages
on uniugumhrrrd real estate Ia
the CITY Of philadelphia ......... 50. G3a. $50 %
ERAt rsrArE.
Office Of the Company, No. l2l
Waluu street.. ...... .......... 6s,OOO 90
L0ASs
loihs IN Stocks "a Collateral Sc
,urty, cash market value
s'i,l?6l""...""...."....-.. io,o27eo
sTocxs.
$40 600 4 $ 1910 houd.........
b.eOo L \ bs OF lsst-......
5000 pcuu State loan 9 NJ cent
5000 City o~tPitlburg Ts......
10000 Amsficaa Sea msIipCos
6 per cent bonls .............
loGpa Al,bsm. state bsad....
litHNiu State Warrants.
loo Shares Commercial National
Bank ."..........a..
200 shares Rank Of Keutuhky...
pl " Franklin FIRE ln, Co.
100 Insurance Company OF
North America.
10 " ConinsR'al bvtsl Co,
.fTef.....,.... .......
C1st...."-......,-, Sls27131S
Na,kc, value ....."..".a... toi,bs7a5.
Reinsurance Deposit rrtmiun,. 2,se6 %
cAsn
Cash on hand ........S $751; ,leSl3
Cfsh 10 course Uftfans
mission tom At, 72i, 7p2T2
Loans On call, With Y.
). bonds aud ap
proved stocks ~
collateral security. li03tfh 4ss.2is %
Tetal.....',.... ...".........., fd,3tj,sil 10
fNrNN
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Ld Of Land. Delinquent for Tas, Fiscal Year 1874.
% The Board ofsuporvlsom BY TaS Collector Psnola County ns


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~. th az a. Asa,A u BA hu aswug ua LAND sa cuAe~Ha @fh' noaps@aa "a
sas ,datg sus nfo. nd jet ua nd Pursuant /" "d m@t "lm hNin a@ uA A.
~ arg ts1a front IN. courthouse su 10 Tho vws q tsfas proceed ""l "d sns ~~au
.,te, dssf Ia amt .nds.s MI opbyUr ad oil t'N'S" o"' ee' 10 '"nisn, yin a
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DEsEarER ARRESTED Tx Deputy
Marshal, II. Noshay, arrested pri.
vpte Peter Kennedy, OF Company
h. 10Th 4. 5. %Iutrauty, nt Sardls,
Tuesday last, on n charge Of dcscr
ton, aud he is now confirmed in
Castle De Lyman. lilo deserted
from his commud while stationed
At Holly Springs last spring, aud
went to Sardis, we are informed, he
became |cnnmoured with the charm f.,
and wooed, and Won one D. the
bllc est daughters Of AIrica'- sunny
cline, and was lawfully married to
the aforesaid snow flake the ensuing
snmmvr, while tho gentle zephers
were filling the atmosphere with the
doors aud perfume Of the hllsiles
and valleys around. -T0xtJrl Fall
cou.
The above party was married us
stated by Judge Fisher, at this place
last summer anu lived ever since
upon the farm of Mr.. +. Y. Boyd
near here. We stated ut tho time
that We believed him guilty OF somc
oAensc ugains' the laws aud as u
creature Of the Lowest and most dc.
graded character.
The New York herald., 1873-11-02
THE CHOCTAWS AND THE NEGROES.

CADDO, Indian Territory, Nov. /, 1873.
The Choctaw Legislative Council has just ad-
journed. after an exciting session OF about four
weeks. In the treaty OF 1886 Congress agreed TO
give the Choctaws $780, 900 Tor the strip of country
known the ''leased district" provided the
Choctaws would, within two years, adopt into the
nation and make citizens about 1900 negroes
formerly their slaves and give iorty oil land
to each individual. The time expired without
action having been taken, and from Council to Coun
Gil the government has extended the time. THIS
money, with interest, now amounts to more than
s4O0 0O0 yet strong is the prejudice or fear OF
sectonizing and allottlng their lands that they
have again refused TO pass the act OF adoption.
This is fiat refusal to do justice to these colored
people, who are attached to their homes ana native
land, when the government is wiling to pay them
so generously for an act OF justice. IL Is
safe to say that each one oi these
men produces more than any twenty iul booded
Choctaws. Every other nation OF Indians have
adopted their former slaves and gwen them equal
right OF land and annuites.
The negroes are excited and will send a strong
delegation to Washington 10 urge their rights be-
fore Congress. They do not want to be compelled to
leave their homes, and desire to have their status
determined. Either they are citizens OF the
United States OF the Choctaw Nation. and the
government cannot afford to ignore their just de-
mandS,
The New York herald., 1873-11-02
THE PANIC IN PATERSON.

Five hundred hands were discharged from the
Danlorth Locomotive Works. in Paterson, last
night, and the establishment during the present
week Will be shut down on account of the de-
preston in business.
At the Grant Locomotive Works nearly the entire
force was discharged.
At the Rogers Works 800 men were to be dis
charged, but instead oil this the wages OF the en-
ployes were reduced ffty-eight cents day, so as
10 make 1t equivalent 10 the proposed reduction.
How long this Will continue IS a question.
The manufacturers consider that there is little
prospect OF Improvement during the winter and a
very hard winter Il anticipated There is tax OF
the city authorities taking measures TO give en-
plOyment 10 unemployed mechanics to keep them
IRON want during the winter. The number OF good
worKmen now out OF work in Paterson can be
counted by the thousand.
The New York herald., 1873-11-02

LOOKING AHEAD. last rumor is that
Peter b. Sweeny and John T. Hoffman are
studying at German university. They mean
TO qualify themselves to lead the great German
party Of the future. We expect soon to notice
On the passenger list of one of our German
steamers 'Johannis 7. Hoffmannischer and
freund, and in the next campaign we shall
have eloquent speeches in German. When
''sBavarian Beer" and the "Mountain Dew"
commingle then shall ..Bertram's right and
height"
The New York herald., 1873-11-02

Thc OUndOnaId Claims Award.
LISBON, Nov. l, 1873.
The Ame rcan and Italian arbltrarors have
awarded the Dundonald claims, amounting to
500, 900.
Thomas Cochrane, tenth Earl OF Dundonald, an
English admiral of very brilliant talent, was en-
plOyed by the Empire OF Brazil, subsequent
to his services in behalf Of Chill and Peru in
their revolt against Spain. He was completely
successful under the Brazilian flag, and was
created Marquis OF Maranham in recognition OF his
zeal. The money spoken OF in our cable tele-
gram from Lisbon is the amount which has been
arbitrated as due to him by the Brazilian Crown.
Lord Dundonald died on the 21st Of october, 1866
80 that the cash will come to his son, Thomas
Barnes Cochrane, the present Earl, or his heirs
ED HRRALDl
The New York herald., 1873-11-02

TO mako against him. All their little differ
enoes had been amicably settled. But Mr..
Beecher's generous plea was unheeded, and
the resolution was adopted by very large
majority The Christian spirit breathed by
the pastor had, however, its effect upon the
congregation, and after turning Mr. Tlton out
of the church it was resolved that favorable
report of his character as Christian should
be made by the clerk. The incident is
touchingly illustrative Of the benignant charac-
ter Of Christian influences
The New York herald., 1873-11-02
AUSTRIA AND TURKEY.
A Provincial Difficulty in Process Of Adjust
ment-Russan Diplomacy
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

VIENNA, Nov. !, ls73
The negotiations between Austria and Turkey
for the settlement OF the differences between the
two Powers arising from the conduct OF an
Austrian Consul in Bosnia and the Turkish note to
the European Cabinets in relation therefor are
progressing favorably.
The government OF Turkey is disposed TO give
the most complete satisfaction.
The Russian government has instructed General
Ignatien, its Ambassador at Constsntinople, to
support Austria.
ont of consideration for Turkey Count Andrassy
the Austrian Premier declines to allow the details
OF the negotiations to be made public.
The New York herald., 1873-11-02
MARSHAL BAZAINE.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, Nov. !, 1878.
In the Bazaine trial to-day Commandant Bucky
testified that he overheard illusions to MacMahon Is
march in private conversation at Metz on the oath
or 25th OF August He did not remember the exact
date.
Police Commissary AWKWARD deposed that he car
xied despatch from Thionvie to Metz on the Goth
OF August. All of MacMahon's dispatches were
written IN cipher.
Colonel Branze testified that MacMahon received
no dispatches from Bazaine after the 10th OF
August.
The New York herald., 1873-11-02
NEWPORT.
Another steamer Attached Belonging to
the Southern Railroad Company
Wages Reduced.

NEWPORT, r. l., Nov. /, 1873.
The steamer Fall River, belonging to the New
Jersey Southern Railroad Company. arrived
here on Thursday 20 lay up and be repaired during
the winter but to-day she has met the fate of the
Jesse Hoyt and Plymouth Rock-she was attached
by a United States Marshal in behalf of George
Hutson and Robert Hutson, crockery mdr-
chants OF New York city. At the same
time they also filed q libel against the
steamer Jesse Hoyt and Plymouth Rock
as well. Also ]. Gould, in addition to his libel on
the Plymouth Rock and Jesse. Hoyt, has done like
for q hearing in Providence, on the 14th inst, ~
which time cause must be shown why they should
not be sold TO satisfy the claimants.
The wages OF the Narragansett steamship Com
pany's employees were reduced ten per cent IN this
city to-day. One hundred thousand dollars worth
OF Sprague paper is held by the banks and private
The New York herald., 1873-11-02
TELEGRAM TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, Nov. I, 1873.
A message from President MacMahon Will be
read at the opening OF the approaching session of
the Assembly.
CABINET RESOLVE FOR THE PRESIDENCY.
The Patr-ie announces that the Cabinet has re-
solved to support motion Tor the proongation of
the powers OF President MacMahon.
NATIONAL FINANCE.
The Pdtrie also announces, in It's issue this after
noon, that the budget OF M. Magne, Minister OF
Finance, will be published in the Journal 0ciel on
Monday next.
1t is estimated that there will be surplus OF
IL, 900, 900 francs.
The New York herald., 1873-11-02
1NCENDIARIsM AT LEICESTER, MASS.

WORCESTER, Nov. l, 1873
A barn and o house at Leicester, owned by
Alonxo white, were set on fire last night and de.
stroycd. The barn was occupied by snow Lamb,
who lost nine horses a quantity Of hay and scv.
the house. and his loss on furniture Is $500. snow
\ Lamb mad no insurance. Whites loss is $4,000;
insurance, $4,000.
The New York herald., 1873-11-02
THE MERCANTILE MARINE.
Herald Special Report from
London.
An American Brig Goes Ashore in
the Bay Of Naples.
Arrivals Of Vessels at European and
East India Ports.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEw YORK HERALD.

The following special despatch to the
HERALD has been received from our corre-
spondent in the English metropolis reporting
the latest list of arrivals of vessels at European
and other ports:-
LONDON, Nov. l. 1873
PROBABLE LOSS OF AN AMERICAN BRIG.
The American brig Alfarata Captain Wal
lace, from New York September 5, via Glib
raltar October s, for Portici, is ashore in the
Bay of Naples, and will probably prove total
loss. The crew were saved 1.-THE Alfarata
registers 292 tons, was built at Harpswell,
Me-, in 1856, and is owned in Portland
VESSELS ARRIVED.
Arrived at Liverpool November l, ship
Knight of Showdown (British), Richardson,
from New York.
Arrived at Cardiff November l, bark Nim-
roud (British), Phillips, from Pensacola.
Arrived at Queenstown November l, steam
ships Olympus (British), Hoseason, from
Boston; Cuba (British), Noodle. from New
York, both for Liverpool
Arrived at Waterford November /, the Fran
cisco Avigno, from -.
Arrived at Montevideo, no date, the Mary
Orr, from Newfoundland
Arrived at Bombay October 81, bark Hester
A. Blanchard, Hardy, from Rangoon.
The New York herald., 1873-11-02
SHIPPING ON THE LAKES.

PORT CoLBoRNE, ont, Nov. /, 1873.
The wind has been blowing hard from the south
west all day. No vessels have left here to-day. The
schooner Fitzgerald ran back into port last night
The schooner II. p. Murray which put back to-day,
LETT mere week ago and got under Long Point,
but ran short OF provisions and had to return here
for supplies. She reports hfty vessels under the
Point. The bark Arctic arrived here this evening
having also been under the Point. o'