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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-03-13
RED STICKS.
The Creek Signal for War Seen in the
Nation.

The Creek Signal for War Seen in the
Nation.
FORT SMITH, ARK, March IA re-
port from the Creek Nation says things
are quiet at present. Chief Peruvian
has ordered the new Council to investi-
gate matters and report on the decision
OF the Secretary of the Interior. The
Spieche and Chicote parties have united
against Perryman. Efforts are being
made to have the Council impeach him
and declare in favor of Coweto, the sec
ohd chief, elected on the Peruvian
ticket man
RED STICKS
"; int ~, creek signalfor war, have been found
III 'ne yards OF many Spieche full bloods
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-03-13
Bucklen's Arnlca Salve

The Best Salve N the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Cbapped LAMBS, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptiens, and positively
cures Piles. 1t is guarauE led to give per
feet satisfaction, or money refunded Price
% cents per box. For sale by Barclay
Brothers
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-03-13
True to Her Trust.

Too much cannot be said of tho ever
faithful wife and mother, constantly watch.
ing and caring for her dear ones, never neg.
Letting single duty in their behalf When
they are assailed by disease, and the sys-
tenn should have thorough cleansing, the
stomach and bowels regulated, blood puri.
fed, and maarial poison exterminated, she
must know that Electric Bltters are the only
sure remedy. They are the best and purest
medicine in the world and only cost fifty
cents. Sold by Barclay Bros. (4
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-03-13
Egypt.
MARCHING ON THE FOE.

SuAkIM, March ~. The British
troops under General Graham left
Aerepa at noon and are advancing in
soma squares to meet the rebel forces
under Osman Dlgna., Messengers inst
arrived report five thousand robels
sighted twelve miles out, and n hattie
expected this afternoon. 'N
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-03-13
Send Six Cents For Postage

For the magnlfcently illustrated catalogue
of,he MERMOD& JACCARD JEWEL
RY CO.,
Fourth and Locust SITS, st. Louis, Mo.
1t presents very plainly their beautiful
goods and
You will be surprised to learn at what
Low PRICES THEY SELL. THEM.
WHEN IN ST. LOUIS CALL ON THEM. U)
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-03-13

~" Do 1t at Once For ten cents get
package Of Diamond Dyes at the drug
gist's. They color anything the finest
and.most desirable coIoIs. Wells, Rich
ardson & Co., Burlington, VI. Sample
card 80 colors, and book of directions for
&c. stamp.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-03-13
Austria.

VIENNA, March l2,-Socialist prints
have been circulated among the coal dis
tricts of Bohemia. Suspicious letters
and parcels arriving by post from Amer
lea, England and Switzerland are subject
ed to careful examination by the authori-
ties.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-03-13
MA sonic NnTlcE

a special communication of Cairo lodge
No. 237, A. p. and A. NJ, will he held this
Thursday evening at Z o'clock. Visiting
bre,hcren cordially invited. BY order of
w. A. SLoo, Secretary.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-03-13
Cheese and Butter.
GUARANTEED PURE STOCK.

GUARANTEED PURE STOCK.
Choice Dairy Butter.
Choice Creamery Butter.
Choice Factory Cheese.
hoce Cream Cheese.
G. NJ ALDEN,
22O I'm No. 81 Sth 81.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-03-13
Last Warning License Notice.

All persons doing business for which H..
cense is required will save costs by taking
out license immediately.
L. II. MYERS, City Marshal.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-03-13

Why suffer with MalariaY Emory's Stand
ard Cure Pills are Invaluable, never fail to
cure the most obstinate cases; purely vege-
table.-25 cents. (2)
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-03-13
Ireland.

DUBLIN, March l2.-The Irish Justices,
in opening the Assizes, agree that there
has been a gratifying dimnution of crime.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-03-13

New York Store Company.
II. Schultze,
Smith Brothers,
&. W. Henderson,
W. b Pettis,
f. B. Petit,
W. L. Bristol
John McNulty,
Thomas Keanc,
G. F. Ort & Co.,
StrattOn & Bird,
tor Chess Carley Compsny's famous
"Fire Proof OIL
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-03-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Houses for Rent.

Two houses Torrent; one on Cross Street.
the otner on Sixth. Apply to Col. G. W.
MCKeaig.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-03-13

The Hop Plaster will cure Back Ache,
and all other pains instantly. 20 cts. only,
at druggists. 2
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-03-13

For SALE-A walnut oval front show
case, 81, at TIE BULLETIN office.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-03-13
Call On

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10
And also of the Celebrated

II was false. The getting of 500 near
Lakes was also pronounced false,
Had never stated that she wanted 1900
to $500 To give a man now dying in
New Mexico. Never received any
money sent 10y n negro boy or anybody
else. She Put Il number Of his notes
in the fire without reading, MIR
Eaton was mistaken in saying he gave
her Is for stamps. Mrs. Eat = Wss
certainly mistaken about iue $50.
George must have told tJr ihp,t
When the agent for Shal -u req
works was at the house she goo 10 n
him, which he pressed upon or. ne
gave him the s. on the porch Ailrr-
wards. She had 10 reason 10 daceWu
her mother. Did not l9ud liIu "a
piece of paper. She detailed har ak
penses and receipts, the latter running
up from $40 to Sl2S monthly. rhts
was given in detail.
Didn't buy dress from the time she
came to Fort WCrh till May. How
Eaton came to u4ake the statementin
reference to Dee q an six. she did
not know. " be IL ! she consulted
Mrs. Lake. she obtained the annie
from the North. Bought the dress al
Taylor Il b res for $40 paid cash and
got the bi of the dress. Got a note
tnat afternoon from Mrs. Eaton; an.
swered it on the other side Of the bill.
Wrote: II his is the bill for that
much talked of dress"
The white Pony was standing
joke. He had been offered 81 90 for
IT. He told II numberof young ladies
he was going TO give it to them. Mrs.
IL fold har .gnFtTn lAul a
white pony. Welt home and
told her father ami mother that
the white pony was here.
The pony was sent to her almost ever
evening for two weeks, but she neve-
| used 1t ut all
Explaining her fathers coming to
DR.. Adams for her, she said Mrs. ga
ton took tea al her home, and inyited
her up to sing for DR.. Burts OF Georgi,
| loid her she couldn't go until after
choir meeting. Went home AFTER tha
meeting. Mr. Eaton came after her.
DR. Murphy came after her 10 DR.
Auains. inc entire family insisted
she did So
Mr.. Eaton had ANNOYED her. persa.
cuted her. Friends told her IN arm,
- YIN thuies sue though
from one Of her friends, the contents
went down To the end Of the box. she
untied the cord aud saw the pi.tol
she covered 1t up soen. That was
Thursday. Tue,d y it turned ont the
pistol Vas Ea.0n's and il was returned
Mr.. Eaton was entirely mistaKon
about the bracelets. Her father
showed her the anonymous not
once After tn. Anonymous letter
Eaton called, aud her father nsked her
10 go TO see him the third Time. hut
she refused. W.
Ia reference 10 the buggy ride, she
SAID she did not at the time stated vo
riding with Mr.. Eaton, nor AZ ,ny
Time, He mentioned the Tuesday has'
lore Christmas. She couldn,t Tehnt
TINT, but Mrs. Barlow was at the
college from 1870 TIL after 6 that after
noon praclicing for the concert. The
president walked home will, her. He
had formed the habit of waiting. A
T. the mistletoe. "Wednesday was ihs
day set to get 1t. The tuggy WAS
furnished her by gentleman friend
sent AT $3.50, aud sha took her Inoiher
10 Mrs. Furman's. She then wa,,t
back to tue college. The children az
not 90, as they did not get tbron',,
their work soon enough. 'sn
Letter ''Pb l''send me an epyelone,n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10
Two Concerts.

The advance sale OF seats for the
HHuk concert on Thursday Is the
largest 10y far for any Organization that
has yet appeared in our opera house,
four-llfths OF the seats on the lower
Hour being taken In lees than eight
hours from the time the diagram was
opened. On account Of the rush and
iii order that more OF our citizens may
be able to hear this great singer, she
Inns been prevailed upon To favor Va
with two entertainments, instead OF
one. rs originality contracted for. Seats
may bo obtained for Friday night.
There will bc an entire change OF pro.
gramme. Don't forget the dates. l3th
and llth, Thursday and Friday nights.
The prices Of seats are ~ follows: Or
ohestra, ~; balcony, Sl.50 and 81 gal.
lery, 20 cents.
Speaking of Mime Hanls the London
Times says:
mime. Hauk, however IL not only
\ gifted singer and perfect interpreter
Of operate and oratorlo music she is
herself n competent pianist and must.
clan, and many composers of renown
listened 10 her advice regarding theiI
new works, She has II keen eye foi
art aud success in art her greai
natural gifts, her experience acquired
by constant intercourse with the best
of the artistic world, and hy years O
travel In foreign lands; her prolonged
atay In the capitals of Europe, an,
finally her astonishing memof,
enables her 20 undertake any diilicul
part she may he called upon 10 repre-
sent. She Will always be eminent.
snt pessinl y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10

man named Lee Davis who gave her a
Slip of paper two feet long and about
four inches wide containing recon-
He said he had been i'm
the city two or three weeks and belize
ed he could straighten it out. He con-
WINGED her he knew Il good deal about
it. He said he believed he could clear
up the secret of the letters it was
claimed she had written. But she
must observe the most absolute secrecy.
He impressed the importance OF this.
She told him she thought she would
himat the music room at 1 O'clock.
ceipt Of the candy. The candy
was received on that day.
The detective called that evening and
they discussed the matter, but she did
not mention the candy. They agreed
rs to the source of the forged letters
After they got through he asked if
there Were any new developments and
she told him about the candy. When
he left he took the box, asking her not
to speak about II. lie also took the
note and the name. He did not re-
turn until Saturday, she believed.
He asked her if she thought Furman
WAS in love with her. She said not,
and he asked she knew who sent the
box. She said she did not. He said
he did. He seemed to think 1t was
Furman, but She argued II was not.
Eaton's name was mentioned, and she
said she didn't know whether he
would or wouldn't. She thought IL
was that day or the next that she
gave the box TO Prof White aud he
told her next morning it contained
arsenic. The first she knew il was
street talk. wcs the call of Mr., HALEY,
who wanted TO publish 1t. She beg.
ged him not to. Her father was for
publishing the straight OF II, as IL was
stree. talk, but she did
not want her name con.
nected with any such publication.
When Mr.. Haley came Ia pecumber.
she had protested agains. the publica.
ton, though her father was then for
publishing. The detective cane ami
told her that he had associated with
Eaton rs drummer, had roomed with
him, and had found ON his table a
sheet OF paper on which YVES written
:. NJ. Furmen's name. He had found
n package OF arsenic In his valise with
T.. L. Halls label. He mad also found
letter that something must DO done
for certain. He had found some mn.
per In Halls drug store Identical with
the piece on which the note of warn.
ing was written He had discovered
that Eaton, Charlie Hall and IItlle
had been together, but Little was
chlcken.hearted and gave the thing
away. He had asked her 10 give linz
longer time, aud seemed very sangnine
he promised To- sec her father NEXT
| morning and that WAS the last sbe
ever saw of him.
She bad never written or told Eaton
he had betrayed her into the hands If
her worst enemy. That WAS as f.lss
rs Eaton's own heart. That she hsS
had told Eaton that her father had in.
ken ali her clothing, WAS also faIsa
The statement thar she had got sGoo
from him Was also fsIsa
He owed her $40 10 nn,.
Had sent the bill two or ihTea tlma.
ldenitled the envelope directed r.
"ps'o Pinio;n Never PUT letter - Al,
WMy DeHl George into INV enra,
ope, but u bill Of Sla 50 for The ,n,,,e,,
OF his niece, Maggie Wilson si ,ns's.
sent thv bill care JONES & 81 s.,n,, , ~
some other place. Had no sta,as ~
70 make Of $50 put down her col,ar
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10
.Rnnel OF IScys.n

Mr.. Harry A. lee, the business
manager of the celebrated comedy
company now producing the Bunch
of NeNsp Throughout Texas, has
chang, d the dates for Fort Worth from
the llth aud 10Th 10 10Th and goth Of
March, "Wednesday and Thursday.
The change has been made so That the
troupe cnn arrive early enough 10
place the great hotel scene in proper
FORM. 10 Is said 10 he a remarkable
piece of mechanical work, and is fac
simile Of llrst-class hotel in complete
working order, with electric bells,
folding beds, bathroom, cloak-room,
etc. The Birmingham Iron Age says
of this company;
a steady, cold rain made last night
exceedingly unpleasant out Of doors
but quite n good audience braved the
incitlueucy to NO 10 O'Brien's opera
house. They were well repaid. "l3unCh
ol Keys the play, or playing, pre-
scented as u sort ot running satire on
hotels, WAS acted by ny clever and
laughter provoking set of comedians
as ever made fun ior II birmingham
crowd. Without any plot tbs play
possesses features that make ID n very
complete extravaganza burlesquc OF
the hotel business. Bright, catchy
music comes In with rapidly suecessiv,
iudicrou5 situations and the audience
~ kent laughing from curtain rise Il
curtain fall. Miss Flora Moore mad,
herself quite f,vorito in her song
and rendition OF Teddy Keys. Mr.
Crosbie's Little hnNgg5 well deserve,
that comprehensive, browning term %
iunuy 'iumense. Bunch O
Keysn would be heartily welcomed II
Birmingham again.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10
Quarterly Coni.ercncc.

The quarterly meeting Ut the NJ. Il.
church occurred AT st. Paul's church
yesterday, Rev. A, a. Johnson, ple-
siding cider, preaching morning aud
evening,
Ia the afternoon ut three o'clock the
love feast was had ard the sacrament
a lniinlslered The services We're Of u
most impressive nature, nearly all
present taking part The evening ser
vices were preceded By an interesting
meeting az the young people.
This evening at seven O'clock TIA,
hnpiness cent renee will meet NJ The
ahurch.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10

was exhibited and Miss Murphy said
she had never written him for an en-
velope. She had driven back to the
college after taking the drive. She
did not care to give the name of the
gentleman who furnished her the
buggy, because she preferred that he
should come forward If he chose, bat
insistence being made by her counsel,
she named Dr. q. G.. Reilly.
Adjourned until 8 u. IN. Monday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10

The Houston Post should not be pre-
cipitste in reaching conclusions. In
the article on another page, repub-
hshed from the Post of Yesterday, that
pnper hasteus TO invest The attitude OF
Gen. Ross with a signiiicancy that Is
not AT all warranted by the real cir
cunstances OF The case. The Post
should not misunderstood or mierep.
resent Gen. Ross. The latter is not q
candidate for governor. AS the
Day has said before, he does not
aspire TO or expect to receive The nom
VIII call him TO the front, &c the Dem
ocratic can didate, is another matter
u contingency that is in The future, 10
ne considered when ii comes up. II u
uoes come up. But the Post should
nor depict Gen. Ross quiet and digni-
iled explanation OF his position as the
virtu0usly indignant act Of n man
VINO discovers that an attempt has
neen made 10 Use him as cats paw,
weapon to beat Ireland or any other
man Tor, In the expressions that have
reached him Gen. Ross does not dls-
Germ even faint trace nf such pur-
pose or movement. Throughout the
state his friends, men Of good repuIs
ana iniluence-who are his trienus
without reference TO Ireland
or anybody else--have been
and are still DESTROYS
.nst he shall consent 10 allow the use
W ms name as u gubernatorial eandi'
a1,e, such action does not imply y
u, ~ specially to shsive lrelandi y
m, a" ps,, desire to promote Ross, anu
ane roPts assumption that II is simply
u purely an sutherland move,
rather gratuilous, 10 say the
isast OF 1t. Is 1t such an extra,
ordinary thing that Sui Ross should
os wanted as governor? May mol
citizens be the rec.pirnts OF such con-
80, ration at the hands of their fellow
cilizens, without mourning the change
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10
The rink Contest.

There WAS u large attendance at the
skallng rink Saturday night, the coca
elrn ofnnd the contest for "A prize.
There We're Gully three young la,lies
that entered the lists. These were
Misses llaSmaker, Carrie Sp,ako and
Mary Gay. Tue cent It was petty
close, hut Miss Speake succeeded in
caitAring the gold medal. II viii be
presented this afternann.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10
In BRIEF.

Money 70 loan In suiDs Of $500 and oye' on
rsal estate. ]. n. CoorEH, Atty-atllw.
Frank Kaiser keeps the best beer IN the
city; gives this business his personal "tteh'
ton, AMI keeps AN orderly honso' GIVE him
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10
NEW TIME TAB nc
Taking rmcot February TO- 1884,

MISSOURI PACIFIC
..,,, Arrive. Leave
\ l55 g.iIIy ,.............'.sior. m, 800 p. 70
SO n" IA daily. $40 p M saoo =,
No. IS3 dally..,,.'t ,'.'. 'r,,s la Hannibal;
v.sts / Hlitesburo for Snerpl 1,i. "i, ~,
st. nj Nevada for Kansas Si'' ~
or 81. Louis. 60 @, rcuis.
o. ISL, north-bouni' tuus riiv. III se
connerts at Nevada Tor hhns"s wy "
di,' aaoSan, qiSSe s,ors al For, Worth
81 W ss0uth-Jound rams TO Austin anu
san Antonio.
49,, Arrive. Leave
=. a,i ,,a,,v ......,... B;S9p. m. sS5 p ~
M 81 daiiy except Sun.bsoa a. M o'""' H.
EAST S,i' ',.,v n. m, $40 a. M
80 80 81 81 siiy except sun.63Jp IN. elg y H.
No 10 daily except sun. a.. -, uasn ~
M ani west.bounh, ruustn ~ lhsn' ,i,.s
N WI west-b0und, runs between p"p"
ami Colorado CITY, ,ns be,veen Fort
No 3p5, west-pouhu' i""
worth and Marshall a., ,y,ry orisans.
W" W. - ri eosie bound, nuns 10 New oHehhs'
Neutpltls and ST. Louis. ,,.oo,, C,iorndo
Nj .9S castbuund, runs bel"oVn
and Dallas. ,,,a runa between Fort
No AB, oAslrDouh"' '""'
worth aud Matshnll ,.,,,r, cry
yoar WORTH AsD pEfvhh vi caye
..uv N'''''' 100 a, N.
souiL bound daily.'.''''''''''o--'p " '"'
urLF, COLORADO AND SANTA 'n,
New Orleans, housi0n% o., >, i.Nts M
tghi vest pti.....,..,...,s'rs's' AAfV' ~ 80
Iampasas Cleburne " ,n,oo ~,
VgIuplp ...n,.,.s4..if.isfsHstH 49, ~ - 80
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10

For t,fpppsIs ana liver eonpainl you bavc .
rtinlsd guarantees ON every botqc Of Sid
loli's viialiron II nessr faas tocare i. y.
Bruuswis & Co, wholesale ana retail agon's
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10

,.,.ther
k Z Iissaalsni. y,
Ssas : Ireland
10Y soy with dIss',ssss
e ss.,s breaa.s;iisl',s. l
,nsrs i lisls<
pslss Y. Mn
GEEK GEEK the posiiaSsas,
The attitude y Nc
formal conllT,,J d
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10

Lastnignts galhering ~ the White
Etrha4t exceeded anything siuev
their cp<ning pight.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10

An styles Of bird cakes at w. II
Lakes
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-11-06

Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEHEt- Hannah \. Dc- lie and +. q.
NJ b. l-l-. Of Eden. Hancock County, Maine
Ms their mnr' cage deed. dated D't"bcr Il, \. D.
l>>l. and recorded in Vol. IL. folio 49,. convcvc,
% Arthur +. nriukwatcr, late Of Ellsworth, in sail
t"uutv, certain lot or parcel OF land. IN said
Ldrr, Ear larh"r with the buildings thereon
bounded uud described f,llow-, 10 wit Be
ginning ~ the West side Of the County road
leading from Bar Ilarhor 10 otter Creek and on
N" North side Of the road leading tp Il. :. iggin,
blacksmith shop and follows said road Westerly
ten rod. t" LOWS II. Higgins West line; thence
following said line \rrtherly four rods Ia a stake
thence Ea>tcrly aud parallel 10 the first described
lin" ten rods ~ the above named County road :;
thcarc follow ig ~aid road >uuthcrly four rnl- 10
The iir~t mentioned bound, containing forty square
r"1-. ihr same being q strip four rod wide on the
southern end of /raa " .irtwcr~ lot and the same
conveyed To Hannah \. Dc> Isle lev said ZrnA "
Brewer, sept. 3. - and recorded in Vol Ijq folio
20, Audi whereas the condition OF said mort "a ge
i- Arukru JULIA r. Drinkwatrr. Admini -tratriN
nt ne estate ~ Arthur r., claim foreclosure Of
the Same and 2!yc tr~ notice Tor that purpose.
~ the conditions pf said mortgage" the right of re-
drmItjnn expires ia one year after announcement
Of foreclosure.
II ilA +. DRI\kW ATER.
AirI'S pt Estate Of \. f. Drinkwatcr.
IL ". u. Campbell.
oct q, T. 3w4}
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-11-06

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| Smith, Leach. Boston.
Ar. oct. y. sch. Jennie Bcazley. Brown,
| Boston.
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| Bucksport.
| Ar. Oct -. schs Geo. Il. Ferguson, RYDER.
Rondout; Sarah \. Blaisdel. Lord Clinton
| Point.
| Ar. Oct. 30, >chs. Allendale. Belts. and
| Forester. Belts. Ellsworth; Arcoa. Lewis,
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Morales. Jordan. Portland
Ar. oct. ~. sch>. Clifford. crabtrrr. Rruu>-
wick, ga; city Of Ellsworth. Bon-'y. Fr"''-
dcncr.
Passed through Hell Gate. o,t. -. bound
cast. -ch~. Frank Maria, Woodward. New
York for salem: J. VI. Moralr,. Jordan.
Iiobokrn Tor Portland; Silver Heels, Bul-rr,
Baltimore for Boston.
NEwBrRYroRr.-Ar oct. 20. ,ch l.. u.
R"mick. Rcmi,a, Gardiner.
PoRTi,Np.-Sld. oct -. sch> Frank
Pierce, Mcfarland. Ellsworth; Mary +. Wchh,
webb, Der Isle; Florida. Hal. tastinc.
Ar. Oct. 30. .chs Tiara. hattie. Brook,,iile;
M"iford, jordan. Bangor for Nepon-rt;
Iurlla. Wcbbcr. Ellsworth for Boston; \. l..
Mitchell. bunker. sullivan for Boston.
Ar. Oct. 81. >ch~, Clio thilrou, Fullerton.
Clark Island for Nrw IYrA; Radiant, Hardy,
Camden fur Boston: j. 4. ~'n-on. >lin> III.
Deer l-lc Tor Boston.
Portsmouth Ar. utt. y, III. vanialig,
Alley. Ellsworth for Nrw YORK
Ar oc'. -, sch. II.ury Clay, stevens. >ul,!-
Nr. "et. ;, "a. .l.nn n,,l,.y. Brown,
Boston.
>uru. ~. W.. y. ,.h,. Mia r,uIh,.
B"w'l"n, Ellsworth: Alrhl. Wooster. >UlN-
VAN.
Guyf,r">. Nr. o.t.ai sch. Washington.