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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-01

1t is doubtful II there 10 . genuine case Of
yellow fever in this city today. Every
year . few Gases appear, and the present
season has probably been NO exception to
tho rule One swallow does not make .
summer, but . single case Of disease, sp-
preaching yellow fever in symptoms, 10
enough to create panic abroad. A better
state Of health, Or moro delightful weather
in this city, can scarcely be imagined or
expected. than 10 are having now, and yet
Pensacola aud Galveston zee yellow iover
ghost, and shut % out from comnunica-
ton, under the color of local and arbi-
trary quarantine regulations. 1t is IN old
habit of Galvestons. St. Louis does
not object to the arrangement,
and tho little city o; shifting sands
feels satisfied and wise in it, own
ooneeit. Quarantine has been adminis-
tered without any show Of sense in many
instances. Once Mobile quarantined New
Orleans when there was no fever here, but
many eases Of it in Mobile. Every NOR
chant in Texas knows he can come here
with perfect safety and mxke better bar
game than he can got ct the branch houses
in Galveston; but the Galveston authorities
toll such merchauts that il they do como to
Now Orleans they can not return to that
city. That 10 quarantine. The little but
snterpfising town OF Houstoa, vhich has
struggled long to obtain . highway b.
tween THE and that city. . route which
dives Galveston the go-by, and makes il
possible tor Houston to receive New Or.
Isans goods without peyibg Galveston
tolls. eses NO necessity for . quar-.
antine, and offers NO Obstacles - tAe
carrying enterprise Of Mr.. Morgan. Whaa
dses Galveston do but get up and quasan.
tine Hoaston because Houston will not quar-.
aatiae New Orlssas and shut eus the Morxa,
sssaoefss Galveston goes further against
Houston, and says tho Morgan boats shall
not 70 MP the channel within sight of Gal
weston on the new fouts to Houston. This
10 local self government with vengeance. Il
10 States dghts boiled down in email teapot
Tho honest fears Of . good people arc moi
to be ridiculed; but tho pig headed policy Of
little men with little authority 10 proper
subject for disc ussion. OF this sort of policy
comes the misappliance Of the quarantine
laws. Appeals have been made to Congress
for the ensc tment Of . general qusrantine ne
law, under which embargo could be laid
only when necessary. The new Aedged
Congressmen from the South have been toe
busy helping the Northern Democracy to
do anything that might be beneficial .,
home, and now the great commercial city
of New Orleans is in such helpless condi
tion that any little village has the power tc
put it in . quarantine bottle and screw
down the trade stopper. Reform Of the
quarantine laws 10 the sort Of reform
Florida, Louisiana and Texas want, even
If It was not mentioned in tho 81. Louia
platform.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-01

Passengers sailed per steamship City Of
Mexico, for Mexican porte:
J. Later, L Letter, B Garcis, J. Blanco,
n. T. Reyes, r BAlboniiu, Are. D. L. BArrs,
Mics De IL Barre, Miss n. De 10 Barrs,
Misc L. De ls Barre. g Do Il Besrs. L. De
Il Bsrra, ] Do ID Barra, Miss L. Brown,
Misc Mary Jones, y. Lopes. F 0tussy. Mrs..
r. S:ussy. p. & Aoren, e Finance. D 7.
Aanoel, E. ]. Plumb. A. Hoyo. n. New
bald, Rev. D. Klss1, O. Ladwig, r. 0oslia.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-01


TOLEDO, eeptember 30.-Milburns wagon
works, with 1000 finished wagons aud maay
unfinished. burned Last night. Three hun
dred and dfey employees ousted. Supposed
cause spontaneous combustion.
The loee last night ie e.timated q b.
tween $4,000 and S400. 900, with about
Colonel Edward II. Hubbard, lumbee
clerk Of the wagon factory, perishsd in tie
flames.
Moedy and 9ankey &C CAloago.
CHICAGO, September 30.-Ths demaad for
tickets of adnission 70 Tie Moody and
Ssnkey meeting Sunday night, 10 immsnse,
The Tabernacle, in Which tho services wiz
be held, stands On ground l6o BY 100 fssA
and contains 5000 chairs. George 9.
Stsbbine. Of Boston, viii Iced the great
choir. Mr. Cree, Of Philadelphia. manages
the detsils Of the meesings. r. W. HArney
10 chatriaan OF the executive COMMITTEES,
Moody's headquartaFs sre at tho Grand Pa
oific Aotel
Arrest Of Bank Presidese.
PoTrsvILLB, Pa. Sspsembsr 29.Jaeob
Huntzinger, late president Of tho Miners
Tfust Bank, was rearressed to-day on Avo
distiuct charges, covering alleged misds-
meaoors by false pretsnses and embessle-
He Was sent TO prison In default Of S238 900.
Crushed Under The Rsiss.
SPRNoTIELD, Aass., September 30-Only,
two of seven in the wrecked building e.
csped alive. Two bodies only were reoov-
cred. Both were horribly crushed.
Death of q Dulalo Editor.
BUFFALO,, 6eptember 30.-H ID. Thoma0
Warren, Of the Courier, died CHS evening
of congestion Of the lungs.
Mysserieus Assault.
PHILADELPHIA, Septem ,.r 3l-Lass nign
- Mr.. George b 0hAw, oorr-spondens q
the Boston Herald, Was ab0u on tsrlnx she of.
fce Of the .Iou,.nni On The exhibition gHoun1A
bo was thrown 20 to Groend By . nan,
atraneer 70 hin, and his paFsoR WaA
friehtfully mutiIsAed and hacked with .
(oo1TuuuD On nIearH rAea.l
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-01
WHOLE NUMBER 1913.

~ chief Of star Of the srmy Of Aoravs and
returned 70 Russia. His successeI y NOS
Jet known.
General Raako Olympics has been resp.
pointed commander Of tbs army q tie
Drins. Leschjsnin will hold euhoedinato
command in the same army.
The PFlsco Of MoaeeoeGre Jefne the Arr.
RAoUsA, September 30.-Tho Pfinoe Of
Montenegro has left the capital 70 join his
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-01
DR.. e. b. White.

It may not be called much Of . removal,
but - this physicisn has left his old guar
ters, No. l59 Canal street, and established
his 0fRoe and residence st n, l67, only four
dooFs of, it 10 perhaps - we'll that people
should know it. Since the doctor has been
duties - president of tho Board Of Health,
he he's more time to devote to bis largo pri-
vate practice.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-01
g. SUNDAY.

make ftiendA, anl while they endure thsy
receive 1aursls, and God viii not forsake
them. The H0s 10 net fAr distant when they
aad al other men win feeeivo their inward
for tho deeds done; when the triumphant
Republican party will redeem hsF plsdges.
md every man shsll worship according 10
his wishss, and not b put 10 shsme.
VERIrAS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-01

II the Rcoyune 10 very anxious to learn
how carbolic acid came to be introd aoed
here - disinfectant, it would do we'll to
consult ito own local reports Of year ago.
or such matter. We have . vivid recol-
lection Of public meetings, indignant
speeches and protests in tho lower part Of
the city. Tho late Albert Fabre was Q
sworn enemy to the use Of tho article, and
contributed several elaborate articles to
the press, In which he charged ito use on
tho Board Of Health, and severely censured
the practice of spriDkling the streets With
carbolie aoid - useless asd Unnecessary
for the purpose intended, and Injurious to
the general health. It caa hardly be said
to b new practice introduced BY tho
present board under these circumstances.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-01
Regislratlsn Appeiutnesss.

The following appointments of United
States supervisors have been made on
recommendation of both parties, % indi-
Gated:
Coneordis-G Spencer Mayo, Democrat.
Terrebonne-A. E. p. Albert, Republican.
Orleans. twelfth wsrd-John Moylan, Re-
publican.
R,p,des-Willism g. Kelso. Republican.
P"lnte Coupee-Oscar Joffrion, Repub-
lican.
Piaquemines-Barthol Daunoy, Re-
publican.
Frsnklio-R. 81 Adams, Republican.
West Feliciana-E. l.. Weber, Repub-
licsn.
Lncoln-W. C. Hicks. Republican.
Tsnsas-E c. Routh, Republican.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-01
TIE Te0Deraauro.

Tho Thermometer as L'uis Frigerio's, No.
50 Chartres street, stood - follows, Sep
tember 30: Ats A. n $50; at 2 P. n, 40; st
P. n, 100. Lowest point daring the
night Of September q. go.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-01

Mr.. A. P. Bennett, formerly typo and
member of the press in this city, but for
tho last six or eight years residing In Rich
mond, has returned to this CITY. Mr.. Ben
nett was lstely ono Of tho editors Of the
Richnond Enquirer.
Nj. < Offner, who has just returned from
tho centennial, purchased there and st the
great sales in New York, an elegant stock
of china, glass and crockery for his now
store, No. ia Canal street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-01

tn 70 will Do series Of religions meet.
corner Of Moreau and Eoghiea streets. The
preaching viii begin at seven o'clock. ~
1oltOWe:
Monday night, BY Rev. Alfred e. Clay.
Tuesdsy night, By Rev. Alfred e Clay.
Wednesdsy night, By R-v J.m-s A Ivy.
Friday night. BY Rev. Haley Wsrisin.
0ests are ill free, and Eybody II In
yited 70 attend.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-01

6tsubs supply Of Newspaper and periodi-
oal literature contipues to be such - satis-
fee all demands, and bio prices afs never
Questioned. ~ No. 60 Canal street
Goldrh vaise's books, soo-may be found,
on tho arrival of tho mail, anything that
may BE- necessary to keep one advised Of the
ductustions and vsst concerns Of busy lite
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-01
In the CIothe0 Lie.

In the C1otAOO L1nos
Attention 10 called 70 tho card Of Leon
Godchaux, the famous clothing dealer ct
Csusl street, announcing . proposed change
m his business. This movement will afford
sman dealers IN excellent chance to mako
special asfang+ments with this celebrated
house for goods In their line, which they
would Do we'll 70 tske esriy advantage Of.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-01
those who had died or moved sway sinee
the lest registration.

0oveEnof KelloGg, Attorney 0saesal
Huns. Hon. H. z. Steele, and several others
left Last evening for Iberville parish to st-
ssad the grand mass meeting at Plaquenins
to-da0.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-01

Ns DaA vsaA put his money where II
viii % ~ nlsse gsod. hs should put It in
his vitsS peskst book
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-01

r0ourNuHD On nJo1rH kA00.l
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-01

Ih0 OeSs0cf0S, ana the organs een0f1uy,
assert that they zee NO reed tor an ,ndepen-
dent ticket, because the Democratic nomi-
nses for the Legislature are good. There 10
neither logic nor honesty in this position.
While virtually admitting the unfitness Of
their city and parish nominations, the Or
GaDs promise ell needed relief through the
Legislature. Suppose the legislators fail in
peeformance - heretotore, where 10 tho
public 70 turn for relistS
Let the independents 20 ON with their
selections Of honest men for esesy Office
city, parochiA and legislative. Lot every
individual nominee be guarantee in him
sslf-in his past life and daily relations
with his neighbors-of honest government
and The relief from oppressive Laws that
our needs demand. Then lot the people
elect these men II they would take the new
departure toward psaee and prosperity.
Upwards Of $50 names were struck from
The reGistratiea hsts ysessfday-aa0es Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-16
PERMANENT
CURED.

SANFoRDs RADICAL CURE FOR CATARRH is q
'afe, certain, anl permanent cure for Catarrh OF
very form, and l. the most perfect remedy ever
devis0i. Ii Is purely a vegetable disli latun and
sslpied lo' ally ny ins nalion, anu Constitution
ally by int rna administration. Locally appIied
relief is In-tanaue us. 1t sooihes, heals and
cieanses the nasal passages of every feeling OF
heavness ob't uctiVn, duiiness or dizziness Con
~tiiu ionally administered 1t renovates the blood,
purfes IL OF the acid poison with hicb II is ava
charg In tatar h, stimulates the stomach nyer,
ana Kidneys, perec digestion, makes new bloo
.nd permits The formation Of sounu alIhy tissue
and noally obtains complete c 'ntrol over the dl
-'a-e. 1he emarkabIe cur tive po trs when all
"ther remedies utterly iaIl al SaLf rd's Radical
cure, are aL'es'ed NY thousapds Who gratefully
iecommena II to fellow sufferers. No statement Is
made regaruiuk it hat cannot De sub, b,taDta,.d uy
the most respectable and Tenabe references. II il
a great ana good INT, dicine and wo,lhy all cont.
ence. Zach package conaIns II Treatise on Ca.
a'rh md Dr San ord's Improved InhaliDg uDe
aud i'iil erection Tor its use i0 AL Gases.
SANFokD's RADICAL CURE is sold by all Whole-
sale AID retail druggists tLi oughout the Unit d
states. Price, $l.
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How to Make Money.


We VIII state that the surest, bes and speediest
wav to KIultiply and increase" is to call at No II
Wall street, New York, and consult with Alex
frnthing ngham Il Co.
These u ntlemen who have long been identified
with the hi story ami n irs of wall street are un-
II. ually skilled in monetary affai :, ami III every.
thing appertaniug to sperula ION, are uneXcpcd
or ability and proficiency. 1t NAV also be sal
hai oil the maHy Il Oh ters In that city thev are not
MY the the most popul.r, hut So the most sue
cessiul best patro"ized. and most widely known
in near the vicinifB OF " all st Get.
Among the customers Of the house Of Alex.
rockingham & Co, are some of our leading and
ep' e- nlatIve ci iZens, Vho are mainly indebted
the lahor- ol this Hrm for much OF The wesith
they now enjoy.
Durins tue long and successful experience of
Meshr-. AIeX. rockingham " Co in Is 6 " they
nave earned for tn, mselves an envi BILE reputation
or H. ncsty, integrity and good attn, and ENJOY
business almost colos sal IN II proprt.ons In fact,
the amount of bu mess done by this house in The
course ol ear Is something won er'ni, aud oft.
forms the subject OF comment. | need { a visit
ruth OF the above statemsn
How they manage 10 convert $40 to S21 S20 into
so $40 into SSl, and so on, is secre which they
aIoIe can explain; bat that heN succt ell IN do ng
81 L. II tact 100 well known To admit OF doubt If
you ~ouid safely ann prutitably iuN est you mon
ey. do not hesitate to favor lhi firm th v"urca
aud confidence. That 10y so 'oing Nou III reap an
| abu daHt reward the e eAperienre If thousands oi
our best ciliZens trsts. The necessity OF taking
uch conrse IN these lines OF lettering banks and
financial STR ngency must be appa ent TO the most
Indifferent and care'ess observer.
Mes-rs. Alex. H. othlngh ham Co., are prepared
| to invest money to any amouni in the best secnr
| ties and in every trsnsa li"n in which they may
oe engaged guar ntte ntie sati> action TO those
| v hn honor hem win ifri prtrotage
as~ send their Explanatory Cir ular and
weekly Reports, which they IN II free to all uho
desire them.-From ". Y. Metropolis april H.,
: 1875. julyi3- IeodSn'
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K A TIV e
CATARRu

This is the destructive and terrible stage of the
dl-ease The whole nasal Passages. ending the
eyes aLd ears the nsils throat, bronchial tui es
ihd lung bccUme one alter anc ther, q, cteCi in
.ned, ulce' attd, and sucrumb rapidly TO this
rehtful monster. A peculiar acid is generated
ana set ht hIelty by thr disease, which, perm eat
ing the blnod weakens ami DESTROY its r, nuyaiInx
power and allows the system no opportunity to
thro" on The maady until this icon Leutral zed
td expelled Ii l. here that cone tituliona treat
nent becomes OF the most vital consequence, zoe.
cause unless ARE ted at this stage The disease IN
MAKE Taplu pro- less towards pulmonary consump.
ton "-WaIreu's Hou-, hold Ph, sician Meanw hi, 4.
soothing, healing and astringeBt medicine must
ne applied directly 10 the uas al ,as sages thi form
sible, fNS
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CATAkkIl.

symptoms -Obstructed breathing, partial cles
ure oi one or b. tb nostils, -iop, ed up, "stuf q
up" feeling in the head, constant blowing Of th,.
lose, dis charee from the II n water, or thi
yellow or gre-Dish mucu-, fr QUE nt, .treoked itb
oiood. Sometim, . the matter becomes encru ted
Tong, d Effort. In The morning on Using the symp
toms e The wort. vi lent blowing, haw h ing and
stlt ny until The crusts ar, removed, ~ leart pal
TALLY, and the throat is oed from the matter In
mas accumulated during he night. Finally the poi
s. nou- secfetions atacs the threat, bronchial
tubes, lungs, IL riinatins In pulmonary consump-
Il N, accompanied by most oi. nsive bi cath aud
IMPAIRED eyesight and hearing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-16
SNEEZINC
CATAkkll.

This is constant sneeze, sneeze, sneeze, until
your head seems ready " d OF uutil your no-e
anu eyes discharge excessive q antilles oi mucus,
thin, ac ii, aud POISONOUS untIl undt lor ,siness
Ir pleasure, you number yourself emong ln- must
ancted oi m 'rtas, destined 10 su1e periodically
he Create distress wi hout relief consoiatio
Every draugbt ev, ry breath OF air seen enemy
IN uirguse. This is properly called Acule Caar h
mi consonly, Cold in the Head Ito Constant ie
"urrebce ls nue TO constitution ally weak ui g.
"a "a nasal organs, and ebie, b Ell action OF the
perspIra'ory glands. In the permanent cure Ihia
uIeitssiig maady sANfoaDs RADICAL CURE Fok
CArARkH 10 II -ver.iaiiing sp, ci1c. instant e
nel iolo"s tho nrst dose. Its Use destroy, the
m"ibi eensitlvenes, to aimnsphe ic changes whic,
preispose pesple To this di eaee AID Is sure to
piescnt an attack OF Caronic Ulcerat Catari h.
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1aily 4saaebse gouraal,

Issued every morning, except Sundays. 1t con-
ans the latest news ny Telegraph anu mail gIves
rspUrts OF the Markets, and ns carefully prepared
political anu local articles, aud generous amount
OF farming, hoine ana ulIsceilaheous reading with
q tull compilation of State news.
Terms, ~ per aanam IN adpaace, ss If payment
10 uot made within the year. single copies cents,
20 DC atu at the bookstores and al this office.
Advertisements inserted reasonable terms.
t.es may be mad On application al this oIice.
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Nennsbrt yonrnal.

Published at AUGUSTA, MAINE, Water Street,
OF oI Court by oPnA1UE, OWEN Il NASH,
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Weekly 4ennebee Sournal

Published every Wednesday morning, is the
largest iolio paper In the state, containing news,
poducal articles, agricultural scientific matter,
81 es, poetry, anecdotes, household matter, mark.
e. &C., &c.
Terms, per annum ia ddvdace.
Transient Advertisements, - 10 per inen for first
ws5N % cents per week ior each subsequent in
Sc ION.
social Notices, g. so per inch for nrst week; 81
.e per week for each subsequent week.
j; 7lness Notices, in reading columns, 20 cent?
,; ne tor urst inserion ~ per line for each
>. Iuent insertion.
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Advertising Agents
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The following Advertising Agents are author
j ed to receive subscriptions and advertisement,
fJI tie kENSEBEC JOURNAL:
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AUGUSTA POST OFFICE.

AUGUSTA POST OFFICE.
OFFICE HOURS.
For delivery of letters, from. 7.3O A. NJ. TO $50
PM.
On SUNDAYS. from els A. N. to lO.I5 A. NJ.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
MAILS ARRIVE.
Boston, Portland, AID West $3.50 A. M. S.45 and
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Bath and Rockland $40 and ~ +. Nj.
RocklaEd stage, via Washington, L. NJ.
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Belgrade, West Wsterville, orridgewock and
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Pennington stage via Resdfed, l.30 p. NJ.
Belfast, IL 80 A. Nj. anu 1858 Z. NJ.
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Skowh gan, III .35 A. Nj.
Grand Trunk Il. X. and Canada, 3.45 and $40
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belgrade. West Waterville, Norrldgewock, and
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Liquids, glass and explosive chemicals are ex-
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- Money ORDER OFFICE.
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. e issued for amounts not exceeding 500 Larger
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-30

Bag MARIE Duteh. Hanson from Angufs With s.s Tor
New York which pus into 50 Thomas July "a 10 u5es
resumed or voysEs Aug and put into y !onns ~ on
the with four feet of water In her hold AND again TO-
sunea her tho 18TH
BAG hArre Bgsnor. at Portland, Ne. from Perth Am-
boy struck Horse snoe shoal night OF 2ls nst when
set her to bAking
BRIG MoRKSA Ger. from Tenerfc for 81 Thomas In bal
last reported to have wrecked night OF Aug III on
Anegada.
sour tBp. Fourncr. from Quebec Aug % for Ply MOUTH
T. with deals struck st Lawrence Point ana was towed
back TO Quebec Aug - waerloggei and placed on the
ertdr, Tor repairs.
Scum EESJ ExGLsH of aud New Bedford has been
purchased by Capt Zebina Chase who command her
Ia the coasting business
scnR II J. SIMMONS had her manmast sails. rigging and
upper works burned during hre at Savannah Aug ~
ScHR LRGAL TKSpER, of Gloucester hoated oil the
Half Tide Rocks Mt Newburypor Sunday, and now lies
the Hats the Marine Railway.
wRHcKiSc-capt Baisdell tho life saving station con.
tractor to commence raising the wreck OF the Maple
Lear which was sunk du lag the b. III. explosion OF
Confederate torpedo IN the 81, Johns River Florida about
hve miles above Mandarin. Alter this Is done he intends
TO continue the work other boats vessels which are
lying in various places nj the bottom 81 the river
BERxUpA Aug 2i-Thc stranded brig " Is Nckerson was
driven to sea from the north reefs the 10th inst
SnIpBuiLDiSG-Geo cottrc has TO ton bark ON the
stocks nearly ready for pankn This Is the only vessel
building in Belfast ut present