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toncc will sell, at salesoom 50 New Bowcry and No
Oliver 600 lots of gold and silver Watches gold dn.
mond Jewcry. ovcrwarc Opera Glasses, Guns evovcrs
Fancy foods By order OF d. Abraiarns ~ Chatham st.
DAwNBROkER'S SAE-R. FIELD. GENERAL
Il Auctionccr, salesrUom No. 80 Bowcry. will sell. on
Tuesday. August d at IL O'Clock. 500 lots and wo
mems Clothing. Dresses, Sbawls. Remnants Under
Clothing Quilts. Blankets lSeddn Boots Shoes Gc also
400 lots mems Clothing consisting Of fall and winter
coats rock Coats Pants snd
Vests Remnants OF Cloth. &c. by order Of H. SIMPSON
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SALES AT AUCTION.
-TuNIS JOHNSON. AuCTIoNEER
IA. old stand 81 Nassau St.
On TUESDAY. a, io,s o'clock.

On TUESDAY. at iOie o'clock.
LARGE SALE Or HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Mirrors. Brussels and Ingram Carpets
SEVERAL ELEGANT PARLOK SUITS IN BLACK
walnut and gilt covered in bu- figured boreo. tapestry.
ch,ntz. satin brown aud CRIMSON superb Turkish
suits, wit Lounges. Easy Chairs and Rockers TO match
Three old volins Soda Fountain In compet0 order. &c
Elegant rosewood Plano and 2 Paror Organs.
n commencing at 1uls o'clock.
At FIVE story brown stone mansion
NO. ~ WEST 10TH ST. BETWEEN 5fll AND 9TH AVS
Sale positive: rich Household Furniture 81 exquisite OIL
Paintings. bv foreign artis.s
Steinway IA octave Panofurte.
PARLOR SUITS. richly carved. in 'dan.sk satin and
silk brocaie " Turkish aud spanish Lounges Ensy Chairs
innid and marble Centre and Console be, Cabinets
Etngores plata Mirrors Bronze Clocks Figures statrary
BEDROOM SETS consisting elaborate Brdseads Dressing
Gases Washstands Chioners. tine hair and sIrng Mat
tresses Pillows Blankets also gle and double lIodseads
Bureaus. rep. plush and haircoth suits.
DINING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tables. Siicbosrd.
Chairs in leather Svcrware, Crockery Library aud
tairc bookcases Library Tables Turkish suit Desk
Hall Stands: velvet Brussels and ingram Carpets Kitchen
Furniture Sc y. B.-sae positive. Take Sixth
University place Competent men to pack
ship goods ROBERT T.. CASHIN. Auc.ionecr.
A UCTION SALE OF MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD
~ Furniture. property of l.. Cav. Esq.
to be sold THIS ,Monday) MORNING.
commencing at II o'ciocg. ut the
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. PCS BRoADWAY.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTION OF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERS.

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AMUsEMEars.
| yyvALLAcR,s riIE PioRENcE1
ELEVENTH WEEK of tine SUCCESSFUL ENGAGEMENT
MR. AID e 5a' MRS snss"g r. ;. rtosEScn
Ivory evening during the week eadng Angus. IL
NIGH SisaT S'? SsET i.'H.
lco.A i7oh ,7 II zd 7s,h times in this s'.
appearing YS All ief.'1 sf s5;r'''
MRS. orSrR AL oIIrLoay
Performance terminates Matinoss discontinued
,onxsJSI FaplSr sS2 II &c e
TnEArRE coMieuE.
5i4 Broadway. opposite ST. Nicholas Hotel
NJ w. HENLEf.......... ....AsnAges
GRAND OPENING. MONDAY. AUGUST 7. 1870.
the following Avorite artists win sv
'''' HAERIeAN and HART,
Billy Gray. Alice BENNETT.
A a1a"s so =. nI''' larry Iy t raoisy.
John w'l' auiLrEa and co a.fs's dfa''''
l.H" s1. rss' dns " A II ,.si nso'A''
p Pa' T. n MSsr Alfred lny i' Beverly.
and 'f GAVE GssrsAMs SUPERB nA
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. MArINEEs
Is JAhRETT ( PALMER. ..... Lessee; and Managers
NEXT MONDAY EvESiSd. Angus. ,4.h, 1874
scholar Mr., chHELES cALvEkT, aud for tho hlss
LORD Brnos's %SSy ffiifl soAAsnc PLAY,
produced with marvellous features and in unparalleled
Mr. + c. BANGS. .sARDANAPALUs
AGNES Booru.. .'.AfhhhA
This offering will be universally the most
ar EXCEEDING ia spsndor ali former rlosa the stage
ana w gain meaa.e "a =; wonderful n,o,
uriousness agnnconcc tho wild inu-
u story of singular exciting human interest
Beautiful Scenery M.gniiicent Costumesi
GRAND ITALIAN BALLET,
srs ;'S s 81 ss s.s
and fines. corps dc ballet yet seen in this country.
Of he dr.. ss;f ana 'hs shTvspAS TATfxSs vii
The box office will be open from A. NJ to T. NJ
WOODS MUSEUM THIS nay WOODS
EVENING AT 8. MATINEE AT 2.
g. W BARRY The new drama
in Ech nsT s,'y' THE pr cShaFasSiA
ETH AVENUE THEATRE. BROADWAY AND 18TH ST.
- Proprietor and Manager .Mr. AUGUsTIN DAILY
AN ENTHUSIASTIC WELCOME
lord pHSDREARy"
E: :; 8 8 T r.
HOUSES CROWDED TO THE DOORsi
EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK
MR. sorHERN as LORD DUNDRRARY.
Mis-. LINDA DrErz xs.s9HEFsSS LAwIs. Miss ADA
GILMAN Miss ALICE GREY, Mr.. w. DAvIDGE. Nh
| OWEN FAWCErr. Mr.. j. W. JENNINGS, Mr. u. Z
RlNGGOLD Mr. NJ. q. DAILY. &c.
"DuNDREARY', MATINEE SATURDAY at2
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A UCTIOH POOLS SOLD TO-DAY AT JoHNsOy,s
"A Pool Room, of 18th and broadway. ON ali
base ball games each inning received by telegram,
L. uA1FIEID.
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TIE DISTRIBUTION WILL TAKE PLACE AU-
GUST 81, WITHOUT FAIL.
Tickets. Si2 halves, 81; quarters S3 tickets 500;
Pm tickets. $500; so4 tickets 500; tickets 81 900
q. W. BARROW 4 co.
Bankers and Genera. Eastern Agents.
7lN Brondw nv.
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TIE TURF

4 UCTION, FRENCH AND COMBINATION POOLS
N sold this Monday morning at JOHNsON'S Rooms.
Broadway aud 18th the running and
q Enll returns by telegraph n. JOHNSON.
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THE TURF.


a UCTIoN AND IRENch POOLS SOLD DAY AND
the Saratoga running and Rochester trots:
French pools Saratoga regatta close IL A. NJ to-day.
KELLY BLISS co.
A UCTION. FRENCH AND COMBINATION POOLS
n sold this morning and evening at JOHNsONS rooms
Broadway and 2Ssh the running and
boat Saratoga the trots q Rochester and all ball
games Each and received direct by telegraph
All orders by mall will receive particular
tention T. Is JOHNSON.
(yATsKILL DRIVING PARK MEETING, TUESDAY
" Wednesday and thursday. August g. 0. 10; purses all
filled; 80 entres Cstski steamers New Champion and
Walter Brett pier foot Of Canal St. daily.
Pm.
UNRENCH COMBINATION AND COMBINATION BOOK
Poos sold Saratoga Regatta and Saratoga Races
We the hst Ia this country the
Pool buyers will find to their interest TO examine
Combination Book GIRARD CO.. No. 8 West 2sth St.
y SECOND NETTING 1875.
18th; Tuesday i3sh Thursday nth, and saturday iSsh
August.
JOHN MORRISSEY. Lessee.
G. WuKATI-xy, Secretary.
POOLS SOLD every day and evening, at the Saratoga
Association Pool Rooms ,239 broadway, New York. All
entries autographed direct to this ROOM
CARATO0A RACING ASSOCIATION. l,23Y BROAD
- wsy-Auction. French and Combination Pools sold
games: alton Pools So French Poos S. and 81 So
ton JOHN MOkRlSSEf n co.
TvATTERsALL'S I2z7 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
pools will DO sold Monday and every day and
ing on all races ball matches &c. by Mr. T. EDWARDS,
the we'll known and popular pool seller ate OF John Nor
rissey Co.'S who will BIO glad to his friends this
occasion
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In addition TO the capital gilt OF 10000 there Is
p 90 another Of $40 o. another OF $40 eco another Of
ko'Dp. smother OF 5000. and down through
spt ndent list u over 1000 gifts
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A T AUCTION.

VALUABLE AND HIGHLY BRED TROTTING AND
THOROUGHBRED STATIONS,
TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION
BY VAN TASSELL kEARNEY,
AT THEIR HORSE AND CARRIAGE AUCTION MART
no and ~ East 18th st.. near 4th
ON FRIDAY MKT, 18TH OF AUGUST,
AT TEN O'CLOCK
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WHO WILL DRAW IT:

The $4,000 Capital Gin In the
KENTUCKY CASH DIsfkIBuTIoN COMPANY,
chartered for the benefit the public schools Of Frankfort
Managed by
HON. THoS. =. PORTER, EX-GOVERNOR OF THE
HON. ALVIN DuvALI, LATE CHIEF JUSTICE
OF THE SUPREME COURT.
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GALE OF THE "CHATEAU wARTEUG."
- Rorschach. the Lake OF Constance, Switzcr
land the property Ut IT, r. H. tho Duke Of Parma and Of
the Count dc Bardi of hc largest finest and best To-
Gated princely possessions the Lake OF Constance 1t
comprises the old castle, with modern additions
largo saloons and about 80 outhousc in
swiss STYLE with about ~ newly restored chapel
and parsonage gardeners house. with two dwellings and
aJsck Kitchen large houses with coach sheds
and stables &c bathing house adjoining the lake. TIL.
premises situated In the OF well rounded
closed territory covering area OF about IL hectares
Splendid eadows and orchards. park and garden.
For further information apply Mr. LUZ. Attorney In
Rheineck. canton OF IT. Gai switzerland, agent Of H.
n the ke of Pa
, 1876-10-09

The Colombo papers Of Thursday aud Fri
day are at hand, and fully confirm the presa
reports that the State had been swept by the
Republicans. The vots Of Denver City wns
as follows:
RorTT, Rep, for Governor. $50
ur0nEs, Dem. tor Governor. col
Republican majority. ity........."......... $40
hut On ali Tho other candidates the Re-
publican majority was from 600 to $50. The
town called after GRKELEY gave nourr 2a0
majority. Two-thirds Of the counties had
gone Republican, and the aggregate majority
was not less Than 1900. The State Senate
consists Of 20 mombers, Of whom tho TO-
publicans have elected 10, pcrhaps 10. Tho
House consists Of 49 members, aud the 1o-
publicaua hare elected 85 sure, by the re-
turns published In tho Denver papers Of
TAnrsday lest. Theae reanlts, Of cos,ras, se-
euro HA1xs and WnREbxn the three Electoral
votos Of the State. And get tho more reck-
less Of the T11DEH papers keep gabbling
about tho State being still in doubt, and
scoid at the Associated prcss agent for not
sending false returns until after the election
tomorrow IN Indiana md Ohio.
, 1876-10-09

For many yeats Indianapolis was strong
Republican city, giving us high as three to
four Thousand majority during tho War, Be-
ginning In 1912 the party became torn by
faction fights, and divided upon Bido issues,
and at last allowed the city to be captured
on temperance and grcenback issue by the
Democrats. After the people had tried DEM
ocratio rule for two or three years thoy be-
carno exceedingly tired Of 1t, and Ike their
brethren in this city became impatient to
shake 1t OF. Last spring they healed up
their quarrels, laid aside their prohibition
and greenbaok side issues, and united in
bumnor rule which was plundering and dis
graoing tie Capital..of the State. Tho con-
test was sharp, hot, and decisive. The
Democrats being In power had con-
troll OF tho Common Council, Mayor,
pollce, and polllng-plaoes; but tho
Republican Vigilance Oommittooa pro-
tectad tho ot-boxcs, prevented repeating
mud stuflng, secured IN honest election, and,
AZ result, won splendid victory, rolling
up q majority Of 4,8l4 on a total vots Of
nonrly 1000, The vote tomorrow will
probably reach between IL, COO and 10000.
as the city contains over 100, GOO inhabitants.
Each side Is doing its bost, and no loyal vote
will remain unponed. II there Is fair cleo
ton aud no repeating, or ballot-box stuff
ing, or fan-tail.tioket tricks practiced, the
Republican majority will probably be some-
whero between 5000 aud 0,oo0, or 1000
larger than that given last spring.
| There seems to be eome apprehension Of
fighting between tho Irish and the negroes.
The former last spring, during tbs election
riots, with tho assistance Of tho police, killed
| several Of tue Republican blacks md wounded
n large number. A very bitter feeling hat
existed tloro between the races ever aince,
and it will require cool and cafefm handling
to prevent re-euaotmeut Of similar bloody
scenes Tomorrow: but VIC think the present
police arrangements will keep tho oelts and
Africans from coming into colliaon, and in-
sure peaceful election.
, 1876-10-09

The Indianapolis ytnftne1 having stated that
800 members Of the Seventh Indiana wcre In
tho late procession Of TiLpEN soldiers Ia that
city, two officers OF the regiment publish tho
following card exposing tho fiction:
1xp1AKAroLis, Oct. e.-To fAs Editor Of The
JournHt: The Sentinel OF this morning states that
IN organization Of tho Seventh Regiment Indiana
Volunteers wax In thetr. proec*alan yeatesday,
We, tho undersigned members Of tho Seventh NeR-
lmcnt certify that these bnt oas solitary rep
Eescntat!re Of tue Seventh KcgimeRt In line Of
m arch, viz. :JoMN W. DAVIDSON, = dcgcster from
Company Il. We make this statement as matter
Of Inst.ca to tho memory Of tho survivors Of the
old Seventh,
J.W. ADAxs, Second Lleuteannt Co. D.
WV. 8. OpKLl, sergeant Co. y.
, 1876-10-09

What timo Gen. AloOLT1lAa Is busily en-
gagged in Ohio making speeches in behalf Of
his friend T1IDEs md Reform, t,e New York
Times givos to the world a scrap OF history
in connection with the motl,-sxterminator
contract, which was inquired into with in-
different success by Democratic 1nyosti-
eating Committee last winter. Tie Times
has furnished son,o information which the
Committee failed 10 develop, Or at least to
mako public, showing that in 1879 Gon.
a1cCLE11Aa received during four months
something ever $4,000 for bis services in
pushing the Cow1gs i DREaA moth
extorminator for use by tho War
Department In the preservation Of
army clothing. Gen. McoAEl1AN, being
at this time private citizen, md In no way
connected with tho army, had perfect right
to operate Us lobbyist for army contracts,
aud 1t IL only On account Of tho efforts to
cover up the matter that IN appearance Of
crookcdness ia given 10 1t. Il everything
about 1t was sttaight and Legitimate, 1t ia dit-
hcult to understand why 80 much paina
should DO taAon to convey tho false impress
sion that the money paid to Con. McOLR1lAA
was In reward for his efforts to secure the
introduction OF the moth-o1terminator in
Europe, in this face Of documentary evidence
directly to tho contrary. 1u the interest OF
Reform itmight be well for Gen. McCLE11.AN
to explain the apparent partnership In tue
lobbying business between himself and his
fataer-in-law, IuHpector-G General MAaox, and
the profitable relatiouH they seen, 10 have
, 1876-10-09

deatl.kncll OF the party OF the section guilty
Of such an onorinity against tho freedom Of
elections.
Tho theory that no Republican pnrty can
bo permitted to exist in tho Southern sta,ca
bccatso It is hesttie to tho liberties Of The
people, and that all persons Offering or at
temptinR to vote for Republicans rendor
themselves subject to death, is one of those
atrocities that exceed even the re.establ'sh-
ment Of alavery. This citizen OF S1iasfsaippl
has tho same right, moral and legal, to be
Republican, 10 advocate tho election OF Re-
publicans, and to vote for Republicans, that
tho citizen Of Vermont has to he Demo-
crat, or Republican, or droenbackor, or
mutnbor of any other party. Tho theory
Of Solid South " rests upon tile torclblo
prohibition md determination Of nil oppo-
sition to The White-Line supremacy, and tho
election Of T1LDEs, and tho formal triumph
Of tic W}lite-1ine supremacy, will make the
South desort. It will annihilato freedom;
will install violence in absolute power; will
destroy labor, ozpol capital, and Will re-
duce these States TO tha condition OF
the Mexican provinces ruled W ont-
thfoass and adventurous. Ihe defeat
OF I1LDEa will explode this theory. 1t
will bring these people face to face with the
realities OF their situation. 1t Will dis
entegrato the Solid South II will emsnoa-
pato the free whites as IN North oafohna'
anu onable thcm 70 alS'do On party hnes as
at the North, tho negroes taxing sides ao-
CCr(aiDH tn their Df4fflGCtt0nH. .60O ElUH 1b-
, 1876-10-09

England is not altogether without consola-
ton for the failure Of peace negotiations in
iAe East. She hos just shipped 15,ooo,ooo
cartridges 10 the Turkish Government. The
bill amounts to about 1915, coo, and 1t is
presumed tho goods were sent c. 0. d.
, 1876-10-09

Southern port, during the Var, and cono.-.
bY tho United states Government >STnnscased T
pxHs afterward sued Gen. Bss n,,r, ~ ue l1e
ally Tor tho capture mud conascotIon a.. pe.sonr
y. j. T1D1T rms attorney agaIp.t INV wa eor.
Tho Government 10 recover INV .ta n. ~ end
medicines Of bis brothers. Tia In WIN ~. 'ae lot
beaten.'s "osas ses
, 1876-10-09
Tho New York 1rfbun4 hits the nall on tho
heai th1lslv:

0oY,. Tilpxx's sstends were right, afsor Ill.
There II .'rryn!slnn" In IlllnoIs. but 1t IL Of
curious kind. ME. LEWIS ST1wARp, tho Demo-
agatnst tue partY managers. III doares to mount
thu stump, and air lls remarkable nnonca1 doc.
trlnes. Ills manaKers say he lnust not do It. for 1t
she wAu!e population Will vote the Republican
ticket. They tell Mr. arEwAHn that hc must stay
at home, und mt 70 anyWheta Or say anythfng nn-
lesx by their perln1sslon. Hence thu ''revulslou."
The chances are that tha muxGlGd candidate will
escape, for hs ~ QUE Ut thoso nen who would
hfx tAHA4
, 1876-10-09

GNU fYtT TAKnrpf,hTH1,E pRHcf AM ATTnN
Tho ranid and danperous arowth Of tho
old Rohe1 element in South Carolina l,as at
last resulted in q formal proclamation by
Gor. CHAMBERLAIN, threatening to call upon
tlo President for MD To nreserve r,eaco and
orlor within tl,e state IL Tho Democratic
Rifle Cln,,s aro not flisbanded. Tic ca1l In
tin,eIv and imperative. It Ina come mono
too coon. It muHt be enforoed without fear
ar favor. The circumstapces Of the caso
will chow TINT it was inevitable. and Tint
GOV. CnA,gEstA1s has only fulfilled bis
a;,np1c tlutv In Announcing his determination
to anncal to thu Ganera1 Government To sten
in mud protect life and n1operty,
souti Oarolina ia virtunl1y in n stata of
wsr. A powarfu, mob of cx.nebol soldiers.
Vhita1Linors. md Ku-Klux he's been oroon.
;zed upon a military basis. Il numl,ors
% oof, men under the general command Of
nrrryn. the hero of thu Ha,nburs, massacre.
md ID snbdiyidcd into sn,a},er eomnanies
ca1]ed Rifle Clubs. rhesa clubg ara armed
viii, rms md reyolvcrs. Tlev f,ayo henn
rcurlarlv of1.corel and have t]ai]y drill Daily
ronorts nro ,naf1c nv s,,lorf1,nates tn their an.
,ar;ors IN evarv regar3 ,bav aro n
military or1anization. for1ncd in i;rect ,,;s.
vooor1 of lie stote statntea, Tia Inv IL
oxn,ic;t m thin mint. n nrov;dea lint
q tbera shall be NO military organizations or
formations for The pnrnoae Of arminu. lri1l.
;nc o1arc,aino liza mammal of avns or n,,),.
torv mercuvroa mt autl,origed pnf7ar ,hta
obontor foa A mart ~ tho National f,,,ara,
sa1 H., ~ con,,,.,,ao,-,n IN rti.f ~, w.,
, 1876-10-09

At tho Now York Gold Exchange on satur-
day tho price Of greenbaoks was the highest
recorded since July, 1874, namely, 91S cents
on the dollar in gold.
, 1876-10-09
PERSONAL,


Bleeding Kansas knows phat ts. h,o.,
herself. md her pepp1e DOM ,oe" aalssh
r,hpre IL mn .xr.,tor+ ,.o....,
nent ~ a 1orpr non.r,,n, ~ tne eatabl'Is.
rah, r,,,,o. :. a.,,.,..,... ~" 'oskc cty.
senn r,.. nes - u..sn''nR tc rural heart nK,n
'"s "'.a 'afe.ul pet'ostnaneet OF "oar Boys"
Ino new sosA sun gives place to The sepou,h,.
ha"fn haaa1b' TIC actor. 10 lying In Austfali,
The Boston correspondent Of Tus ya,nrx.
% 8lad TO leAfn that tho London Spectator tb,sn
AF' George Ilcknor WAS Just ltt1e OF p.ia
It Ii reported that nIr. 1i1nton Marbic t,...,
editor Of tho New York lVorid, Is to b+co1. ~,
manager of Democratic organ Ia San Fr,ns.aa' w
A buffalo nun has set out to rrtor, ~.
through the agency Of journal calr, ,ha .As wort
crdt, or l,uto. the Good, about tho osaa''
s!eet Of notc. papcs, nv VI
rtia rcnortco lint sfrs, 1rou,o ,u,. ,
husbana. the 1]yorrc.1a,vrar ~ ..s WV Killed be-
}rother.in.lav. Thc mar,;aso -, ~ ~ ~ maff1h
aoainst itsc]f onpI,t mi tn stond 'u'e o'ftst
". o,o.o, u, u.,.,,a~ ~"
AN .o.,asaaaan. :" ] .ae accomplished lo..
~ hs.a .a'am.;a ~ - '.s ow 1osk 1rs1ans, vi.
~. .,"s ~ 'a.. soahtf5f TOT some xttt,
F.s'' e""s1 ~ .s"'sl' a@'"faa''
fnhee homoett, Tue grandson of Victor En-.
man"ss' 10 etopsnt w III enl'fe Ignorance q bta
Poeoio.u ."*u'o nHSanp. i"e only foreign Iaa+
suaho ne - '~ush'" 1ns'shs Ao IL g yeas ot
ago. ....
Prot, 1If3tFsleeye. Of tho Jnt,ps Tfnntfns rr,tx
, 1876-10-09

mn. n..u.;,i ..t.t. H. p. 1,ncr communicated
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''Amoug the losses Of the TlLpEa brothers
during tho War" says thu Bennington, Vt,
.Bas,4sr, ''was q cargo Of medicines, captured
willis attempting 10 run tho blockade into