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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-18
WAY ADVEn1IsEt

People sometimes ask why does DIR. X.
v. Pierce, OF Buffalo, N. T., spend 80
much money in advertising hi. family
medicines, which arc so we'll known and
surpass ell other remedies IN popularity
aud sale. II IL well known that A. +.
Stewart considered Il good policy, aud
undoubtedly II paid him, TO spend many
hundred thousand dollars 10 advertising
bis goods, yet nobody questioned the ex.
cellence Of his merchandise. The grand
secret Of success lies ia offefog only
good. which possess merit to sustain
themselves, aud then through libsrsI znd
persistent advertising making the people
thoroughly Acqusiutcd with their good
qualities Aeu do not succeed IL ansss-
rug great fortunes, establishing thriving
aud permanent business, aud founding
substantial Institutions ike DE-. Pierce
Grand Invalid. Hotel at buffalo, which
I Cosss over two Luadred lhon.Aud dollars,
On ess their business b4 legitimate, their
goods mrrituri0as, aud iheir seryicc,
which they render the people geuuipe
Z aud ysiuzblu. DIR. Pierce does aoi at
+ tc Bps 10 huunbng yon by telling YOU that
F.. his Golden Medical ID scavefy will cure
all diseases lie says, III your lungs sre
hall wasted by cousumtiOu, nay Diseov
cry viii not cure you, yet as remedy
F for severe coughs Ana sil curAbis bron.
chiAl. throat, and lang sdec,ions, | be-
7 iisve i 70 be unsurpassed So remedy.
+ The people have condolences Ia bis faedi.
( eines beeanse be does hot over recon
oeud item, Ard when tried ihey Civ,
satisfaction Ills Medical Adviser,
book u over niue hundred pages, Iilus
trsted By two hnndred and eighiy-lws
sugfayings Gnd bouBd 10 cloth and giii
u offered 20 the people Al 70 moderate
prizes 20 ", p0ss.paidl, that il i NJ
wonder that almost one hundred thon
saiid have already been sold Ilis mem
oraudum books arc ca every druggist
counter for free diaribution.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-18

a few yeAss ago August Flower was
discovered V " . certain cure for DYE
repsA and Liver complaint, few thin
Dvspspties made k0owa 10 their friends
how easily aud quickly they bad been
cared by ia use The great merits Of
GHEEN's AUaUsr FLowER became herald.
ed through the country By Que sufferer
tn another, until without advertising lts
sain has become immense. Druggists 10
every town in the United States are SELL
ing II. No person suffering with Sour
stomach. Sick Headache, Costivcness,
p.lpltatioa Of tho Heart, Indigestion, low
spirits, etc, can take three doses without
relief Go 10 your druggist, Walt q
Hard or V. Grover, and get bottle for
Is cents aud lry H. sample bottles ice.
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rrou r. Y,nov.. IN, sfuni, y. II.

AahoarA kars EsnsrAily great OBJ
Ieeslsn 10 patent metieiHes, cas- bat
.sv IN lustiem to DR. WfrkK's btisAN
OF Win CurnRr that Il ia remedy 81
superior valae for PaluqusTy Diseases
ksvs made uae 81 Gia preparation ioF
several years, and !, has proved 20 1e
very reliable ana effeaelous IN the treat
meat Of severe And lonE standing Coughs,
/ knoW Of one patient, nov 10 com lori
able health. who Las taken thit remedy
aa.l Who bot for 10 nse, CONSIDER
woald not Row be iiving.
r. FELLOWS, M. -.
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AaestFs~ CAsPs.s. Ne. ~. y. A. -.
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sktaasr Pest Ne. Sa. q. a. n.
Mssts IA Adams Han. FAstcry rosAt. 90
he srtl rus~Asy svealng - each moatA
JOHN c. ni.ACKMEA. coHaaaAsr.
oraat Lsdgs, Ne. tea. .. o %. v
Mssts 81 Adams' Hall svert satafaay svshing
Al oselsek All members 81 The "sFday- are
lnvitsA, Degree msaunrs every hfsl ard TARA
Wednesday evening" q each month at aieiesA.
7. }. Horr, / ..
TO CoNsUMPTIvEA
The advertiser, az cid phYsieian, retired frcU
active practice, hAvink h.d placed ~ his AsaAs
bv a. kAs, In3A Missionary The fatmals Of .
simple Ysgstsbls Remedy, fer tAe speedy ard
prrinaaest Care % consamptoH, nroRchstis.
GatArrh Asthas, and Al Threat tnd lusf Az.
feet one aisa a Positive and Radical Cnfe Tor
Nervous Debility aud ali NsrVeas Complaints,
otter havina thoroughly tested its venasFfui
curative po~sFs 10 thousands 81 eAses, tsels 70
hls duty 70 make "a kBewn ts bic catering tel
love. AetHatsd By this motive, aAd eeassisH-
tious desire 70 relieve hamaa suffering. be vii
send tree Of charge, 10 all vh0 desire "a. the
recipe With fall directions Tor preparing aud
saSsssasuly Ssing. sen, By Tsturu mel ~ al.
dressing
26lT Manros Block, Syracuse, n. 7.
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BI,ctHo0ds Edinburg Magalin:.

We Briiisk QuAFtsEhss give 10 tie raj I,
vel .sIgss,sd infvrnslion spsa The greet ss..
IN ~ uempofAnsons history, aad e..Htste =.
tsfiy uilsis1s Oh eli that IL fSssk ssd vslss
10 htsfI bers. - ven ~ sumwaSy Of TIE !.
umpLs " ssisass ssd art Ihs vss, iesh
essvalss VI Europe will fern topics Tor di...
slsn. that viii BE- HsStd 9Th .tkorousbt,.
and astiity isowhsrs slss 10 BE- fomsd, hla
GOODS hAEA zoe Il fsmoHs for stories. eel.
and skstohss n the bighsst HtsraSJ naris.
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TERMS, Including Postage:
PAyable Strictly 10 Advance.
CLUBS.

A diseoaSl Of tusHty tSF esnt siil be aiiessd
10 clubs " four or more Rsfsona Thas. fsws
copies " Black v0ed OF " cns ksvsv ed y
sent W QUO a1drsss fr tiJ 70, iOuf eopass " tls
four ksyisws and blAskvood for -, aRd - Ga
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-18

address b. J. Wilder, West Rspefi
Doss II pay 70 raise corn IN Vermont
x s. Sbsrmks. West gapefi ThartisY
saernsas, Doubung lbo products q sAs
farm. II. n. Scslsy. Md3lebuy; iuiafi'
oas iastrss. Or Asa Fitch. salem, y. y
THURSDAY evening, The fsfmer's homer
Mr. v " Hepkas. West Rapefi Yer
m1nis hapdrsi yesrs, nsnry Clark, Rat
.Aad FRIDAY morning Recent legisls'
len aHcring farmers, Ora Paul, Pom.
frs,; Tie STOCK barn snd appointments
Wm " Holmes. Gfcanwieh, N !. FRI
day afernoon, Use dairy COW, Gen \
NJ Curtis, OEdsnsburgh, y. y; Food
and care u TIE dairy eos, A Chapman
Nidd.ebufy se.ecfi0n 81 the dsiry COW
g. Fssstt. EuosbnrE Fridsy even
iug, Advantages Of : garleu with farm
Rev Dr Lambert, Rupert. Oppsuuni
ties And encouragement for yaaaR farm
sfs. Hoo 4 Z Woodbridge. Yefgenaes.
similar fueeuags will be held ii he ali
ereut coHatiss Of the State Meeting
soc following week At Luoeuburgh AMI
peaoham.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-18

Fine and elegant portraits OF either OF
the Presidential Candidates sent 10 any
address, for only l0e each. two for loe.
Address s MURRAY. woodford, W.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-18

--Sooiable TO be held this week Thurs.
day Aheruoon aud evening st tue resi-.
dencc OF Mr.. and Mrs. Aurelias Sykes.
We had meetings during most OF The
evenings OF last week. but owing TO The
great depth Of snow there was not as
large an attendance Al usual on such &C.
easions,
Mr.. AmDs KiIbarn has lately return,
cd from his journey to LiIeAdeid Conn
where he was summoned Oh tbs sad oc.
casioa Of the death OF bis mother.
The main employment, Of oar ci,iz ~
at the present titBe Is shoyellng snow
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woopFonD.


Foxes are quite plenty and their
bark is often heard In The night time.
According to all signs the latter part
of the winter will be "open." 1t has
opened mighty hard thus far.
Herman Bugbee dealt blow on his
foot tie other day, intliotiug severe
wound. Ed. Fernley also ont his face
with an axe last Wednesday, which in
capacitates him from laboring for several
weeks.
Andrew Paddock, from Pownal, was
taken through town en- route for tho
luuatc asylum at Brattleboro. Sorry
that so many young men are destined
to have snch u home.
&C. w. Cutler received an order for
trout from New York the other day but
be thinks the laws of Vermont are rather
too stringent to comply with the request
until next May.
The snow is so deep and the roads
blockaded so often that teamsters think
1t expedient to drive their equines after
the tandem fashion, which practice work
very well.
People have thaw-t that there would
be thsw several times this month, but
as yet their predictions have proved fu.
tile.
-"F. II. b." in his article in last
weeks Banner, entitled "Visit to the
Mountain" recalled to our mind the
pleasant trip TO the summit of Mt. Equi.
noK but we did not call fora "resp'
quite 80 often as he intimates. We are
glad that we made 80 good pillar. I'm.
Gle Peters ho.pitslty will be l,ng re.
mcrnbcred
The old Pine VALLEY engine was ia
ken back to Albany last week, a. par
| payment for the new one, which il now
being efficiently nsnsgsd by Frank
Town, or Rutland.
--l.epfeAeutalive wouId.be elector Al
drich's s,n, George, gave birth ds,
party at Bosrdman's last Wednesda,
evening. Fiddlers are doing goo(
/ business
Many a man thinks It's virtue tina
prevents him from turning rascal, whe,
It's Gully full stomach One should be
careful aud not mistake potatoes for
principles.
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The following Il The order 81 exer
clses % lhe meeting II The board OF sgfi-
caiture 10 be he'd At this place Jan. 18th
aud ssthi ThandAy morning, opening
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LONDONDERRY

The Granger. met AZ 4. :. 6ardeld's
Saturday, JaB. 9th aud drew him mp q
large pile Of wood. Mr., Garfield has
been siek long time
The Gospel Workers are expected
here the 18th. goth aud 2ist OF the presen,
month
Fred Marvin, one OF the victims OF
the Asbtabuia disaster. was formerly q
resident Of this place W here lie was clerk
IN Judge Arnold's store.
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The same Old siory rghi along,suuw
snow, snos. Oar people are basy IS
bees sweeping paths, breaking roads.
diging for waler snd hoping i1r The good
time coming.
DR. Austin lost valuable horse last
Saturday by being Kicked BY iis mate H.
the stable
Rev. DIR. Lambert Was TO hAve lee
iaFed before The Young peoples sssocia-
lioa al the Congregational Church on
Monday eve, bat the storm OF Monday
and Acndsy evening prevented e meet
Ing. Use subject OF the lecture wss
announced TO be 'sEvolation. The
iAilare was a disappointment - many.
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sorrH LONDONDERRY.

IL large aud en.busiAstie Trceting
wn he'd in this place last Friday, in the
iaierest Of the proposed narrow gauge
railroad from Brattleboro 10 Whitehall.
The meeting was addressed by Hon. d
ID Harris, OF Baaltleboro, and j. l..
Martin E'q. OF this place. Mr. Harris
gave many Interesting facts, in favor OF
the narrow gauss system of roads, aud
spoke quite confidently a. to the probA.
billIies OF the roads being huiit. II Is
required to raise five hundred ihoue and
dollars along the line, when New York
capitalists will build aud equip the road
Strong efforts are now being made TO
secure this amount. Great interest is
being awakened IN the mountain towns
through which tbs proposed ronte runs
Every one ranst realize that the benefits
that would sccrue to those towns with
their immense dormant resources would
he very great, aud that strong effort
now will be crowned with success, aud
we will be let out OF the darkness aud in-
to the light. so let il be.
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Foxes are quite plenty and their
bark is often heard In the night time.
According to all signs the latter part
of the winter will be "open.p 1t has
opened mighty hard thus far.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGES,
TUESDAY, October 8. 1877.

Americana .Goid.-lG2kbid.
State OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES conenis, SIX bid, Sax
asked: Virginia deferred. bid: Virginia Interest
certificates Is asked: Virginia iaxreceivable cow
pons, S3S bid. S4A asked.
city Observation-Disclosures city Sc. II * asked ;
Richmond city G's. 101 bid, 10l4 asked: Petersburg
SIS, 93k bid; Norfolk city SIS, los bid; Norfolk
city water S's. ITO bid; Norfolk city G's. 90 bid
Fredericksburg city 7's, 100 bid Manchester s's,
tax-receivable. 80 bid, 81 asked.
mortgage 6's j. and j., 72k bid. IS asked; Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad sec9nd mortgage 6s. D. ano
j.. 81 bid; southsde Railroad second mortgage pre-,
ferred 6s, j. and j., II Asked uthside Raliroad
a assfa Rehend ana
mortgage rs. A. and O.. LOO asSed: hlcnmoma'
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad MORTGAGE Is;
J. and j.. 100 bid; Richmond, Fredericks6nrg ana
Richmond and Danyie Railroad consolidated Us,
NJ. and NJ, 73h bid; Piedmont Railroad first mort
gage S's, 4. and O., SO bid.
Railroad Sfocks.-Rlchmon6. Frederick burg ana
mond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad SIX per
cent guaranteed. 100 par, so bid: Richmond, Fred
ericksburg and Potomac Railroad seven per cent.
guaranteed, 100 par, 91H bid: Richmond and Dan
100 par, bid: Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad
common, 10 par, S4$ bid; Seaboard and Roanoke
Railroad guaranteed. foo par, 102 asked.
Bank Stocks.-First National, 100 par. 1l6 BID !;
Richmond so mar 10 bid; Merchants and Planters
Savings, % par. 49, bid, 90 asked: Citizens
Savings. rs par. 22ta asked.
rinP. 25 par 80 bid, Al asked: Virginia state. 20
par, 2S8 bid, 29A asked: Virginia Home, 100 par,
99H bid. l Oh asked: Merchants aud Mechanics. 100
PAR bd' 92 asked Gy lo2 par S3 aihea oIe
Company. 100 par. n bid. s2% asked Commercial
Fire Insurance Company. % par. | bid. 10 asked.
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Washington.
PERSONAL.

WASHINGTON, D. c., October 9.-Mr. Ste
phens, with General Toombs, called on the
President to-day. The visit was cordial, but
entirely social.
THE SPEAKERSTI1P.
The combination against Randall was
effected this afternoon. The parties to it
are Messrs. Morrison, Cox, Sayler, and
Blackburn. Goode has been telegraphcd
TO to know il he will enter into it. The
proposition is to agree upon some one can
didate whose name is to be presented rs
against Randall and none other named.
Sayler has telegraphed that he will place
his interests in the hands of Hon. E. John
Ellis, of Louisiana. Blackburn, OF Ken-
lucky, names Hon. William NJ. Springer, OF
Illinois. Morrison names John 3. Clark, of
Missouri. Mr.. Cox has not yet selected a
friend, and Goode has been urged by tele-
graph to name a northern man. He will
arrive here tomorrow.
After the umpires have been selected
they will select candidate, and the under
standing is that whomsoeyer the conference
agrees upon the others are to retire from
the field.
VARIOUS ITEMS.
The secret-service department OF the
Treasury is to be made bureau, and report
to Secretary Sherman direct, instead Of
through Mr.. Raynor.
Waits from Ohio show that the working
men are drawing Unfortunately from the Re-
publicans. Stanley Matthews's friends are
greatly scared.
: Last nights rain sapped the Patent Office
more than the Romanians are sapping
Plevna.
There was a full Cabinet meeting to-day
except Sherman, who is voting in Ohio.
Mrs. Hayes has returned from short visit
to New York, where she went to consult the
milliners regarding dicollette.
Judge Woods, Of the fifth or southern
circuit Of the Federal Court, is more strong
" recommended from his circuit than any
other candidate for the vacant seat on the
Supreme bench.
1t is certain that the pension agency at
New Orleans has been, rendered to General
Mcmillan. He has not yet accepted the
Mace
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The Ohio Election.

HOW THE VOTE WILL BE COMPARED.
WASHINGTON, October 9.-Returns from
Ohio tonight will be compared with the
vote Tor Barnes aud Bell n year ago.
FAVORABLE DEMOCRATIC INDICATIONS.
COLUMBUS, October 9.-The day has been
pleasant throughout the State, which is
usually considered favorable to the Republi-
cans, but the fair weather is offset by apa-
thy and the withdrawal OF Republican votes
to Workingmen's and Green back tickets.
Returns are coming in slowly, butindicate
Democratic gains. In compilation Oh the
vote no account is taken Of Greenback or
Workingmen's vote, although the latter are
said to have polled heavy vote in Hamilton
county. Comparisons as to Democratic or
Republican gains will be made with the vote
for Secretary OF State in October, 1876.
DEMOCRATIC GAINS REPORTED.
COLUMBUS, October 9.-Returns from
seventy voting precincts, scattering through
out the State, but not including many from
cities, show Democratic gain Of 1,70O.
THE STATE REPORTED DEMOCRATIC By lO,00O
''@~s.. TO $4,000 MAJORITY
WASHINGTON, D. C., October 9.-Pryate
dispatches indicate Ohio has gone Demo-
cratic by 10000 to $4,000 majority.
WASHINGTON, October 9.-Generai Ewing
tecgrapbs that one tenth Of the State gives
Democratic gains OF over 5000. No doubt
we carried the State ticket and the Legisla-
ture, independent Of Hamilton county,
which is supposed to be ours.
DEMOCRATIC GOVERNOR ELECTED.
COLUMBUS, O., October 9.-At 1880 2. VI.
returns were received from 265 precincts,
including some from nearly every portion
Of the State. The net Democratic. gain IN
these is 4,1SS, indicating Democratic gain
in the State OF $4,000, and the election OF
Bishop (DemocraD for Governor by $4,000
majority. .Gr- .-.
COLUMBUS. October 10-1 4. M.-The Dem
ocratic Committee claims the election OF
Bishop by from 10000 to $4,000, and also 4
majority in both branches OF the General
Assembly. The Republican Committee
comedies Bishops election by over 10000.
but are in doubt about the Assembly. There
is no basis for computing the number OF votes
cast by the two workingmen's parties, but
it is supposed to be considerable. as it IS
claimed that they cast 10000 votes in Ham
ilton county alone. 1t will be noticed
that the Democratic gains come largely
from Republican strongholds on the west
ern Reserve. la one township near Ober-
lin the Democrats gained 325 votes. The
Republican Committee, in giving the rea-
son for this falling Off in their vote, say 1t Is
caused by the Republicans who abstalned
from voting, they intending in thIs.Way to
show their dissatisfaction with the Presi
dent.
CINCINNATI, October 10.-At this hour
Q:30 A. N.Y. returns have been received
from but twenty-four out Of one hundred
and forty seven precincts in Hamilton coun-
ty; these give Bishop 1854; West, 1904
Bond (Workingmen's). 1,607. The Demo
Gratis have probably elected their entire
county and legislative tickets.
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"a Romance, spoiled..

A romantic story Is going the rounds OF
the newspapers about the late Archbishop
OF Baltimore and brilliant Connecticut
belle. 1t IL said that when Mr.. Bayleyb be-
came a priest he broke Off an engagement OF
marriage to this lady, whom he had met on
a summer holiday trip, and that she took
refuge IN convent, whence she soon fled
under very peculiar circumstances, and
finally she died OF consumption and a
broken heart. 1t is pity to spoil such a
work OF the Imagination. Mr.. Bayley and
the lady in question were friends from
childhood, but not lovers. They were
never engaged to be married. She never
suffered from either consumption or
broken heart, but remained In excellent
health and spirits for more than thirty
years after he entered the priesthood, and
she died in Europe only a year ago. She
made short trial OF convent life rs novice
OF the Sisters of Mercy, but as this was
when she was middle-aged woman, and as
much as twelve or fifteen years after the al
legged separation from her supposed be-
trothed, 1t could hardly have been the re-
suit of disappointed love. Neither. was
there anything peculiar in the clrcum-
stances OF her return to the world. Find
ing that the convent did not suit her, she
went home in the most commonplace man
ner, as novices and sisters often do.-NeW
York Tribune. -.+.
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nAn,.E sa.sLLIEsScs.
PORT OF RICHMOND. OcroDEE Q, 1877.

tOkI Of kItHsiOSD.O CTODEE ~ 1917. -
ARRIVED.
Steamer Eliza Hancox. Clifford. Norfolk, merctan-
disc and PASSENGERS L. b. Tntun1, agent;
Steamer Bonita Harris, Kings MIL wharf. United
States mail and passengers, Oh. Schooicraft.
Schoo uer John r. Kelsey. SteeIman. Philadelphia.
coal, Richmond and Danyiile Railroad Company.
SAILED.
=, Steamship Old Dominion, Walker. New York. ncr-
cnanaise and passengers. G. W. Aleu- Co.. agents.
steamer FaniIa. Howe. Philadelphia. merchandise
ann pssscngers, W. r. Porter. agent
. schooner II. W. Godfrey. Jarinan, New York rfd
Osprne's, wood, Curtis e Parker.
. schooner Brigadler, Norton, Boston, coal, Curtis
Schooner Frank Jamison. Jamison. Poushkeepsie,
N. Y, camel coal, G.. S,orrs. agent
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Boston October 9th, schooner II. \. Squire,
MEMORANDA.
Schooner D. II. Ingraham, Gregory, hence for
Boston. at Vineyard Haven October 5th.
Schooner Annie Lee, Look, from Eastport for
Schooner Moss Glen has been chartered to load
plaster from Windsor. N. s., to Richmond, Va, az
T75; thence with coal 10 Halifax at 1925
IN COLLISION.
Bark Pepita tGer.) from Richmond fer Rio
Grande, and schooner William Slater, from Bait
more to Wilmington. " G., were III coIiisom on Iapc
Henry OH the morning OF october 9th: The schoo-
ner's starbOard aftcr-ra! aud the barks lying In-
boom and head-gear were carried away.
by telegraph.
NEW YORK. October 9.-Arrived out: Steamers
Agra, Gradulia, M. L. Harrington. Homeward
bound Steamers Giano, for New Orleans Assyrta,
for Key West; and Jurcoler, for New Orleans.
HEAVY GALE. 80
NEW YORK, October 9.-Dispa:cbes from the
rally found harbors. No Important disasters are
mentioned,