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WILimiGTOIT. IT. C. SATURDAY. JUNE 12. 1875.
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WILMINGTON. N. 0.1
SATURDAY. JUKE 12. 1875
BY TELEGRAPH.
THE VICKSIJUIUJ.
MOKE PARTICULARS OF THE
DISASTER.
Abw Iork, . June U Noon The
steamship Yickeburg, fco.uk by ice,
was a screw steutaer of tons
g-oss burden, and was built iu 1872.
Sue belonged to the Liverpool auj
Mississippi Steamship Company, of
Liverpool, aud hailed from that port.
JJuring the winter she plied between
New Orleans and Liverpool and iu the
summer engaged ui tlw North Amen
can trade.
The Captain of the State of Goorgi'j,
after taking the five men ou bourd ho
kept a man at the inttt-t-head all day
looking out for the other two boat, all
oi which time he waa pacing throng
icebergs and rLe ice.
- A New iork dinpalcli from Montreal
. says that the Agents of the Line give
me iouowing information: There were
ou board seven cabm aud twouty-livo
steeruge passengers, besides the ere,
under command of Capt. Benuet, lakt
chief oilloer of the Allan steamship
Prussian. The cublu passengers on
th eVioksburg were Brian MeShaue, of
Montreil; ALies Sutherland, supposed
io D6 oi tills city; A. tl. Uetts, of King
ston; Mr; aud Mrs. Btoom. liev. (J. A.
Andrews, from Upper Ctuaita, and
Mr. Nt'pont. The vtBsel was valued
at $325,000, and is said to be fully in
sured. The cargo was worth 85,000
The ninety-two head of cattle snipped
by Mr. MeShaue were insured for
$14,000. . ,
tiOTIIAM.
SEIZURE OF A YACHT BOUND
FOR CUBA.
H. B. CLAFLIN & CO. PUBLI3II
- ... A CARD, ,
New York. June 11 Noon The
yacht Octivia was seized in Brooklyn
yesterday ou suspicion, of preparing
to sail with an armed expedition for
Cuba.
The following it the full card of . H.
B. Claflid & Co. , with regard to the
indictments found against that firm
by the U. 8. Oraud Jury:
The U. 8. Grand Jury have indiot
ed our firm for;alleged complicity in
attempts to defraud the Customs of
Revenue at this port. We simply ask
our fellow-oitizeus to withold all judg
ment in the case, We heve oouducted
our business honorably and honestly
and we expect to demonstrate our in
tegrity and innocence. As there has
been no dishonor iu our past, so we
intend to protect our future from
Btaiu by an unoompromising . defense
against any accusations that have been
or may be brought against us.
Signed. H. B. Olaflin & Co.
Yesterday afternoon a benolr war
rant was served npou Field, Morris,
Feuner & Co., Auctioneers 405 Broome
St., requiring them to give bail to the
extent of $20,000 aud to appear before
the District Attorney on Mouday
next, to give answer to the indictment
charging them with reoeiving and Bel
ling at auction smuggled goods.
This firm deny any complicity or even
knowledge of the fraud with which
they are charged. Each member of
tho firm of Clafiin & Co. were also
notified yesterday to apppear at the
District Attorney's office and give the
necessary bail but up to the hour of
closn g theomce only one member had
done so.
JfOltFOLK.
A TREASURE TROVE IN HAMr-,
TON ROADS.
ASAFEI ULL OF GOLD BROUGHT
UP FROM THE DEEP.
Norfolk, June 11. Night Capt.
Brown,of the Sohr. J. C, arrived hero
; to-day in charge of an iron safe of the
1 United States man-of-war Cumber
land, which was run into and sunk iu
Hampton Roads by the Confederate
Ram Virginia in 18G2. Divers have
been at work on the deck for ten
years, having in view the recovery of
this safe. The lucky man had only
been at the wreck forty-eight hours
when bo found the safe buried in
three or four feet of mud; the water at
that place is seventy feet deep. By the
explosion of a torpedo, the safe was
cracked, and it was hoisted ou deck.
A few pieces of gold coiu dropped
out and it is generally believed the safe
contains between $60,000 and 8100-,
000 in gold. - It is estimated that moivo
than $100,000 have been lost by dilig
ent parties iu trying to recover this
treasure; The safe and treasure be
long to Capt. Brown and O. E. Malt
by, of this city, and Herbert Smith,
of Detroit, Mich. While Capt. Brown
was searching the wreck he came
across a petrilied human body in a
perfect state. It was unhurt by crabs
or fish, and the flesh was extremjly
hard.
ELECTlllCISJIS.
A new order in the Alabama ami
Chattanooga Railroad caso appoints
Phillip Phillips, of Wellington City,
as now Commissioner, with power to
investigate all matters exoepted t .
Mr. Stanton remains as receiver, with
inoreased power. All objections are
- withdrawn and the settlement is con
firmed and the sale is conditional.
District Attorney Bliss.of New York,
is in Washington City in consultation
over the indictment agaiut Clallin &
Co., aud other alleged smugglers.
A rniNCE BISHOP FIXED AND
IMPRISONED.
AMERICAN PROPERTY EMBAR
GOED AT SANTANDEK.
IN THE
BRITISH HOUSE OF
COMMONS. .
OLLIVIERS DEFENCE OF THE
FRENCH WAR MINISTRY.
THE C YELITS CLAIM AN
PORTANT VICTORY.
IM-
B.nbmn, June 11 Noon. The tri
bunal has bc utenced the Prinoo Bishop,
Dr. Fouster, of Uresl.m, to a ti.io of
two thousand murks or one hundred
aud thirty-three day imprisonment
for illegally excommunicating a priest.
yANTANDKlf, JllUO 11 NoOU. A U)X
containing a number of Proies-
taut books consigned to mi Auu rie iu
rebident at thin piaeo, has beeu em
bargoed at the Custom limine. The
act bail been brought to the attention
of Mi. Cu:hing, United SiateH Minis
tor at Madrid.
London. Juno 11. Noun. Iu the
limine of Commons Mr. Cross, Secre
tary of State for the Home Dopuit
meut, introduced bills amending tho
labor laws. Tuey provide tuat Ir; aeli
es of ooutruet calculated to cause pub
lic injury by the work people employ
ed iu a public capacity, as iu the mip-
ply ot gas and water, shall be dealt
with criminally. , All other eases shall
be regarded purely as a mutter of civil
contract, to be settled by the Couutv
Courts. Tho law aguiust Peckoltry is
to continue iu force the defendants
howover, are to have the ontiou of
trial by Justice or by Jury. Iu regard
to striken no agreement to do anv-
non-criiuiual act iu relation to disputes
between tho masters and workmen
shall bo punishable as conspiracy. Tho
mis were real the urn time.
Paris, Juno 11 Nouu M. Olli-
vier's book iu defence of tho Ministry,
of which he was the head at the break
ing out of the Franco-Prussian war,
has appeared. It declares that Prus
sia, by her insult, really declared the
war. . His Ministry cannot be held re
sponsible for entering upon the con
flict, for the act was unanimously ap
proved by the Senate and Legislative
body; nor is it respous blo for tho
military organization which was the
work of years before it cams into
power. M. Ollivier claims for his
Ministry that, iu a-few months after
its organization, it had calmed the
publio mind and restored the authority
of, the government without employing
either corruption or intimidation. Ha
publishes a letter from the Lmperor,
written after the fail of the Ministry,
expressing continued couhilenoe. Iu
oouclusiou M. Ollivier tirgea the Bonn
pui tiers to help the present govern
ment to maintain peace end respect
the constitution, aud when the oppor
tunity comes for revising tho constitu
tion, then claim an appeal to the
plebiscite.
London, June 1 1 Night Donoasteo
won tho Alexandra plate at Ascot;
Scamp second; Terro Amour third.
i hero was a railroad accident near
Bath, killing and hurting soveral.
luere waa a hailstorm here to-day.
Paris, June 11 Noon The Carlisle
claim ttiHt the victory of their troops
over the Alfonsists atCarencra was au
important one. They say that C00 of
the Alfuusists infantry and JsOO cav
alry, together with arms and stores,
were captured.
UALT1M0HE.
MUTUAL DECORATION OF SOL
DIERS' GRAVES.
Baltimohe, June 11 Noon The
graves of tne Confederato dead at
Loudan Park were decorated with
flowers yesterday under the auspices
of tli Society of the Army and Navy
of tho Confederate States, in Mary
land. The oration was delivered by
Col. Robert Stiles, of Virginia. Union
soldiers were present, who decorated
the Conf jderato monument, and the
Confederate soldiors decoratod the
monument to the Union dead.
TIM FlltE FIEXD.
Eliza bethtown, Kr., Juno 11
Noon Fourteen houses were burned
here this morning, and severe! persons
were injured by jumping from win
dows. Loss $25, 0U0.
HEADQUAHTEilS.
Washington, June 11. A partial
list of the lost show s no Southern
names. Tho Bteumer hud sixty thou
sand bushels wheat aud a proiuiacous
cargo. .
A ' UUKAT Kl -KI.t X OH KAOU.
ClllzoiiKof Harnett llrouirht Ilolore
the V. S. Dixtrlct Court Charged
with ConfcjJirlnif to Intimidate t.
. OITficors, and Discharged upon
tho Urouud of Inmif riclent livl-deuce-Tho
Whole Thing- a t'aree
and an Outrage I
The Federal District Court, now in
session in this city, was yestwrday en
gaged in hearing tne case, commenced
tho day before, from Hacuett county,
being uie eat-e of McLean, McNeal.
Avery and others,' charged with con
spiriug to intimidate Deputy Marshal
Hodges in July labt at Averaysboro.
The evidence disoloaed the fact that
both Hodges and his brothel went to
a public speaking at the place iu no
wise connected with tho duty of tl e
ollioo of Deputy M irehal, that bolu
were armed with pist )ls and were
evidently deposed to shield them
selves behind the Marshalship. They
behaved in a noisy, rude and insult
iug manner towards tht people, and
suoceeded in gutting up a political
row. The people acted with grout for
bearance towards the two men, and
the allair was stopped without any se-
j rious damftge being done to any one.
, After the close of the testimony on
tfte part of the United States and the
introduction of alont one-fourth of the
witnesses for the defendants, the case
was bo manifestly improperly brought
it. tore the Jrederal Court that Dis
trict Attorney Badger stated that he
waa willing to a verdict beinsr ren
dered declaring the accused not guil
ty. Whereupon Judge Brooka said
that if the accused bad been convicted
upon such testimony he should have
set the vordiot aside. And thus were
eleven honest cititens of Harnett coun
ty, dragged before the Federal Court
and necessitated to much expense and
ineouvenienoe, only because a United
State hireling tees fit to abuse his
office and thus trample upon the
rights of free men. And of
such high-handed outrages as this
are the "Ku Klux outrages" of
t ie .louth manufactured, to satisfy
ine personii spleen oi certain miser
able tools of the government and
often to pander to that feeling in the
North which ttill seeks to oppress us,
and we are glad to know that the
Federal Courts of justice are putting
the heel of condemnation upon all
such actions.
The gentlemen from Harnett county
in attendance upon this case loft for
their homes yesterday evening.
iUl-rtmn. j; ill let a ABUO IUU JUU
Wm. R Cox appeared for the defeud
auts. Itakiyh Aew.
HZW ADVERTI8ESENT4.
Cheap Groceries.
TQKSIKING TO CUAHQI BOSINK13,
will .ell nij entire .took of QHOUERlKf at
lw Uian oot A good cluuio. to bur yourinp-
lt. and an f IFTEKN PEH CENT. In
jour purrhiM.
A full auiiljr of Fauejr (rucrlt
nw. SHURE,
tl N. Flout street
140-tl
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Uool Will l tb." I'onoonl sun "
fut fall ittloalan. Mdrau
JOHN K
HARKIS.
Cuiiwtd, N. O.
13-lm
Jim II
ilo rr. ilctM oopy.
The Mystery
fr DARK HOl.lOW. KdlUdhv Mra. Era
Vf ma l. at. N. South worth. Author of "I b
lAWt Helreaa," " l lie Iteaertixt Wile," Ealr
nay," now ne won ner,"etn.
I he Myeterv of Hark Hollow " la highly
Maaatlonal, and he rbaractrra have been
drawn with great force and vigor. It Unmet
Iv morl in Italone and MiiUrueiitf, ahonnal'ig
in til, paiDo., alio arureouaxrvatinn J lie plot
baa aim the ram merit of originality, while it
poaeeeiMt uuuaual Intorett, and the whole la
bandied by be author with rar ability.
Price tl : In cloth.
Juat received aud lor el at
HEIHSBERCER'S
Uv Book and Muale Store.
Jan U
138
TRDURS, SADDLES AND HARNESS,
Traveling Bag. Hatchet., Shawl Strain,
Whli, Hpura, baildle I'loMia, Feather Puatera,
Uollara, Hamra, Saddlery llardwaro, I eatber,
Axle Ureaae, aud all klnda of Saddlery tiooda.
CARPENTER t 'MALLARD
No. S South ;Kront SUeet, Wilmington, N. (I.
may M 5-tf
NOTICE,
TAKE THIS method of Informing the pa
trona of Hrnck'a Fxchange ard lb public
enerai, that 1 hare thla dav aiwuniel
rbariraofthe Hllllard Mall In the above eatab-
llahment, and would be pleaaed to e all lovera
of the gam and other at any and all time.
Reepectlully,
Juael
FRANK PALMER.
NT It
VIA
Carolina Central Hallway
mm TRAYELlAQ rTJBLIO ar rwpeot-
luily mfotmed that
ROUND TRIP EXCURSION TICKETS
r . , jpj rlurB .. ; ::
NOVEMBER 1, 1875,
can now be had at th prlnolpat Station f ihla
.lailway AT tOWER RATES THAN
EVER BEFOftE lo th roiiowing hk
l.iuHi rt 1- BLMMlCIt KKSUK'1'8 In Wee-
tern North oaroiina, with the Extraor
dlnary
rv Inducement 01
ra
i Commu.
tatlori Ticket, enabling kaualneaa
men to mane frequent returns
during the season at a nominal
oost.
- Ticket now on Bale to
Llncolnton, Cherry vllle,
Shelby, Cleveland Springs,
Statesvllle.Morganton, Ma
rlon, Hickory Tavern, Old
Fort, Asheville, Catawba
Springs.
Night train out or Wilmington via thla line,
with elegant
SleeDing Car Accommoila-
I
make the beat ronnectlon for all of the above
nanird txilnta.
Any farther Information gladly furnished
npou application to
F. W. CLARK,
General Ticket 4 gent,
Wilmington, N. O.
June 10 138 1m
Btarcopy.
FlourFlourFloui
300 BBLS BRhh M"'L flodk'
!W0 Bob White '
200 " PrinoeuKoyal 11
For aala by
KKIIUHMKB A CALDEB
Jan 10
BK(8.
Molasses Molasses
75
BUDS. CUBA MOLASSES. .
160 and bbla. S.
. H. Molaaaea.
For aale by
KEKOHNEIt & CALDKU BKII8.
June 10 13S-.
Spirits Casks, Glue &
Nails.
200 sprKir ASKa
1IHI DDI Hill,
too Icega Nalla.
Foraaleby
KKRCHMBtt A
June 10
UAI.DK It BKOH.
138
Soap, Candy, Candles,
100 B0XSS 80 AP'
CO " Uancljr,
1 " VanUlea,
100 Lye and Potaah.
160 ' Oyatera.
For aate by
KKUOHNKH A CALDKK BHO-
June 10 isg
IMPORTERS
lain and ,:ol
fired. By the Bale
Doavii, oc at Retail
Hingis Hammock, (O
eatli, aent en receipt
of money. For vhole
ale price, adilrea O.
W. Sinuous a Bon,
'Oak Hall," Boston,
Mar. Bathing Suit.
Military CJooda and
hegalla.
W-lm-eod
OF
HAMMOCKS.
may IW
W : N tiAktONand VINliimo
CAKUaiolHltTat the
wuuaaai urn us.
JKEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Rooms for Rent.
JJCSIKAlUF INal'KNIsHKD 1UKIM
for rent oa Market atreet,0Ter Brown Rod'
dxa'e. Apply oa th premix.
June
IJVtf
Attention !
'
rjlllE moat direct rout to the
LAKGEST CLOTHING II018E IN
TUE CITY,
the moat ityllnh at and moal reaaonable price.
lead, to No. 17, Market Street. Ulotblug made
to order In the latvat I'atinlan lanliluu and
New York atyle, and at ptloea to ault th lime.
Com oue, ctuua all, and le SCITKI) at
A. UAVIO'N
1M
lune (
Grass Blades,
JJAT CCTTKRS,
Keep Itooan,
Ural n Uradlea,
Corn Hhvller. Aa. '
A lull aioortincnt ot the .hove gowia and at
verv low price, tnn he loiiti.lat theolit iwluo-
luuied Ilaiilwareiouneol
.MIMN IMHBOB,
1!), HO and t .Markol Hlre-t.
Jnne8 lan.-
XtlmffibtratorN Notice.
rnHR VNOKRHIUNKI), having nti.lltlf.l
1 aa Admlulxtiatiir of the ratal of Wllliaiu
Hottendi rl. di ream d. hereby tiotllle III per
tona Induhted to aald ratat'e to make Inimadl
ate payment ; and all ptmona having claim
agalnat aald elt preaeut them lo the tin
deragned, duly eul limit ichIi il, on or belore Ihe
lib ilav ofduue, I his, or thla notice will be
leaded In bar of their recovery,
HKNKV A, UI.AMKVKU,
- --. Admlnatrator,
No. I, N. Water Street.
MAaanxN Hki.lauv, AUorney.
June M, IK7A
Star copy 1 week.
18)1 Iw
COVERED,
EXTRA SUGAR-CURED
PIG HAMS,
Breakfast Btripn,
Sngar-Cnred BIiouldorB,
- - Exirs Uoms Maokoral,
Salmon Gaorgo'i Bunk CoiKIhIi.
A T .
GEO. MIEKB,
nandl3BonthFront8t.
NEW COOKED
R
Families going to the Bound should
lay in a supply.
Introduced by us and gruuiuo only
guaranteed and sold, by
GEO. MYEK3,
11 and 13 South Front Ht. J
This Month
We added a vat number of "Irleniln" to tlie
already large Hat for our choice
New Process Empire Flour.
Our Immense elf la the best evidonoo w
Oflor before a trial; and, after once uamg 111
yog are convinced beyond a doubt and wll,
aiwaya ose it and no otiier.
Best Butter In the World I
Best Butter In the World !
Best Butter In the Word
Just In and only fur tale by
CEO. MYERS.
II & IS South Front Street,
may 30 ISO
FOR SALE
OR RENT !
The HUVHK raoeuily built foranrtfj;;
ooeaiiled bv the Iter. J . tl. Kitten, oniiil
Murentli, between tiheelnut and Mulberry at.
Term reaaonaoie.
H. HAAB, (Irocer,
Corner Tib and (Jlieatnut Street,
may ST iMf
Sweeps-Sweeps.
DICKSON COTTON SWEEPS
either with or without aUicka.
ALABAMA COTTON 8WK1CPS i
MAGNOLIA COTTON OB COKN SWKKPS
GKOUNU PKA SWKKPS, (Niion Paitein.)
All above for aala low by
(ilLBS 4k MUHCHIMON.
Juno A -......,. , . .-,,. -,........,.,, 135
Bibles,
Prayer Books,
Hymn Books,
Hymnals,
Testaments, &c,
At
June
CITY BOOK STORE.
1M
Binding
every dracrlptlon done neatly and cheap
At
Conoley & Yates.
47 Market Street.
June 6
138
Good Board.
A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WirK, or
two alnela eenllcrnen. can be aocommo
dated with gol board in a p.eaeant part of the
elty, a abort duianee from the buainoa cen
tres
several day boarder can alio be accommo
dated. Apply at
June 13J-1W anis vvviva.
NEW ADVEETISIjTE1T3.
let mm
BROWN & RODDICK,
45 MALtKET KfUEET; .
Ilavo tlotormineil to oloar out all Uioir
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Hale to
MONDAY, JUNE 7TIJ, . 1875.
Homo groat I!nr'uii) will lio olTorod. Wo do not coniiilcr it oooeuarj to
git into ilotnilH, as tli rmlilio gt'iitrallj know wo do nothing by halves.
One Price.
Call ourly
BROWN & RODDICK, 45 Market Street
Julio 0 UU
MORE PARTICULARS !
MY ASSORTMENX OF
SP1GIHIRH
, ; i w IS K0W
IN ALL THE DIPFEEENJ?. LINES.
My cntomors hnve n!iown their npprooiation of my LOW rBICE9 by their
liberal purchases, for whioh I'm thankful. : STRANGERS not posted, anJ
desiring tho value of thrtr money, eaa got it by calling
M:M. KATZ'S, 36 Market St.
aprll It
SOL. BEAR & BRITS,
20 Market Street.
CLOSfNQ OUT THE ENTIRE STOCK
OF
DBYGOODis
AT OUR RETAIL 8TOHK I
Q-reat Bargains !
I J-4 LINKN 8HKKTINU frou 70 Ota. and
tl IS per yard,
Moaaniblqoe T eta. per yard,
SWISS MUSLINS,
"
100 Down Linen Towela aud Napkin,
Irlab and Uoi man Linen Hlilrtlnge,
(Jembrlc Hutrdkerchlels,
MA1TINQS, White and Colored.
30 Piece LINEN for Ladle Traveling
Dreesea and Boy wear.
Large apuortment of Panama and Straw lUta
for Children and Men.
We will commence on Monday to aell the
above and will continue dally until the whole
atock hi closed out.
y Ladle are reapeotfully Invited to call
and examine our atock, a we know It will re
pay them.
In future we Inton l to confine our bualner
to Clothing aud Merchant Tailoring.
may -a Jl
WM. UNDERWOOD & CO,,
OF BOSTON,
J-JAVK KOK A HALIr CKNTUUY PAST
put ap the linnet
PIOKLES
tnd
s. SAUCES
PACIiKU IN AMKUIOA.
We havtal'uU lino of thulr good on the way
Stuffod Mangoes, :.
Stalled loppers, ... , ,v;
Deri I led Ham,
Tongue and Other Meats.
Thev are endoraed by ooimolaamtr th thl
rountryand In JCompe. Their nam, I houae
hould tlironuhoiit America. Tlwlr wares. o
erlor to any aluillar gooda put up lu thla eoun-
try.
VU.&H. If. JUIJblttt ft. W.,
5 and 7 North, Front Street.,,
Juneioj
13S
gipjGumee
at
oommcnoo oa :
Strictly Cash
oud aoouro a
i
COMPLETE
Bacon, Forki Sugar
and Coffee.
75 Boxes D. B. Bides k Shonldors,
; 75 Doxos Smoked Sides and Shoul
ders, 50 Bbls. Prime Mess Pork,
KM) Bbls. Keflned Sugar,
100 Bags I'rimo Bio Coffee, '
i For sale low by
WILLIAMS & MURCIHSON,
Flour,
llice, Hay
Syrup.
and
1,000 Bbls. Flour all grades,
CO Bbls. Whole Kioe,
500 Dalos Primo N. R. Hay,
100 Bbls. S. H. Syrup,
Forsalolow by
WILLIAMS Jr. MUBOHISON.
Hoop Iron, Clue, Spirit
Casks Nails and Corn.
500 Bundles Hoop Iron, ,
100 Bbls. Glue,
300 Second Hand Spirit Casks,
. 400 Kegs Nails,
6,000 BubLoIs Prime White Corn.
For sale low by -.
. WILLIAMS & MTOCHISON.
ITIoIaeaoal Itlolsaaeaf Flolateaes I
ISO Hlxle. and Bbl. New Crop Cuba,
for aale low by
WILLIAMS Ss MTJKCHISOy.
Uuano! Gnanot Guaaol
. .-. r., :,.
1M1 Ton Kureka Guano, ,
101 ' (lnnap " '
for sale low by
WILLIAMS MUBCHIBOW.
The Wilmington and -Coast
; Turnpike Company
TVIOK3 OF 8UB8CHIPTION TO. THS
JJ ! .!
capital Stock. of thla Oompaajr have been
opened by the aoderalgned eontUtntlng the
Committee for that pnrpoae, appointed at tot
reoent meeting of the Corporator named Im
tbe act of Incorporation, and may be' foand at '
the several Bank of the city, and at tha Pir
ceUUeoae, .. k i v. i ,: .., .;: 'i
' j 1 WM.A.WRIQeTP,", "
j ' -r J.K,DAVI8, ' "
'i T..I.80UTJIIiKLAllD, '
WORWOOD GILES,
1 ' OUAS.'D. UTK8,''
WM. A. CUMMINa.
.1 ... - . ' ' CouBlftew. -
may 27
I'M.