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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-14

Orders hive bssn issued from the In
diaa bnrean to provide rations for the u
500 hosti Indians rsesatly brought IN
By Spotted Tail. These Isdians came in
on the same terms ~ other hostiles. Their
arms and horses win b. taken from them,
but otherwise they will be treated the
same n Indiana who have remained at
the agency.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-14

Harry ka.z has undoubtedly the largest,
and best assorted stock Of clothing, gents
furnishing, goods, hats, caps, trunks and
valises. ever brought TO Dakota. He buys
for cash, and sells as only cash buyer can.
You can buy Of him as cheap as you can
purchase in the largest Chicsgo stores.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-14

A house and lot on Ccdsr street . few
rods from Third street opposite Hudsmith,
Stout d Cos. biacksmits shop. viii be sold
cheap for cash or on good terms. IT csu
be used for a dwelling or place Of business,
Apply to
J. N. NoRRis, Chicago House.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-14

Chas. F. Consns, ex-assistAnt secretary
Of ths treasury, and John Bigslow, who
i 70 be his assistant in London In the
transaction Of government business with
the syndicate, have started for England.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-14

by GOV Remington, who receives more
enquiries than q dozen men eau answer, we
select the following
QUESTIONS:
= Would you advise man of capital
to go to the Black Hills and could be EN-
ploy his capital profitablys
Would you advise laboring men who
are willing to work to 20 Dakota with
view to locating permanently In the terri
tory
3-Do yeu consider the reports concern
Ing the large amount Of gold and silver in
the Black Hills as true,
Have the courts of The Black Hills
been organized:
o-What protection does the territorial
OF tinted SAtes government afford to peo.
pile bound for the Black Hillsy
6-Are the Indians troublesome,
ANSWERS.
AS the governor has given "a til ese let
ters to read and comment upon, We answer
them from our knowledge of the sub,ects
upon which information Is sousht:
1-Yes, provided the possessor Of canI
tai is endowed with sufficient business ca
pacisy to judiclously manage his business
affairs. There are excellent opportunities
for investment In The Hills and capital
rightly employed will bring large profits
The Hills need capital Crude wealth f.
there there needing only capital 10 eopyer. i. into
available ahspe.
s-Men who are willing TO 9ork can
certainly rcalizs from ,heir. labor in Daka.
a., whether they employ their muscle In
tie gold ields or the grain fields. The on
poftunitY Is, hrre and disposition 10
work is the certain road to success. Free
lands abound and persons who come u
stay need have no fear Of the result of their
venture
bTt)ur Information np0n4he subject oI
tho existence of gold and silver In The
Black Hills IS of such positive nature 81
to admit Of 20 contradiction. Eew.papc,
reports are not exaggerated The placer
aiGgings hsve received more attention than
tho. quartz lodes, for The reason that tn,
Former have been better developed than tbe
latter, but IL is our opinion tina, the yield
OF quartz gold 10 the Black Hills viii sur
rass ihss snf any known mining -esion
racer gold exists 10 all the stream valleys
aud gnlches, and even up 70 the hill-,ops
-.
g Custer reported, from the grass roots
oowaN The truth has no, been ye, told
ol 'he marvellous richness Of .lbe Hills
There never yet hss been a eaat fsdtesto
% any oa me accounrs received from The
bells ctnanaiing from nasu Who b I'D look
I'd the greusd over.
- codsts have been es,ablishsd Il IL,
blacl Huh and The psepss Who llzs il
teat - q ~ eoastsys viilz sakw -
n
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-14

II 10 stated On authority that the pres-
idsat nsds no bargain whataver with, OF
promise TO-. Ghsmberlain u condition
Of his retiring from the goyefnofship.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-14

Mrs. Lyon the fashionable Broad way
miiliner, has received an elegant spring
stock and invites call from the ladies' Of
Yanktan to ineneci the stock and prices
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-14

Now, there orc. in conformity with the action
Of The raid convention, and In obedience f0 the
wishes Of the reverend clergy A. expressed In
their letter and In truthful aud derout recogni.
tion OF the Divine Providence, l appoint Friday
the fourth day OF NAV next, TO be observed as a
day OF fasting humiliation and prayer TO Al
mighty God for he forgiveness OF our sins and
for The blessin,s In all the Affairs and vci.situaes
Of life.
Ia the spirit Of humility aad sappliea.ion, let
the people of the terri tory, assemble In that day
In their accustomed places Of pnbite worsh. > and
ask for that divine assistance withUut which all
hanan effort 10 made VAIN
{ Let us pray FOR peace ON tsrth HIIt g01t wit
nmong men; that ail striras may cease, and that
the nation may increase In wis iom and be
strengthened in unity AMI patriotism; that VIC
may be blessed In our Institutions, our indusir e.
and in our homes; lei us seek for wisdom and
honesty in government, and for nprgh.eousncss
temperance and godiiness among our people; for
the bountics pf ihe-eshh !; for suceour and help
Tor the needy aud distrefrc, md cont Ion for
the ,orrowfal; f,r faith that doubiefh NOT, for
lore that is stcadinst and enduring and for tho
peace which passcih understanding
Done Vt YaakioG HE capital of the said terri.
tory, this The isth day OF Apdi, in the year Of
our Lord, ona thousand eight hundred and seventy
sesen~-->-v JoHs l. PENNINGTON.
49, By the governor.
SEAL GEO, II. HAND,
i-- r. Secretary
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-14

Leave orders for Brazilian ar,ichckes
with Richey 4 Dix. Yank,on.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-14

The la,es. style, Of spring hats Just receiv
ed by express fsom New York al Katzs.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-14

jacob J. BoremAp has been re- appointed
associate Justice Of Utah territory
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-14

New dress goods just received from New
Ycrk at l. d. Farmers.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-14

: N. T. Woollcy, wholesale and retail deal
or In Groceries and Provisions, Third street,
corner Douglss Avenue, will sell more
good goods and full weights for cash than
ano man In Yank,on. He keeps no sheddy
goods. Give hi call. Special attention
paid to Black Hills outfits.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-14
MAeSRYlNe GLASSES.

QUlcKslLvER.
And full line OF Acids, at the Excelsior
Drug Store, Mills k Purdy.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-14
Nothing shor,

OF unmistakable benefits conferred upon
tens of thousands Of sufferers could origin.
ate and msintain the reputation which
-AYER's sSARsArARILLAe enjoys LISA con-
pound OF the best vegetable alternatives,
with the Iodides Of Potassium and Iron,
and Is the most efectual of remedies for
scrofulous, metcurial or blood disorders.
Uniformly successful and certain in IT'S re.
medal Effects, II produces rapid and com.
plete cures OF Scrofula, Sores, Boils, HUI
mors, Pimplcs. Erup:ions, Skin Diseases,
and all disorders srlsing from impurity OF
the blood. BY its fnyigora ing effects ii
siways relieves and often cures Liver Cou
plants, Female Weaknesses and Irregular
tiles, and Is . potent remover OF vitality
For purifying the blood II has DO equal; i,
tones up the system, restores and preserves
the health, and lmpsrts vigor aud energy
For forty, years II has been In extensive use
and is to-day the most available medicine
fDr the suffering sick. For sale HI all deal
ers. Sold by Mills 6 Purdy, Yankton.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-14
QUESTION. AND ANSWERS.

From batch Of letters turned over 10 US
by GOV Pennington, who receives-more
enquiries than dozen men eau answer, we
select the following
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-14
] lrERRlTosY II !! or DAKOTA.
BY THE GOYE,RNOR. I


A. the cpuveLt,pu Of xovserors and herr rep
icsens,1g statss ana t9ttitortes thai have tse
ahiictedby The iocus,s, n sOmska, Nebraska. on
the eb:h aad - asys ot tsr1be, las,. the follow
Ing wh4rh - ,tsk fro iAs cHse!ay proceedings
OF the said convention, was adopted:
. The committee on rssolnsione kav,rg bcrn
nna6ie ironi want .! time 4 o rsaxh IN Iesoit.
non q Goycrnsr Psnninaton. sna lbs partitions
nom tbs syEod OF Minnesota aud from the NJ.
kota mission and conference Of the -DaSuta Ia.
dian churches In felaticn 10 thH appOi. tnent u
a. dsy isr issilng ,sad sprayfr .sporied tbs .ane
the rapc . TO be read:
.'Taa resoiatsdn referred To-. offered hy GOV.
remington, having Undergone slight amend
'WH.nEAs. The urge Of The srasshoppcr OF
locust haa become 50 stArninx duTing fhc last
OF many Of the tta,cs uId territories !: and
sWnkAvAs, They have arpsared IN many local.
iiics IN sach force ~ 10 ntteriy defy the ngsnn-
w q r.n, without sle bless ng Of G,,d .oavert
..WHERsAs, Wn,le We have a Lefer- -falll lug4Att.
IN thu 4 odneee Nd wt-desa OF that ait tssfnR4
and ever rerclfuf God, who con ros the carly
and the iAtfer rims, and wbVee mcc cifni prtSyid4
euce Z v = rs ree3 time aid hsrsett;
Be e Mersfor. rs1 istd, That we respectfully
ou, earnss'iy sIse thst afi 5ar pespIs in-the
OF all dencml Ailons ard secis, oilor up special
prayers In their respective chnfcHts fnr dr diver
ance from this grexf enemy.
" hulcupon the II me NJ Adopte1.r
And in parsnance OF lie above, and il, bedI-
encs to the courteous teqacss of The reverend
clergy OF Ynnkon and vicinity, as conveyed IN
the following letter, which Is Incorporated into
and made part OF thif proclamation:
70 Rls Erstllsncy. y. L. FsAnin3toa Gofsyno,
of Dakota 7ertiiory..
SrR---It has seemed 70 us, pastors oi the various
churches In Yankton and vicinity, that Ii would
bo fitting Thing to have NIL the people Of this
territory unite In AN Acknowledgement OF God a.
the Giyer Of harveAts or 4he Source OF all our
blessing.
We therefore respectfully ask ySu. ii II shall
seem best In your jndlment, III spToini by pro.
ciamAtion A. early q day as possible, on which
the people throughout The territory fhall gather
In their sariou. place. OF worship by sting and
! from ps the plague of grAsshoppers, or to give
blessing on the feds, thai The labor OF the
| farmers may not he In yain, end that our
| whole territory may IN iiie fayoff.
With great resi- Get, yoni obedient servaris.
| JosarH Warn,
Pastor OF ;he Coagregats nal Church,
J. A. PoTtER,
Pastor Of The NJ E. Church.
| JAS. BEcnASAN
-. Pastor Of the Baptist Clutch,
GILBERT HIsls.
Rec.os OF the r. Episcopal Chnrrh,
STEWART SHKlDoS,
Gen raj missi nary Of A. II. NJ Society for D. T
| .IonH HAUeK.
M,ssionsry OF Sioux City and Yanktnn distric,
| among the German OF The NJ. n. Church.
| JAcoB ORru,
Pastor OF ihs Reformed Church,
MgLANcrHoN HDYr
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-14
MINERS SUPPLIES.

GoLD SCALES,
MAGNETS.
MAGNFYISG G1.Assrs
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-14

f1nNs % sC1scaufssH:
rss vssk. = esass. pr noash. si; ~, ye.ss u:
Csdar--Du AArkN block
DowsS 4 KIN .ssUa;. pabiisher..
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-14
- ~ &!alstzian
DAILY.
vAisxror. pAkorA.
sat,sasy xvsai.g. April "A, 1877.
rhs Daily Press and Dako.aian
v u1biishsd

.kvERr .KvENIxa. Exckrr1Na SUNDAYS.
, 1877-03-10
SNouoMIsH CEMETERY ASSOCIATION
nPPIgHRs
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

Messrs. Rosz, cathcart, ana Ferguson.
, 1877-03-10
sYoHoMIsH CITY MARKET REPORT
STOCK.

Mich Cows, u hd..........S.5O 90 i a,
Work oxen, p Nokc....,.......$l,O. "a 2'I,
Bccfculte on foot, II ...5cts
Horses, Y hd,.......,... ....,.. $50 Il 100
sheep, q hd. ...,............. e. tO@5C0
Hogs, on foot Il tb.................J b els
The New York herald., 1877-11-04
THE GREAT REFLECTOR.
From tho Panama Star and Herald.

From tho Panama Star and Hcrad.l
The newspaper Is your new and improved camera
obscura, or perhaps properly, camera ucida. or,
stu better, happy combination Of tho two. within
It's sancium all the varied objects and interests OF tho
living world arc localized and given back to the null
Ion. Events great and small, immediate and remote.
iervid or unmpassioned, grave or gay arc all copied
by and reflected ron the swiftly revolving cylinder OF
the printing press There is nothing omitted, part
OF universal panorama lett out And Il is In proper
ton 10 The central pos,Ion and importance OF zach In
divldua unit OF the press that It's contribution 10 tho
grand total oil this scenic knowledge win be found
Journals like the London Times and tho NRw YoRK
HERALD, owing TO metropolitan accident, and count
less others Of perhaps equal influence If OF lesser re-
n0wn, may be snid TO occupy the higher and more
commanding apartments OF the great world camcra
and 10 therefore reflect wider and more div, rsisd
class of information But IN degree only does The
determination mold good. The glldoI plato glass
mirror OF The palace IL moro Iatniul thnp the
modest hnnd glass OF the nut, and prntcrs' ink is
magical aikc In tropic or AZ pVlo
The New York herald., 1877-11-04

ng-NOTlCE 10 CAPTAINS or VESSELS IN THE
COASTING AND FOREIGN TRADE.-Captans officers
vessels engaged In the coastng foreign trade observ
ing displacement removal OF buoys
communicate the fact tho HERALD that may
lctter addressed the editor lirnALp New York
city giving accurately possible the number and posi-.
ton dispnced buoys the of their removal will
suffice all observed along the Atlantic and Pacific
COASTS American Continent When they observed
countries in tho Mediterranean
1t requested that information be sent either by telegraph
or letter London office oi tho NEw YORK HERALD 40
Fleet street. London the ras Office 81 Avenue do
rOpcra Paris Whers tbs telegraph IS used dispatches
may be addressed Bcnnet, 40 Fleet street. London"
.Bcnnett Gl Avenue de rOpcra Paris" Where Of
he reach the telegraph in Asia Africa. captains
communicate with reaching the first convon
lent port This nton will be cabcd FREQ orchargc to
.hc HERALD and published.
r9-NoTICE TO CAPTAINS or VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEw YORK At KIdIiT.-.he NKw yoRK
HERALD has adopted distinguishing Coson night signal
for use board tho HERALD steam yacht showing who
burning the coor red changing from to the
succession be several miles distant:
Captains of vessels upon seeing this signal. will obigc
by preparing any marine they for tho Ship
News Department of the HERALD.
npersons derous OF muncatng with vessels arriv-
Ing at New York do by addressing such vessels
care OF IIHRALp news yacht. Pier No East River. Now
York Letters received all parts OF tho world and
promptly delivered. Duplicates aro required
The New York herald., 1877-11-04
CLEARED.

Steamer Britannia r,. Thompson. Liverpool via Queens
steamer City of Montreal CBp. Brooks Liverpool via
steamer Glamis Castle tBr). Greg, BristoHonderson
Bros.
Steamer America oier. Do Limon. Bremen via South.
steamer Clyde TriSon. uavan.-w Clyde Co.
Steamer Csrondeet. Burrows Nassau NP-Murray' FER
steamer state of Texas Nickcrson. Galveston via Key
steamer Morgan City. Road Now orieans-Bosert Nor
Steamer Hudson eager. Now Oricans-clark Seaman
Steamer Cty OF Macon. Nicker,on, Savannah 6a-ueo
steamer City of Atlanta, Woodruff. Chareston-J
steamer Regulator. Doane Wilmington. Nc-wm r Clyde
Steamer Old dominion Walker Norfolk, City Point and
Richmond-Oid Domn Steamship Go.
Steamer Isaac Bell Lawrence, Norfolk, V"-oio Domn'
steamer Q Knight. Chichester Georgetown DE-
steamer Beverly Wallace rhilsdsphismJss p nz,a. Hand
BARK Lalia W lBr, Woodworth, Morgan Piil-J W Par
Bark Tompar Br,. Trcfry. Cork for Orders-Jas e.
bark lockwood tBr Buckard Cork Falmouth for or
bark iIohcnsoliorn Ger. schwacher. Bromen-Fnuch.
bark Saoyo Virginia G'sp. ss.,ea'si Losh0rn' Italy
BARK Professor IiSasser Soi Ma,hosson Trieste
Bris Johnny smith tBr,. Thompson, Lvorpool-runch,
ris sancho Br. Lord Cork for ordcrsJoshu" Tucker
Brig Ida ur, Smith Gigon via seville &IIineken
Brig Keinhard cierj. Cover, smyrna tInrkcy-Fuhch,
Edye K Co. ,.,,,
schr Robert Myhan, Doane Aqun-Miller d Houghton.
Schr Wardweil, Bcrnbaum, Jeremie Wayti i-Wilson
Asnus. :, . ,,.,,
Schr Pron,enadcr tr), Brooks Cape Iiayten tIaytD,
mud Puerto Plata (St Domngo)-H Il + Is Thurber.
Schr attic OBJ, Paul, Charlottetown PEl-Perkins
job.
schr Hazard, Rowland. GEORGETOWN and Bull River
SEE ID Hurlbut h Co. - :.
schr Louisa Frazer, Crawford, Georgetown. SEE
Huriburt 4 Co.
Schr vraie Sharp. Richmond-Slaeht Il Petty
scnr Barnett Jcnc,, Crttenden, Baltimore-W Chai'
Schr Anna Frye. Smith, Boston, Mnss-Jed Frye Il Co.
Schr Goo a Pierce, Baker, Salem-W Ropes.
Blackstone, Wckson. Providence, RI, and Somer-
sct Mass-H W Jackson & Son.
schr Dart. Campbell, Stamford Ct-Stamford Manufac.
mi rinDC On
The New York herald., 1877-11-04
HORRIBLE TRAGEDY.

A MOTHER PoIsoNs HERSELF AND HER THREE
CHILDREN AND THEN SETS FIRE TO HER
HOUSE.
CHICAGO, Nov. 3, 1871
Tho Times Sparta tws.h special despatch says:-
aNcws has just been received from Wilton OF hor-
rble affair which occurred therc Thursday night
Mrs William Van Voorhees,. a young woman. with
three young children and about TO become
mother again. had. aaor living unhappily with
her husband in their homo In tho out
skirts OF tho village, been deserted and feit deso
late and despondent She frequently spoko OF suicide
to the nciGhbors and prevented from purchasing
poison by them. On Thursday night about nine
O'Clock, her dwelling was discovered to bc in
flames. and when the ncighbors burst in tho
doors they proceeded to the bedroom, when
shock ng spcctsclo greeted their eyes. Tho mother,
nearly naked, lay face down Ia bed, with her two
youngest children IN the same position by her side,
all dead. Tho hair, scalp and portions OF tho arms
were burned Oft from each, ami the baziug raitcrs
from above falling upon them. Tho
body OF tho oldest boy, agod ton years,
was found behind the bedroom door burned
n crisp Blood was found spattcrcd upon the bed
clothes and tho garments OF tho mother. Appear
nnces- Indicate that the woman poisoned herself ana
the children, and tnaL lilo was extinct beicre the
flames reached them. No marks OF violence could be
discovered upon tho bodies Tho affair beng rigdly
investigated.
The New York herald., 1877-11-04

Sailed 18th, Myshraii, Tucker. Baltimore; aosh.
LLAsELLr. Oct i7-Arrived. Chester. Anthony, Dali
MALAcA. Oct l-Arrivsd Harry Stewart Larrsbee Port
NxwroRr. oes io-Cisared. Hattie @ Dixon. Yates.
Saeua
NEWCASTLE Oct 10 Cleared. TELL Morteuscn. Phlndol-
rrawLE PoIs!. Oct le-Passcd. Nellie Guest Messsn.
PoRrLAsDSailed from the Roads Oct Is Indusrie. so
aicn London for Now oreans Lincoln Geroomich, Hall
pLysourn Oct ls-Arrved. Spring. Gaylord New YORK;
(and sailed for CatscoIa..
Sailed l3th Eliza Potter, Pendietou. Mcssina
Messina land sailed 18th for Now York w
Cleared 13tn Bls1don (sl Paterson. New yorS
QUEkNsrOwS. Oct 19-Arrived. Jones Jones Roxarto-
on 10th. kliphaet Grecly, Watt Meones for Antwerp.
Sailed 18TH weymouth Durkee Gloucester; Fred Sci.
Norburg, Bnges: 2oth Eyvva. Pharo Dundee.
sHKLDs Oct 1S-saled. Kennel Kongsford ior Quebec.
SWANSEA, Oct l9-Saicd. Camilla. for Now York.
SUNDERLAND Oct 10-Arrived. Saw annah KreIl Ouebec
SLLorH. Oct i9-Arrved, Milan, yucasovch New York:
Nuoya Kosna Csnepa, Deiacassa, Baltimore.
Sailed lSth Dario Consanego Now York put back
10TH.
SrErrIS. Oct I3-Arrivcd, Empress vchIow New Yor..
14th. Snlonc Thygcscn. do: 18th, II Bills PfaH do
TRooS, Oct 17-Sailed. Geo Berry Howard st Jaco.
TRIESTE. Oct 15-Arrived Surprise. Averill, Venice
WArEEFoRD, Oct l6-Arriyed, LefJeid, kvensen, Nov
York; Magma, ZachRriesan. Quebec.
low. Quebec.
YokonAMA-Arrived about Oct 10, Gcnoain o. Glasseu
Europe.
ZASrE. Oct 13-ssied. Kate, Faaer, Messins.
The New York herald., 1877-11-04
SAILED.

mic l,r) do Caledonia sbr) Glassow: America tdsp,
bee 81 Domingo. 4c Carondcet. Nassau. NP: State of
Texas. Gaves!on and Key west; Hudson New Orleans;
ian,s. Charleston; kegalasos; Wilmington, NJ; = 2
knieht ieSrsstown DG; Md DGmlnion. hchmond
hard Delius Ger. ko,terdam; cornn: Nor southsmp
mouth; hawthorn tBr) do Lima tBr), Antwerp; Bristol
do kmelie Marie (Nor, Newrv Young Eage tB). Cardiff
brigs carrie Purington. Lisbon Smnragd Nor Dundee
sco.lasd Eiehe Br,, Lagaayr. and ,, Porto cabso
tcgo Bay. ia; Geo II allock, \ Steve.s VIM II Van
Name. Morgan, Frank Atwood, Everman, AdcliA
Corson. and Mary G Arnold.
Also sailed. ship Nevada, for Antwerp; bark Hattie
Hall, Cork Falmouth; schr NJ Evans.
The New York herald., 1877-11-04
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY

schr Wheaton. Barrett. New York for Providence.
Schr j Ayres, Provost. New York for stamford
schr Thomas Borde" Borden; New York g, s Boston.
schr Telegraph, slopsr. New York for Rockiand
schr Marcena Munson Dayton New York Tor Providence
schr Achorn, McGure. New York for Providence.
schr Cabot. Parker. New York for Boston.
Schr Sylvester Hale. Coleman, New York ior Tauntor
schr A Pardee. shropshire, New York Tor fswtucket
Schr Free Stone Ssevens New York for Portland, q.
schr John stroup. Baker, New York for Boston.
Schr j. ohm Brooks, Fox, Jersey City FOR New Haven
Schr ohm Crockford. Il art HoboEen for Providence
Schr Hannah Brown, Sackett Croton for frovioencc
Schr Elm City, Kelly Amboy for Providence:
Schr tioldcn Rule. Wilson. Amboy for Norwak.
schr Biilow. shropshire, Amboy tor Pawtucket.
Scbr Seud Riley, Amboy for Providence.
Schr Martha King Jarvis Port Johnson Tor frovdence
Schr Fanny Fern atom Port johnson for Providence.
schr Henry A Deming Boardman. Port johnson for
Hartford.
Schr r shaw Lake, Port johnson tor Boston,
Schr Westmoreland, Allen Port Johnson for Providence
schr jain Balcn. Hanna Port johnson for Providence
Schr Nathaniel Holmes Coonbs, Amboy Tor Frovdenco