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-UNCLASSIFIED NEWS.

Chicago Tribune: 1t is estimated that
within a year there has been listed on the
New York stock exchange no less than
800. 600, 900 OF securities. Nearly $780,
100000 was listed in one week before
the adjournment of tie governing commit.
tee for tine summer. The number of miles
OF rallrr ad built in 1879 was 4. 721; in 1882,
1t was.ll SOL. Those built in the former
year were papered tor $27O,O00 900 or $751;
600 a mile; those of last years construction
brought 800, 600, 600 OF bonds and stocks to
swell the supply of Wall street, DeiEg over
SOL, 600 & mile.
The house Of Charles Bachran. in Perham
was burned on the Goth. Loss. $500; ins,r-
auce $500.
A>swarm otbRsy bees Stun David Woods
into eternity at Nation, Ill.
Paris Cable: A Spanish correspondent
telegraphs the following from Barcelona:
King Alphonso on his arrival in Barcelo.
ma, had a moat satisfactory reception from
the authorities and all:.classes of the popula-
ton. The working classes just out Of the
factories and the seafaring population on
the quays Justify cheered the king as he
drove past with the mayor an old Liberal,
and accompanied by a small escort riding
just behind his carriage.
S'AA WIG pellSlOu dVeut re-
Gently declared from practicing before the
interior department, will no longer be rec
ognized as all a%ttcrney before the treasury
department.
The lumber camp of Foster, Blackman d.
Co, near Big Rapids, Mich. was burned.
Loss, $50, Ooo: insurance, $4,000.
harles1S'rong, the defaulting ~ex-count;
clerk of'Butler fKans., who was arrested at
St. Paul about ten days ago. with his para
mour, had his preliminary examination on
the .233 inst. at iElforado, Kans., and was
bound over in the sum of 81, 900, and in de.
fault was sent to Jail. Strong forged a large
number o. comfy warrants. and then
eioped with a young woman leaving a wife
and two children almost penniless. For
years be had heer a prominent politician,
but Eas Il slave to whisky and women, and
at last, to raise funds, forged warrants.
Hon. Milo White ofChatfeld fell twelve
feet from ascsf1old at his new house, badly
spraining his ankle, but escaping serious in
jury.
An elevator is soon to be erected at Glen
wood by A. J. Sawyer, of Saltwater.
The claims Of the creditors of the Mont.
Gel o bank has been satisfactorily adjusted.
David Woods and his team, nelr Ma.
toon, H., We're stunG to death by a swarm
of bees.
j. NJ. Hanon, eE-ireasurer of the Rutland
railroad, WAS arrested at Rntland, VT, on
the 22d, charged with an over issue OF Al
III shares of preferre1 stock of the Rutland
railroad.
Movements are being made in Anoka for
the establishment of & new cemetry.
The Grant County Bank, in He, is
now ready for business. H. P. Wells is
president and E. W. Snyder cashier.
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Sketch of Gen. Bob roombs.

General Robert Toombs, of Georgia Is
described as follows by a correspondent
of the st. Louis Globe-Democrat: II
looked toward the entrance, to see a
man dressed in q loose fitting linen suit,
with craving hair and ~shriveling face,
STOPPING shoulders and hating gait. He
appeared to lean heavily upon his cane
as he stopped in the doorway to speak
to a friend who accosted him. His
eyes were lustreless and his face tremu-
lous. One who knew the stalwart politi-
cal ~malcontent, the aggressive leader,
the fiery debater the magnificent speci-
men of physical manhood personated in
United States Senator Robert Ioon.b s
twenty-five years ago, must look regret
:ully at the weak old man whose physi-
cal debility is hardly suggestive of the
shrinkage of his reputation and inlu-
ence as a publicist. Personally, how
ever, he ia held in exalted esteem. His
nearest Deighbors are his frmest
friends. All who know him admire his
generosity and integrity. Only in polit-
neal affairs ale his tongue an pen al q
discount With Georgians."
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Dakota Grain Grades.

The BOARD of .grain inspectors for Dakota nave
adopted the following rules governing the inspec-
ton OF grain in the Territory of Dakota for the year
ending Aug. ], 1884.
Spring Whea,-Eo. / hard spring wheat-Must
be composed mostly of the hard varieties of spring
wheat. (which must be sound, well cleaned, and
weigh, not less than SO pounds to the measured
bushei. No. l spring-Mnst be cleaned. weighing
No. 2 'hard spring wheat-Mus' he sound
and ,reabonehiy cieau, composed mostly of
the hardest varieties OF spring wheat. aud
weigh.not Jess inan So, pounds TO the measured
bushel, Mo- String wheat-hust De sound and
reasonably clean, and weigh not less than 90
pounds 10 The measured bu.he! No. ) spring
wbeat-rShall comprise all wheat Il: for warehous-
ing, not good enough for No. ., weighing not less
than 5f pounds to the measured hushri. Rejected
spring whea,-shall comprise all wheat fit for ware
housing but too low in weight OF otherwise unf;
for No"3. Note-Ail wheat that is in a heating
condition, or too damp to be considered safe
for wareiousing. or that has any considerable ad
mixture CT foreign grain or seeds, or is badly bin
hurt, whatever grade II might otherwise be, is pro.
bounced Condemned" Rice wheat will In no case
be inspected higher than rejected. Wheat contain
ing any mixture, however light: OF Rice wheat,
tsometime1 termed Goose wheat" or California;
is liable to grade rejected. however high it might
Oats-No. I white oats shall be white. clean and
bright, and weigh not less than thirty-two pounds
to ;he meaanred bushel. No. 9 white oats must
be nearly whites reasonably clean, AM weigh not
less than twenty mine ponds to the measured
hushel. No. . white oats shall be mainly white,
and not equal to No. . white in other respects No.
= mixed oats shall include light and Dark mixed,
reasonably clean. reasonably free from other
grains, and weigh not less than twenty nine ponds
10 the measured ,hnshel. No. 3 oats. all eaerchant-
able oats unit for No. . shall be graded No. 8.
Rejected. ali daEGu, unsound, dirty, or from any
other cause unfit for No. 3.
Barley-Nc l to be plump. bright, sound. clean and
free from Other grain. No. Z barley-shall be
sound, reasonably iplumn. reaecuaGY clean, and
Tree from other gEain, good rlalti1G barley. but
may be slightly statned, testing rot less than AZ
pounds to the measured bushel. No. 3 barley
Shall Include shruntsn. discolored. bus reasonably
sound barley. and fiji Tor mating purposes. weigh
Ing not less than 43 bounds,t to the Measured hash-
81. Rejected barley Shall include ali damp. musty,
dan aged, or for any cause unfit for mailing Drr-
posen, or largely mixed with other grain.
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Old Time Imprisonment for
Debt.

r MI - yy
IN Ihurlow Weed's biography, Just is
sued, b old law of imprisonment for
debt is exemplifed by an instance that
came painf,liv near home IN Mr. Weed.
h nrasent aenarat;on IN ioah;na
haalL .Is e ~ iooss
oach 10 lhe tIugsie OF loreiathers
Tor independence, will wonder why
they did not then emancipate the coun-
try from Imprisonment for debt.
And vet nm IN tho vaor 1ee, had
.h N
"o'hiiis n'ei' "i'n iai''ies oepehoent
upon 'ne.r laoor' "heh py reverses OF
fortune they were unable to pay their
debts, were thrown in company with
felons into prison. Dickens might have
found IN my OF our county jails materi-
ais as touching as those upon which the
story OF Little Dorrit was founded. | re-
member with a shudder, q sad and sleep"
less night occasloned by the incarcera-
nc 81 my father, who though a
poor mar was known to be an honest
one, and fof that leason was enabled to
give bonds that he would remain on
the "gaoI liberties" until the debt of
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L.nnd Erand lnnnisilinn

MITCHELL, OAK, Special Telegram, Aug.
2~f.-Spectal Agent James, of the interior de-
pastmcnt, has had before the United States
commissioner az important laud fraud case,
whysAh has utilized the entire time of the court
for six days. Gibbs Mixter o: Miner county
are the accused. and charged with the creation
of false aud fraudulent contests TO tho mum
her 81 twenty-five. and presenting the same to
the Gntted States Lend Office here. Gibbs
case has deen on trial for the past week, and
the testimony shns far shows that these par-
Ties ma1fu faotured during January last four
teen OF @his kind of papers. and subsequently
presented them at the land office, and the de-
sired result wGs Obtained The gov eminent
has an aasomplice of these parties on the
stand, aud his statements fully subs.antiate
the charges made i'll the complaint by t&sc gov
ernment. ExpeIts corroborate the teetsan onv
OF Witnesses az TO tho handwriting on the AFT
davits of contest The casa has been closad by
the government The defense secured ad-
jonrlment fSr a few days IL prepare tier
ease.
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Washington Ideas of Admission,


Another matter of great interest here
is the admission of Dakota Is a member
OF the uniesl-the thirtv-ninth state,
Inc proposition will be opposed by the
democratic house of representatives I'M
less a territory democratic in politics is
admitted st the same time. Democrats
dc not relish the ides"cf two additional
republican members ofthe senate which
that body would have on the ~recoyni-
ton of Dakota. They would ADM: that,
with Its abominable rolygamy, twosiem-
ocratic piural-wived senators and three
democratic votes III the electoral college
rather than Dakota should came in
alone, either as alone or divided with
reference to an additional state now or
IL the future. They say a great mistake
was made in 1876 in the admission of
Colorado: that without the three elector-
al votes OF that state it would have been
impossible for the republicans to have
elected their ticket that year, and the
contest may be just as close in 1854 as it
was then. AT any rate they do not want
to give the republicans any advantages.
No matter what the wants of Dakota
may be, and whether the interests of its
people would be best promoted by
changing their political condition from
that Of a territory to Il state, they must
be punished for Icing republicans unless
some territorial community of democrats
can be found who are anXious to assume
the duties and responsibilities of state
hood. The interests Of the party must
be cared for in preference to the well
fare of the people. They will look to
the party first and the country after
ward. The question is likely to produce
more discussion during the approaching
session than the tariff will, for the dem
ocrats will handle the tariff question
very ginger!y. They cannot take any
definite action on that without losing
votes, and votes are precious, in their
estimation, at this time.
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A Frien,,ui Balloon Ascension.

Paris Cable: At Ryan, Friday, NJ. Gra,ien was
Gbout to make a hsllonn ASCENSION. accompa.
MED By Mile Albertine. The bal
loon unexpectedly broke loose aud
the cord caught NJ. Gratien bv the
fingers OF one hand. He was Immediately
wlrsked into the air go meters high. After
fuenilc efforts, he became exhausted aud hung
at tho end Of the cord suspended solely by
two fingers and suffering excrusiating agony.
In thSt si;ustion he was carried
neurly four miles. Mile. Albortine, overcome
with the horror Of the situation. tainted
away and sank aelpless 10 the lat
tom OF tho car. Grafton was net
only stripped OF his clothes, but HE
skin was literally iorr in strips fron his body
as he wac dragged for nearly halls q mile
through the thorry hamhles. Finally he
was rescued by some peasants, although
his condition is critical, he will probably re-
cover. When the rope was cut the balloon
arose. but soon landed, and Mile. Albertine
was rescued badly scared, but otherwise safe
and sound.
Mrs. L~angtrv<s first temperance will
take place or August IS at the Royal
Theaier. GLASGOW. She then goes to Man
chester. bnt hes ~ yet no London en-
Gaement.
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TERRITORIAL NEWS.
The Conference at Fargo.
49,. C~.oe;oI COL

CIV hTSO.
Fargo Special, ed.
The conference called by the msyor
of several different cities of North Da-
kota, to tax action in regard to the
action OF South Dakota in assuming the
name of Dakota for the state, was organ
lied to-day. Col. W. D.. Pluaamer. of
the Fargo Republican, was elected chair.
man and Il. A. Henderson, of the Dsko-
ia CAPITAL, secretary. The following
preambles aud resolutions were adont.
ed:
WIEEREks, The people OF Dakota livinc
south OF the forty-sixth parallel of latitude
have'called a convention Of the people Of
hat section only, to meet at Sioux Fails on
question OF statehood; and
WHEREAS, The promoters of said con.
Ventlon IN an aggressive and unauthorized
manner are eppropriating the name of Ds.
Eota, Which'the people north of the forty.
sixth parallel alone have made famo Is ss
q trade mark all over the civilized world.
therefore be it '
Resolved, That a convention of the -citi
%zens of that portion Of the territory lsins
north OF the forty-sixth parallel be held AT
Fargo on the 18th day of September. to
take detni action in the matter. and IN
consider any collateral issues regarding
statehood that may be presented. Ap3
Resolved, That TIE representation be the
same as at the convention held last wear A.
Grand Forks, wi h the addition of two del.
egates from every county organized since
then and one delegate from every unoreau.
lied county in North Dakota.
There were about thirty representa-.
tive men present from various portions
OF the territory, but what is generally
termed "The Ring" was ~conspicuously
absent.
A resolution was passed which stated
that the sense of the convention was
for division. But the appropriation Of
the name would be better foupht 10
the bitter end. The general statement
that wheat from north Dakota had made
the territory a grand name and great
fame all over the civilized world, and
for a few counties down in the south
part to try to steal the emigrative rem
tation would not only result in a grand
Kick hut it would, if persisted in, bring
about an organized effort to defeat their
plans. Dakota wheat is q source Of
fame and all comes from north of the
forty-sixth parallel, and south of Dakota
seems to be posing in the attitude of
P%lunderer of the fame for selfish and IN
holy purposes.
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purposes was 3 10 mills, and 2-lO Of a
mill for interest on securities, This viii
show a decrease of lilo or one.tftb of a
mn IN the levy, with the small public
debt OF 1894 900, and at the end of the
year, the territory will have ten maenif-
icent public buildings,-Bismsrck Tri-
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Ladies & children's boots and shoes canno
run over if Lyons Patent Heel Stlffepers used
HAY-FEvER.

I have been q Hay.Fever sui
ferer three years: have Otter
heard Ey's Cream Balm Spoken
of in the highest terms /; did not
take much stock in 1t because
of the many quack medicines
A friend persuaded me to try
the Balm, and with the most
wonderful success. 4. s. GEER,
Syracuse, n. Y.
CREAM BALM will, when ap-
piled by the finger into the nos
trils, be absorbed. effectualiy
cleansing the nasal passages of
catarrhal virus, causing healthy
secretions. It allays infiamma-
ton, protects the membranal
Innings of the head from colds !;
completely heals the sores and
restores the sense of taste and
smell. Beneficial results are
re allied by a few applications.
A thorough treatment sSiH cure.
in the head. Agreeable to use.
0 cents q package. by mail or at
THEIRS, Owego. N. Y
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A Chinaman at Benton, Mont, recent
ly bought a Pigeon squaw and her pa
poose for two sacks OF musty -four.
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Perry Dav,s' Pain Killer b an excel ent
regulator of the stomach and bowels, aud
should always be kept on hand, especially
at this season of the year, when SO many
suffer from bowel complains. There is
nothing SO quick to relieve in attacks of
cholera.
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Destrnc,fv. storm in Dakota.

GRAND Forks, Oak, Special Telegram, Aug.
&c ~ %severest storm of the summer swept
over a portion of North Dakota early SUNDAY
morning. There is great anxiety here regard.
ing the damage done to crops. From the best
sources of information / can say taat the dam
age as a whole is comparatively small; but in
places where the cyclone struck with hail
the fields are baby hurt. reports have beer
received as far ives: as the CHEYENNE river,
south OF Devils lake, where hail pounded tie
crops into tue ground. and he damage i'll the
Cheyenne valley il estimated at $50, OO0
Inc storm passed in u northeastcrly direction.
Ii was very severe soutl Of HUM
lake, and at Mapcs and Michigan
City. on the western line of the Man
itoha road. At Mapes several claim shautfe.
were blown down. North of Larimore rhr
storm again struck hard, and several farmers
les nearly all their crops Several buildings
were blown down there aud one or tsvo persons
lnlurcd. In Gilby and Johnston townships,
IwcAty miles northwest of Grand Forks, hail
d43 considerable damage. The storm
a"uears TO have spent Itself on reaching the
Red river. On he Iorth line of the Iailruad
scarcely any damage was done. No damage
was done within twenty miles of Grafton. aud
no damage sonth of that place at ali. Wild
ruInors of a terrible devastation are entirely
ungrounGed. The storm has been severe in
places, but, as compared with the acreage
sown over which it passed, The damage was very
slight.
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The Minneapolis sinking fund board
have $35, 900 to salt down in city bonds.
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l.k;rnetl 10 i:ra.is

,HrEoN, Oak, special Telegram. Aug. 90
Arp eial to lie L.ader from Atho!. sphinx
evs&tr, alycs an account % the burning this
ants aoou OF the residence of Fred Zciltow.
living near that ;csn. Hr. Zeiltos7, with his
cousin, Mrs. Dolimap. were caught be-
neatE the falling roof while en-
deavorirg to remove the household goods from
the building. They were both badly burned.
A little foar-ycar-old sor Of Mrs. Dolluan ran
into the hopse after his mother, and, before he
could he rescued, was severely burned shout
the head sud face. The recovery OF the un-
fortunate prrsGcs is considered very doubtsgl.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES you want. 25c each. 5
ltfor 81. Catalogue free. J.H.M Marks. Chase, Mich.
%S TO 80 psf day II home. samp,es ,<orth "a en~
W address srLSsoE 1 Co.. Portland. Maine.
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AROUND LAKIMORE,

L.RtmoEJ, OAK, Special Telegram, Aug.
2os-1Le most serious hail and wind storm
thaI has swept this region for a number of
wears visited here Sunday morning. Ii ranged
from southwest to northeast and from reports
for Il distance of ovur sixty miles, doing great
damage. Many farmers near here are
ruined, losing from 500 TO SOC
acres of grain each. John Murphy
iostGl0 acre-, which was estimated a few
DAYS ago at an average of nearly forty bushels
per acre. and the entire field will be Il to,al
ioss. Numerous houses and barns were blown
down. The loss to this vicinity is placed. al
'oVerT7o,OO0. 1hestorm also did grea' dam
ago in Cheyenne valley. several hundred acres
being totally deatroYed.
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The safe in the p~ostoffice at East
Grand Forks was opened on the 18th
inst, and $50 ir money and $50 in
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WELLS ROUGH ON CoRNs."-16c. Ask for IL
aomplete, permanent cure. Corns. warts, bunions.
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Look Out.

BuoKHANNoN. W. VA.-Drs. Newton &
Blair report that Browns Iron Bitters are
giving general satisfaction.
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The Mobiles county fair will be held at
Worthington Sept. 10, 10 and 20.
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See that every bottle Of Allen's Iron Ton.
ic Bitters" bears the signature of J. P. Allen.
st. Paul, MINI. All others are base frauds,
gotten up to deceive the public, and defraud
us. The very fact of their being initiated, is
a compliment to them, for if they had not
proved a grand success, there would have
been no limitations. Apply the test OF the
signature all the same.
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The Travers County Agricultural society

WooDBERRY, Mp.-Rev. WI. johnson says:
II have used Browns Iron Bitters in my fam.
lily and they have proven a splendidhealth in
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WerecommendW ise's Axle Grease,
Relieyed.

The Minnesota wheelman's meet opens
August so, at Minneapolis.
DON'T die in the house. Rough on Rats" Clear
out rats. mice, fiies, reaches, bel.bugs. lbc.
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Bakers Pain Panacea cures pain in Mar
aud Beast. For use externally and internally
The Frazer Axle Grease is the best and,
intr:nsically, the cheapest.
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SKINNY MEN-.Welis' Health Renewer' restored
health and vigor. cures dyspepsia. impotence. ST.
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An important Discovery.
Other towns outside OF Minnesota are fast
finding out that DIR. Halliday's Blood Puri.
ter is a sure cure for all poisonous diseas 9.
Of the blood, skin eruptions, &c. That Eoyel
Bros & Cutter and Merell, Sahlgaard 4
living, wholesale agents. ST. Paul, MINI.
are selling three times as much as they eva
did before, is conclusive proof of Its merits
Sold by ali druggists.
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The building of a new school house in
MONtiCellO is PROGRESSING apidlp.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-03-27
MEMORANDA

Tybee, March 20, I 100 p m-Passed up. bark
AlphOnse ct Marie (Fr).
Passed out, barks Ibis Nor, FavOrit (Nor),
Betty Ger, Mercedes (Sp), SOlafide Nor,
Nellie Moody (Br), schr Saflie MAR.
At anchor, outward bound. ships Savannah
Ger, Edgar tBrl.
Waiting, bark Richard Ger.
Wind W, 20 miles; fair.
New York, March 26-Arrived, Old Domin-
Arrived out, Germanic,. Choice. Aradne.
Equator, Caterina, j Il Suthergreen, Con-
questadOrer, Florida, Osmi, Dubrovacki, Par
thla, France, Peruvian, City of Richmond,
Missouri.
New York. March 2LCleared. schrs Flor
ence * Lillian, Smith, Jacksonville; c q
Cranmer, NOrbury. st Augustine.
Barbados, March ARRIVED, schr Alfaretta
5 Snare, Smith, Brunswick; Sth, schr Ernest
L Lee, BlatchfOrd, Fernandina.
st Pierre, Mart, March 6-ArriYed, schr
Anita, Small, Fernandina.
st GATHERINGS Point. March l2-On, Erstat-
ningen, LydersOn, GOole for Savannah.
Samaang, Feb ARRIVED, C. NJ Davis, Trefry,
Darien.
Hurlbut, Sparks, Brunswick; schr Lester a
Lewis, Fletcher, Brunswick.
Cleared, schrs w III Nanbrunt, Houghwout,
jacksonville; Index, Garrison, MaypOrt, Fla.
Havana. March l6-Sailed, brig Salve Nir-
CINE Maria (Sp), LlOrca, Brunswick.
New Haven, March 22-Arrived. schr VIM
Il Drury, Bond, Brunswick.
Philadelphia. March 22-Cleared, schr Geo
: Marts. Henderson, Brunswick.
Providence, March 22-Arrived, schr Geor-
gia B Mcfarland, Strong, Brunswick.
ROekIand, March l9-ArriYed, schr Robert
Dority, Low, Satilla River, and sailed 2lst for
Sedgwick.