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Demoine courier., 1856-05-02
Carpenters Wanted.-M..srs

Carpenters Wanted. Mesars Al
ans q Leueilen. CT this place Save more
work engaged than they can do without
more help. and consequently wish TO en-
;aoy some three or -four more Carpenters.
W. hope their cali in another column
will be promptly responded ,c BY the re.
'5uisiie number Of good work hen.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-02
ST. LOUIS MARKET.
ST.. Louis, April rs.

Flour. % rs 10 o. 50; Wheat. csc to
81 80; Corn 30 to 36a; Oa,s 294 to 33l
Barley d IS; Clover Seed e6 so; Flax
Seed 81 90; Rope s4s; Hides l41e,
Coffee l2s; Mess Polk l2 to els 0S;
Lard 81 10 81; Bacon Oh 10 8; Bulk Msa,
81 to 8.
- Hartley Colersdge once bsius asksd
which Of Wosdsworth's predictions he con-
sldcred the Prsttiest, very promptly replied
Demoine courier., 1856-05-02

Professor Geo. nj Perkins, Of the
River Improvement Office, will please,
accept our 'hanks for = copy Of Tho Al
merican Almanac fGr 1856, an ipyalua !,
BILE work Cor reference. The presentation
OF which is highly appreciated.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-02
Mr.. Buchanan's 1ApiniOn Of
the Missouri COmprOHAise.

Il regard this Compromise considering
the excning and the alarming circup
stances nnder which il was made. and
The dangers to the existence Of the U.-
ion which il has removed, Ia lie almost
As SACRED as A CONSTITUTIONAL PRoyI.
ION.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-02

u ltis estimated; that the expenn.
.ures Of the general G~overnmen, for The
curren, fiscal year will reach seventy. i've
millions of dollars..
Demoine courier., 1856-05-02
Sheriff 5 Sale.

d. virtue Of an Execution to me directed
u from tine Office of the clerkof the District
Court OF WaPello County Iowa, l will offer for
saie at public auction at the front door Of the
Court House, in the Town or Ottumwa, on Sss.
arday, the 31st day Of May A d 1856 between
The hours prescribed by law, the following de-
scribed Real estate, to-wit: The north half Of
the north west quarter and the north west QUAR-.
ter CT the north east quarter, Of Section number
lwenty.one (2l) in Township number Seventy.
one Up north Ut Range Fifteen (l5) west,
situated and lying in the County Of Wapello,
and State of iowa.
Taken in Execution as the property of Fred
erick boiinger and Lively Bollngsr, at the suit
OF Abraham Martz. Terms of sale cash n h,,,i.
WILLIAM H. WILLIAMS, Sheriff
per JOHN :. WooD Dep,y. sheriff.
Ottumwa April 1856, no. 10 It.
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NOTICE..

hereby given. that we will b. prepared
i to receive applications for ths Ian s ret
vacant, in the late Fairfield District, on
the first Monday in June next.
Land Office, Charlton. Apri 26, 1855.
R. COLES. Register.
N. G. SALES, Receiver.
w-30-ds-n-l0.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-02

Rich SuppSrt. - The Consmeroia
braes Of : rich support. The suppor.
which they richly deserve would 30 a
The end Of . rope.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-02

e Ills asingslar fact that . woman can
not lOok from . precipiee Of any magnitude
without becoming dissy. But, what l. ssilj
more singular, The 6issiness departs the very
moment somebody puts his vseund her waist
to keep her from falfngs' Queer, isn't il.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-02
Corkery W the

C0fkcry W the Tribunc..-.
Charles Cookery. p N ., Dubuque has
scoms ou. with . manifesto against the N
Y Tribune. threatening 10 get Post Mas.
srs removed Who oct % sgsn,s for that
psper. i u : pity Mr.. Corkery went
let the people iaks the Tribune. A great
many want 10.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-02
ADvDsT laEmENr

cs-There y not another article in the
market that has gained the celebrity Of
Woods Hair Restorative for cleansing
and restoring gray hair to its natural c olor.
II gives~ satisfaction to all VIII, use IT,.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-02

"1hat Modern Mummy" and 1--WE
cannot indnlge you in tina, quiet, so sss.
entail to MAshyroOa individu rs like
yourself - Commercial.
Shades Of Webster and Wake r de-
liver US
Demoine courier., 1856-05-02

a The Chicago Democrat hoi,s The
names Of Col. Fremon, for president and
N. p. Bank for Vice P~residsnt.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-02
Trouble in Kansas sheriff
Jones shot.
KANsAs, April "a.

NP'' 80
The United States troops made SOM
arres's al Lawrence yecterds.. " hlIe
Sheriff Jones was guarding Them. h
" as shc'.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-02
FOR MEV BOYS,
CHAS.


100, 600 Shingles in exchange for Goods also
Butter, Eggs, Flour, Meal. Bacon, Tallow,
Beeswax, Fiaxseci, Feathers, and home made
Linen. G. LAWRENCE.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-02
]. n. Cover Brothers 4 CO;

j. II. tower Brothers \ CS:-
Bankers, Dealers in Exchange, and Land
Agents, iowa City. Iowa, introduce
themselves. through our Columns this
week to the business rqblic in this part
OF the Slate. We solicit attention 10
their Gard in another column.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-02
David Sands, is one Of our old and

David Sands, is n Of our old and
permanent dealers Who il bound TO sue
coed, because he deserves ii. Honorable
and fair in his dealings. attentive aud OBJ
liging to his customers. and e%n,erprising
wi'hal. be has persevered through hard
times until the era of iu provement and
prosperity is upon Us, for which he has
had The sagaci,y 10 prepare by he e.ee-
lion Of uns Of The fines, three s,osy
blocks, and large warehouses; ives, OF the
Mississippi 10 which be has placed The
Farges. stock Of goods he has ever brought
10 this market. See his new advertise
ment. and DOM forge, that he has moved
into his new store.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-02
New Advertisements.
THE RAILROAD
In FULL BLAST!

II yea want 10 get the full value. for your
4 money, call at LAwRENcI's g. He is Just
RECEIVING from Boston anu Cincinnati, a large
lot If Spring and Summer goods, consisting in
part of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods. Clothing,
Boo $ and Slr es, Doiiets and Hats, Hardware,
Queensware; Glassware ana Groceries. ..
FOk THE LADIES'.
| have a fine assortment of all the Lates,
styles Of Dress Goods both plain and fancy
such as Bareges, Chalis, Tissues, Biocade and
Dotted Swiss, Nainscoks< Balzerires, Plain and
fancy Lawns. popl.ns, Debai,e's also Ginghan,
and Prints Ct Various STYLES.
a fine Lot of Bonnets and Trimmings Of nearly
every styles. Together VITA a Le. of Mantil
las, Sh IS, Gloves. Mitts, Hosiery, PLAN aud
CT IS baird Jacone, Swiss and Victoria Lawns.
For MEN AND BOYS. -
have CT Jths, Cassimeres, TSxeeds, Satincts,
Jeans, Gambroons, Denim Capleteens, Brown
an.i Yellow inen,.
Siik. Leghorn, Palm and We l Hats.
A large lot OF Ready made Clothing Just re-
ceiyed from the manufacturers in Boston and as
have never k'p Clo'h;ng before, | can offer
superior Inducements to my Customers without
any fear Of their getting Old Stock. So come
on and examine for yourselves, as l have got
the Goods to please the fancy and Will Sell
them at small profit.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-02

wv 10s DaSb0 oAOsuStC -
dison.
No. Ia.
No. Is. Morrel, Pe,igrew & Co.,
New York City.
No. II. Whitcher, Craig 4 Davis In
dianapolis.
No. 10; o. P. Root & Go New York.
No. 20.
Lock and Dam at ST.. Francis vile TO
John Griffith & Co., o. 81 Francis vile.
Lock 8. 10. ~, Is, and l8 were with
held, we understand because there we're
20 responsible bids excep, at too high rri.
'ces, These will be let by private Contract.
This completes the whole OF the I'm.
provement. except The Section below
ST. Frapcisvile which lhe Company
will do by It's " officers. Fhs work
betwee.I the moulh Of the river and this
place which has beer heretofore conIract-
ed, is agreed by The sub.contractors to
be completed by the lsl Of March next.
the remainder this day let. ty The arsi OF
January 1858.
We congratulate the people Of the val
ley and the State upon this conservation.
The contractors who have laken this
work are vel. known throughout the
country; and are Of unqne s~,ionasle re.
5ponsibilily and skill.
Messrs Gillaspy Bonney asd Davis
are residents OF our State. Messrs Ly
on ahc Griffith of Missouri, and are
well known in this community. John b
Lee. has long been q contractor upon the
Erie canal and the Railroads Of Canada.
The Messrs Collins are veteran contract.
ors, who have themselves successfully
executed an amount Of work no, exceed
ed by any other contra ciors now in the
business 10 this country, Mr.. Roo, has
been extensively engaged upon the pub,
lie works OF New York. Hr- last work
which was completed q year sgo was
the canal around Ihe Fails OF ST.. Mary,
in Michigan. This canal less than a
mile in length, ope of,he creates. achieve
tents o: The Gay, was built 1t : cos, Of
over = miIIiop Of Dollars and by many
Of the same eapi,alists who are nov en-
gsged in The enterprise.
The letting board did not corfns
themselves 10 the lowest bidder; bu. rath.
Or selected those who were bes, and
most avorably known for ability, skill
and experience. The successful con.
tractors are already on their way TO
their homes to make their preparations
for commencing the work, and in . few
weeks ws may expect to see them back
again With men and teams for the vigor-
ous proaseption Of the Improvement.
We CAMPO. here refrain from rendering
justice 10 commissioner Mckay. Ne be.
lievs that but fnr bis pssrioic course 10
sssensiog 10 . return 10 the character Of
work now Contemplated. the State would
never have seen this great enterprise thus
insured 10 il. He has been much criii
cised but no are satisfied FROM the uni.
form opinions Of the many practical and
experienced men who have attended
these lettings. TIA. ,his work will be
a. neat, substantial an! enduring. a. the
other, whilst The other would have been
impraetcsble and probably ruinous 10 the
Enterprise and those engaged in it,
W. are pleased to see from ! notice over
his signature. that be !: determined 10
preserve The integrity Of the Slate 10 lis
trust in the care snd protection from tres.
pass Of the lands donated By Congress
for The Improvement, Of the River.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-02

Leather LOSt.-Wm. Fall of this
place, los, on Sugar Creek Hill. Between
Agency and Oaumws, a roll Of leather.
about which b. would be glad to ge, in
formation. See TIE inducemen,, he of
ers
Demoine courier., 1856-05-02
=. II
TO TAX

NOTICE'is hereby given 10 those whs are
~ delinquent. tor tine tax of the year 1852,
1888, 1854 and 1885 that we are now preparing
TO- send out deputies to the, delinquent
taxes t " the above years. Those who are de-
IinqiIeat wilt save by selling the same imunedi-
ateiy al The tteaslrer oficeas otherwise the same
viii have to be collected By dlstrss, aut sale Of
personality aid lands: :
PETER KNOX. Tvs. Wap. Co. Iowa.
: april a8 1865,
Demoine courier., 1856-05-02
MITCHtLL'S
e w NATIONAL MAP.

"A M
THE celebrated map publisher, MIR. Aucus-
L rus MITCHELL has recently issued a new
map, which is one Of the most important and
eomprehensive IN contents of any map hereto
fore given to the public.
IT embodies information Of the late explo-a-
tons through onr western territories on q full
scale. and also the route OF DR.. Kane and his
winter q ~,arters, and gives a map of the Sand.
wich Islands on a much GREATER scale than in
any other publication 1t gives us a correct
idea Of our Union and its immediate sufroaud-
ings. All TT e routes over the Isthmus Of Pana-
ma.and Iehst'ntepec, and the projected railroad
rom vera Cruz to Acapulco, across Mexico,
are laid down, and the disputed boundaries OF
me Mosquito territory, Nicaragua and Costa
kica are Defined with much care. The Central
american portion Of the map is particularly
valuable, and taken from the most authentic
sources. The steamer Ioutes from New York
to Mexico. , entral America and the West In
eies; me different lines projected for railroads to
the 'Pacihc, the GadsdeR boundary line, and all
me new territories Of Utah, Kansas, Nebraska,
Washington, Oregon, &C., are 10 d down with
great precision. The statistical tables, the dis
lance liable, the Census of every county in the
United States, will be found extremely valuable.
Ibis IS a map absolutely necessary for every
man who intends to keep pace with the stirring
occurrences of the times. Hugh S Nc Adams
has been appointed agent for this County, and
the only person OF whom they can be obtained,
and intends to give every one an opportunity to
procure this map, by canvassing the county
AS Mr.. Nc A. is citizen of this County, and
known to be a man ofhones y md integrity, The
public will have no hesitation n p.acing implicit
reliance in his representations.
B Q Q o m m Q n d ati0ns.
Agency City, April, 90. 1856.
The undersigned having examinedthe above
map, take pleasure in recommending it to the.
pnhlic as the tullest latest and best executsd onsl
we have seen.
J. C. MITCHELL
II. DREAMER.
A. MARSH.
j. G. RAMSEY.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-02
EDITORIAL Rules.

All communications must be accompanied
by the real name of the author, but may be
published with a fictitious signature.
Notices Of Marriages, Deaths, and Religious
Meetings will be published free Of charge.
Notice Of the meetings Of Charitable Insti-
%tutions, and Political and public meetings gen.
orally, half the usual rates Of advertising.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-02
The Work Let.

W. issue an extra Of our paper 10 an.
nounce TO the people Of the valley the
result Of the lettings which shave been
held here during this week for the Locks
and Dams upon The Dss Moines river
between Alpine iabou, IL miles below
rOuumws.) and For. Des Moines and al
81. Francisville.
The awarde are as follows:
No 1. John B. Lee & Co., ofN York.
No. 2.
No. 3.
No. 4. Ja.. 4 Chas Collins g. Co Of
No. s..
No. 8.
No. Z. Russell, Bonney & Co., oil
Ksosauqsa.
No. o. +. Lyon, and Geo. Gillaspy oil
Ouumwa.
No. IL.
No. IL. Davis Brothers Of Fort Ma
dison.
No. Ia.
No. Is. Morrel, Pe,.igrew & Co.,
New York City.
No. II. Whi,cher, Craig 4 Davis In.
d%ianapoIis.
No. 10; o. P. Roo. Il Go New York.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-02
GOLDEN r.

would call the attention of I'll, public
particularly to this Stove, a supplyo Of which
! have just received, as one Of the best (if
not the best, stove in use, being larger than
other Air Tight st owes Of the same nun.
bef. Call and see them before buyinge lsc.
where. GEORGE SMITH.
May lst '~56-n-l0-y.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-02

N~~~
$50
.e,x 8
Aia b
EScJ
MAKING
| w..
} the above
Is old stand
Second &
Give orders
his line
he can re
functions Of
for wool
|rse power,
-" toHy
sb'e terms.
we in run.
Fells Pat
up. mend
HIRED N1
instie to a
viii say
| come on,
13st lisgs.
~ persons
r. TO see
DRIDG
Demoine courier., 1856-05-02

N land
CO keS
exclusi4s
Vest d.
pared to
lesale or
manner.
"Llttle
F. during
wing in
Rnd pat
! NE
liraishci
weighs
b. 1910;
ire suif-
Ald,anG
fety .e
ompany
Elh'r'e
Demoine courier., 1856-05-02
Gents Furnishing Goods.

Consisting or Shirts, Cellars, drawers, sus-
penders, and Cravats, also, Boots ana Shoes
Hats and Caps.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-02
SIS REWARD!

-
ON Thursday, the oath inst at sugar Creek
" hill, q roll Of Leather containing f71.2
lbs, Oak sole leather: I 2 dozen French Calf
skins. ! Glazed grain French Morocco, aid 4
papers Iron nails. Any person who will return
the above propertyto the Subscriber a. Ottnmwa
or pat him in the way o. getting il will receive
the above reward. VIM. FALL.
Otumwa MAJ, lst1S56. 81. no 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-22
Brooklyn CITY 6ews.

ANOTHER CownDING AFFAU.--Yestercey Mrs. Jane
Pentand and Mrs. Elizabeth Chids arrested
rants charging them with committing assault and
battery upon Mr. Benz min Baldwin. Mrs. Psntand,
who is the wife Of Jo Pentland the rider,
complained Of principal Mrs. Chds accessory.
1t appears that Mr.. Baldwin, who il real estate agent
in this city, and extensively known, circnlsted a.
legged reports pr.udcal to the character OF Mrs.
Pentland. She made her mind 10 obtain redress and
sending word 20 M BALDWIN invited him to call at
tain houe in Fulton avenue Tuesday evening, about
O'Clock, as gentleman about going to Europe
he made his appearance at the time named where
tire two women in waiting. As az he
cane within reaching distance Mrs. Peutanc, c,whide
in hsId, advanced and applied It to his person with all
the vgor In her power A gentleman near by took the
weapon from her. when she ade Of her fists.
Mr.. Baldwin Effected bis escape
possible, and the next morning susd cut warrants
sgsinst both women They appeared before the Justice,
and through counsel waived examination and bau
in $3.50 each, await the action Of the Grand jury
FALL BUILDING NARROW ESCAPE In
MA1fs-Abeut II O'Clock yesterday morning two story
frame building in the Of No. Is Poplar street. gave
way and tipped st angle about as degrees The
lower floor occupied a school by Miss Potter, and
the children engaged in recting their the
lime. They all thrown against the side wall but
recovering themselves managed TO escape without injury
10 any one The upper story was occupied by family,
who also escaped unhurt. The Of the damage
the Undermining of the foundation wall BY work
men who are digging out cellar the lot adoiDirg.
The building Is owned by NJ. B. A. Brewster. The CHIN
ney fell sgajpst the CT house which fronts Full
ton street, but created more friRh. than damage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-22
Kings County Circuit Court.

MAY 2l-WiHadm ". RasseU rs. George Ldw.-This
concluded Tuesday aerI oon and given to
the jury about O'Clock that evening with instruc
lions bring sealed verdict yesterday morning At
the opening Of The Court Yesterday they returned
dict for SIS 1891 48. beiog half the amount claimed
two and half per cent the amount paid f,r the
steamships in question, An order staying proceedings
for thirty dsys grante in allow defendants
counsel to prepsie bill Of exceptions.
JUDGE ROCKWELL AND THE LIQUOR Law.
1t Will be remembered thai Judge Rockwell, IN his
ohaga to rbe Grsno Jury Of Kings county, two
ago. laid down tire principle that every guilty OF
a misoenta who colo liquor In less quantities toan
Eve gallons. Yesterday, after the Ju had returned
verdict in the Russell sgt Law he adjourned the
Circuit Court for the term in order TO ahe up the in
Oyer and Terminer. The District Attorney. Mr.. Under
hill not beng prepared however TO Try the cases, they
sent lhe Court Of General Sessions be tried
before Judge Norris who is of the counsels the
Kings County Liquor Dealers Association. The court
was therefore adjourned zine die.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-22
COronefs' Inquestf.

ANOTHER VICTIM THE PANAMA RIoT.-Coroner Con-
merry held inquest the New York Hospital upon the
body Of George o. Fields native Of this city, who died
from the effects o. wounds received during the
late riot At Panama The deceased cut across the
with mscbet and received four slugs in the FORE
head, from gnn. The in mediate cause Of death was
coppesis fever but this dsesse brought on by the
wounds received The jury In this case rendered q
verdict Of "Desth from copgesye fever superDdncsd
BY injuries received At the late Panama riot and
further the ps.ves CT Panama for their cruel
conduct towards Americans II ia the intention Of do
IF New Granada for the outrage committed upon the
person Of ths late Mr. Fields. The deceased twenty
one years Of age, and in the employment 81 ]. B.
Wilismf 139 Duane street previous to his depaIturs
for California.
SUICIDE or AN UNKNOWN Man BY SHOOTING. Coroner
Hills held inquest yesterday morning at the neeenh
ward station house upon the body of unknown Ger
man. who committed suicide by shooting hpseIfin the
head with pistol The deceased, it appeared was dis
covered in Jcpes wood near the ire Of Sxty.fourth
street ard Sec nd avenue, BY citizens who imme
tia ely ported the occurrence ~ the station house.
The suicide quite dead, and hko from the appear
arce OF the body been corpse fer number Of hours
No pspers were found upon his person whereby clue
tohis name could be obtained. There small basket
lying beside him In which was hammer other
trjHpq articles The letters A. o. marked op de-
ceases underrhirt The pistol ueed In commit ing the
suicide was found in detached pieces about the person
Of deceased leading many TO suppose that It exploded
when fred of by deceased but the explosion was stuff
cient TO cause dea as the deceaseds brains and
were completely blown away. Deceased about forty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-22
Personal Intelligence.

Captain Edward A. Pollard leaves Newburg, N. Y,
where he has lately been residing the steamer
10, Nicaragua. Captain Pollard associated with
Walker editing paper in California, and has latterly
been preparing politi,sl work Central America prin
cpsly in defence Of the late revolution.
Hon. Moses h. GrinIeu and family OF New York are
at the Burnet House, CINCINNATI.
From the steamship Pera, at England, on May with
the India and China mails, arrived NJ X T. de Silver,
ARRIVALS.
T.hi ah sSsi
Tor. PMladeT bia q. Holmes sew York; Thomas q Loeb,
HSets e So s r.
rrs.so sss sSn John kgeSws Boston Rev
sor Miss Simpson s. g.; David Allison HALIFAX
From Rsns r ss asassp Jan Gsrdor Pen
Mvrick Chapman, Lang N seton, osenhen and two
sa Az R enid ns
% me- ss ok, Mad s sac
Ma ssy eh ana H sds % MILE Post
Two sery.nt' KShler and lsdy sshis ana servant
De Mao Frssh Se rrssoh aiss9n and ady
kss Walton fs1 s 5s
heee PaDao Js bse
s tf1 sSr two es
wants, VIM sasr par.is and LADY Capt hchard Adams,
ds pe' y ens
Ho jean Atse s
Jseob Kecb Chss Lu1z arc ady Madame veman Pc sch
ss w
Mill, W Gran Grant Pegg Foulman, w Oily.
ma HeLry Day, VIM Webbe', Mile kempbl, MILE II Kemp
bin h'e Msnpers Mr. Moeton. lady SIX children infant;
Lea Prtchsro, Jackson, Bogs and lady, b Burr,
Madame Jan son Capt Ls~rtnce snd lady Boardma
Heabsra, lady end child james In VernA Alexander Du
Vernet. Total, l59.
From Bsr,s In scbr Dwight Davidson Johnsone Doyle
From Demarsrs, In bark Princeton Mrs Cameron,
hree children and servant Mrs BsJne and i've children Mr.
Newswn, Mrs King.
From shapghse, ship Rock City Mrs wardener and two
chileren
From Mohre in he stSamship Quicker Ci,y-Mr Dumont
and lady McVcher, ody daughter: lady,
Jobp jones, Jr lady and child Capt Curtis lady two
children; Mssdames Murray and daughter II smith and
child Burke and children, b Wier aud child Mrs
pewa ak child, and Eusis children
children and servant Cafkson and child Misses Foster,
1use Alderman Brow Curtain and niece and
Barnes; Eessr, ii sepgstsf, Krause Holland, Bernham
II Hull, Carr Plpcss and DR. II ID Cherry.
DEPARTURES.
For eavapnpb per steamship Augusta-Z Eeas Horaho
caidren Foley g Frank James smedbsrg Newell
william King, james Gsfney; sparfn. and FIVE In the
steerage
For Norfolk In the steamship RoanokeC Bailey. william
Kaynn, Joseph Drew, Alexander Davis and lady, W
Was a. william Nicholson, John Abrabams II Rockwell
Her r, hall Mr. vsnzapd Mr. Soaring Mrs Colooa, Miss
Roper vsrrum and lady Mss Varnum and fneen 10 The
sferspe.
For Charleston In he seensbip Southerner-vm Tapper
Mr. Porter, VIM Cowel, Hunter; Jno McCreeYv Jno
Nrr We don and child, wemore, Crowley WIN
r Jepkra Juo Kemp, VIM L Hathorn, Che Kerrugan
Jro Frcs MR. Wheeler Alex Tbompsop, ssd seven In
Vie sesrsge'