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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-04-25
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RECEIVERS NOTICE.

Msr.h 81 lsTs.-sm
, 1873-01-07
REAL ESTATE,
Tho following Instruments wero Died for rec
ord OH Monday, Jan. O.:

Tho following Instruments wcro died for rec
ord OH Monday, Jau. O.:
CITY PROPERTY.
Hubbard n between Ashland av and Armour at, II +,
Is It to alley, with buildings, dated jan. Il cousidcra
tioa, $1,000.
North 1Ioyno ct, bosween LeNroyno and Fowler sts,
Of 25 # to alley, dated jan consideration, 81 900.
Weat Twonty-rst ut 200 it west Of Roboy st. +, 25z
1916 It, dated Dec IL, 1872; consideration, $50.
IItuman st, cornpr Of Lincoln ut, I, 15212e3 IT.
dated jan. 6; confederation, s1,100.
Fourth et, corner Of D1er gt, I, Lot II, dated
Dec. 10, 1879; consideration, $500.
Western Nv, bet Van 1Iorn and Evans at, " I, 25 It,
dated Aug. 10, 1879; confederation, $3.50.
West jackson as 16o It Of La'a at I, l2sxlos s1o
IT, tlntod Drc. g. 1917 consideration, s1s,75o.
West Jnckson st, 22l 40 # W OF Loomis st. T. 1001
1853 $40 It, dated Dec s. 1879 consideration $l5 900.
West Tyler at, le7sl # Of Ashland nv, +, 25x
wss Tyss t, 23s ,s,s e Ashland =, IS IS
Walnut it bot Wood and paullna Bt,s I, 2s II to
npey, also Lot &, In Smiths ~ Of Sec H. 50,
II ssf RSs 4 2 bes
Jos II and u, il block in uarrsons Blocks mud
sco Sec 49, 49, a., dated pco' 49, 1872; consideration,
Ncblo st. n cor Of Kinsie 1t, " +, 2s1o3 II, lated
lot Is, in Block ef nN nlock 10, SEQ 3s, 80 II.
North Iasallo s., 8 u North av, Lot TO- dated
Lots il a,d ID, Ia Dloek II AIillara Il peekcrs y
VIZ SEQ %, 49, Is, dated jan. i; consideration,
ouh rSg5 i ~ Ct s TO
nas s IL t. 1' 81 ds;sa pss Ra1 it, Is esa
Nori. Dearborn st, Of Goethe at, I, ~ ftto
West Erie ii, q ioyno st, + l2s It 10 alley,
datea IAN: q; consideration, 5000.
, 1873-01-07

Withdrawn from store Oh Saturday for city
consumption 1888 bu wheat 8G8 bn corn
2,248 bu oats; 1900 bu rye; G,121 bu barley.
The following grain has been inspected into
Btoro this morning up to 10 o'clock: 101 cars
wheat 313 cars corn; 81 cars oats Is cars rye !;
22 cars barley. Total, 6oG cars. or 207, 600 bu.
Wo alluded this morning to tho Now York
grading Of wheat stating that our No. a spring
is generally sold there aa Milwaukee No. g. OK
ccpt in those rare cases In which the seller knows
no better than to ask the minimum prico. To-day
the statement received MI unroquired conflrma-
tion III tho shape OF telegram from Nov York
announcing tho aalo Of lot Of Chicngo No. a.
at 91.5o per bu, tho said lot OF wheat having
been shipped from this city as No.
0, being delivered from elevator on
presentation OF ordinary receipts for No. 8
spring. There was no concoalmont about tho
matter, and no attempt ut doctoring; tho sale
WIS made In tho ordinary co1trse of trade, ns
many thousands Of lots Of No. spring have
cur No. q as Milwaukee, No. 2.
Tho annual election of tho Chicago Board Of
Trndo waB hold to.dny, a11u tho annual mootlnaE
this evening. 4 report Of tho proceedings will
DO found in our local columns,
Tho leading produce markets. wore fully up to
the average to.1ny, In point Of actiylty, though
tho election for officers war in progress; and
moat Of them were flrlner III tone, tho principal
exceptions boing highwinea and oats. Tho ro-
ceiptn Of produce wore again rather liberal, anu
tho shipments light; while adviccs from other
ponls wore very scanty, owing to tho
faet that tho wires botwoen Chicago and
Now York were In bad wording order.
Tho grocery trade WAS quiet, almost to tulncsp,
both tho local and lilo outside domand boing
limited. In ynluos there woro no changos.
Coifecs wero atrong, with slight upward ton-
denoy, and the same ,sas true Of re!lned augars,
both Of these staples having recently undergone
slight advance ut the East. Rice, candles,
spcos, and teas wero quoted steady md firm,
While soaps, alone, wero weak. In thu dry
goods markot tho ohangos wero fow aud .uinl-
portant. Tho domanll, though still far from bo-
ing activo, exhibits q gradual increase, and do
cdoa flrlnneaH prevails In I'LL departments Of tllo
1nArkot. bonlo lines Of cottonn arc advancing.
The inquiry for buttor continues firm, with no
manifest change In prlcoH medium gradoa woro
rathor easy, but other descriptions wero llrm at
former ratea. 3aggng ronlains quiet. Cheese
was quoted dull, 1T il@13o for Western, aud
13I4GD14o for New York faotory, Nothing
new was uotetl In tho coal market, Tlloro WIS
a moderate Inquiry for tho different brands,
at tho quotations givon elsewhere. Tho dried
fruit trade was quiet, With prioes generally oaBy
Fish remairB dull NJ unchanged priceB. IN tho
hay, hide, and leather markets., no new features
wero developed, Oils wero quoted quiet, md
most descriptions royo lrpl. Ialutv, colQrQ. to-
, 1873-01-07

II Texns e excluded from tho list account OF tho
admitted impract!cabily OF obuluing trustworthy
figures from htrtsmcn, who CAL only Ern ai approxi-
mate estimate OF tho numbers In their larga herds, 1t
will appear that Illinois haa tho largest number Of
beeyeB aud hogs, New York tho largest humber Of
lniloh cows kentucky tho greatest number Of working
oxen, and Ohio ncnry double tho number Of sheep
fonud III any other Btato.
Only Rn!al proportion Of lilo milch COVE are sold
or exchanged III tho narke-placcs. When no lougor
valuable for the dairy for breeding tAey mostly
sold to Western lIccl-packors located at puinln
most conyeuiout for tho collection Of wlat
they term cltte at tho smallest cnpense for
transportation. OF tho Btccra aud fat oxen not far
from 10000 annually slaughtered west and nouh
Ut Chicago 10000 III TINT city aud ahont $4,000
sont to the cities Of New York. Albany, Boston, Pha
dclplia, and baltimore. Fully 6,tQo, 900 sheep Anl
lanlbs are used lip annually, Of which moro Than
1000 0D0 sold 10 sauKhtcrers IN New York City
In aleve Western States from which returns wcrs re-
CcveI, thero acke last season 1865 448 hogs;
very nearly 2O0 900 received in Now York ntve
not far from 900 $50 iu Doston snd about 900 IN
Baltimore ana Philadelphia 60 that ut least 10 0UJ 00U
aro yearly slaughtered III MI Tho States.
LATEST
In tho afternoon wheat waa fGirly active and
40 higher. No. Hpring sold at S1.2379@l .23
seller tho month, and *1.2aH@l.25 Heiler Feb
ruGry, both options cloeing at the inside. Corn
WAS quot and btondy at 30a1lo aoller tho month
and 31114G13t9So uellor February. Othor grain
and provisions were quiot aud notninally un-
chQnGc1,
, 1873-01-07

ENnNTFnan 4 lnrncE ri. 1ypa1ru
The comnlote census ranort for 1871 cont,,nH
a set OF 1nane. which show amouc menv othor
thinrs. tie degree Of wealth and education iu
1;ffcrent rnctions of tia co1,ntrv Ernn, thaso
4 annnars that W1i1o mnat of t1,o wealth Of tl,o
nountry is centred in tilo limo from Boston and
Ualtimoro to Knnaas and Wiscounin. tho bu]k Of
iliiteracy in bo|oW thnt limo. Wonith in mnrkoil
Will, yoilow. anl tho spnco dosipnnted Ia M VOL
low rs the sun, while Ulitoracy iB Inarllod with
black. Tho east contro Of Vircinja and North
Carolina tho cotton balt. nntl fIo ropIon Of tho
MisyisBippi Valley iu Louisiana. MigslHpinp. Ton
nesnoe Arkanaas. nnd Migaonri. from liz Delta
to Sonthor,, n[iHsolri and illinois, ia yory black
and A amt on tia oast shore al Texan Ia ihn
ZANE. Tho etraicI,t ijno from SIaino to Iowa
reaolinr sonth ia Nav York City and middle
Illinoiae ia nlnost white, showing advanced eslu-
cation IL i those rerions. bnt Il, ali REGIONS wboro
iarro nnmHors of colorc1 narsons nPo fonnd the
ny4ct onnos;tn ofrect IL noifcej tr]1oen mans NO
yaiunhle nonuisitions to our oflfciaI litoratnra.
FINANCIAL nrwa ruo,r AT, o11snr1,ns'
The monev ort;cln of tia T,ondon T;mrs nec
~ contained tho folnwinr.
nTho adyices from Derlin and nil marta If Gor.
1nany degcribo great Drogsuro in Tia varjous
money mnrkots' Il seons TINT tho Wanna
bunkore have been drawing LARGO omo,tnte Of nc
Recommendation papor on Berli1. and Fiat i'm Dank
of Berlin. following tho cxamplo OF tle Danh of
England, las taken nloaguroe to check tho dis
count faoilitioa on Which tleao parties inoau-
, 1873-01-07
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

MONDAY EVENING, jan. 9.
CA1TLE-Rccoivod since Saturday, 1,00a
hcatl. Tho light supply had the effect to stiten
prices littlo, but tl,o absence Of anything lIGe
I'm notiyo slomand prevented an advance i'll
prices, which ruled sioady aud unchanged. Tho
tone Of ndyIceh from tho East wua ratler favor
able than otherwise. but tlloy wero not Of char:
actar to induce Hhippera to oporate oil q lboia!
sealo, and, light az woso tho offerings Of des!r-
ablo yvadcs not all found buyers. Tho local do.
good butohorB' cowH aud hesl!y atoera command
oil fill l:.at weeks prioos. 6aos wero renorLcd
ut S300@4.5 far butchors' alnit; Mt sl.5UaA6.a5
for common 10 good shipping steora, hnd Ut
s5.75@8.00 for choice do. Tho market closed
firm.
CATTLE HALEp,
No. dr.. !'rrs,
II good Steers, ,,u,,I.,. Nv So.eV
, 1873-01-07

4HA1H Al uDFlALOs
"Tho imports Of GRIM at Buffalo last yoar
wcro larger thGn in my preceding year, except
ing 1871. For long tinlo thero ins been Il
steady md marked decline i'll the receipt Of
flour, tllo imports during lust year having been
0,2GS larrelb, against 1,2I1 ,aGo III 1871, and
1,453, Dis barrels III tho preylouG year, the do
crease having beou noticeable for several past
years. But Buffalo in not noMe in this decline,
since tho receipts ut Western centres lavo boon
parallel with thoHo Mt Buffnlo. Chicago, Toledo,
Detroit, milwaukee,, aud C1oyoland Ind an aggrc-
gato Of receipts In 1869 vi ovor G00O 600 arro!b
ono year afterwards they lowered to 1850, 900
in 1871 to $500, 900, and In 1872 to 3,500000 at
present, mud this may explain tlliB decline. a
larger amount OF wheat iB raised in tho Wostern
States than formorly@ there wns Lum-
bor received last year amounted to
2t2, 600 feet as opposed 200. GIT 600 in tho
preceding year. Tho grain rccnipta MT Buffalo
for 1879 wore 81 900 bushels and tho receipts
at tho lake porto-Ohicago. milwaukee,, Toledo,
Detroit, Cleveland, md Duluth, woro--tlour be-
Ing estimated MS whcat-1i2, 100,G28 bushels.
Tho measurement Of tho corcala which pHss
through Buffalo shows nearly two-thirtlu Of tic
whole receipts q all thc great grain centres Of
the Northwest"
LIVE STOCK or THE UNITED ETATEs.>
Tho Now York IForld says: y.
Tho ninth cenaua report Of tito United States, rerent
~ conplcod nnl priutc giyss the totals: Ii SIC 0o5
beevca and store CATTLE 8y35 3! Mulch cows, BAIL
working oxen, 23 sheep sul 1gbs and ~ 1j4.
5G9 swine, distributed unong tho States aud Territories
Na follows
, 1873-01-07

LITTLE FALLS, N y, Jan. 4, 1973.-The mar.
ket this week las been quite dull, with small
deliveries; the occurrence of tho ho!ldaya inter-
ferlug with tho rae. Tho top price for factories was
cent moro may avo been paid. This Is decline from
last wced sales, buyers claiming that the rates paid
last week were not warranted III the present state OF
te New York markct. We hear Of considerable quan-
titles Of cheese TINT Inns been frozen In ots.go
factories. The weather las bceu Intensely
cold and moro less chcesp mny have been frosted IL
other localities. dood, Eeay, we!l-curcd cheese will
cheese" only purity cured, freezes readily and is
seriously injured.
The market abroad ID reported to be good, with very
alnnll stocks Of American cheese in first hands, Tho
homo trade Ia also reported 10 bs good, so TINT tho
prospect is ta stocks will 60 ont well during winter.
Butter has come III sarlngly tA wec uni sales havo
been made ut 23u to 2oc, according to quality. fine
article Is worth moro money.
No are now having moro moderate weather, With
Ltlto more apow,
, 1873-01-07

Tho i,npurfng business ha# worry mitch ctnngsd ls
churactor Of late ycara, md thclAnro now et!atent
very fow strictly 7ackhgc otaea. Most Of tito 3n'porl-
0ny too glad to break caBc3 Wien nocegsary 70
OBJECT ealcs and thia course has eauraa Tho 'obbers n
aclflcfcnco and tn ncct tho competition thus eatal,-
lfscl TO import their goals Nearly all tho lcad-
tnE importing Johtera Of tlla city, as Vol ns many
aud Continental markets., where tley enabled to
buy as ccaply as tho reguar importers whom
they have tho advantage q being abo 70 gaugo the
tnstca mud requirements o. tho retailers By constant
personal intercourse with cnl. In british staple
goods moro particularly tho importing jobbcrs
1lavo become direct c0npetltors Of tho importers,
md many OF tho former lave lnado arrangements III
Europo to receive regularly nlpacus 1nohairg. md
ohcr saplo gootlH with tteir own trade-narhs nxol;
hence tie importers frequently driven to tlD Allc
tion for thu disposal of ther stocks anu con
BignmontA.
Trices for gooda 10th In England and on tho Contl-
mont layo ruled strong throughout tho year. but In this
market tho over-sply Was 60 great that forced a>lc-
ton salcs became necessity, and resulted In Eor0us
loss to importers and cotsiynora allie. The auction
business throughout tho year was anply enormous,
Rnd comprised every description Ut foreign 1nanufac
tufcs, which in majority Of wore offered iii
suc aBsprtments alAptel to thu requirements
Of tho retail trade. Tho following statement from tic
British board Of Trade rttrnH, will show what portion
Of otr supply OF fnbrcs Inns como from Great Britain
during tho FIRST eleven montl8:
Artfces. 1871. 1871. 1870.
, 1873-01-07

Extra-uradcd steers ayeragng 1,4so lbs $a25@o.6o
nnl upwards. ..................,...,...
Choice HeuyrH-Fne, fat, we'll forniea y ycar
to6 ycnr old atcors, rid averaging l,a50
oooi Observation-Disclosures, ancs s-for.nai
.ers averaging 1,16O 10 l,S0B rs....... 6.0o@3.e0
Medium 9rascH-8tccrs III fur AcHl aver
ngInE lion to $50 !ts.. 4509A,75
Dutehcrs' Btock-Comnou to medium
slaughter, avernglng 700 to ,100 bs.... 275@4.bo
5toek Cattlo-Cumnon cattle, III decent
1lca averaging 100 to 1850 lba.. 3.09@400
1nferior-1ig4t mud thin COVE, heifers,
sags, 1rls and acal!uwng Btecrs...,... 1756s?.a0
TexnH Uattle-Nnrthcrn sl,n,nortl ..... 2.h0a93.h0
Taxas Catlle-Corn-fcl ............... 3.75t5460
1IOGS-Thcro was h spirited douland from
pachoru, nnd nlao good shipping inquiry, un-
dor which pricos ruled firm and higher. Receipts
woro liberal for tic opening dny, but BY noon
tho supply wah well nigh absorbed, and by tho
middle Of tho afternoon tho POM wcro empty.
Sales wero objected at s3.75@3.s5 for cummon
nj S300@3.95 for mod;um, aud ut s4.0uIi.10
for good to CHOICE showing IN advance Of fully
loo, aB compared With Saturdays closing rates.
MoBt OF tho tFansfera were ut s3.H5Dt.O0. Tho
market closed steady. Following aro Rome or
thu transactions
, 1873-01-07
COMMERCIAL,

MONDAY EVENING, jan. 6.
The following were tho receipts and shipments
Of produce at this point during tho past forty:
eight hours, md for tho corresponding date one
year ago:
, 1873-01-07

pricce Of :ar1y a kinds o goos nj tho places Of pro-
ductio, fru cakea n,aInly growing ont If The Fran.
co-tacrn'a war nn'l toes not represent any general
tfo amount Of each cnss of gnols nrtaly placed upon
tic market Inst nrl two l,r,cctlny years:
UuoDR or rAcIt GLARS rLAui:3 UrbH THE iArKET.
, 1873-01-07
1MpoAra Or EACH oLAss or oooDs.


Tho increase III receipts has hcen ubout evenly dis
tribed aong tho Different cRssca Of manufacturers.
boug upon wout anA woraca fabrics -, 8al, End
OH cotton goods, S. OIL e99 On Hlk goods thcre IL
decrcaEe oT sS04 709 In lax mantacturos an icreaep
Of Il 039,9O, and On miscellaneous Fuotih tcerelas
Of $u7705, THO iuerease IL iu1!y due t9 tle higher
, 1873-01-07

SHEET-Thero waa little doing IN this de-
partmcut of tho marlot. Tho supply was
limited to somo 200 head, but buyors wore fow,
aud ouly ONO or two Enlcs were effected. Prices
remain nominally unchanged.
, 1873-01-07
E[aQelDQEouG TarNYGES French School.

The only ono Ia NY. whero Ioncl Ia taught IN aris.
Suparnr EnElsh oacntln. Draw inH, Latn aud Singing
nu!uaua f is tHitia nnrdors ha ,conn l.1n,o
psrnsslon t5 Mts. H. II. tlconll, Mrs. tuurgu A. Phil
man, Chicago, ILL.,; hIs. uGq. !. pl1u. hs. Luuls Mtt.
U. II. uui, Quunyt III.
, 1873-01-07


rouLTRY-Execptlng, o. moderate inquiry for for
choice tnrkoys TIC market was quiet. priccs rule
about tie Saturday. We note salea Of 500
lbs choice turkeys at 13tdc 800 Tbs do at l2c 400
lis do good ut 1111c 500 tbs do fair ut 10e 40 tloz
good cGlckens q. 500 90 doz do fair at s2. =
doz poor ut 10 doz choice geese at <1000@
11.00 n oz do poor at &. 90 doz d,,cks at 81 90.
POTATOES -Wero quiet and UNCHANGED, Choice
sound peacbioN quotAble ut zoo on track. Conf
mon loa are dull. Va ne sales Of choice 1'cacl-
bows ut f0c track $50 bu from storo at 60sac 50
bu do Mt Toe, fro..l store.
sEEDs-Tho market was qnlte literally supplied,
md thore IN active demand fer tim Thy. Prices
wcte stronger, Hales hclng made ut s3.o5@327td for
lrime seed, and S?.05G3.20 for common to good.
Glover was dull md weak at s4o0@510 for ordinary.
Fln1 nominal at s1o591.15; M1ngarian aol 1t
othy at s97H; 800 bags do ut s32 90 bugs good at
sa@o; IS baga do at s3.15 70 bags fair at 3oa; A
bags common Ut S39; 1B clover ut s. saeks
do Mt $500; 05 bags Hungarian ut s0c 80 haGs millet
at T0:.
25o for coarse and fine grades; d We again quote !:
s2.4O; coarse Dunond g, sa.6o ground solas. $40
dairy, without bugs, $3.50; DO. with bags $425@i6o
Ashton iairy, per sack, s5.00 ground alum, $2.76 I;
Turks Island, $500.
, 1873-01-07
EDUCATIONAL.
IEBATPER HALL.

IEBNIPER TALL.
solcrt so,ool fur girls a young ad!es rsnpons JAM
18th, lilo elegant couforls tho thoraugHess of trai,-
ny and discipline 10 and elarartus, mud
tho superior modo and caaso Of Iu,lruc'lnn hHvo
attracted for Its patrons many padinE pooo Of Chicago
u1ld tho Northwest.
For pAr,Isu'ars apply to GEO, Al. EvEns1A1sr DID,,
noctoc, korosla, Wis.
, 1873-01-07

Total. $133 ,HfB S15a $1u7,1.U9l1
1arrcaso...... 4,9al ,;Aa 2n,A71oo 1h,25l,7 ,70o
Iast ycar L.; 1aa hit In 477 below thu yao
nf Tim total tlnrorlasos, no that in dry goods III
bonded wartlloaca Arc insrcAacA by Tint amount.
Tia following compilation shown tho totna imports
of Dts Houla ut Nrw York for arries Of years past
, 1873-01-07

OILs--Tho inquiry for oils continues Oh aomewliat
limited ecae and prices ruled comparatively steady
Carbon moro settled than for timo pest, mud
dealers do not auticipato further decline. Lard ln-
24H@25c extra lard oil, 79o No. J. $50; No. 2 Csc
linseed, raw, ssc 10 boiled, o3c whale, $50; apcr,
so0o@3.10; noatsfoot oil, strictly pure sl.lo do Ok
tro, 31.Oo !; do No. l, o0@95c; bank OIL G8@70c;
sra:s, 72@75c; elephant oil, o5c turrenne, roc
naptlla: G5o Arayity, 2se do common, 2oc.
1es slack, with prospect Of early Improvement
Prices, III tho meantime, rulo steady, rs follows:
, 1873-01-07

quiet, and pr!ccs aro without chungo. Tin plate ls
firm. We luoto: ~
TIM p1ArE-IO, 1ox14, s14.oo; do. 12112, sl4.5o;
do, 14x20, 315. 90 do, roofing, 10, $l3,50.
PIC T1s-Largo, 40c small. 4to bar, 42o. ,,..
SHEET zfNu-Full cashs, 11o; half casks, Ike;
loss quantity 1tHo; e1ab DC.
SHEET 1RJN-No. q, 79o rates. ....-
coFrEn-coppcr bottoms, A8o brasiers, over lbs,
Wnr-2 to t. so 6, g. aud 0. Toe; 10 to Ii, 11e u,
11,Ic; Is and ii, 1211o; il md 10, lac II, i5c
IT, 100; 49, 1ou 20, 20o: full bundle, IL per cent da
count !: fence wire, &c.
NAIi.s-Thcrs was no change, tho demand Is light,
aud rates steady as follows 10d por kcg 5 nett 81
do, $8.00@G.12K; Cd do, S8.25G6,3715 ID do $860(9
o.62X i'd do s7.2ses721 X Sd do, flne ss5o@80as
"a 10, fo.00@3.l2N cncl, $500
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-09-20

BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

SOUTHAMPTON, September l'.-Arr!ycd
5. ). Leipseig, from Baltimore.
LITTLE Rock, September l9-Goy
Baxter has ordered ~ election 20 til tul
vacancies in the legislature.
RICHMOND, September le.--rhe Amer
Ican pharmaceutical association has ad.
iourned until the hex. annual meeting.
TERRE HAUrE, September 10 The TO-
tai LOSE by the ire At the Nsi work. 10.
day foals up $4,000. The .n-urnrcG is
$4,000.
CLEVELAND, September l2.--Lsst oy-
ening man named Williams. employed
as pu!dle- in one Of the Scwburg rolling
mills, while standing on The lido ofa moy-
ing car, fell, was run over ard nearly H.
instantly killed.
OMAHA September i9--An expedition
under Capt w. 4. Jones, Of the engineer
corps sen. out by the government 10 sur
yey the route Of the Yellowstone lake, has
arrived at Camp Brown, Wyoming, IN
his return. He reports all well.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-09-20

States If he Capt. Hall would send me
back there as he had hnted. The chief
engineer hearing of this declared
that he, too, would also leave
if DR.. Bissills returned, and the crew
generally were so disposed As soon as
heard of the intended breaking up Of the
expedition, went to Captain Hall and
told him would not oppose his COM
mand, and was ready to fuldll hi. desires
rather than be the cause of dissentons
lie at once agreed, and said If would
only keep his journal ! might a,.cnd to
As much scientific matter as would present
itself to- me. So ended what has been
construed into mutiny. Hall did no,
refer to the matter in the presence of the
crew until the vessel was beyond eiviliza-
tiun.