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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-09-15
THE HICKMAN COURIER.
HICKMAN. =: KENTUCKY
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IL never pays to fret or growI
When fortune seems our foe:
The better bred will push ahead
And strike the Drawer blow.
For luck Is work,
And those who shirk
Should not lament their doom:
But yield the play,
And clear the way.
That better men have room.
II never pays to foster pride,
And sqllanier wealth i'm show:
For friends thus won are sure to run
In times of want or woe.
The noble worth
OF all the earth
Are gems of heart and brain
a conscience clear,
A household dear.
And hands without stain.
1t never pays to hate foe
Greater to a friend. Z.
To fawn and whine, much less repine-
To borrow or to lend.
The faults of men
Are fever when
Each rows his own canoe,
For friends and debts
And pampered pets
Unhoundcd mischief brew
1t never pays To wreck the health
In drudging after gain.
And he is sold who thinks that gold
Is chcapiy bought with pain.f
A humble lot,
A cosy cot.
Have tempted even kings,
For station high
That wealth will buy,
Naught OF contentment brings
IL never paysi A blunt refrain,
Well worthy of song:
For age and truth must learn this truth
That nothing pays that's wrong
The good and pure
Alone are sure
To bring prolonged SUGGEST
While what is right
In Hcaven's sight
Is always sure 10 bless.
--T}ostO,r TJQ3ksc7-fot
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VINO has not seen the fair fIgsh younl
= - fo..- ON ~ inf, I'll.

VINO has not seen the fair, fEgsh young
girI tran sformed in a few months into the
pale hasgard, dispirited woman The
Sparkling eyes are dimmed, and the ring
inc Iangh heard no more. Too often the
causes are disorders of the system which
DR.. Pierce's ssFavorite Prescription" would
remedy in short time. Remember, that
inplv cnre all female weaknesses" and
restore health and beauty. BY all druggists.
Send three stamps for DR.. Pierce's treatise
on Diseases ON Women (96 pages Address
WoRIn's MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, Buffalo,
Ny
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The word is derived from various languages
ara sirnifies 40 days" Inspected ships were
once REQUIRED TO remain in, quarantine for 40
days DR.. d. H. Bissell, formerly Of hospital
ship Falcon, Quarantine; New York, Is one OF
In his ofIicial capacity he tested its rare eff
cacY in curing Cholera, Erysipelas. Bronchitis
and the diseases incident TO impurities Of the
blood Shysicians aud the public alike are
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Another disease is again. threaten

Another disease is again threaten
ing the horse. This disease is called
thrush" 1t makes itself known by an
eruption of the skin Immediately above
the hoofs, and in time. if not attended
to, the hoof softens and drops off. The
horses are more liable which are over
worked or have Just recovered from the
pinkeye The disease is not contagious
except by direct contact.-LadiaRdPo
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-The owners of a large number g

The owners of large number of
Cuba sugar estates, especially at Carde-
mas and Matanzas, are actively pushing
the construction of narrow gauge rail
ways, the advantage of these roads hay
ing been satisfactorily demonstrated
during the past crop for hauling the
cane from the fields to the factory, and
thence the sugar to the nearest railroad
stations
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"A locomotive which dropped int

"A locomotive which dropped into
Kiowa Greek, Kansas, through bridge,
some years ago, has never been discov-
cred, although repeated sOq1ndings have
been made for it. No information of
quicksands in that locality existed up to
the time of the accident. Chicago Her
aid
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An Indiana writer advocates the alb
clifton of the telephone on the ground
that it encourages laziness. The same
objection applies to easy chairs ana
nearly all the comforts of modern life.--
CHICAGO Tribune. f
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"A wonderful snow and ice cavern has
been disc overed on Mount Tecumseh, in
Thornton, New Hampshire, the exist
ence of which has heretofore been I'M
know to men living within two miles Of
the place. Boston Post.
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If YOU feel duh, drowsy, debilitated; have
FREQUENT headache, mouth tastes bad, poor
appetite, tongue coated, you are suffering
from torpid liver, or : biliousness;" Moth
nently as DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery" BY all druggists.
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AN old bachelor being i'll, his sister pre- pre-,
scented him A cup of medicine, "What is itan
he asIsd. She answered: 1T is elixir asth-
matte: it is very automatic, and will make
Won feel ecstatic.H NANCY" he replied,
..you are very SYSTEMATIC Dur Continent.
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Nor HARDI.Y.-.s Boy said stranger 70 q
fad who was backing hfs boots ia 'front.' OF
hotel yesterday, :" should give you a u .ql-
ar would your first impulse be to go 10 the
circusls 4 No, SIR was the prompt reply.
NV first impulse would be that 1t was
counterfeit bill ri-DetroH Free Press.
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LONDON is complaining of homeless cats
left TO wander about the streets. while their
owners are out of the city Shades of Dick
Wilmington can such things be f-Boston Post.
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A KESTUcKIAN sleeps so scundly that on
several occasions of late the rats have made a
feast off his toes without disturbing MS
dreams. He is looking for situation as pri-
yate NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Herald
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WHEN a man kums to me for advice. find
out the kind of advice he wants, and | Civ it
TO him: this satisfys him that he and are
.wo az smart men az thare is nving.-Josh
Billings
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AT recent sale of relics in London medal
struck off in 1865 brought $40. Our relders
missed bonanza by not having few meials
struck off that year. -Horrtst0nH Herald.
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A SHIP is always called sshep because she's
never good for much until she's manned
BsirlisgtoH Harteye.
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MASTER: ssWhat does Condillac say about
brI1tes in the scale of being7r Scholar: sHe
saws brute is an imperfect animal" And
what is manl'' Man is perfect brute
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No NAV that ever lived can clinch an argu-
ment With out rlyeting ms 0 opponents atten-
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Az aesthetic correspondent saws that Josh
BILLINGS has a vulgar walk. Yes, a kind of
Billings Arkansaso Traueler.
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Rough on Rats" Clears out rats, mice,
reaches, bedbugs, flies, ants, moles, chip
hunks, gophers 15c.
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dysueptic or constipated, should address,
with two stamps for pamphlet, WORLD s
DIsPESsAEY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, Buffalo,
Ny.
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T.zBrazer Axle Grease lasts four times
as Iofs.s - aay other. Use it and save your
horses and wagons. A trial Will prove
that We are right.
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"How to Travel,'' is the title of a little
book lust out. How to get the money to
travel with is the most serious question OF
the fitting season.-N. o. Picdyuae.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-09-15

NEVER lend your ivy-plant, because you
cannot get AMY green baek.-Boston B1fl3etis-
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In the Times, of Philadelphia, we OBJ
serve Mr.. John McGrath. 1886 Chris
tan street, was cured by st. Jacobs Oil
of severe rheumatism.
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The lisp Is in high favor for rich papa
Young ladies' especially those who have been
abroad ..Yeth, thur, twas VERY PLEASANT
f,cca sion ,,
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The Bilious.

AeREAr many workers work best while the
eve Of the boss is on them; they strike while
the eve on is hot.-N. o. Picayifne.
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"THEr tell mo you have had some money
left you' said Brown. Yes replied Fogg,
sadly, 'it left me long ago"
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WHEN young lady refuses a marriage pro-
posal, it is of sieight of hand
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THE fat colored man is not always good
weighter.
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Personalr
THE vo1rA,c Be1T CO. Mar.ban Mich

To CALL a laundress bosom friend is nat
irony.--Ne,idss Recorder.
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S<Um invariably rises Remember, young
man. there is always room at the top.-ToIedO
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GET Lyons Patent Heel stiffeners for those
new boots or shoes before you run them over.
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ENGINEERS think the flats of Washington
can be improved. There are lots OF them to
work on.-N. q. PicdyI1e. 4.-s.sI
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-Therecords of war prove that a volley
of 500 bullets fred at fifty men won't
hit over three at the outside.
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GAVE instantaneous relief. St. Jacobs
Oil Neuralgia. Prof. Tice.-,&. Louis
Post Dispatch.
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NEW RICH BLl1l!

Pareou.' PursaIiveF PIN. make New Rich
Blood and viii completely change the blood in the
entire system IN three months. Any person who
viii takeone pin each night fron to 12weeks may be
restored sound health if such thing be possible
Sold everywhere or sent by mail for letter STAMPS
1. :. JOHNSON az CO., Boston,. Masss
formerly Rnuuor. Me.
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THE VoLTArc BELT Co, Marshall, Mich, win
send DIR. Dyes Celebrated ELECTRO Yoltaic
Belts and Electric Appliances on trial for
thirty. days to men young or old who are af-
kindred troubles guaranteeing speedy and
com plete restoration of health and manly vigor.
Address as above. n. B---N0 risk is incurred,
es thirty days trial is allowed. 4s
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The NeUs. of Fort Jones. Cal. says
that the Umatilla Indians are becoming
more self-reliant every year Ihey nave
two thousand acres OF land under Guilt
walton, flour and saw-mill, thrashers'
reapers. and other agricultural Impie'
aaents.
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An Assertion FaIsified.

It has been said that lightning never
strikes twice in the same place, but the
assertion has been falsified- Farmer
Cobb, of way-down-East, was milking
cow in the barn one evening recently,
when all of sudden thunderstorm
crashed down close by the barn, tearing
tI,o limbs off a tree and SCATTERING one
s;da Of the barn The old gentleman lit
e,,t for the house without bothering him
elf about the milk, but just as he had
ers;ned the kitchen door along came q
Second deafening report A few sec
o,ds later the barn was in flames, and
ths cow which Farmer Cobb had been
,,,;ll<;ro was roasted alive, along with
seven others and the seasons hay crop.
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P15RE cod-liver oil, from. selected livers,
on the sea shore by Casye1l, Hazard e Co,
N y. Absolutely pure and sweet. Patients
who have once taken it prefer it to all 9TH
eIs. Physicians declare it superior TO all
other oils. rs ~ aF esf
CHAPPEp hands, face, .pimples and rough
skins cured by nsing Juniper Tar Soap.
made by Caswell, Hazard & CO., New York.
warmers safe Kidney and Liver Cure.
TRY tlie. new brand Spring TOBACCO. 2 2
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Perhaps, as time went on, the thought OF
the dead so continually present in his life be-
gan to affect Pere Perraults mind. He had
dreamy fancies, when he would apparently for
get his wife was not active and about. He
would NUT and talk to himself Once or
twice, as he strapped on his ho'te, he hal been
hearu 20 can, Hurry, old woman! Hurryl
time for work" Owing to his confused state
OF brains one morning Pere Perrault, after
having sorted and disposed of his picl<inDs
went into Pere Michefs gdryotte, aud instead
OF drinking his soup on the premises as had.
now become his habit, carried home two DOR
tions in a covered Jug, as in his old DAYS II
was not until he had poured out the solip into
two cracked bowls that he suddenly Recognized
MS mistake He sat down for a few blank
moments, then, without touching his meal,
went out AS he turned out of the Rna
Mounetard the feverish sense of his wife,s
presence gradually again came to him dnll.
ing his senses to outward sights and sounds
de was not dependent upon his eyes how
ever, for finding his way to his goal Cross
ing the Place de la Bastille, the old man had a
sudden impression of excited shouts AMI
Gathering of wheels. He started up to The
consciousness of fast-driyiug horses inst
upon him. He made an instructive PLUNGE
FORWARD, lost his footing, and the next mo-
ment horses and cart went over him
The insensible body was brought to a new
hospital at some distance That night and The
next day Pere Perrault remained unconscinns
For passing moment he would wake ara
then he would seem struggling o speak in n
feeble manner. The doctor and the kind Sisters
bending over him could discern such words ! :
g lie cimitiere la bas-r They could not mn
derstand, but the straining expression Of the
fast glazing eyes seemed to indicate there was
something on the dying mans mind.
No human being could restore the manpled
body to activity On the second day, toward
night, Pere Perrault raised his head from his
pillow. saying: " OF, there, 1 told YOU a.
II is like garden. Every one knows it bv the
fiowers.n He would have risen from his he'd
but for the restraint of the Sister praying hv
his pillow since the agony had begun He
struggled and went on: 4 There, round the
corner. just behind the pyramid. Yes, and
there Is the old woman coming a-laughing her
face a rested and shining perpetitite, a us,.
9efalite.' and so he died. The Sister had wi,
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cles for our Eminent, but we
do claim It's without an equal.
Its put up in bottles of three
sizes, and all we ask is that
you give ita fair trial. remem-
bering that the Oil put up with
white wrapper ,smalll is for
human and fowl flesh, and
that with yellow wrapper
lnimal fiesh- Try a bottle.
Indicate, the Oil is used sue
diseases of the human, foul
Shake well before using.
National Republican., 1882-09-15
WEST WASHINGTON.

During the fishing season a report concerning the
condition Of the water at Great Falls will be pub
lished each day, as furnished by the Washington
Aqueduct Office, Georgetown, using tho following
scale OF measurement: Very turbid, 0to s; turbid,
to Is slightly tutbld, 10 to % clear. ~ to SO.
Condition of the water, Thursday, September 14-
At Great Falls. 2; at receiving reservoir, a; at
distributing reservoir, 80.
High tide Friday, September 15-9:37 O.. m and
9AS p. m.
Street lamps will be lighted tonight at $50
and extingulshed at 8i5 a. IN.
At meeting of the Joint committee of the boat
clubs on the Potomac River regatta, held at the
Potomac boat-house on Wednesday evening, the
question as TO what constitutes n senior oarsnnn
was decided by the committee to be one who has
won in an open regatta those participating in
such q regatta, but not winning, 70 be considered
az juniors. Tho committee decided to request Mr..
Watts, ex-president of the National Association OF
Amateur Oarsmen, to act as referee of the races.
ranged The rst fseo viii be called SS pfompy at
1880 a. m. and the others will follow in the order
named, with an interval Of forty y-fye minutes be.
tween each race-l, Junior singles; 2. Senior
singles; 8. Junior four cared shells: g.. Senior
four-onred shells; g. Lightweight crews in four
Tie house of Mr.. John Bali, on tho Conduit
road, in the county, took fire yesterday from
detective nue, causing a loss of about sS5. The
% csns SsSs MSyy y S SShSS with
bushels wheat TO SJ J. Q. ]. ~ waters, the latter
Eighty nine boats LEFT Cumberland with coal for
this place for the three days ending with Tuesday
night.
The grand rally of the Dashaway Reform Club,
beng the celebration OF its first anniversary, takes
place to- night at Forrest Hall. The meeting will
be addressed by Judge McSweeny, Of Ohio; Hon.
w. w. Currie, Of Indiana, and DR.. J. Nick. Riley,
Of baltimore. Mr.. I. J. Whlpple and others will
sing some neselections. All are invited.
A colored woman by the name of Mary Johnson,
living at 2T05 Dunbarton avenue, was sent to the
Insane Asylum yesterday on the certificate of Drs
Sutcr and YnrnUll
National Republican., 1882-09-15
THE COMMISSIONERS,
Current Transnctions Mt the various Dis
trict Onices.

Current Transnctions nt the various Dis
trict Onces.
Building permits were issued yesterday to W. e.
johnson, to mako repairs at 1927 New York avenue,
northwest, TO cost S665; W. II. Hazel, to make re-
pairs ut lGs Besl street. Georgetown, to cost $3.50;
d. L. Baker, to make repairs at 7O7 street, south
cast to cost 81 600
The Commissioners have ordered the health
officer TO turn all receipts realized from the
fnes by the poundnlnster TO the collector OF taxes,
aud 10 do so monthly.
Major Lydecker Is confined to his house by ma
larinl fever aud was not at his desk yesterday.
The Commissioners have, at the request of Gen.
eral Meigs furnished him with plat Of tho inter
sections of Ohio avenue aud Tenth and Twelfth
Streets which is the site selected for the proposed
Pension Office 1t Is occupied now as a cattle and
hay market.
The inspector of steam boilers has made his an
nual report. which states that he has inspected
thirty zone boilers. He says that the boilers in thu
Franklin, Force, Sumner, and the Tenth and U
sire It's school buildings need slight repairs.
The total mortality in the District Of Columbia
for the month of August, 1882, was S41, or at the
rate of q IL per 1000 per annum The death rate
for this month Is 61 in the 1000 of total popula-
ton, less than the mean rate for the months Of
August for the past eight years. The mortality Of
1854 per 1000 per annum, being .6l per 1000 less
than the mean rate for the months of August for
the past eight years. The average daily mortality
was IL, being 3.32 less than during last month.
rate of 14.3S per 1000. Marriages reported, 67;
white, D.; colored, l6; q reports were made by
Presbytotiap clergymen, go by Episcopal, II by
Methodist, 8 by Catholic. by Lutheran and each
BY Baptist, Christian and German Evangelical; lG
white brides were under 20 years Of age During
sons dying outside the District; 10 white and 81
colored were buried at public expense.
National Republican., 1882-09-15
SOUTHERN NOTES.

Carroll County, Georgia. has voted for fence by
largo majority.
Texas has leased out 900 hundred convcts at an
average OF Sl5 per month each.
The estimated losses by the recent food in Tom
Green County, Toxas, amount to $3.50
Ground has been broken at Dayton, Rockingham
County, Virginia for the erection of large build
ing which Will be used as an organ factory.
Sumpter, S. c., will shortly be connected with
Charleston via the South Carolina Railway.
Twenty thousand dollars have been subscribed.
The recent decision of the supreme court of
Florida, make all railroad properly in the state
liable to taxation, will add about five million dol
lars to the taxable property OF the State
In Wilkinson County, Miss, there Is q man who
i'll 1860, registered vow that he would not cut his
hair or shave his whiskers until the southern con-
federacy had gained his Independence, He has
kept his VOW and now his hair nearly reaches to
his knees and his whiskers are long and shaggy.
A company has been formed at Gainesville, Ga,
backed by Northern capital, which proposes to
build railroad from that point in the direction
of Chattanooga The company is already
ganiZed, and has $4,000 at its command. and
Its engineers are now at work surveying the diff
ferent projected lines TO choose the most feasible
The largest individual sheep. owner in Texas is
woman, known all over the state as the "Widow
Callahan" Her sheep more than so 900 in num-
ber, wander over the ranges OF Uvalde and Ban
dera Counties. in the southwestern part of the
State. Their grade IS cross between the hardy
Mexican sheep and the Vermont merino.
The Taynres (Fla.) Herald says: "Young Tiger
TAIL the Seminole Indian chief is dead. lie is
supposed 10 have fallen overheard from his canoe
anu UeeH eAlen Dy snhIks near OF, l-ucle SOuuQ.
4 part of an arm and hand are all that has
been found, He leaves son about ton years old,
who Will, on attaining manhood, become the last
OF the Seminoes entitled 10 the name of chief"
The Central (Ky.) Courier says: "The tobacco
crop OF Sanford Lyme has been greatly Injured by
certain species Of weed that grows In the root OF
the plant and entwines itself In the roots so that
It cannot be plucked out without pulling up the
stalk of tobacco. The plant of tobacco soon
wilhers and dries up. Old tobacco rasers say
they have never known Of anything like II be-
fore"
'Atlanta's (Ga.) public schools have 76 teachers
and 1000 pupils. The appropriation for the school
board is $4,000 of which $40 600 pays the expenses
and sl2 900 will be used in building new school
house for 500 pupils. One thousand new white
scholars aud 500 colored have been enrolled since
July l. The real estate and other property of tn
schools Is worth s25O000. The superintendent has
a salary OF $1,000 principals 81 400 TO $1,000, and
assistant teachers $3.50 TO u, 200. The colored
schools are entirely In charge of colored teachers
educated In Atlanta
SINGLE bottle of ST. Jacobs Oil contains more
al ufr 40 thun n Nu
National Republican., 1882-09-15
Death Of Coionci Joseph Trayers.

terday that Colonel Joseph Travers. proprietor Of
Pney Point died there on Tuesday. Colonel
Travers was born in Georgetown, and lived in this
city all his life up to about nine years ago. when
at Pney Point, He has resided theto siheo Col
onel Travers was CO years of age. He was the
owner Of the property on the north side Of Penn
sylvania from Thirteenth street eastward to Rus
sells store, and also the building known as Vogts
confectionery store aud Bruninger's jewelry es-
tablishment on Pennsylvania avenue, between
to-day at Plfey Point Mr.. Perry N. Petit,
who has had charge Of Mrs. Travers's business at
the Point for plany years, was In the city yester-
day, making all the arrangements for the funeral
1t is not known whether Colonel Travors left a
will or not
National Republican., 1882-09-15
At the Wliaryea.

Harbormaster Sutton has reported the following
arrivals at the river 'front.' Schooner Bengal, Cap
tain Lewis, 10000 feet lumber for ]. II. Johnson &
Co. schooner Bunsfeld, Captain Follow, ll2 tons
coal for johnson & Bros schooner Aletta, Cap
tain Jones, l6O tons coal for johnson & Br s.;
schooner Lille, Captain Smith, 16s tons coal for
C. II. Fish burg; schooner Speed, Captain Everson,
schooner Mary Ellen, Captain Underwood, 81
cords wood for J. o. Carter; schooner Sally, Cap
tain JarSo9, 20 cords wood for J; o. Carter
melons for J. @. Clements; schooner Robert ii.
Bawden, Captain Scott 30 cords wood for market.