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      Reason: sunk Hull damage: $2,000 Freight: stone Remarks: Raised

      Reason: aground Hull damage: $90 Remarks: Got off

      p.2 Sheriff's Sale - of wood scows John Whelan, Ida, Flying Dutchman, belonging to Foster. p.3 Customs Imports - Jan. 2 (a list of ships and cargoes arriving in Kingston harbor).

      p.3 Imports - 3,4. -The Ice Bridge - to Wolfe Island - dates of formation for last 5 years.

      p.3 Jack Frost - the harbor is frozen as far as St. Lawrence Wharf, the Pierrepont and Gazelle are still running. -The Watertown - burnt, rebuilt, launched and made a trial trip on Thursday; has same engine and boiler. -Detroit Jan. 4 - the Board of Trade favors the ...

      p.3 Close of Navigation - Gazelle and Pierrepont laid up on Saturday. -Imports - 5.

      p.3 The Ice Bridge - Pierrepont made a trip to Island though ice is 10" in most places.

      p.3 The Niagara Falls Ship Canal - discussed by Chicago Board of Trade.

      p.2 The Niagara Ship Canal - denounced by Canal Auditor of State of N.Y. -One Good Worm - the old barges at Cataraqui Bridge should be cut down.

      p.2 Winter Navigation of the St. Lawrence.

      p.2 Marine Disasters for 1865 - 421 listed - occupy several columns in some daily papers.

      p.3 Important Meeting - Montreal Board of Trade wants government to enlarge the Welland Canal, lengthen locks of St. Lawrence canals, and construct a new canal to connect Lake Champlain with the St. Lawrence River. -Imports at the Port of Toronto. ...

      p.2 Those Rotten Old Barges - being dismantled below water line. p.3 Police Court - Capt. Laughlan McAvoy of one of the lake vessels, charged with assault, fined $4 and costs.

      p.3 Vessels Laid Up in Kingston - and Brockville, Trenton, Port Hope, Belleville, Morrisburg, South Bay, Gananoque, Mill Point and Montreal - furnished by Board of Lake Underwriters. -Imports at Port of Belleville.

      p.2 Huron & Ontario Ship Canal - discussed at meeting. [Leader] p.3 A New Iron Propeller - to be built in Clyde, Scotland for the Hamilton- Montreal route, for Capt. Malcolmson.

      p.3 U.S. lake steamer Michigan repaired at Buffalo for $30,000. -One of Mr. Berry's Vessels Lost - Liverpool Jan. 15 - Thurcaston was abandoned, the 2nd which met with mishap in recent gale.

      p.2 Annual Meeting of Canada Inland Navigation Co. at Montreal; 2 steamers sunk but large dividend announced.

      p.2 Canadian Inland Navigation Company - list of directors.

      p.3 New Light House at Milwaukee. -Sale of a Schooner - British schooner Mary Adelaide of Brighton, 80 tons, sold at Charlotte by Customs for smuggling. [Rochester Union]

      p.2 The Lake Erie Steamboat Burning During the Rebellion. [N.Y. World] p.3 The Ship Thurcaston - report of Capt. Coulson.