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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-10-11

DIR. Jaque's German Worm
Cakes stand unequaled rs u worm
medicine. Give til M a trial
Jold by j. b. 81 G. iR. Moifett.
ECONOMY is the road to wealth.
Fifty cents worth OF Uncle Sans
Harness Oil applied to your old
harness, will make the leather
look like new and keep it soft and
piahlc,
Ward off Acme, Bilious foScr
and many othel Ills, by taking
few doses Of Efforts Daylight
Liver Pills. llavc yon no rest
mind i'll at case, body seldom free
from painS These sugar coated
Pills will bring relief and make
You well again.
Thousands OF dollars are now
being saved every year by pro.
gressivc farmers, who soon dia.
cover the great value OF freely
using Uncle Tam's Condition Pow.
der in the tced of their stock; il
restores the sick, increases the
beauty, and usefulness and pro
NOTES the growth. Sold by all
| Druggists,
"r,mo is money!" wealth is oft.
en- source of consuming care, but
Health is happiness; consumption
that insidious loo rcvels in neg.
l1eted colds! 30 wise and for yotm
cole, cough, catarrh or any bron-
| iehal complaint use Eilort's tx.
tracts of Tar and Wild Cherry
and be cured, Sold by II. d.
| PulIord
II is better to laugh than DO
crying; mothers often fail TO en-
10y the delights OF happy laugh
ing babo, because through their
prejudice or skcpticism they 70
tuse to relieve its stomach OF ae'i.
dity, by using DIR WnchclI's
ToothinS Syrup which quickly
cures tho collie pains and gives
rest to the darling. DR., Winch.
ellis Tcolhing Syrup produces
natural sleep and the child vii
awake clear and refreshed, alao
regulates tho bowels, cures dyson.
terry and diarrhoea, whether
arising from teething or othor
causes. Sold by all druggists, 20
cts. u bottle.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-10-11
Strte Of Wisconsin-Iowa County

Circuit Gonrt,
Matthew Bodies. plaintif. against tho Mineral
Point Mining COMPANY, DEF ndsnl
The State Of Wisconsin To- the Mineral Point
Mining Company the above named doleud-
ant.
Yau are hereby summancd and required TO
An we tho complaint ID thit action. winch WAS
filed In tho once Of the clerk OF the clrrni
cou " Iowa county. itcons'n NJ Docrcvlllcr
In sH,d county and state, On the sglb day Of
August. A. - 1879. and TO serve eoby ol ynnr
answer ON the subscribers At their office III tho
city OF MinCral Point, county ana rlhto
aforesaid within twonty dayr after the service
OF thia summons On you exclusive Of thu day ~
snch service, and VI Non fnil - answer mo
said complaint within the lime harcsa'd the
plaintiff III this action viii take judgment
against You for the sum of thirty one haudred
and eighty ore ande2 Tooth dNllars, win inter
ert from the goth day Of >nguet, A. D. 1873, ho-
sdea the cOs;s ~ thirarlIon
Dated August 18th A. u. 1873
HEN Ky " SMITH, Plaintlf'r att orneys.
Residence Mineral paint. Iowa county, VIA. 4
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-10-11
GLORE llnTEL.

NICHOLAS smLLgs, proprietor. Mineral Point
Vie TINS honse has recently been enlarged aud
rehttcd throughout, ana il now one u the very
beet hotels III south weat Nirennsin The briid
ing " nov nearly twice IL former size and IN
capable 81 accommodating almost any number
Of .iesGs, The proprietor viii spare no pains TO
make tue Globe Hotel hrst-ciars N every
respect. The beet Of wiues. iquora and ci2nt-
constantly on hand. III connection With the
aetel iru large Barn ana attentive hosters afo
al@1ys keit On hand, Remember, Foot d High
tset. NiutrsI Point. Ti.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-10-11
STATE or w,scoSs's, Circuit, Cont.

Iowa County,
John :. Abbott plaintiff, against The Miner-
~ Point Mtnihc IompanN, defendant.
The State OF Wisconsin to the Mineral Point
Mirmg Company;
lua are herr summoned and required to an.
swer the complaint in this acton, \ copy OF
witch Is herewith served upon yeu, aud 10
serve copy Of yDnr ansM> - the said com.
plant On the subscribers W their office IN the
city nc Mineral point rnwA county, WISCONSIN,,
within twent, days after the service ot this
summons on ven, exclusive Of the day ei such
service, and Il YOU Mtl Ia answer said com
plsint within the time aforesaid, the plSlnta Ia
this setiou will take indgment against ynn for
the sum y twenty.thfee hundred and ninety
two aid 81. loo dollats, with interest trrm the
10Th DAY IL July, a u, 1879 ~ seven per cent
aud also for the further sum q. nve dollars
with interest from the Isl day "t Move abe 7 \
n, 1876, ut per cent. besides tho costs W lhi'
Sc,inu; and you arc further not avd that ne
or,yii nj summons ana complaint IN said aSdoa
war dui> hlcd VI tue office Of The clerk ~ I've
circuit epur, az Iowa county, WISCONSIN,, In tao
9Th day u August, A. y ISIS $500,
HkNRY \ SMITH,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Residence Mlncra' reiat. Wis,
Dated August 10, 1878,
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Two Serial Stories

are now runningin the Review.
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.yYoH,tI l.ED.

From the residence Of David G,
Morris, OF Ridgoway, on the sth
of September, 1878, q large sandy
gray horse colt-looks like a sor-
rol brown at a distance. Any in
formation Which will lead to its
recovery will be literally reward
ed. Ga DAVID y MORRIS.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-10-11
FREE

70 all advance paying sub
scribers to the IOWA COUNTY
DEMOCRAT.
Numbers of farmers have al
ready accepted our offer, and
they pronounce the Review an
excellent family journal.
The Review contains a full
and correct report Of the Chi
cage Markets.; interesting ar
ticles original and selected, on
Agriculture, Live Stock; the
Diary; Veterinary; the Poultry
Yard; the Apiary; Horticul,
ture; Editorials upon the lead
ing topics of the day; the La
dies Home Department; Con
tinued Stories and Selected
Miscellany.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-10-11
WISCONSIN nnnSE

Josrrn HOOKING, proprietor, Dodgeville, Wis
The best Of wines snd liquors KEEP, constantly
al the Ear. There is large warn IN connection
with the hotei, and attentive hostlers are
aiways On hand.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-10-11
For Salo or Trade.

The undersigned has some zinc Dur
ham stock, which he desires 70 sell Or
trade for other stock. Also q large
number Of sheop which he win sell or
trade. Apply 20 IT. shs?ifp.
IiAeral noli. Aug. ~, 1870. III
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-10-11

Houae and Lot for Salo or kont.
S. u. Sheppard desires to sell or
rent his dwelling house situated on
Fountain street
Tor particulars apply 70 him Of his
Marble shop, o. u Major Clowney. u
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-10-11
m. \. W. OSBORN.

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AID suRagoN, late OF
Cleveland, Ohio, having decided to locate in
Mineral Point, may be fouue at his office. over
T. Dsvey'e JewelrI store
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-10-11
Cheap Dry Goods and
Groceries.
J. W. BENNETT.

Retail Dealer in Dry Goods
and Groceries, haa remoy-
ed to Tie store recently occu-
pied by Mrs. A. G. Bennett,
rearIy opposite the y. $. Hotel,
on II gh street, where he exhibits
ono OF the best stocks Of Dry
Goods and Groceries, Hats and
Gaps, Boots and shoes, Crockery,
Glassware, etc, etc, ever brought
to The city, which goods he oilers
Cor sale, for cash, at lower prices
than the same class Of goods can
be bought at any other store IN
western Wisconsin. Cali
and examine goods, and get hia
prices before you purchase.
BUTTER ND EGGs.
taken in exchange for goods, the
same as cash
Respectfully,
JNo. w. BENNETT.
Mineral Point, Sept. Is. Isl
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-10-11
AYOUA HOUSE.

Henry LKAeH, proprietor, Ayoca, WiseoueIn
Teams AND drivers furnished to any part Of "a
country. Good Livery connected with the Housu
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-10-11
a. ". FIELD. N. D.
WIIJIAN EAsTMlN, N. D.

PHyeIcIAN AND SURGEON. oatce No. l. ooad'e
block, (up ptairs) Cor, High anu Chestnut sts.,
over Deller's store Mineral Point. wis.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-10-11
CITY HOTEL.

MARX TBRRILL. proprietor, Mineral Point. VIA
eonsin.Good Wines Il Liquors. Wen furnished.
GOOD Stables. aud reasonable charges. 80
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-10-11
DENTIST.
DR.. ]. B. COYKhNpALL.

DR.. j. B, C0YKBEDALL.
DENTIST, All operations performed on the teeth
in the pvst manner, and with the hest material,
Artificial Tech inserted, with view to restoring
the natural expression and contour ofthe face,
egether with, proper articulation, aud accuracy
pfnt. ONCE, Clauer's block. High st,, Mineral
Point. Wis. 70
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-10-11
DRUGGISTS.
IR. A. r. MnrrRrr.

J.B. g. @. r, KOFFETT,
Have a large etock Of Drugs, Chemicals, Fancy
Toilct Goods, Cutlery, School Book, Stationery,
Wall Paper, Paints, Oils, CHASE, &c. Give us a
j and get cheap bargains. Sign Of the Golden
Mortar. III
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-10-11

Uncle Sans Icrvc and Bone
Liniment Il for nan and beast
and is balm for cyosy wound,
Joid by J. y. 4 81 l.. M9a.i.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-10-11
HOTELS.
EDEN HOTEL,

On corner Of Mineral Point, Highland. Mnscoda
Avoca, Madison and Prairie du Chen roads,
Eden, Iowa Co., Mis-, MIKE ScnUTTs, Prop
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-20
Might Associated Press Report

LONDON, April ia dispatch to
the Daily News from Athens says 1t is
now certain that the Thessalian in
surrection is complete failure. The
Greeks have lost all heart for further
effort and rely now wholly on Eng
land.
The Vienna correspondent of the
Times says Ahmed Vefyk effendi,
whom the sultan dismissed from the
position OF president of council and
minister Of the interior, advocates an
immediate alliance with England,
while the other ministers and the
sultan favored neutrality for the pre-
sent
The Times Pers correspondent says
Sedyk pasta, who succeeds Ahmed
Vefyk Effendi, Is fairly capable, but
weak in health, his tendence in foreign
politics are not such as to render his
appointment likely to effect the porte's
relations with either Russia or Eng.
! land.
The Vienna correspondent of the
FINEST FOddlebens Apo
intment to the command at San Stefa-
no, may be the first step towards affect
ing the compromise suggested byPrince
Bismarck touching the position near
Constantinople, that is the simultane-
GUS withdrawal of the British fleet
from the ,sea of Mormora and the
Russians from the nelghborhood of
Constantinople.
a special to the Times from Berlin,
says Russia is willing to discuss all
clauses of the treaty of San Stefano,
but does not coucede her determine
ton to defend its principal stipula-
tions, sword in hand if necessary.
A correspondent of the Times at
Kallafat telegraphs the hostile feeling
between the Russians aud Roumani-
ans is increasing. Preparations are
being made to transfer the military
stores and state archieves from Blu
charest to Turk. The Leverin affair
at Lompaluka illustrates the feeling
The Roumanians, it appears placed
flag on Turkish vessel (which they
sunk during the war and were proceed
ing to operations for raising the ves'
sci, when a number Of Russians came
in small boats and tore down the flag,
blows being ex changed.
A special dispatch to the Standard
from Berlin, says private advices from
Moscow, state that three Thousand
students and workmen were involved
in the disturbance of the 18th instant
Twelve were killed and twenty-five
wounded. Seven hundred arrests have
been made.
The force to be sent from India t,
= Malta will be commanded az follows
First brigade, by General Ross; Sec
ond brigade, by General Macpherson
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-20
EASTERN QUESTION.
Tho Chances Of the Confer
enoo Assembling Have
Increased.
All Clauses OF The San StefanO Treaty
VIII DO DlsCussed-RusSla Will Do
fend tho silpulall0ns Sword
In Hand Unnecessary,
The ROumanlans and Russians Come to
Blows Over the Raising OF a Turk.
lsh Vessel Sunk by the Former
During the War.
The Porte's Note 90 tho Grand Duke
C0ncerning the Evacuation Of the
Forts ana bulgaria.

The Porte's Note 90 tho Grnnd Duke
CONCERNING the Evacuation Of the
Forts ana bulgaria.
Noon Associated Press Report.l
LONDON, April IA correspondent
OF the Times At -. Petersburg says the
situation IL decidedly pacific. In oils
cial circles II IL believed that Ger.
many's mediation viii very likely be
successful, and that the congress will
soon assemble. II viii probably be
preceded by preliminary conference
of ambassadors nj Berlin, which IL OK
pected to decide that invitations to the
congress shall be- issued to consider the
notifications necessary In the treaties
OF 1880 and 1871. IL IN Anticipated
some such formula will be accepted In
both London and 81, Petersburg. A
meeting OF congress would dissipate
many difficulties.
A special to the daily telegraph from
Pera announces that eighteen Russians
bAttallions have arrived at Derkas from
Adrianople.
England has large quantity of
grain In Trieste and has ordered II TO
be stored at Smyrna.
The Times In commenting on "A
special dispatch from st. Petersburg,
published In that paper to-day, 10 the
effect that brief prevails in official
circles that Germany's mediation is
likely to be successful, and that con.
gress will soon meet in preliminary
conference Of ambassadors in
Berlin, and probably deciding
that invitations shall be issued
and to consider II notifications are
necessary in treaties OF 1856 and 1871,
that it is 'conlidentially expected that
some such formula will be accepted in
both London and st. Petersburg, etc :,
says we cannot afford any more en-
gagements of imperfect accuracy. 1t
is necessary, therefore for the present,
to entertain with reserve encouraging
hopes held out to ua by mediation now
offered, and however hopeful it may
have been in preliminary interchange
OF views, it will also be necessary for
our government to consider with great
care the specific proposition which is
made to them. The same article con-
siders that no alarm need be aroused
by the proclamation of the queen pro.
hibiting the exports from this country
Of war materials. Such u prohibition
is necessary precaution so long as we
are compelled TO contemplate the prob
ability of having to assert our interests
by force,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-20

cavalry, by Major Watson, and sap
pers aud miners, by General Pender.
CAST General Ross left Calcutta for
Malta last evening.
The statement OF the Central News
London, yesterday, that the powers
have agreed To Prince Bismarck's sug,
gestlon, that the ambassadors vt Berlin
should hold conference 10 arrange
the course OF proceedings at the pro-
posed congress, time OF meeting, etc.,
and that the respective governments
have been formally requested 10 in
struct their ambassadors accordingly,
Ia premature, although there Ia no
doubt that the late tension OF diplo.
matte relations has diminished, and
tho chances OF the conference assem-.
bling, have certainly increased,
A special from Constantinople says
the porte addressed note TO Grand
Duke Nicholas, explaining the condi'
lions Of promise made by Turkey to
evacuate Shumla, Varna and Batoum.
II says the great part OF the garrisons
OF these places have already been
withdrawn. The treaty of peace does
not fix definite period for evacuation,
and moreover the positions respective.
ly occupied now are conformatle TO
the provlsionso Of the armIstice
heporte promises that In proporS
ton as the new Bulgarian territory IL
evacuated by Russians In accordance
with the treaty, Turkey will success.
sively surrender one fortress after an.
other.
II il rumored that the Russians in
tend to stipulate for certain date for
the evacuation of Baltoum, threatening
otherwise to occupy KAYAK In the
Bosphorus. The arsenal of raphan
has been removed TO Sernton.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-20
A Negligent Father.

Late yesterday evening at the Union
depot, officer Alkirs found five little
children, the Oldest of whom, was not
more than six years old, crying as
though their little hearts would break
ENDURING the cause of their grief, the
officer learned that their father lay In
beastly state ofintoxication on the OPP
posite side of the depot. Accusing the
man from his drunken stupor, the
officer asked him why he treated his
children 80, and threatened to put him
In the calaboose, and would have done
30, had it not been that he was going
to leave ON the next train. He stated
that his wife, and the mother Of the
children, had died the day before, and
that he had since had quarrel with
his mother.in.law, and that he felt
30 badly that he thought he would
hoist on q little of the ardent.
The beastly father was 80 drunk that
he was incapable OF attending to the
children, and the officer took them to
neighboring. restaurant and fed
them, procuring milk for the young
est, who was scarcely two years old
BY the time the train arrived the
father had sobered up somewhat
when the officer put the entire party
aboard. Officer Alkire deserves credit
| for his care Of and feeding Of the chill
dren.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-20
Personal.

Henry Ampt, Cincinnati, is regis
tered at the LeGrand.
II. w. BRYCE, Grand Saline, Is stay
ing at the LeGrand.
Frank A. Fisher, Clebourne, Texas,
Is guest at the LeGrand.
Henry w. Palmer, Savannah, Geor.
gis, is quartered at the LeGrand.
J. M. Hollinsworth, Shreveport,
Louisiana, Is stopping at the LeGrand.
DIR. w. H. Riley, wife and daughter,
New Orleans, are guests at the Lee
Grand.
DC. Carr, J. P. Cox, G. M. Beach,
Hillsboro, Illinois, are guests at the
LeGrand.
Major Estes, Of the Jimplicute, was
In the city yesterday, and paid The
II ERALD a pleasant call.
Morgan Jones, 8. A. Harrison, 8. M.
Green, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, capi-
talists, are sol burning at the LeGrand.
Conductor Julius Alvord, was out on
the streets yesterday for the first time
since he was wounded by the trains
robbers, at Mesquite. He talked quite
freely with many of the st. Louis ex-
cursionists at the Windsor hotel, who
listened with wrapped attention to his
accounts Of the affair. His arm Is get
ting along finely.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-20

d., OF Pennsylvania, Protestant Epis.
copal Rev, II, NJ, Palmer, OF New Or
leans, Presbyteriaui Rev, w, q. Gun
bingham, d, d., Of Tennessee, Metho,
dist Episcopal church south; Professor
Austin Phelps, ID, d., Of Massachusetts,
Congregationalisti H. J, Broddus, ID,
d., OF Kentucky, Baptist Professor \.
Baugher, ID, d., Of Pennsylvania, Evan
gelical Lutheran Rev. J. A. Warden,
OF New Jersey, Presbyterian Rev, ID,
ii. McVivar, LII. d., Of Quebec, Pres
byteriani Rev. John Potts, ID. d., OF
Ontario, Methodist.
A new executive committee for the
next three years was appointed, with
Franklin Hall, OF New York, chair.
man.
Tonight, after nm address from DIR,
Leflwich, OF Atlanta, and several vol
untary speeches ON the promotion OF
the Sunday'school work, the oonven'
ton adjourned sine die,
There will DO grand chlldren's
Jubilee Tomorrow.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-20

Yesterday evening, two horses, ats
tached to a wagon standing near the
corner of Elm and Lamar streets, be-
came frightened from some unknown
cause, dashiDg " idly up the street.
The driver was not In the wagon, and
the uncontrolled team made furious
run through the street, commanding
marked respect from all vehicles along
the line, which gave them wide
berth. When near the Tabernacle
church, on the corner of Sycamore
street, they succeeded In freeing them
selves from the wagon, throwing 1t
over on the sidewalk. They continued
their flight to East Dallas, where they
were caught.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-20

In the house the adjournment reso.
luton was postponed to the 10Th of
May.
The republicans by dilatory motions
prevented the consideration of the
William and Mary college bill. The
house is in session tonight.
The committee on Indian affairs de-
cided to report Il bill paying direlict
interest between 1861 and 1866 due the
Chickasaw nation, amounting to $780,
GEO.
The house committee on banking
and currency, had very interesting
conference this morning with Messrs.
John A. Stewart, of the United States
trust company of New York, and j. ID.
Vermily, of the Merchants bank, New
York. The question of the practices
bility Of maintaining resumption was
pressed upon these gentlemen by Mr..
Ewing, but they held inhexibly the
position that resumption can be safely
entered upon on the first of January,
1879, and that with the present favor
able outlook of good crops, and the
balance of trade in the favor of the
country, resumption can be mains
tanned.
They expressed belief, however,
that the maintenance OF specie pay
ment would not be assured unless a
portion of the currency circulation is
retired and foreign exchanges continue
to be in our favor. Mr.. Vermilly
thought that one hundred or one hum
bred and fifty million dollars of the
outstanding United States notes should
be retired in order to make specie re-
sumption entirely safe.
The monograph displayed itself sue
cessfully before the national academy
OF science and at the capitol, and after
ward its inventor was photographed
by General Bradley. The effects pro-
duced by Brady in photographs and
Edison in phonograph is amazing.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-20
Rowland Takes Leg Bn,I.

j. w. Rowland, who was calaboosod
for being drunk and down, was march,
ed before the mayor, who put him on
dress-parade. 1t appearing to the court
that Rowland had willfully aud def.
antly transgressed the laws Of decent
society by filling himself with mean
whiskey and stretching his carcass
across the sidewalk, he was locked for
three dollars and costs. Being unable
to pay he was remanded to prison.
He swore that he would not strike u
lick Of work for the city, and ate his
bread and drank his water with tho
air OF lord. Later In the evening he
asked permission to be taken out of
his cell, saying he would give bond
for his appearance. 1t was while he
was out and just preparatory to going
with the officer to look up bondsman,
he watched his opportunity and made
that he made his escape. He has not
been seen since.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-20
MARINE DISASTERS,


The woodbury. Given up for Lost
MisfOrtunes Of she Oluslee.
KITTY HAWK N. G., April 19.-Ves-
sells quarter board, with the name Of
San Simmons carved on it, come
ashore during the late storm.
PORTLAND April l9.-The schooner
Lady Woodbury. hence for Jamaica,
January 18th, which put into Calves
ton January 9th, not having been
heard from since, is given up for lost.
The crew consisted Captain Il. ID.
Woodbury., of Cape Elizabeth, and
and four men.
New YORK April 19.-The bark
Olnstee, one hundred and nine days
from Pedary, with coffee, reports hav.
ing encountered numerous gales, dur
ing one Of which she shipped heavy
sea which damaged the cargo. When
nine days out she lost the second OIL.
Ger through u deadly malaria engen.
dered by the green state of the cargo.
All hands sick. The vessel was work.
ed by three sickly seamen. The
hunks was removed to the decks which
producedI better health among the
crew.
FORTRESS MONROE April 10.-The
United States flagship Omaha arrived
at Hampton roads from st. Thomas.
All we'll.