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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-01-08

morning. for the first time i'm many wears
cooms ordered all the Sunday papers mr.,
chased and brought 20 him before church
The papers were found In his room car.
fully examined, the one containing tbe
above paragraph had last been read. ana
lay ON top AS II this paragraph had been
carefully read. The suicide. accorlipg to
me account of time, must have speedily
followed the reading. There was 50 much
method. however, la the madness than =
considerable quantity Of GoyernInent
bonds Were found carefully arranged upcn
the table near the fatal newspaper. me
clergyman was man Oi property. The
throat was eur with two razors. and the
work was thoroughly done.
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Comments ON " Dad.

Yesterday afternoon two strangers
walking up and down IN the Detroit and
milwaukee, depot 10 pass time away. wer.
attracted TO a locomotive standing on The
rail. and. as they walked around il. one ot
them remarked
1T was one of these fellcrs that killed
my old dad
is that so - replied the other.
Yes, busted him into nine or zen
pieces never think of il without the
tears cOming.-
He sighed heavily. and then went on:
Dad was walking on the track when
she busted him. The engineer said he
reimbursed his lever. blede tile whistle.
and did all he could 10 save the old man
who was trotting along with his head
down. but nothing could warn him. This
ere cowcatcher picked him up. tossed him
forty feet high. and he turned over seven
times and came down i'm a corn-field.~
And he was deadSi asked the other.
=" Dead. Well, should -ay he was,
Every rib was broken. the verteberv Was
shivered. his skull was stove. one leg
gone. and he was the worst looking Old
man You ever saw. | shall never foryet
the day they brought the pieces back into
the house. There was mother a-wecpiup
IN the corner, sister Julia up stairs. Jim
on the bed, anu | had 10 run the funeral
business. though | was thar near gone
that my head swum and | couldn't keep
nothing on my stomach but Injun por-
ridge"
III was sad thing. indeed, . responded
the other.
You bet it was ;" continued the son.
- and the worst OF IL was The newspapers
came out and said dad was blamed Ola
fool for walking on the track-them were
Z e very words
They were -
les. them Were the words. and | tell
you il struck ns bad. Dad might have
been reckless, but he was no fool. lie
had a good heart. and was powerful ON
poetry and hgures.r
He wiped his eyes on the palm 81 his
baud, and he and his companion moved
away.-Detroif Post.
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A CALIFORNIA LAND SALE.

a young man was /" hard up" lie al
ways was. Ii was his normal condition
In secluded Indiana village he had com.
menced life wrong end foremost. The
ease and comfort, If not positive luxury,
with which he was surrounded until his six
teeRth year. came from no efforts Of his
own. He saw nothing of life but its rosiest
phases. His warm imagi alton portrayed
nothing in the future but the brightallure-
ments OF pleasure. The idea OF an indie
pendent income, or of ever making a dol
lar. never occurred 10 him. How he
should shin for himself. when his dream
of idleness was over. he never for a mo-
menr considered. With a sublimty of
self confidence he was scarcely conscious
OF, he left every thing TO chance. Provi-
dence or fortune. When the civil war
came, he enlisted-not from motives OF
patriotism. but because he believed il ro-
mantle to shoot and be shot. While the
war lasted. ne Jared tolerably and escaped
uninjured. When il ended. with more of
truth than poetry, he realized that his oc-
cupation was gone. For the first time in
his life he had 10 .look OUT for his
dread and butter" He discovered with
sorrow that his air-castles were not cash
articles. and that they had 10 be speedily
relinquished. He tried TO accept the situa-
ton; but il was hard for him TO do so. This
was particularly the case. because his old
army habits persisted in clinging TO him.
tie could never stay anywhere six
months. No sooner was he comfortably
situated in one place than a restless fever
for change seized him. The next thing
was a rash move in any direction that hap
pened TO suggest itself. In all cases the
result was inevitably the same. He was
stranded on the shoals of impecuniosity.
His last expedition was 10 London. What
he went there for he could not have told.
had he been hanged the next moment for
want Of an explanation. There he was.
however. aud hard battle of il he had
had since arriving. His cash became ex-
hausted within twenty-four hours. BY
occasionally selling magazine article. and
by occasionally depositing a bit of jewelry
AZ his uncle's, he had managed TO keep
soul and body together until the opening
of our story. Even in these harsh ex-
tremities he sometimes defied Fate by
grinding or yard or two of doggerel.
And yet this adventurous young mans
name was only Brown.
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GENTLE MARI.

HER hxir was like the beaten gold.
OR like the spiders spinning,
IL was in her You might behold
My Joys and woes beginning.
Her eyes were like the diamond bright;
Tier form was light, twas like fairy
That dts across the woods al night
And this was gentle Mary.
She danced into my willing heart -
With steps 80 light and airy.
| said. MY dear, Well never part,
My own, my gentle Mary"
But or she fiew like morning dew
That sunbeams call-and would not tarry
Now al my light Is turned 20 night
For want of gentle Mary.
-.4ufh0r Of John HalifdT.
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"A Paris correspondent says: There
Is much talk just az present OF new pro-
iect. which. ii carried into execution. will
add 10 the attractions Of Paris still one
more. namely. that OF a Watering place on
her borders. For some years past there
has been known TO exist In the Buttes
Chaumont sulphur spring o: peculiar
potency. to which the poor Of the neigh
boThoo1 had been accustomed To resort to
seek relief from various cutaneOus and
rheumatic disorders. Public attention has
at length been called TO the virtues OF this
water. company Is TO be formed. bath
ing-house. bathing establishment and kur-
saal are TO be erected, and the Parisians
who need to take the waters can 20 to
interchangeable within easy reach of the
Alcazar d'Ete and Mabille and the Cafe
Anglais."
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H..

Brown took long walk that evening.
He usually dined at five. Five had come
and gone. and he had not dined. Circum-
stances over which he had no control rem
dered his dining inadvisable. The fact
was, his cxchequer had become as empty
as his stomach. Before his last un Of bad
luck he had had a short run of good luck.
and had improved the opportunity by get
ting his iewclry back from his uncle's
clutches. . shall not pawn my Jewels
again. he remarked 10 himself in a LOFTY
manner. as he strolled down a deserted
avenue of Regents Park. 1T does no
good. Besides, they become me, and /
prefer 10 wear them"
For some time he continued his reflec-
tons. The more he walked, however. the
more imperious became the demands of
his digestive organs. Like their owner,
they longed for something 10 DO.
II must quit this travelling about" he
soliloquizcd. 1T only makes me hum
grier." and so. philosopher like. he deter
mined To face adversely in areclining posi-
ton. An uncommonly large oak attract
ed him, and beneath its magnificent
branches he sprawled out on the grass TO
consider matters.
II have an article in the hands of a
must take me for millionaire. they are
so COMPOUNDED slow in giving answers. Ill
wait on them till tomorrow. Then. if
don't make Raise. tomorrow night I'll
shake some coin out Of some Of these we'll
dressed mOney-bags. with my strong right
arm. Open robbery used 10 b. an ar~to-
cratic mode of making money. Why
shouldn't 10 be- now. As a military ne
ces-ity. the situation instiiies IT, When
ratiOns got scarce IN Georgia. sherman
told US 10 forag. Ii orally on the coun-
n.y.
just then his cogitations Were inter
ruptcd by the near approach OF stranger
lie : an American said Brown. .'and
III bet he's hard up, too. Helooks secdier
than do
The stranger was a tall. stoOp-shOulder-
ed man, heavily built, with long hair and
long grizzly whiskers. He was apparently
absorbed ia thought.
Good evening" sand Brown.
Hello was the indefinite response.
From over the pond, amt YEP"
"les."
"What part -
&C II IL Nevada
How : things!"
The stranger sw0re some-not at Brown.
rhough-ani took seat on the grass. He
was fully fifty years OF age. and his counte-
nance betokencd cold. hard. sci: n, prac-
teal nature: and yet. for all that. he seem
cd TO be longing for human sympathy.
lie had couple of bad cigars with him,
which he soon produced. and, after light
ing them, the two compared notes. They
both told very large stories.
I've made and lost two fortunes said
the stranger. gloomily.
And yet old as am. I've only squan-
lered one. +" replied Brown, with an air OF
dependency.
The stranger probably spoke the truth.
but, as the reader knows, Brown omitted
TO.
~ amt beat yet, though" declared the
stranger, yehemently, with an expression
OF fierce determination. . don 20 out
OF London with less than hundred thou
sand. I've got mining stock In the market.
have. l'll be fixed YETI
I'm on merccnary lay MYSELF
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-01-08

Two dwarf-. husband and his wife.
belonging 10 the Aztec nation. are now ON
exhibition al Frascati. Rue NiyIenne. saws
the american Register of Paris. They are
scarcely more than three feet high. aged
between - and 40. of dark sun-em-
Drowned complexion, and possess the
characteristic features of their race:
large Roman nose. prominent Jaw. and re
ceding forehead; their hair i. black and
woody. The presence OF this diminulive
couple AT the Frascati concert rooms proves
"A great attraction, and large crowds flock
each night TO see "Maximo and Barthola,
the Aztec dwarfs.f
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Brown chlmed in. = but its scarcely worth
while 10 explain"
" You couldn't loan me guinea. could
you ~ the stranger asked hesitatingly.
" Hardly on 50 short an acquaintance"
answered Brown. after which the CONVEX
sation Jagged slightly. and in a short time
they parted.
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PROBABLY no one disease i the cause Of
20 much bodily misery and unhappiness land
the disease j. almost universal among the
American peoplel As dyspepsia It. causes
are many and various. lying chief IA the
habits Of our people. The remedy j. simple
and efitctual U-e DIR. Wishart's Great
American DYSPEPSIA Pills. They never fail
to cure.
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"A warning book i promised abroad,
from the pen Of Mr.. Curwen. in which the
most typical examples Of literary strug-
glcrs In the chief countries OF the world
viii be told. The subjects for thememoirs
nave BEEN chosen 50 as 10 give as varied a
picture Of literary life a. possible in differ
Ia represents Germany: Henry Marger
and Andre Chenicr. France: Eigar Allan
Poe. Americs: Alexander Pelofi. Hun
garv: Chatterton, England; and Tannahill,
Scotland.
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The German commission To the Centen-
nial Exhibition at Philadelphia has BEEN
appointed. DR.. jacob. Director OF the
section of Commerce and Industry in The
Ministry of Commerce, j. president of the
commission, whose headquarters will be-
i Berlin.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-01-08

>PEcULATIoSs have begun m be made
a. 10 the changes that would take place in
the British Cabinet in case ill-health
should compel Mr.. Disraeli 10 resign. IL
j. considered by some. that in such a con-
tingency sir Stafford Northcote would be-
come the leader Of the House Of Com
mons
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-01-08

Three weeks ago, after many wander
ings, Brown az last got around 70 san
Francisco. lie wondered he had never
visited il before. In accordance with his
usual custom, he hunted for a park TO
think matters over in. He was "hard
up OF course.
To-day he holds position in one Of the
largest counting-rooms of the city. His
principal duty j. TO draw his salary regu-
larly every Monday afternoon. He Is also
the proud posSessor ofabout $4,000 worth
OF flr-t-class mining stock. The explana-
ton j. simpl. enough. His former Lon
don acquaintance Is heavy man on Cali
fornia street. That little real estate matter
has been squared y according to promise.
Nobody l. the wiser, and nobody on this
side Of the ocean is the poorer for II -
San Francisco Call
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WHAT shall we do with our daugh-
ters!" inquiries Mrs. Livermore. and a
Western edtor--an inhuman wrrtch--re-
plies: Ii they are like their mother
wear false hair. corsets. aud high-heeled
shoes, powder and paint-wring their
necks at once.''
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THE names OF victories may be erased
from our battle flags; but SILVER TIrPED
shoes viii never become obsolete. They are
a national Institution
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From 81. Louis. Mo.

DR. wtsuNEr PauLknrfrHfks Dear sir-Duriug
visit philadelphia s9ms isree ysars slrp VS. W.
frrtnx from a severe cold and Ma induced 70 tsNr
bottle " your riue Tree Tar Cordial which had "
eject of curing me n few LAY have u-ea ~ ~
nv family ever since. and am ~ the opinion that "
ve the life % my daughter, no was sure mig i.s
severe AMI psinfl crugh ~ the rrbicstloh q 'As
wfll he OF any service. yoa ~ liberty 90 Use H.
JoHN HODNErT. 81. LOUIS No.
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WISHART'S
Pine Tree TarCOrdial

II lsro- rfaen year. since the attention Of The
public = rst called by Dr. L q G. W-lart - thls
wonderful rrmay aud vel bA- u stool the test ~
cnfire community. but l. mere freauentiy presented
BIZ physlct4us IN their practice than any other pro-
prcfary preparation IN the country IL IL the vital
principle o. the Pine Tree obtained oy pecular
rrOcess ia the disiiiatiun 81 the Iar BY which ~
higtstf uafniiqdl properties are retained. For inc
following Complaint. ammatisn Of The Lungs
ton Liver Complaint. Weak stomarh. Disease o. the
kidneys Urinary Complaints. Ncryoss Debility. Dy-
r. r.iA and disease- arising from impure condiuNn
a. Inc hpodthere u no remedy 10 the world thar nA-
been used successfully Or can show ench nunbtr
OF marvellous cures. The following will serve % show
the estimation in which this sovereign remedy - he'd
by those no have used ".
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Consu nptfou TOT Ten hthrs tureHs
nR l. q. e. wfsHsrri Dear Sill am grateful 70
Won from the that have made medicine thAt
xiIl cure the disease 81 The Lungs Ny wife has iai
Tire ConsHfu pfiOn for ten YEARS Ply siclaus had nd
NJ. that they could only patch her ~ for the time
being She wss connnef 70 her bed and vi been ~,
some time. heard Of your Pine Tree Tar Cord,A
ard secured one bottle. 10 relieved her cough &c
IA. now fnished her fourth bottle and IL ahe 70 %
The uork for her family. ard God speed fon nn
with your great discovery and cure you have made TOT
Prr Y " HOPKINS,
jackson Gclfer. shelby 90, Ohlo
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YACHTING NOTES.

schooner wsnderer. N.Y.Y.c, Mr.. James
sullman. viii be towed to city Island to-day and
there taken out az tue yard q David earn Tor ex.
tenslve repairs. From centreDOard sne Will be
changed 10 . keel boat. Der b0wsprit cat or and
a runnlng JlDbOom substituted, her malnmast
placed three ieet lurtser forward ADD the caoin
generally overhauled and reaited.
The schooner ATLANTA, NY.Y.C., Mr. William
Aston, Will also be hauled out AZ Carlps yard, CITY
Island, TO-DAY or tomorrow, Tor the purpose ~
nLtng 4 new malumast aud general Oyernaann9.
Mr.. Lenuox, loot ~ smith street, Brookyu,
Launched on TUESDAY last steam yacht Tor lit.
J4e0O L0rllsrd. she j. lOT eet over all, % feet On
water Inc, Is feet beam aud leet lncues ueptn
OF hold. Messrs. Ward 4 stanton, OF Newoufg,
are building her machinery.
schooner Rambler, N.i.Y.C., Mr.. W. II. Thomas,
has ucen towed 10 WillialnsDurg, where sue WA
De tied WITH new spaTs.
nix. now wing ia WauaDOut Bay, ~ being repaired
ana raised 81 lncnes.
Mr.. r. AcGlehan 0as ready for launching AZ he
yard Ia PamrapO. y. j., two very aanasome sloOp
yacuta; one - Tor Mr. kicharu BAleJ and tue
oIAer Tor Mr. &. Miles,
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

We are Indebted 10 the purser Of the City o.
Vera Cruz. fron Havana tor lavO.s
BAEx LF.S9Ee Bn Loaez or Barcelona sh .a5 pus
inches Of water hour she cargo on
the Ism.
BARB EVA PAxKEn ggr, sanders, At Por tiand 18th
from BarDado4 had heavy weaticr carried away lore
topgallantnast and sprung maintopmast
lumbia aver Tsports:~april Z. Of aenae chic. was
board. lost Que boat and blew away ualaio2sl I'll.
BARK FLouRScr from Port sakey Tor san Pedro. put
n wsrch 81 Ia me Straits experenced tnavy gales
s sSleh X u 2i SEsr lon IS ri ss ts@ .
wsW barometer = 49, spt salts stove sa wars ana
lon ~ . y. heavy gales from 70 wv With nesyy
snow saai s 1e ~,y SP asger ana
BaHE yrsy1 O. Boston ron sg ay ior
into HALIFAX iatn Inst lsaElnz
BCro AP 1.-The .sa reported S shG r. - e. sa9
CBr. Knox NON Z john ! 4 win etrs.of lns
ashore he captain am crew ~ her "a TIER ooa.
put were picked up ~ the tus Jersey, bDoiby Nno
chored her below TIC caste sac mas lost her ruadsr'
F1LL Rivra, Mas. April 1.-THE sleAmsr Newport
which lett here tor New YORK last nght returred no e
wind.
olOrersrrn, Nas,. April Is-Durinz heavy Sc n,ls
ana se0w cre '9 f5T ia Sross adr TINS
went ashore. biigcd ADJ alisd with water.
NoRrotr April l3-Tne schooner ashore Eilloua n
bys ssit viii o. coal bsfors reporte u proves
70 BE- schr W rarSsr' ir9m hait.mose iSr Porti.is;
Wa oy her towel up 10 the eity yesterday aing
soUax Bracn. April 1.-THE report d wrec here last
rsss vrsbasy lot ncr dscEoad sustain "a seroa
whcn vas tie severest any msay mon ihs nil
coat n .af w aS s0T Saa soSs large 40 Gssss
oranges eocoanu and debris are sre"a on the oeaoH
ovsnprE-schr allie Bickmnre 3maGcl 4 Of BOSTON,
Blckmors waeh aael rom sew iorE ~ = ior ~
vannah has not rot arrived aud fears are snterEAneS
Sor her safasy
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE

REPORTED by THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer Russia Br) Cook Liverpool April and
9ueensown 4th wh mdse and lls e &C.
mails with an Allen line steamer, nound cast.
sd With e se na % pasnse Is knaa
Naehod kunne Had heavy westerly winds ana .hign
Jsri from an Francisco for Queenstown; lotn lat q
S N CIV ~ II New york; & hence Tor o liverpool
steamer City OF Vera Cruz, Deaken, nsyana Aprn 10.
April H. lat 3 40 lon . 10 ssnaIed United States
Steamer san Jacinto Hazard savannah April 10 with
mdsc and passengers to " Garrison s, CO. po,,.
and Norfolk with mdse and passengers to the Old Do
ship olgs I5 Gullison Liverpool q days. in ballast
BARK Betty 1GerJ Nordbolt Bremen 90 days, Tybee
days, wa Delaware Brakewater. IN ballast 10 Herman
BARK Boglrt lot Annapolis. No. Reynolds, Boston
s ss M " SaaS sa to H Hemsy Virginia
Es-Bark Frie1liof tNory. Bristol, which arrived
lih and anchored in Gravesend Bay, came up to the
p9-Bark Nellie t Guest, from Havre. which arrived
18th aud anchored in Gravesend Bay, came up to the
Es-shlp II W Workman tBr) from Liverpool; barks
St Andrew tBr from Bremen; Grace Cam tBrl, from
Amsterdam all arrived up to the city yesterday from
sandy Hook wnere they had been anchored.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GAr&
BOUND soUrR.
sdays, with lath 70 hsnsy 4 Parser. :. x.v.s
schr Cfussce, Mullen, bridgeport Tor New York,
Schr Venus, CLARK. New Hav0u Tor Hob0ken.
Schr Jones, smith Horizons Point for Phiadei.
scar warren Young. Providence for New York.
schr Almra. Racket cold Spring tor New York.
BOUND EAST.
Us steamer Gettysburg, New York for Boston.
Brig samuel Lindsey (of BOSOM, Gibson, New York
for Boston.
scnr xenec Shropshire. Hoboken for Providence
Scnr Henrietta, Llatneld. Virginia tor New Haven.
schr VIM A Croker, Crocker, HoDoken for Boston,.
Schr Emma ID shaw Shaw, Philadelphia Tor New Ia.
ven.
Schr Hamilton. busnman, Weehawken for Nor
wien.
ton. -.
schr Emma NJ Fox. Chase. Elzabethport TOT Newport.
Schr sarah elizabeth, Kelly, EllzaDethport Tor ROW
schr Flying Fish, Bunce, New YORK. for Sorthport.
schr q l. Lowell, Gordon Philadelphia tor Somerset
Sparkle, shropshire, hoDoken Tor providence;
schr .harpshooter, MARSHALL, New YORK Tor COD
SEM Joseph Marsh, Morgan. Hoboken for Providence
schr OAKLEY, Newman, Elizaoetnnort for raw.
schr Joseph BATON Jr Patterson, weehawken Tor Bos-
schr Henry Gibbs, Colin. New York tor New Bedford
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SHIPPING NEWS
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL Il, 1878.

SUN AND MOON.

Steamer China dBr, Gill, Liverpool via Queens
town-c @ Francklyn pw,un...
steamer Cleopatra, Buckley sayannAh-Aurray,
Steamer sor:a Carolina, Nickerson. chareston-J W
Steamer Regulator, Doane wilmington, Nc-w
Steamer Isaac Bell, Lawrence, Norfolk city Point
steamer George w Elder. Reed, balulnnre-old Do
Steamer Experiment. Allen, Phi!auelphia-James
Steamer George cromwen, Bacon, Portland. Me-
Snip Carrie Reed crowell san Francisco-sutton a
bark Lea aus. smerchmich. London-slocovich q
Bark Commentators Tonello AUS, schwardo, Newry,
BARK Syrian star tB), Corning, Havre-Boyd HincS-
Bark Idaho Richardson, cienfuegos-Tupper Light
BARK Nictaux BIZ Masters Matanzas-C w Berteau.
Brig Matilde dab. Moniagnoro, Alicante -Funch,
brig soario tBr). stuart Bahla-R r Currie 4 Co
Brig julia Lingley tBr, Jones. 81 Thomas-Heney
schr caroline (Br Trinick. sydney, Nsw-R Cam
scar Matte Taber, Aldrlch, Barbados-Leaycraft
Co. n,. 80, -.
schr Forest City. Johnson st Domingo city-A Nones
schr Bayles, Beers Hayana7yany Brunt Bro,
Schr Ariadne Dyer, Cardenas-J II Winchester co.
schr Ada @ Shorthand, Doane, Baracoa-Isaac Sta
sehr West SIDE Davis Corpus Chrlstl-J Fl Brewer.
schr Darlns Eddy, Rideout, New smyrna, tia-F
schr Hattie Card. Moore, Fernandina and Jackson
schr A Danenhauer, Grace. Jacksonyille-Warren
Ray.
schr Samuel Gilman, Kelly, Boston-Chas living.
Schr Henry Gibbs Cofin. New Bectord-Ferguson
sehr Daniel Webster. Gorham, PrOvidence-Dei
schr Smith, Snow, Providence via Br'tol-H W
sehr Game Cock, ouinley, New Haven-DolanOy /
Cottrell