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Champion

1  McPherson & Crane, purchased the Mayflower, Champion and Highlander, and under the name of the latter

2  The Highlander and Champion formed a daily connection between Toronto and

3  The steamers Champion and May Flower formed the Cape Vincent line. The

4  Toronto and Presqu' Isle; the Mayflower and Champion, between Toronto and Cape Vincent; the steamers

5  Captain Harbottle; Banshee, Captain Howard; Champion, Captain Sinclair; and New Era as a spare boat,

6  Captain Harbottle; New Era, Captain Maxwell; Champion, Captain Sinclair; Magnet (iron), Captain

7  Royal Mail line comprised the steamers Kingston, Champion, Banshee, New Era and Passport. They were under

8  only change being that Captain Smith . on the Champion supplanted Captain Sinclair. Later in the season

9  THE SCHOONER CHAMPION,

10  Line," were the Magnet, New Era, Kingston, Champion, Banshee and Passport. They ran, as heretofore,

11  Captain Fairgrieve; Banshee, Captain Swales; the Champion and the new steamer Grecian, Captain C.

12  Montreal on May 4th. The fleet consisted of the Champion, Passport, Grecian, Magnet and Kingston; later

13  Spartan, Grecian, Kingston, Passport, Magnet, Champion and Banshee. Their commanding officers were

14  Captain Morley: Corinthian, Captain Dunlop; Champion, Captain Carmichael; Banshee, Captain Bailey;

15  as follows:--The Passport, Magnet, Kingston, Champion, Grecian, Spartan, Corsican and Bohemian. All of

16  called the Algerian and is on the route now. The Champion was a wooden vessel, became unseaworthy about

17  having been built in the summer of 1850 with the Champion, also a new boat, and the May Flower, formed a

18  early the next day. DOWNWARDS. FROM LEWISTON Champion .. .. May Flower, .. .. Highlander, .. Mondays

19  Montreal on TUESDAY, the 26th instant, the CHAMPION, on THURSDAY, the 28th, and the MAYFLOWER will

20  LINE OFFICE, No. 30 1/2 McGill Street, or for Champion and May Flower, to Macpherson, Crane & Co.,

21  CHAMPIONCapt. MARSHALL HIGHLANDER" STEARNS MAY FLOWER "

22  HighlanderChampionMayflower TuesdaysThursdaysFridays

23  AGENTS. CHAMPION AND MAY FLOWER. OgdensburghC. A. Starke &

24  Colcleugh"Tuesday NEW ERA" Maxwell"Wednesday CHAMPION"Marshall"Thursday HIGHLANDER"

25  (2nd)Montreal1850250 ChampionMontreal1850350 MayflowerNot known1850300 City of

26  & Ontario Co. ChampionSee R. M. LineBroken up 1880. GrecianSee R. M.

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