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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-10-25
THE BICKFORD AUTOMATIC
FAMILY KNITTING MACHINE

Il
FAMILY KNITTING HAcH!NEI
A most Useful and Wonderful Inventions
Now attracting universal attention by its as
tonishishing performances, and its great prac-
teal value for every day family use. tits SIM
PIE, DURABLE, and CHEAP, is easily kept
in repair, and
WILL LAS LIFE.TIME!
will knit every possible variety OF plain and
fancy work
WITH ALMOST MAGICAL SPEED,
and far better than it can be done by hand, or
on any other machine. All kinds of garments
are perfectly formed and shaped by the
machine itself, requiring no cutting and max
mig up. good operator will knit mans
seek, with heel and toe complete, in from fire
to ten minutes. and from twenty to forty pairs
of socks in day
Every family especially every farmer s fam
ily-should have BICKFORD KNITTER.
will be found equally as Useful as the SEWN
Machine, and even more profitable.
Every Machine WARRANTED perfect, md
to do Just ,Chat is represented
The Bickford Machine is the ONLY LEGIrl
NATE cylindrical Knitting Machine in exis-
tence. All others, not licensed by US, are clear
and palpable infringments on our patents,
and we shall hold all parties who manufacture.
sell, buy or use such infringing machires q.
strict legal accountability.
An Instruction Book, containing compiled
and minute directions to the operator, accom-
panies each machine.
Mol Family Machine, cylinder, 70 needles, $50
No.3 I" Is 2 70 & 100 sc
A sample machine will be sent to any part OF
the United States or Canada, express charges
prepaid, on receipt of the price.
AGENTS wanted in every State, County, City
and Town, to whom very liberal discount:
will be made. For further PARTICULARS, address:
BIcKPoRD KNITTING MACHINE MIRO. Co.
Sole Manufacturers, BRATTLERoRo, VT
orr. E. DAVIES, Manager.
9@West Third Street st. Paul. Minr
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-08-03

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view N she agreement. all PARTIES ~ |, uniI.si
III asking tin President II dirn.is~ tie cass~ ,std
hy t'i,isf Iustire Waite. anil N thu same t.nir
stated that tins anthnriti.s rreIs,re io DISMISS a
nami~r 81 rslitieal s,,itA hcgun IN lasal courts
against enlnr.d Republicans ~ ~ oifs.t ta the
afrr~s III white Democrats. 1'ln President ~.
pfrS~csl naarl, satisfaction at The condition II
Affairs ax reported. and pfo,niad IL take into
consideration the request mAd..
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-08-03
NEWS on fl,G WEEK.
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lasirss nn ihs lne ~ trtlaA, ,@A~.+n lhtiis.
ts,I~,lis ad ianirli ntsi ts fatlrad lss,t,h hal
~ RIM tleif n,Illnss siuh IN Ia Canssantil,le
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ha,e rnmrlst.d ilcir line ara,ind l,ustrhnk.
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ilevn ~, The entwnsks III Nierir~. 1h.s arr
,tna ,rnharsllne iIr f,aif.~s frnn NIL ~ilts.'
|. Il now positively settled. says a London
dispatch, thai wfrn tn i.ussian- r.arll Adrian.
opl. III. Sultan and Government will go ia
l,fnis.a. oi III. A-ia,ic side ~ The l,o%phor,,s.
A diqmscl from Cuitinir says "fln lon,.
harlnmnt ~ Nicvics ~ -a.in,n,ls. The MN.
te'egrin chief vicotira has destroyed tap tl,,re
blockhunScs. Several houses In Nic~irs arr or
frc.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-08-03


4 rosth dispatch ~a,r "l'rinrr Gnr,scha-
kun haH ,raifhd u,c powers TINT l,,,s~sa win
not treat directly with thu Porte The l,ies.
tiunstn hc solved will be submitted To the grrat
pnW.rs.
Tho Excnl~dn movement fut tia restoration,
~ 1arlo u il,. Presidency nf Mcsicn seems to
have been cnmplstul, broken iip fur tlr prur.
ant l,y thu arrest ~ ita cllicf, who wn# taken
hy tho United states trns1r n lilo nralde City
fuw days Agn N,n. Valdez, Who war lsrpar-
ing a. cralNfnta With Ercnlc.i,,. has enr-
rnderei Ia tho Diaz faction, aud there ls now
nothing Ia Tho NcmbaiMn ~ organized force ii,
TIN it.o NrAn,iu threatening tlic .siAlins order
Ut things.
The lsritlsi tf.opeldr Eupl,rut.s. has sailed
from Plymouth with i.hal nlirsrh a,d men for
Malta.
tim. Grant laii ill., iif.i Stone u Iii. Annri-
cs,. Episcopal ehnnl, IT Geneva, Switzerland,
III iln a7th sf July. liz Wax sltl,s.slli,n.l,
entertained at a laiilir hr.aLfat.
u.urRe Ward Hunt, iirri Lard III the Ihi,sl,
Admiralty, N dead.
IN king Amadeus was probably fatally In.
,trsd by beinE thrown from hir carriage III
Turin.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-08-03
!. Prominent CI,Ixen. or California"

The city III Ian Angeles lin. brtn ARt.
h.tnd over Il fcneoilirs la tltn County
Court room between Judge Thompson
and Col. L. i. q. kcwcn, two prnini-
nrnt attorneys. The tight VIM over the
guardianship III tlr infant chill VI the
Int 4. jon. White nnl The mlminirtra.
tim u lis property. Col. kewen md
wife hnve larn applicants for il,e trust
~ against Mr~. tlrsVnr, the grsinl.
mother III ii,e infant. The evidence Win
ef j, very personal nature, anil Ia court
yesterday til. kewen slook liis ilnger
In Judge 'llnmpHun'A fncc md told him
llr would hnil him personally fs1lpoiiHi-
I,le IL hc dragged h,H family into tlic
snil. 'l'liH morning col. kcw.n ap.
p,sarsl In court, struck Judge Thompson
IN thu iace, mil tho laltur ki'Hkal him
lawn. Mose Thompson, a noil IL Jnlgr
'tllnnipM,n. .wiAalunt nslmini.tcrinHaki kick
~ kewcn. when Perry, u son II tl,e Int
trr, lnterfrrI. nnd Il cliilrl. riiK.,sxl.
Which wns stopped hy The Sheriff. The
Judge ordered llr court suspended and
tplL thu Ahrnn ~ remove tliu parties.
A nlinft time aftrwar.l. tho court brinR
IN session, Gul. kcw.n rrnplnnfel within
ll,r liar, ,lruM il coWlii.lr nnl attempted
u apply II u Judge 1'I,omprni,. Int I'm.
der Sheriff lsuwan caught him ainl ar.
rested him. Al thu dpor ~ tho court.
rM,n Il young nnn named Mccoy raid
tilul Col. k.Mrn wins Il coward, mil pcr.
~ kewen attacked him. hnt lyatamlrrs
ilterfrrd alnl separated them. 4 few
illnn.cnl. utter Perry kcwen attacked
Frank Thompson, nlts,tlicr Hun Ill Judge
latter dfrw revolver, Int friends
stopped thc row. knwen then gayc np
Iii. cane. Thompson his revolver. aipl 4
iist tight ennicd, Perry kswen lMing
knMkei down. l'Iir war II temporarily
ended, hui Nil Tho parties nrc prominent
riizr,,s, A,nl II Ii feared the niIAir may
RESULT seriously. Thc row II much ~.
Rftis.iherc. anil the court wan adjourned
until tomorrow. Sucfan,fHtD H,e0rf-
i'nMu.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-08-03

A queer genius lives ~ E,,ai lInrke 4
nlan who probably hnH mt spoken l.,
another n,nn directly ior the paai twenty.
live years. II. Will talk with wnmnil
or Il n,iaor, bnt nrser with il man; own
hin own H'''a. Z. they arrive nt y ys"rs
If Mr. nr. talked u no l"nger. When
l,e cMil ~ llo better liz will tnlk III thu
ainyc. Or Il linrHr. III Whatever rlp, Imp.
pens ~ ls near, anI say "Ol,l lure.,
yon tell Mr. Smith wnni tn l,ny his
harm" Mr., Hmitl, aan rla,nk for him.
r.lf. hut will only get nn nnswer m liz
licnrr II addressed 4, Tho "oiI horse. !"
This eccentric individual will allow ~
iann 10 sit IN hia right lnii,i; ln will
soonrr stand NJ ~ lcnyc, an,l hnH often
~tnM up through rhuri, services when
lls r.,i,ld find ilo M,al without Il n,nn nj
his right lnni. H. slrnks In meetings,
aili Ii quite an earinnt. intrn~iing
speaker burlington W. Fire. Hrt4s.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-08-03

4 peculiar work l,na Mtn completed
hy tl,r tl,eH.lHnkr alnl OIip Canal t.,nt,
i,i.ny 81 innke Il new outlet lroin tl,r canal
IL tine rotolnn'. III. elevation u IL,
overcome IL furty f.ei. wlicl, ni,.lef TN
ulL nynte1l would require eight l.~,ks ni,d
nearly MI hours tinlr for il,r p..~Aag,,.
The nav arrangement Ii thn amiluynn.,i
III large caisspil. ur tank. tiil.M Will,
natsr. ii,ta wllicl, tin lpat IN iloat.i, wl,en
tl,c cl.i1nun. Will, iir ImL III wntrr mil
i,unt, IN r,iu ,luwn tuc incline nn raiI. II
Iesx tlian xis minutes. The weight ~ Ill
i.aulrl rni.spn In about 35l i.ns, Il,e
llrxt expense III constructing iuekA, alll
tliu constant expense " operating iliem
anil keeping them Iii repair, arc saved,
IN we'll IN tlir tImc. -- RnlirOy Rcriem.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-08-03
4 Land Og Wonders.

lsOraimn IN Il great table mountain III
thu borders ~ llritisli umians, wilOsr
steep AMI iilncers.ihlr side. rlM from
tilc height III D.tNAI frct nlnyr thu level
III ilir .eA 2',ttAl fect sheer inln lIlu
sapphire tropical sky. THIS wonderful
place Ii In other re.lnct2 Il marvel III
The world. Tho higheml waterfall known
tnmblas from ~ summit n oia l~Mp III
1000 ieet. nnd then r,,ahes impstnoi,sIy
5000 leet moro on Al0fp II ID degrees
down ~ Tho bottom ~ 0e valley, broa.l
enough u ~ seem thirty miles away.
Only two explorers have yet even reached
The basc of thu table. which, u " eAti.
mated, II from eight ID twelve miles
long.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-08-03

1ir President has accepted mn invitation ~
the managers ~ thr Louisville Industrial ~
lt~ii,m IL attend ths opening. n,i thu i7th ~
September.
Tho coinniirrlp, ~ experts lately appointed
~ examine tin operations of thu Bureau ni
Printing ari Engraving recommends that the
entire nntlnurr " printing TIL public s.e,lfi-
ticr. etc.. he r,lsated % tfiyat. enterprise.
The Chicago Thurs stais TINT In tho fi,ds IL,
That ci,, ~ thu as'il, ~ July. eighteen ~ lin
r.i,r4 wsfe killrI sixteen fatally wounded
ainl risi.en uriunrl, wounded. One policeman
was killed and tpl Wu,,lpird.
The Treasury Department has i~.nel TIM
iifty.thirl eAll ior tin redemption of h2p bol.slr
~ isGa, The call ii fuf %ln. .iHsl.u eoi,sos ~
iAi5 ~ which -,l.nDa I'M arr registered and
7.oH. ,"o empon bondr. principal and intcnr Il
~ VI paid III thc treasury ~ and afttr ilu Nth
III October neat. and the intcf.rt will c,ate ~.
That das.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-08-03

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-08-03

Already the interesting question m 10
.who Ii To pay thu pipcry' has been
asked In Legal way, Yesterday Mai.
n. Nj. lirown cntercd proertlinpn In
hclmlf ol Mr.. Smith. pnw,fhrolter.
against tlc city for $1,000. Mr. Smiths
establishment was cleaned out Ivy tlle
riosem OH Saturday evening, nnd hr
wants 10 bc pnisl fori,. The law lii ancl,
.4.srH ii th,s explained l,y Muj. Isrown.
The county is liable for nll damages re-
NnltinR from nets III mob violence, nal
TINT for NIL claims for damages awarded
by tie courts u must come out VI thu
county trcasnry. Tho milro,ul company
is generally supposed u be liable for
the lors SUSTAINED by shippers from thu
lnrt tlint being common carriers they
nrc insurers: but II seems TINT pro-
vision exists In the Inv which Nays TINT
" nets III uul and thc enemies III thr
State make their liability m insurers
void. nnd the shippers cnn come on the
county for every dollars worth of freight
destroyed by the rioterx. The railroad
companies nlao cnn collect from tlr
county every dollar III their lo~s II ll,ry
nrr NJ Disposed, lint II remains 4 llrs-
tion whether they will resort to sl,el,
measures. n. II would In the end in
.vitally rcnct against them. THESE
damages will b. collected inst Az Ill
ether .lchts against tl,c county. a mpi.
.lamlus will lm issued by the court on thu
County Treasurer, mil II no funds ar
available frum which " pay lhc debit
then the County Commissioners will ln
compelled to levy special tax, just m
VIVA done some yearn ago In regard to
the frlilron.l indebtedness II the county.
When the county comes ID pny eiO,-
I'M. .ODO. thu pviniary value IL riot
will M Mn.lcrrtuai. = I'iftshN,yh dDn.
yti.rnjnI
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-08-03
MISCELLANEOUS uLEANINos.

1l,s ernl, rsltnria continue inrlifin.ly fa.nr-
able. TN details ~ the cottal, efoj, IN tini
sn,iih asetag. iincly. mot quite nr H. tim iast
years r,rs1tts, Int lsttrr than 'le average III
ienent rr.sl.ain Yeats. 1hu wheat crop ~ tin
country Will not only bu the hisged hut the
hasi nn the whichever gathered. Potatoes will
b. NJ abundant and cheap this year ~ they
wnrr scarce and high laei, The falmora, VIM
iavc attended to il,ninsHs this season, are or
tainly beginning 10 reo thu end of Tho hard
tiincr. and. with the farmers prosperous. the
test III thu community ,nsi*t ere long experience
favorable change.
The Catholics ail oser Canada are forming
secret soei.tier ~ oppose tho Orange nrgailisa-
tiun.
Four ocean steamships have been chartered
Al Montreal 10 carry Chicago cattle 10 Lisoi.
pooi for the English market.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-08-03

CALIFORNIA sent abroad 1Oi carroes III
wheat anil -four lnting tile year ending
June :ill, valued III Sls, M ,J0O.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-08-03
Poisoned BY N AllantMs Tree.

A ase u alleged poisoning by the
nilantua trio hnH berM reported h the
New Haven heard of Health. Tho vic
tim Ii giyl ~ ~, who claims 10 llnye
lncn poisoned while lying IN lounge
n,Mr M olAn window nn.l looking NJ thu
trcc, ,lislnnt some fomr yArls. The
ernptinnK ncnrly closed ono eye and nuv-
rrCn ono side III her face nnd bAly.
This aide wns upInrmo@t. The sitlo shc
wnx lying on wns not affected. lteGu-
larly, every time thu tree flowers, nhc
breaks ont AMI sometimes tho eruption
takx place when tho leaves aru Gllooting.
Tho tslor of tle trcc IL not stronger
tllnn mstAl. Tho patient In not fsvcrish
an.l has no increased pulAAtion. Her
temper II not Affected, anil she has Il
good appetite. Thr irritation is only on
The surface. md .hr hun no either xyinp-
tom ~ poisoning
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-08-03

| kluDllL / ElnnSvoRfu
OANkgNo,
tIsfswss. hsMA
Exchange. Gold. silver
Government Bends
ossc..eha and kola
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- tMssH~ a ss5,as = seAt
Real Estate Bought and Sold On
sOommiasion.
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tasaee iAwt. tsHsA#A t4ns ~ sfsssssa RATES.
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~ rsh " hAd w this part ~ th~ toMnts, ~ Whale,
sale ~ Htaai, fnr cash ana nrlhihs ti*t.
W. s'"y ~ Css"' ~" sell mr. me As"r'
cr~aia ne~! nes " Ashs Tor ~ VIII nnf ~ RrAns-
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-08-03

Nurus.-sTho~c WIN Wish for lay services A. snT
veyar may fnd me at my
NeatelHMcN, Two Mud II ttMlf Miles North.
Wrnt fr0m Howard UeMt~r,
IN The lAme springs Rad, ~. III my Ai,~ener, may
lcAsa Mord with my son. 1hey GAN Also .lsona
With mn Vi Howard Center Of aien ituy. Always
Ktye the section, tseuAhip aud range. 1he survey
ur's reeusAs will In kept ~ the Court iloWsr, nsvsc
LAMAN lAkNETr,
Mm0 County knrteynr.
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OF the deceased Prince. we hear upon good
authority. viii be accompanied with a suitable
regard so the absence Of ali unnecessary and use
less extravaganza. 1t IS to be hoped that this
example in a high place will have the effect Of
checking and r~ectfying the too prevalent fashion
here Of eztrayagance in funerals. We are in
formed reliably that their Honors the Judges Of
the Supreme Court refused their sanction to ome
OF the charges for funerals which were laid before
their Honors by the Administrator to the wills
Of deceased persons. This is a step in the
right direction on the part Of their Honors. 4
similar rigor in other like cases, will soon have
the highly desirable effect Of curtailing extra
vagauce in funerals. In making these remarks,
far be 1t from US to detTact from the due respect
for the DEPARTED Blessed are the dead who
die in the Lord'-but the pride Of the living Is
no where worse displayed than over the bier
Of death.
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Large Kahiis.
Carriage bearing Their Majestes the King and Queen, and
Her Highness Ruth Keelikolani.
Carriage bearing Their Royal Highnesses the Princess Lydia
Kamakaeha Lliuokalani and the Princess Miriam
Likelike, His Elk. Gov. Dominis, and
the Honorable A. 8. Cleghorn.
Carriage bearing the Queen Dowager.
Carriage bearing the Hon. Mrs. Bernice Pauahi and Honora-
bic Charles r. Bishop.
Carriages bearing the Ladies Of the Court.
The Chancellor of the Kingdom.
His Majesty's Ministers.
Members of the Diplomatic Corps and Commander Of II. b.
Ms S. Fantome.
Judges of the Supreme Court.
Governors of the different Islands.
Members of the House OF Mobiles.
Members Of The Privy Council of State.
Consular Corps and Officers of II. b. MS S. Fautome.
Circuit Judges.
Members Of the House Of Representatives
Clerks of Government Departments.
Custom House Officers and Officers of the Customs.
Marshal and Sherifs of the several Islands,
Ahahui Hooa Lahui.
The Konohikis and Tenants of His Late Royal Highness.
Servants Of His Late Royal Highness.
Teachers and Pupils Of the several Schools.
The Public Generally.
Police Force.
~ The Funeral will take place on WEDNESDAY, the
25th of A pril. The Procession will be formed on King Street,
opposite the P alace, at 10 O'clock a. m, and will move pune
tualy at IL a. m.
Office Of Governor ofOahu,
Honolulu, April IS, 1877. ) ap2l
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FRfDdF. APRIL 20. 1871.
siSeE the loh Inst there have heen 10 arrivals from sre5vn
ports although a Northwest trading schooner i, reBor,es =.
Que Hoa san Francisco with a mall, while the barks VI Ra-
- murray are absent respectively AZ AMI 81 days.
The departures since our Ias. have been-Is,b. - =.
sAn francisco. with domestic produce vaIged al Sos ss- %
lnSae BY II Haekfsid 4 Coz 10th, Eliza CwhaieD for the Arc.
uei aud Matte MAeIeay. by Green, Maehrlaas 4 Co. fr
o''&ha win domestic produce valued at 81, sGss I7th,
Florenes tWhaeO Tor The Arctic.
The brig HesP@ran Is loading b. C EreEer & Co. for san
Frinebseo, TO sail All next week and the tarkentine Discovery
by III HaekSd & Co, Is on the berth for the sane port.
The steamship Australia is considered dee from the Colonies
In the early part Of next week.
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FOR SAN FRAScIsco-Per Iolani, April I4-CoI Norris, R
Owens.
FROM WINDwARD PoRTs-Per KIauea, April I'D Ma
eIeay, T. Cabot. 8 Caiisghan, Col Little. J l. Richardson, Gen
Ames, = Thibanit, Q Asine, waiyoung, g W @ Jones, Hon 8
Kaai and wife, Mrs Wright, G. w Piipo, Rev Dir Regis, Miss
r 81 Lyons. T II Hughes, w r Toier, Judge KamakaaIa, Capt
KaaI, K b Hind, Miss Wight, Mr. Roberts. G W Macfarlane, II
r Mencarfni, II Akana, A Enos, l. w DEM, ii A WIdemann,
w Z Mendoch and 80 deck.
PoR WISDwAED PoRTs-Per Kilauea, April 16-A F Cooke,
q w WfIfOnz and wife, E p Adams. wife and child, Mrs S b
Dole, W II Bailey, O A COIcOrd. ID Macleay, 5 Magnin, Geo J
Emmes, DR. Oliver. Mrs l. Bushee, II CornweI. J + Morgan, r
L Clarke, Akanaliilii. Mrs Moehooua, Miss Peabody, 2 Misses
HaIstead, Judge KuihelanI and about IS deck.
FcR PoRTLASD-Per Matte Macleay, April I6-HT James
PRoM WIsDwARD PoRTs-Per Kilauea, April bly, Davis,
sam Parker. Jas W Gay, Goo Holmes, Jas Woods and daugh-
ter, Akns, Capt Jas Makee, NJ Gray, T E Curtis, Z X Harris,
ID n VIDA, wife and 2 children, Mrs w III CornweIl and 2
children. IL cornWeI. Geo J Emmes. A + Cooke, Rev ID Bald
win, T g Forsyth, Mrs Moebonua and 10 deck.
FoR NAwILIwLI-Per Kilauea, April 20-F Thibault, Geo
w MscfsrIane, Capt Jas Makee. Mrs Powers. W II Rice, wife
and 2 children, VI Gray, Gov Jo E Bush and 25 deck.