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The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-11-03
A NATIONAL EXAMPLE.

The subjoined letter, placed in our hands by the
kindness of the county committee, and the tenor
of which explains the purpose for which it was writ
ten, is SO Characteristic of the wc-known national
sentiments of the writer and aptly illustrates the
position and enforces the duty of tho Massachusetts
democracy, at the present crisis that take espe-
cial pleasure in reproducing it in our columns.
Were the honored sire now living, whose life and
abors devoted to the preservation of that
stituton and Union around which the national mon of
the present day are emphacally called upon to rally,
there can be no doubt that he would fully endorse
the political views and relations of the patriotic son.
whose cordial sympathies and hearty cooperation
enlisted in the cause of national democracy.
There is, moreover, touch of tho grand concep-
ton and vigorous expression of national ideas in this
letter which forcibly reminds of the pamy days
of Websterian eloquence. Laurence Sentinel.
BosroN, October /, 1857
DEAR SIR : have the honor to acknowledge the re-
copt of your letter written, behalf of the democratic
committee of Roxbury, inviting to be present at a
gathering Of democrats in that city the evening Of the
sixth of October inst .Ta"7'F .T...
shall be very happy to do 80 if my other rather press
Ing engagements permit but, not able to attend you
have my heartiest good wishes for the of the
meeting and of tho which it is to be held to avo
cate. ,#rsH
Whatever may be the immediate and local consequence
Of the coming election we have for hoping
that it may be satisfactory although political oppo
ncnts muster pretty numerouslyyet by giving uni
ted support to candidates shall secure great
result the value of which cannot be overestimated We
shall keep together, in compact and unbroken
ray great national party in Massachusetts, party that
Is confined in its sympathes and associations by State
lines by other lines short of those of the shores Of
And Attn fha
or the other both Of those parties opposed to
shall crumble and scatter, they must, shall
present ourselves central and integral body around
which all the patriotic and Union men must inevitably
rally The glory and tho triumph will be ours to lead
Massachusetts back again into harmonious
ton with her sister stars.
To such contamination we will all give our best
deavors and the time of it's coming cannot be far distant
Very respectfully, your friend and servant, -
..3 t1s FLETCHER WEBSTER
J. 2. SULLIVAN Esq. -LL..H l. rs ---..-
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-11-03
THE FRUITS OF THE DEMOCRATIC VICTORY II
MINNESOTA

The st. Paul Pioneer is of opinion that Hon. Alex
andor Ramsay" sis probably elected governor by a
hundred votes and then posts the books as follows
as to what the democracy Of Minnesota have secured
at the late election
democratic State senate 4s.sr,r
democratic house of Representatives.
Two democratic United States senators.
Three democratic members Of the United States House
of Representatives la0u.a .f'hFEE ~
A democratic lieutenant governor. ra wv
democratic secretary of State.
A democratic State auditor.
A democratic State treasurer.
democratic chief justice Of the supreme court.
Two democratic associate justices of the supreme court
democratic attorney general
democratic delegate in Congress.
democratic clerk of the supreme court
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-11-03
THE ELECTIONS.

The election in New York for State officers mem
bers of tho legislature, judges etc, takes place to-
day. An election viii also be held to-day in Illinois
for county officers, and for judge of the supreme
court in the place Of Judge Scates, resigned.
The election in New Jersey to-day is for members
of the State Legislature.
The election in Maryland for governor, members
of Congress, and members Of the State legislature
takes place tomorrow.
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WASHINGTON CITY.
TUESDAY MORNING, SoV, ., 1867.

Ar IsRAH JAsn or Philadelphia, general travelling
agent assisted by JAMES DKo Jom Collins HAAlrr EDAuND
W. WHY, DExaso, E. A. EvASs JAMES 7 ASrAN, p
A. DAVIS, r. 7. RopEHps.
RSMr W. JA,s No Harrison street. Cincinnati Ohio our
kon collecting for tho Western States and Texas assisted by
TnoaAA wnIIAM H. THOMAS, THos NJ jams Dr. A l. onps,
MoRas Receipts Of either viii be good
ss-Mr Csc W. authorized 10 collect moneys tho
Union once for subscriptions and advertisements 10 the Dhtct OF
uni
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-11-03

The Iowa City Republican states that farmers in that
vicinity Offering their wheat at forty cents bushe
and cannot find purchasers. The Republican odds:
1.-THE state of facts Is reported Of the Muscatine and
other river markets. and indeed may shy Of the
kets generally of the State -
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-11-03
WAR DEPARTMENT.

Death Of Army 09icsr.-Thc War Department re-
ceved the sad intelligence yesterday morning that Beve
Major Jefferson Van Horne, captain in the third infantry
of the United States army died the 28th Of September
last at Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Resignation Captain Daniel Leadbetter, of the United
States corps Of engineers, has resigned his commission
the resignation to take effect the 3lst of December
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-11-03

STATE DEPARTMENT..

". u.
Merritt United States consul at Nassau, New Providence
of the wreck of the barque Leo of New York at Ma
rna Cay near Absco, ON the I'd instant The wreckng
vessels have taken into Nassau small portion Of the car
go and the materials of the bafqus.
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT
The ReO MEXICAN Indians Intelligence has been received
at the Indian bureau from Indian Agent Stec Of highly
interesting character council was held on the 4h Of
September with the Coyotcro Apache Indians at tho
Apache agency These Indians DESTROYS OF securing
peace II viii be recoeced that they were charged more
than year ago. WITH Somitting depredations upon the
settlements of New Mexico though the superintendent in
his annual report had exoneraed them from the charge
At the council the spokesman Of the party Chino Peno
commended that they ulustly attacked in the late
campaign The Americans had always been regarded
their friends and it their desire to continue these
latiOns of peace.
In reply to this it explained to them that the at
tack made them in consequence of the murder of
H. L. Dodge and Others and the loss of cattle through
their depredatons This drew from the spokesman adj
missions which, in Dr. Steoks opinion leave doubt of
the culpabity of Of their men, not only in what
was directly charged upon them, but in the killing of
some Puebos and Mexicans Mt Cubero last November.
grand council of the Coyotero Apaches had been held
Immediately after the fight upon the ella After three
days ana three nights spent In consultation 1t was ua
imousy resolved to ask for peace. Accordingly their
chief had been deputed to ask for it, In return they
agreed to give the United States possession the cele
brated gold mountains of Coyoteros.
Believing them to be sincere, Agent steck directed
Chino Peno to return to his people, assuring him that
further steps would be taken at present to chaise them
and that they had peace in their hands That chief
also directed to inform the captains of his tribe that
the United States wanted of their wood water
gold. On the contrary that peace and peace only
wanted and that If these depredations further
tnued stronger force would be sent into their country
than that which had just returned
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-11-03

On DrTps oprSios or TiY INDIAN REyoIT. -Dr Dull,
the missionary has said in a recent letter ~
81 have hesitation in saying, with the utmost eul,
phass that the whole tx the result 81 long .conooctd
Mohamneda conspiracy against the British power with
a view to the reestabshncnt Of Mohammcdon dynasty
instead. tt m e ~ F.s \. s.tt WI 3t .tga3
For the last hundred years they have been sighinS
and longing aud praying not only in private, but in Their
public mosques for the prosperity of the Housc OF IL
mour in the person Of it's representative the ttuar KIM
or Emperor of Delhi But the prosperity Of that hon.
is another name for the downfall OF the British and the
reascending of Mohammcdan power .t.s.a
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-11-03
MANHATTAN

REMAnKABLE INsrAScYs OF HERolsM.--The Rev. Mr.
Sculder Of India in letter to tho Christian lnellgcn
Ger gives the following instances of heoisn called forth
by the Indian mutnics F 6t
.sIet Americans he ashamed that Englishmen
their forefatlers England is noble country Her
heroes and her daughters heroines This re-
beon has brought out deeds that deserve to be assoca
ted with those vaorous actions which we, with hrobbing
pulses read In history 10 one place, lady and her his'
band fed in their carriage. He stood upright She took
the rcns She dashed the horses through band OF mu.
tncers while he with cool aim shot dead who seized
the horses heads and another who climbed upon the car
riage behind to cut him down. On they fed, till again
they found themselves among foes and rope stretched
across the road made further progress appear impossible
True to herself she dashed the horses at full speed against
the rope and they bearing IL down. stumbled, She
by rein and whip raised them, while her husband wcap
ons again freed them from those who succeeded in leap
ing upon them. He wounded, but both escaped with
their lives In another place. young lady, the daush
ter Of officer shot mtineers before they kea
her captain, pressed by his scpoys, with his good
sword slew twenty.six of them before he fell i!
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-11-03

The Dutch brig Walborg, with Crawfords eaues-
the James river, and is now at Newport Mouse
awaiting orders. "The arrival of this vessel says
tho Richmond Enquirer almost simultaneously with
the intelligence Of the death Of the artistic whose ge
MUS was manifested in the completion of his great
work ere his light went out forever, will be regarded
by some as melancholy coincidence; yet lis graft
flying to know that the object of his latest toll has
been borne in safety over the seas and that Virginia
win be permitted to perpetuate his memory by
adjoining her capitol with his most conspicuous
achievement
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-11-03

A letter TO the St. Louis Leader dated Fort Lara
mie, September ia, gives most favorable report Of
the health of tho United States army for Utah. It
says ave have scarcely any unfit for duty, and have
not lost man by disease on the route" The pro-
gress Of the army has been at the rate Of seventeen
and threefourths miles per day. Twenty-Five miles
have been accomplished without difficulty
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-18
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.

SUGAR AND MOLASSES. The sales of Sugar included
co hhds Clarified 1223sc 4 b..n Moasses nothing Of
any moment done.
FLOUR. The market quiet with sales of only about
1000 bb including 1900 Fancy Supefne in lots SIS 25 100
Fancy Tennessee SIS 3, Superfne at SIS 05S5 IT,
700 Unban led Fine und Common S. 81 20 and ST IS
Dbl.
GRAIN. Corn dull and dropping, with sales of
O sacks of which 1900 said be at 5Sc, 400 Mixed
and White and 100 Selected Yellow from 70c
= bushe In Wheat we heard of transactions of any i'm
portance OF sacks St Louis sold the evee
&c. 200 42G 3c 4 bu>he The sales of Bran
cued PSI sacks 75c, and ICE Poor Old at Zoe q 100 hs
PROEISIO Pork firm snd one lot OF 100 bbls Mess
taken by dealer SIS q Dbl. Bacon Still rmer,
with sales of IS casks Ribbed Sides at "a of Shoulders
private terms and few casks lac p h. Lard retail
ing at l1Ssd}lSc Z ID, in kegs.
HAY. Some 800 bales New York sold at sis 50S0
2 tup. Western held II S26GlS21.
COFFEE The sales confined to $50 bags Prime
llt,c and A. Skimmings at 9l4c = ID.
CANDLES. One lot of 100 boxes full weight Star proctor
4 'ianbes) WIS sold at &c 3 b.
WHIsKY...We noticed sales Of 40 bbls Recfed at zoe,
and g. Raw 2lc II gallon
FREIGlTS..A few lots of Cotton shipped for Liver
| pool 10 fill up I'D.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-18

Cnhng-d hides and sundres 70 l445 bales cot
BAYOU sARA-sts.sr cap,o.ss bales cotton to Eyrns
Oakley Hs~kins-a IiltsIbers-r Geo-is John Leg
Hender:on PeslsNoo sacks corn de Egana-sundres
order-Tota 100 bales cotton.
ce;,sioa f Sss 2hhds hidss TIs.eai5 Hay
Ays sS E
L Leaamont-sundes to ordsr-Tosal q bbls molasses.
STAMPS LANDIsG-steamet Bella Donna-06 bales cot
rsIGs ss do
Ward sanqdsIs Hant-as John Lies John Eco
TurnDa Sss wsh Alien asS SIS. sess sS,ss so
20 Anderson Mecslf-o Davis jenkins 4cols Green s
Era51 Xsas caH Se Seot SV
,,anoI PUTNAM bale. ed 10
P s kee Ss Bse DO
s" asos .sE.e s s ss
vanenlin5 Richard Sugsnt &eo5 smith Harris &cos DO
dis Ae9l Do hides Shelly seymour eoz52 sacks onions
psr % ss,on ifsa e Hnt de a
II bale hide. Robertson Me'ongaN IL hf bbs f9nr TO "
John Lee boiler cap Leeds dco-s"ndres to order-Total
ass? oTssSy sss sRps: osds-lt
Se1p p Fac Dix
kegs lard DsughsEty ,soss Do Nanrs so-2s9 boxes
sasks bran John duffy sfos,, bbs aonr Keep bsrd
Hurley &co-274 bbls Hour Kennedy &eolic: bb
Gsnss 1s Vi. Ss -four os s DO
rsn oFeby b n s boxes APPLE @ dried apples
corr to fhs SsSs boxes spplss s.eof sRs,2s
hh hes ords Short
.S ST us; team I t" H boxes cheese to
ahs ga % as., Is b bs. , ehssss s4
apples ans hhd obseeo 8
wheat Levy sunmsr.-9o sbs -four Moore vsneain-s:
ss
Price HltehcoeR La,,ing|4t
sacks bran shorts l4e5 bb -four Horel Gayle 6co-
o oyssby ~ sssd y
NV his Gigs se. aSq bb on
sss rec TO ss
PiGs &cpG bbls pork 70 Thomas Elder
sso 81. M3S5s sss sg
D. marble E!sshe apples Jas Asdd2 cases
saTs sizemgpkgs gsare Dsesss &Jacvuad5 bb
se P2s riEstPf As S
s ssa bss ss s @ n ptnhss
69se mse TO- P5eda9dsr Getsod-ooo sacks wheat
In Total 40 hhds tobacco
49, PADtCAHEssaner Twtchsl-7O boxes cheese to
bb flour IS ba eggs ksg lard john Hurley kco|2 bbIs
pickles sacks to Mediums 6co-s kea
bbs cheese Csfhnsder hhds tobacco Hewitt Norton
M soS Bnkns snio s 9e
bales cotton Ward Saunders hunt2 90 George smedes
s oa1 HsDUrs Rf' ss eo5 bs si5 on to
s Ss1 oats sb cnS See Gives bs en 81 sacks
G GivensCs sacks bran 400 sacks wheat 235 bbls -four
hbls potatoes Netteon &co-l box Adams Express-i
om rs Reilly aco-sundres orderTota "a bales cotton,
Sc hhds tobacco.
Sc; PoINT-A-LA -HACHR-schr Ceres-sundres to order.
les RAILROADS.
Of NEW ORLEANS. OPELOUsAs AND GREAT wEsTER
oas eHon b ss moss to Los ChsGP
2 hides Await Bros-2 bales moss Banchin i Chaule.
IN. PoNTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD.
md MOBILE-steamer Oregon-sundres to order.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-18
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

CAROLINA LANDING-Steamer McBae-l4l bales
cotton Kicks &Co-l39 bales Esta &colSS
jackson NcoSI do Wright, Allen
Cudly, Brown &cO-73 PnckRrd &co-6S bbls
George CouuOy-2 Feson Stevenson &cO55 bales cotton
Ward Saunders tunt- Byrne Vance kco47 bales
Bran1er Mckenma 4 Huhbard-46 do FelOweS 10
Pitcher, Goodrich Eco3S 5uckne Stanton II Nenlal36 do
John Watt kco35 Male &co-35 Richsrd Nugent &co-3i
billiard, Summers Smedes
Hughes Hysed &co-9 Payne Htrrson-25 bales
Henderson Ptue-22 Cox SColS 4 u Kelly lsco-l5 do
CaumHck Squires West-l3 Il AbylI Mcdowell, Mills
co-OL J Person eco-iU Miles, Adams kco7 bales
Thonhill &CO51 hbls pork Pearson &cu-l hides
ndse Hall Kemp kco3 bales hide. Mahr-4 GIN stands
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-18
MOTH CE.
Je6try's Double-4ctins Suction snd Force Pump,
nth India Rubber Ball Values,


Suitable and Cotton Plantations Draining Excava
tons, Dry Docks, Ships Ocean and River Steamers
Dwellings, etc.. ETC.. etc.
The subscriber having appointed Agent for this State
Jeey's Improved Double Acting Pump, with
India Rubber Ball Valves prepared TO receive orders
furnish This valuable invention patented June
5h 1855 aIded the FIRST PREMIUM the New
this Pump this community the undersigned feels
confidence that his efforts bring into general will be
seconded by all who its operation and construction
The perfect adaptation of solid Balls of India Rubber for
Pump Valves will at be 10 every thinking mind
Their mperyousness and their yielding surface secures
certainty of operation and perfection OF action winch
attained other Valves. The simplicity OF
replaced compact FORM renders this the most perfect
desirable Pump Every Planter ship or STEAMBOAT
Captain should possess OF these vhaele Pumps as
their general they can in moment De
transformed into efficient Fire Engine. -
Size No possesses capacity of forcing ~ gallons Per hill
Price $50 IN
Price S35 ,,- -,
Size No possesses capacity of forcing IS gallons per MIL
Price $50. $500, ,,...,
And larger sizes suitable Dry Docks heavy Drainage
up to capacity gallons minute now in course Of
construction and he expected Nos and are ad-
Houses for forcing the cane juice mo-
lases and the which Pump generally
Piled while for redeenng Swapy Lands the No. as ndis-
pensable 49,
convinced that when these Pumps
they for themselves and that sooner later
they will go into general use. , -.
SaIS of Size No operation c. C. Bier
& No. Price ConloR's, No. lr7 Poytrls
street or of the UNDERSIGNED where in
vit.i call ant examine before purchasing.
ANDERSON d. DIETER, Agent,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-18
D URAL RESIDENCES-
II MANUFACTURING SITES,
RARE OPPORTUNITY


FOR sALE-15O SQUARES OR ABOUT 3400 LOTS IN
THE TOWN OF kENNER.
This property is situated the line of the n o. Jack
Railroad miles from the city The ground form
the Metare Ridge is higher than other place
within ortive miles, and will drain itself rapidly, without
any artificial means.
To airy healthy and agreeable neighborhoods
raj retreats for the families of the business of the city
sections of the higher have been
tons all the streets of which designed shall be lined with
shade and ornamental To their grounds
have been and will be donated the parties for
schools churches colleges and public Here taste and
wealth may combine to make place unsurpassed for rustic
beauty.
Other sections apart for business purposes This To-
cay decided advantages for manufacturing
than other point State. 1t has front the
Mississippi river of than mile and half and upon
miles distant 1t the only place where the N o. jackson
n Railroad directly with the river, and oilers
the the piney woods and lumber
districts For the establishment OF manufactures of all de
scrptOns, dry docks and steamboat bndng has not
and for the Of araus and the mechanic
much needed in midst liberal inducements will be
offered.
be delivered here less than city The Railroad Com
will render the facilities the travelling
muuv, and will accommodation train and from the
hours suit the convenience of those doing business
the city stciency of travel may require Mr.
p Irwin will also his line of omnibsses the depot at the
requisite hours thus making the connection with Canal street
portion of this property will be sold low prices for the
small of FIVE in cash. balance five credit
with interest ut six per cent. per annum.
Fer further particulars, apply MINOR kENNER the
of kemer: W P COLEMAN IS Charles street; j.
+. FOSE, las Magazine augU ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-18
IMPORTS,

SABINE PASS-Steamship Jasper--1l7 head cattle to I.
BrOusse
COVINGTON-Sclr Arene-35 600 feet of lumber to Ward
&cJ
BIIOXI-Schr Star-3),0O0 feet lumber 10 " T Stocker
COVlNGTON-Schr Iaura-S5, 900 bricks 10 O Weber,
COVINGTON-Schr Sea Bri-50,0 900 bricks J Stewart
COVINGTON-Schr Martha Ann-35 900 bricks TO Merritt Il
Mcdonnell.
COylNGT0N-Schr Eictors-500 bbls sand to order.
COEINGTQN-Schr Fonniubeau-jUU bbls sand 10 order
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-18

BRAZOS SANTIAGO-Schr Sea Drft-70 bales 81 cases s.
trlsses nlse, 6l0pkg slndrte>.
BELIZE-Srhr Mary-3I9 -four, lis do pork beef
do ale do alcohol do 10 bible bread
apples, coffee 2acks do pepper bXs candles,
do cheese II kegs brte IS sko oil tcs bacon c hams,
caret Is boxes tobacco 10000 feet lumber
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-18
DOUBLING THE INCOME OF COTTON
u PLANTERS.

PATENTED IMPROVEMENT ~ THE MANUFACTURER
OF YARNS,
Employing Spin the Crop up but about ne mum,
his nHnber consisting o. children or
six years Of age above and unfit for plowng
picking cotton, -, .,, =, .. ,,,,r .o,,
BINATION OF MACHINERY, inclusive of the STEAM EN-
CINE if necessary-napely: The Gin with Lap Appeudase
in one Machine and the Machines OF the Spinning Sc
r and 10 have arranged in the Spinning Room the
plantation complete with dispatch. Also competent
'oSE.HAIF OF THE NEW PORTION OF THE INCOME
the very first year, will MORE THAN PAY for the whole
Machinery of the Steam Engine and the SpInes
Wages.
in its results to the Planter is equva
lent his having purchased OF me plantation nego
productive than those he works. and while his Spin
ming will prove his diversion it will be from
and anxietes inherent Planting, Gathering and
Baing up crop
MY TERMS.
MACHINERY is a CASH ARTICLE but for good accept
reasonable aclities and for the RIGHT OF
THE PATENT, oefoUrth be paid to each Of the hrst
years the the Yarns bring Gnned Cotton,
with nsung should the Plantation change
prOprietors
Propositions from Planters be made and TO know
OF Machinery their particular they must not omit
what has been the number of pounds OF their ecor
how many pounds OF Yarn day they must Spin a.,
Az GE0 G.. HENRY, Mobile, Ala
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-18
CT TTLE M A R K E T.
Slipping Snttlligents.
FRIDAY, September Is, 1857.

FRIDAY, September Is, 1851
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
British Schr Mary, Stevens for Belize Honduras Avet
Schr Sea Drift, Smith, for Brazos Santiago, H Phelps
ARRIVED.
Steamship Jasper Flanders for Sabine Pass, to maerBer
wcks Bay.
Sclr Arsene. Cooper, from Corngton-Basin.
Schr Star, Parker. from BiioNt-Fasin
Sclr Laura, Perkins, from CorinCton-Rasr.
Schr Sea Bird. fiipper. from Covngton-Basin:
SclIr Martha Ann Williams, from CovinEton-Basin.
Schr Victoria Ford. from tovington-Basin.
Schr FontHnbleaU, Peters. from Covingion-Basn.
STEAMBOATS,.
Oregon, Myers from Mobile
Ceres, l4abarth from Point ala Hache.
City OF Memphis kount2 from St lons
City of Knoxville Dalteres from Locport.
CaniOl, BprrancU tom Bayou Sara.
W Mctae. White. from NicksbHrE.
Bella bona Mct'0mbs. from Fort Adams.
L j Auckland, Miller, from ST l.ous
T c Twichell, Smith. from faducah.
BELOW -CoMIN6 up.
Mex Sc Leonor scoHa 70 days from Tabasco, to Gamer
den.