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Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-06-05
HARD ON THE COMPANY"

A good "drive" was perpet rated upon a
Connecticut. Western Conductor q few
DAYS ago, A man boarded the train at Il
way station and paid his tare to point
Il few miles distant. On reaching his des-
tination he concluded to proceed to fur
ther station and finally continued on un-
til he reached Winstead. Each time he
paid his fare in cash to the conductor
instead of buying s. ticket at the station,
although by this means the passenger
cost himself considerably more. At last
the conductor spoke to him of this and
suggested that it would he economy fo,
him to buy ticket, and asked him why
he didn't. ''Wen," said the passenger,
"Ill tell YOU. Some time last summer |
got into little trouble with this COM
pany and they used-me mighty mean!y,
so Just said to myself, That Connect
cut Western Company won't get another
cent of my money if I live hundred
wears; and they won't, and that's why l
nav my fare to the conductors" The
conductor dropped the conversation at
that point.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-06-05
ruuE HENRIETTA HOUSE.
RAYOU SARA, LA.

Board can beprocured by the day, week
IN month, and at reasonable rates. In
the future as in the past, the table will
be supplied with the very best fare the
market affords. Elegant and well fur
nished rooms. Accommodating servants
constantly in attendance. Patronage So
lifted aud satisfaction guaranteed.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-06-05
ICE ICE ICE.
PURE .LAKE4ECE.
IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT pUR
CHASERS.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING OPEN
Il ed an ICE HOUSE adjoining his
Store on Sun Street Bayou Sara, wonld
Respectfully solicit the patronage Of the
public in general
ANY orders sent to H'r. J. +. Irvine or
to him in person will receive prompt al
tention -
april24-S0. l.. MARTINEZ.
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r. GASTRELL,

y.
Bayou Sara, Louisiana,
DEALER IN
PLOWS, AGRICULTURAL NIPPLE
ments, Brides, Harr"ss, Hardware. Guns,
Pistols, Pumps, Pipes, Machine Fittings
Cocks, Valves, Castings, Ropes, Hollow
Ware, Wagon and Carriag' ,.oodwork,
Blacksmitll's Materials, Etc, Etc
TIN "COPPER" AND SHEET IRON MAN
UFACTORY. II
Also Agent for the celebrated -
"CHARTER OAK' STOVES,
Uric, Garrett 81 Cottman, Brinley, Jas.
II. Hall and other piows, Aliens Horse
Hoes, Woods. Moving Machines, Horse
Hay Rakcs, all of which l will glaran-
tee to sell lower than can be purchased
escwhcre.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-12

md examined the county jail, aid
found the interior cleanly kept, and ii
good order, but the surrounding fence
ls IN dilapidated condition, and We
recommend that the County Commits
sloners have it repaired. Found two
prisoners in the Jail. The Grand jury
desire to return tl.eir thanks to the
District Attorney for his able and eff
Gent assistance; to the Sheriff and
other county officers for their uniform
Courtesy. We would recommend that
the County Commissioners allow the
usual increase Of two dollars per
diem to the clerk Of the Grand Jury.
The Gralsl Jury cannot conclude
their report without expressing their
profound regret at your Honor's un-
Fortunate and painful indisposition,
and their sincere hope that you will be
speedily restored to health and useful
ness. Respectfully submitted,
q. 7 KEYS,
IN
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sidered his good looks had been over
estimated.
BfIsE CoUATY script now circulatcs
" SO cents At the lowest, which is tile
highest price it has ever brought.
Ho4. john M. CANNApY and Judge
4 ;. Hart went 70 Banner Sunday.
JUDGE PkluKErr has been seriously
III for several days ard is unable to
SIT on the bench. For this reason
court was adjourned yesterday
morning. His health is improy-
ing, but it will probably be some
time before he will be entirely well.
lie WORLD returns thanks to A. L.
Richardson, Clerk ofthe District Court.
for favors extended.
CHARLEY COOPER killed deer Sun
day-a tive hundred FOUNDER, and of
the masculine gender. Charley is an
expert hunter, and brings ii venison
whenever he wants it.
Ono, Indiana and West Virginia
hold their State elections to-day.
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OF THE DIkTRICT
COURT FOR BOISE COUNTY.
SATURDAY, Oct. 9th. 1880.

SATURDAY, Oct. 9th, 1880.
Grand Jury reported four true bills
and discharged for the term.
Joseph Nelch, John Arcaat. jose
phns Dave. James Scaddan and JAS.
Pascoe, admitted to citizenship.
Adjourned to Monday at 10 A. M.
MONDAY, Oct. I1th, 1880.
VIM. Charles, Albert Trader. M.
Ahrehs and Andrias Engelbretsen ad-
mltted to cit zenship.
Garden Valley Milling Go. VS.. j. B.
Emery; motion to strike out part of
answer sustained and cause continued.
Dennis Dacty vs. Pat. Glennon; con
tinued.
John Z. Fox w. Jennie NJ. Fox: mo-
ton for default denied. Deft. given
sixty days TO answer and cause con-
tinued
Nm. A. Conghanour VS.. Jacob
ohanks; decree OF foreclosure ordered.
W. L. Thurnan VS.. AL. Ioskins;
continued generally.
W. L. Thurman VS.. AL. Hoskins ct
l.; dismissed at plaintiffs costs.
David Spiegel vs.. D. Hupter; judg-
ment Tor plaintiff Tor $366.25 aud
costs.
+. Brenneman VS.. D. II. Brown ct al. /:
dismissed without prejudice.
John Pilmer vs.. Rising Sun M. Co. 4;
dismissed without prejudice.
Geo. Frampton ct al. W. Boise Co.
Bank; stricken from the calendar.
j. Z. Fox VS.. w. w. West ct al.
clerk directed to Correct Judgment
nunc pro tune
Adjourned sine die.
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Adjourned sine die.

For the year ending July 80, 1879
the Director of the Mint estimated
the silver production Of the United
States at $4o.8l2.Ooo. For the wear
ending June 80, 1880 he estimated it
at $SS,0O0.o0O. which must be sub
stahtlally absorbed by Coinage into
silver dollars and by use in plate and
the arts in this country.
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GRAND JURY REPORT.
IDAHO CITY, Boise CO., l.. T,
October 9Th, 1880. /

October 9Th, 1880. {
To the Hon. H. E. PickeH. JUDGE OF
The District Court of the Second
Judicial District, Of Idaho TER:
Your lloNoR: We, the Grand Jury
of Bose County. Idaho Territory. for
the October term Of the District Cour,
of SAID county, beg leave to make the
following report;
We have found fur true bills. and
ignoled none. We have inquired into
some cases Of alleged disturbance of
the public peace, but found no instanc
to warrant indictments thereon. We
have examined the Auditors and
Treasurer's books, found them neatly
kept, and SO far as we could form an
opinion from our limited time aud
believe them to be cor
rect. We have examined the county
hospital and found it kept in a clean.
and efficient manner.
There are three patents, at present.
IN the hospital, who arc perfectly
satisfied with their accommodations
and treatment. We have also visited
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IN MEllORIAM.
Foreman.

Idaho City, October 9th, 1880.
To the 2. G., Officers and Members of
| Idaho Enc No. s.:
WORTHY COMPANIONS Your special
committee upon whom devolves the duty
OF presenting resolutions in memory ofour
deceased Companion, Mrs Elizabeth X.
Douthit, respectfully submit the following !:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Divine Provi.
dence to call from earthly labor to heavenly
rest, our well beloved Companion, Mrs f..
k. Douthit, a member of this Encamp-
ment, it becomes us to submit to the will
OF Him who doeth all things well.
During many long months immedi-
ately preceding her death our departed
friend was Frustrated by severe and ling
ering illness. She suffered patiently and
bore her cross with becoming fortitude
and Christian resignation But the scene
is closed and Companion Douthit is no
more on earth. She has completed life's
liresome journey and is at rest
WHEREAS, 1t is the desire OF this En-
campment to give expression to feelings of
sorrow in this hour of bereavement, there
fore be it
Resolved, That in the demise of Com
panion Douthit, the Fraternity has lost
faithful, earnest member, the bereaved
husband devoted and affectionate wife !:
the fond mother, sisters and brothers, a
dear relative; and her many friends and
acquaintance social and generous com
panion.
Resolved, That her faithful services and
devotion to the principles of our order, her
quiet, genial disposition, her uniform cour-
tesy and kindness in her intercourse with
companions and all Others within the cir
Gle OF her acquaintance affords examples
worthy OF emulation. Possessed of many
excellent qualities of mind and heart, and
other estimable traits of character, she was
idolized by her husband and relatives, and
highly respected by all who knew her.
Resolved, That we as members of this
Encampment, tender the down hearted
husband and relatives, our sincere syinpa-
thy and coincidence in their deep affection
and melancholy bereavement, in these sad
hours of grief. May the Lord of Mercy
console the sorrowing hearts, and restore
comfort to the afflicted as they pass
through the ordeal of woe and mourning,
and tender them that consolation which
the world can neither give nor take away
Resolved, That in token of respect we
will wear the usual badge and drape on
charter in mourning for period of thirty
days.
Resolved, That a page OF our records
he ruled with black marginal lines, and
the foregoing memorial and resolutions
entered therein.
Resolved, That copy Of the same under
the seal Of the Encampment be transmit
ted to the relatives of deceased, and copy
to the IDAHO WORLD for publication.
JAMES j. MARSH,
CHAs. e JONES, Com |
JAMES MONROE.
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FLOOR MANAGERS.
J NJ. DANsKIN AND JAS. MURPHY
COMMITTEES on INVITATION.

For IDAHO CEry-Geo. w. Richar.
). Cave, John German and F. +. Churt,
For CENTERvrLLE-C Chris, Meffert, d..
Jones and Andy Mcclure.
For PIoNEERyILLE-John NJ. Canna..
and G. w. Anderson.
For PLAcERvrLLE-Mike HALEY, Nj.
Madison and VIM. Dawson
FoR GRANITE cREEK-Pctc coaa:,u -
ton and Pat Golden.
FoR QUsRTzBURe-Wm. Acarer. "
A. Coughanour and ii. Callanin.
For HORSESHOE BrN:G.'s. u.
II Aerdcn and ] la I.e.oa,
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Fast Freight and Passenger Line to
Banner.

The undersigned is now running a
Tr.-Week'y Express to Banner. Car
ries passengers, the u S. mali, tas
freight, etc. Leaves Idaho City every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 7
A. NJ; returning, leaves Banner on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturday,
at 7 A. NJ. Parties can have saddl,
horses if preferred.
CHAS. MAGEE
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LOCAL IN ewS.


FRIDAY morning the mountains wore
a coat Of the beautiful, which extend
ed to within y short distance of town,
On Saturday it sprlnkled rather lively
here Tor few minutes, but the clouds
soon cleared away, and fine weather
is again upen us.
Mrs. JESS BRADFORD returned hone
last Thursday after quite an extended
visit and good time genel ally at
Boise City.
jim MONROE took stroll into town
Saturday, and went back Sunday.
lie reports things gong along in the
usual way at Banner. He has struck
abody of way-np ore in the Big
Groupings.
d'N. F. 4. ENSIGN, and A. L. Rich
ardsu, Clerk OF the District Court
made very sociable call on this Of
ice the other day.
JOHN FRANK and Ralph Gmdiffe
nave Completed their cabin at the Ii
val wave, alii are now driving in a
'uu'el which will tap the ledge by
running about twenty five feet more.
lnelr tunnel is now twenty feet long.
A Tue DIAL Wave shows up as well
When tapped as il does on the surfac.
Tue owners will have genuine boz
nahza.
AT Garden Valley precinct the
pace OF voting is Mclaughlin &
4iowes house, and the Judges Of Elec-
l''n are John Howe, @. S. Moore and
l. rlnney. This in some way failed
70 appear in the proceedings of the
po'n'y Commissioners published in
'Ssuc.
y H. DoUTHIT left yesterday for Bay
!" st. lie will be joined at Banner
ho' Carr and L. W. Jones, who
-" pun out to-day for Bonanza. j.
y Fox will leave Tomorrow and
'set'ake them. Mr.. Douthit is inter-
,s'ed with Harvey Lester, in some
''ca'lons at Bayhorse.
LIE valedictory Of Maj. Hay APP
pNa's IN The last number of the Auq-
"'ae lie gives i'll health as his
"e' reason for selling out. The Ma
"as made the Aualanche good To-
paper and it will lack none of Its
'aclness with Guy Newcomb
: DaVe Adams at the helm.
:. fRGusoS and Nat, Richie went
10 banner yesterday.
hE board of Commissioners of Ada
Ivy The other day allowed the fol-
accounts: On current ex-
s"se fund, Sl.7O2.ls; on rabbit ears
ka.o' s69l.l9; on Territorial fund,
= on school fund, $40.
b. aHR Democrat says much fruit is
IN
H.. IS ~ 10 waste in the orchards at
If, -: o'S EcKHARr, formerly merchant
Slxas s CITY CT. arrived here Sunday from
r aer CRY, and dropped into the
;rsl. I'D othcc for few minutes while
around among his old ac-
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PREsIDENr HAYES visited the Gov
crnment Indian school at Fer,s
Grove, Or, on the I'd, ana made a
brief speech, returning To Portland il.
the afternoons.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-12
Coffin q Kennalv

Are shipping a large stock Of the cele
brated Skinner Plows, and Furst & Brad.
ley Sulky and Gang Plows which will be
sold at very low figures. They also have
in stock the South Bend Chilled Iron
Piows at reduced prices.
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GARyIELo's reputation about Wa~h-
ington must have been very lad ii !.
could only borrow 1929 fr,m OsAca
Ames.
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Tbs Progressionists u Germany
are doing their utmost to strength il
their party all over the country.
new laws respecting workinemen
strengthen their ranks.
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lT's = dreadful hing that Ben. BIZ s
Ter supports Hancock And it's /
more dreadful to think that MAJ /
does too.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-12

SLossoN defeated Scliaefer ii al
lard match for the championship
America at New York on the !.
making an average Of 33, the best ],
record.
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MONEY ORDER BUSINESS

Mr. J. Ii. BATES, Newspaper Advcrtis
in Agent, Al Park Row (Times Buildinp),
New York, is authorized to contract f,r
advertisements in the WORLD at our best
rates.
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He harvest throughout British ca !.
umbia has been abundant this seas !.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-12

SoTINe i Dem cato prerogativs,
but counting il a Republican liue il
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-12

qna'n'ances. y il nearly seven years
s'nce Louis left here, but he looks
Just as young as lie used to, Hc
started back 70 Silver yesterday.
iHE following account Of the horri-
oie mangling Of Joseph Riley, whose
remains were found a short time ago
two miles from Camas, On the track
q the Utah Northern, is taken from
the Register. The remains were ia
Ken % Camas and laid III 4 box car
a'e We're then taken to Blackfoot:
From all that could be learned it IS
supposed that he had laid down on
the track and gone to sleep. a. near
y three hours had elapsed from the
tine ne left Catas before the gravel
tram arrived there. His head was
cut N two, only lis mnuih and chin
reihaiLing. Both legs were cut of
Just below the hips, aud mangled and
oroKrn; both arn.s were cut uff, while
his chest and bowels were torn and
bruised. pair Of overaIls, rolled up
~ paper, We're found by tile eide f
the track, evidently having been used
as a pillow for his head. In his peck
ct was a letter from man connected
with the Q. T. K. r., il Ogden, ii ref
erence 10 voucher, which may lead
to some evidence showing where he
was from"
SEVERAL small cases have been laid
over until next term OF court.
JupeE ALANsnN SMITH, Republican
candidate for Delegate to Congress.
Will speak at Boise City this evening.
de will address the people of Silver
CITY next Thursday and at this place
next Saturday.
JuDGE H. E. PRIcKEr and John NJ.
Danskln will leave this morning fer
BOISE City.
HERE is some talk of a narrow
gauge railroad from EIko into this
Territory.
BEFORE the end of work for tie sea-
son on the Utah & Northern, the road
will reach a point $50 miles from o.
den.
MRs. A. G. BoMAR is now prepared
to take in sewing. i
The Register says $1,000 were
raised at Blackfoot the other day for
improving the road between thai place
and Bellevue. The distance, which is
now 1872 miles by the road, will be
shortened, and in less than six weeks
the road will be in excellent condition.
A drilling machine has been secured,
and will be put to work on the deser,
boring for water. The Register says
this, when secured, will settle the
freight question for that country, and
believes they will also secure large
portion of the Boise City freight
TINS first installment of bullion that
has been received from the upl err
country was brought in on Wednes-
dag by Hines & Browns fast freight
line, aid consisted of eleven bars of
bullion from the Idaho Smelling Com
pany. Way bills have been received
for 349 bars more, which are now on
The road Consigned to the Northwes-
tern Forwarding Company. These
bars average about 100 pounds each,
making 81, 900 pounds that will soon
be received, and we suppose that this
8 only starter, aud that many thou
sand pounds will he received before
The season closes. Register.
The Oregon Railway aid Naviga-
inn Gnu,panp haS i,nraaoaJ no ami;
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Low Prices.

Hair cutting so cents and shaving %
cents at
OSCAR JOHNSON'S,
Two doors below Kingsley's, Wall street.
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PRESIDENT Hayes Arrived at PortIal.l
on the 30th MT
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-12
>. l,li- Mtfe III Warld
TUESDAY, OCTOBER y, 1880.
postoMce Hours.

During week Gays until further notice.
the Postoffice will ne Kept open from seven
A. NJ until nine T. NJ.
Sundays from hsaf-past twelve to one.
and from four until SIX P. M
MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.
The Money Order office will not be
opened at all on Sundays; and no Money
order business will be transacted on Sat
urdays after four O'Clock p. M.
s. q. SILSBY,
Idaho City, i)ec.3 1870 Postmaster.
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The best of music wit
be i'm attendance.
all ARE INVITED.

Tickets, Q"eI"d'"v sopper), 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-20
4 CHEERING ASSURANCE.
NFw-YoRK EXCURSION BOATS NOT so BADLY
EQUIPPED AS REPREsENTED-EYERY MAN
STEAMBOAT INSPECTOR.

NETWORK EXCURSION BOATS NOT so BADLY
EQUIPPED AS REPREsENTED-EvERY MAN A
STEAMBOAT INSPECTOR.
Icy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIPUNE.l
MAsuINGToN July 10.-GeneraI Dumont. Super
visnc lpspecfor-Gcneral Of Steamboats,. arrived
in Washington to-day. Yesterday morning he was
IN New-York City, and his attention was called to
the list of steamboats, published IN one
of the city newspapers as being deficient
in hfe-saving appliances To satisfy his
own curiosity in the matter General
Dnmont during the day visited eight of the vessels
named in the list, and found them to be fully sup
pIied with everything required by law, carrying
the reouisite number of boats, equipped with the
fnl number of life-preservers named IN the i1spec
+ion certificates and ID all other respects complying
with the law.
General Dumont says that, while lie sometimes
has reason to fear that of the inspectors are
not performing their work efficiently, he does not
believe that any of those in NewYork can be in
duced to give certificates which are not in accord
ance with the facts.
very efficient preventive of collision for cor
rupt purposes in other branches Of the public
vice is the system of transferring agents from place
to place often enough to prevent the formation OF
rings" This system General Dumont wonld be
glad TO have applied TO the steamboat inspection
service but there Is no power unuer the present laws
to make such changes
1t is not generally known that by recent changes
in the form upon which inspection certificates are
made ont every passenger may be steamboat in
spector for himself. The certificate now contains
mon its face full statement of all the life-sav
ING sppliances which the steamboat is required
by law to carry. and any passenger may investigate
for himself whether the boat upon which be is
travelling has its quota of such appliances. The
90, Of no IL IO
to any passenger who requests 1t copy OF the
steamboat law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-20
THE BANKERS CONVENTION.
IMPORTANT ADDRESSES EXPECTED-IHE TOPICS TO
BE DIsCUsSED.

IMPORTANT ADDRESSES EXPECTED-1HE TOPICS TO
DISCUSSED.
SARATOGA, n. Y, July 19.-The arrange
mcnts for annual convention OF the Amcrican Bank
ers, Assoca ion now complete Secretary sherman
has promised address the convention upon resump-
ton AMI rofunding The meetings. be held In tho
Town Hall, Saratoga Springs. August IL, H. and Is.
and large and Influential representation OF the banks
IN all the states IL promised. The Hon. Alexander
Mitchell, OF Milwaukee, President OF the Association,
will give historic sketch OF Western banking. Adj
dresses on financial monetary questions expected
from Hon. Theodore Nj. P0mcrOA George 3 COeG Gen
crIl EcDOls ant many other prOmuent bankers.
Among the SPECIAL topics augOanced the silver
question: the banking ana Iudu trG development of the
last ear with Its causes and prospective results; the
prevention OF panlcs, the mlscnnf Of ll-drccted tax
alton, the clearinghouse systems at home and abroad,
and tho financial conditions which promote banking
stability commercial progress and industrial prosperity
More tlan 1000 invitations have been issued 20 banks
and bankers home and abroad. and number Of
replies have received The seedlings OF the Con
ycnilon are be pr1ntrd and widely distributed In E
rope as well as in the United States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-20
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
Henry C..

WASHINGTON, July 19.-Ensign Henry c.
Fuller has been ordered 10 the receiving ship Colorado
at NeyYork Passed Assistant Eng ineer N. H. Lamden
has been ordered to duty charge Of the machinery Of
the ironclads at Brandon, Va. Passed AssstaDtEngl
neer j. NJ Emanuel detached from duty on the
ironclads at Brandon Va. and placed on waiting
ders. saimaker John Raidy has been detached from
the Pensacola and ordered to the receiving chip hide
pendence at Mare Island Navy Yacd. California.
Commander A. r. Yates, Of the Alliance at st. Johns,
n f. July TO- reports 10 the Navy Department: Prom
different reports the Fishermen appear to be having
about the usual the banks. hear OF no dfn
Guilty whatever to the fishing by hsDermen In ali
the localities permitted the late treaty with Great
Britain. The health of the ship Ia good"
nTbe Powhatan finished coaling and sailed from Beau
fort (. C., Saturday for the West Indies.
The United States flagship Trenton arrived at Flush
ing, Holland, on the LIST inst.