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Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-18

The FEJEE IsLANDERs.-Th following official
letter, published in the Richmond South, will
be read with interest:
CONSULATE OF THE UNITED STATES,
Luthala, Fejee Islands, Aug. 81, SO.
Hon. w L. Marcy, Secretary of State, ofhe
United States, Washington
Fejeeans circumcise, as praeticed by the
Jews of old. Sometimes, for slight offense,
woman's nose is cut or bit off Now Capt
E. B. Boutwell,, of the U. S. ship ofwar John
Adams, put stop in these islands to the
inhumqn practice of eating human flesh and
the strangling of women and ehildren-was
the cause of the civilization of more than
nifty thousand Fejeeans, and did more for the
advancement of civilization and Christianity
IN the Fejee nation than any body of men or
shp.of'war, except the sloop,o of war Fal-
mouth. Capt Petigra, of Charleston, (who
did well for the limited time he was here,
with scarcity of provisions on board) for the
last sixteen years since the departure of Com
mander Wilkes, of the u S. Exploring Expe
dltion in 1910.
have the honor TO be, sir.
our obedient servant,
JouN B. WILLIAMS,
U. s. Consul, Lauthala.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-18
Notice to Creditors.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY OF SUFFER-, 80
In the matter Of the application of f. A. Bentz, to be
discharged from his debts, &c.
N pursuance Of an orJer Of the Hon. r. o. Sher-
rard, County Judge ia and for said county, notice
is hereby given to all the creditors of said nsovent
at chambers, at the Court House in Yuba City, Suter
county with thirty days from the publication Of this
notice, namely, on the 18th day Of December, A. d.
iS)S at III O'Clock in the forenoon, to show cause, If
any they can, why the prayer of the said nsolvent
should not be granted, and the said insOlvent have
leave to make assignment of his Estate and be dis
ch Urged from his debts.
..-... Witness my hand with the seal OF our said
Il. s.: Court hereto Affixed at Yuba City, this 10th
'''''' day of D. csnber, A.. u. 1S5S.
c. Il. WILCOXON, County Clerk.
S. D. MuLFoRp, Atty. for petitIoner novl7 1901
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-18

SHOOTING Man FOR BEAR-A cores
pondent of the Bulletin informs that paper
that on Saturday night last, a sad accident
occurred in the mountains several miles be.
yond Santa Rosa. Two gentlemen were out
hunting, and about dusk discovered what
they supposed to be bear, a short distance
from them. One fired at the object, which
proved to be a man, who was also hunting
and at the time crawling along on the ground
to get shot at deer. The charge took eff
feet in the mans right arm, which was am
putated near the shoulder, by Dr. Burnett
of that place. The wounded man is at San,
ia Rosa. and is doing well. lie is a brother
of the man who was in company with the
one who shot him.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-18
Notice.
Syrup of Yellow Dock, s0rsOp"rlIln, aud

Syrup Of Yellow Dock, SarsaparIIIa, and
IJdide of Potash.
wouldinform my patrons and friends that can
guarantee my Concentrated Syrup of Yellow Dock
sarsapara, and IodiIe of Potash,"as the very best
preparation Of Sarsaparilla now in use.
We simply ask trial of this medicine 1t is fur
nished to the trade in boxes, continuing one doz bot
ties each, and suppedupon the most favorable terms
Ample directions accompany each bottle
Apply to S. 4. WATTS,
Wholesale Druggist,
First street, Marysville.
For sale By L. +. SPENCE
je5u Druggist, 32 Main street, Nevada.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-18

Bound OVER FOR GAMBLING.--Ah Chung, n
Cinnamon arrested for gambling, was in the
police court of San Francisco. on Tuesday,
and sent up to the Court of Sessions. Tong.
Hong, and Fong were served in the same
way.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-18

John Abel, the murderer of Eyerson, at
Memphis, has nine suits pending at Memphis,
and set for trial daring this month, against
citizens of that place. for violence suffered by
him in the attempt to lynch him for that
murder. He claims over 100000 damages
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-18

SEDUCTION AND INTANTIcIDE IN MEMPHIS
A short time since, under the head Of Mys-
terious Visit" an article appeared in the
Memphis Appeal describing the visit of n
physician and two ladies to a house that had
been closed for some time previous, and ex
pressing the conviction that one of the ladies
had become a mother there. The Appeal
now states that lately a circumstance occur.
red that has in a measure cleared up the mys
terry, though it omits names, out of respect
to the family of the party most Interested
A short time ago, about three hundred yards
from the house above mentioned, the corpse
of an infant was found in Il small box, the
marks of compression on the skull showed
that it had met violent DEATH coroners
inquest was Immediately held, from which
it appeared that the lady belonged to one of
the best families of Memphis, but had fallen
a victim to seduction. The nurse who was
in attendance testified to the following facts:
The nurse stated that she was compelled
to 90 home that night and could not remain
in attendance on the mother, as the do tor
wished her to do. 1t was therefore decided
that she should take the babe with her and
nurse il. She did SO, but was under the i'm
preston that it would not live, as she thought
it was of premature birth. Her expectations
proved correct, for before morning the child
was a corpse. She informed the physician
of the occurrence who sent hack and cof.
lin for the body. which was put into coffin
and the driver screwed on the lid and took
it away. She had visited the mother once
since the death cf the infant.
The physician coroborated the nurses tes-
timony, and the jury returned a verdict that
the child came to its death by violence, from
the hands of some person unknown. A Gu
rinns verdict aftnr the ahnye testimony
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-18
MisrelIaneous.
Information Wanted.

nF LUDWIG (sometimes called LOUIS) SIEB-
" RECHT, who came to this country from st. Louis,
Mo-, in the Spring Of 1851 In the Spring of 1853 he
was at work at mining about half mile from Shasta
ANY Information respecting his whereabouts will be
thankfully received by his brother Wilhelm Sebrecht
at honcut City, Butte county, California.
novl5 I'm
~ Golden Era copy month and send bill to
this
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-18

Citizens Steam Navigation Company.
dividend of two per cent, has been declared by
the Trustees Of this Company payable on and after
the 17th inst.
Marysve, November 10, 1888.
noyl6.10d HORACE REACH Sec,v
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-18
Sperial llotires.
THos. J. POWERS, sec'y.

G2g The Gymnasium Association will meet THIS
EVENING, for the transaction Of important business
Delinquent members are requested to attend ard pay
their assessments or their shares will be declared for
fcted. Per order.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-18

The following are the reasons why
FISHES Infallibe Hair Restorative, in its introduc
tion to the people of California, has met with unpar
aleled success.
Firstly-It never fails to restore Gray Hair to its
original COLOR whether Black, Brown or Auburn.
Secondly-It cures Badness and removes all accu =,
mutations of DandruG and scurf from the scalp.
Thrdly-By its use, the scalp may be kept in
healthy condition, and the Hair retained in color and
uxuriance.
Fourthy-In all cases this is guaranteed If trial
fails to givesatsfaction, the money will be refunded
PRINCIPAL DEPoT-139 Sacramento st., San Francis.
co. RICE, COFFIN & CO.,
noy14.qr Sole Agents, Mlrysve.
Ig- Let no false delicacy prevent you from consult.
ing Dr. CHAs IL. TozER, of Sacramento, who hiss at
tended and cured many within the last four years
and all you who have means to pay can find in
him friend, who will make charges for examina-
tons advice. We would recommend all who are in
trouble TO call on him and also look over his trca
tse on venereal in another part of this paper The
Doctors oice is on 1iXta street, between j and X,
Sacramento nov4-yr
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-18

To Druggists, Physicians and Traders.
The subscriber respectfully invites the attention of
Druggists and Country Dealers t, hisarge and well
selected stock of DRUGs MEDICINES, &C., which he is
preparedto supply az the elOwest mark ct prices.
My long experience in the business affords guar
anee that All orders entrusted to will be executed
on the most favorable terms, and by puttingup my
goods in the best manner careful packing and propt-
ness in forwarding, trust not only to give satsfac
tion but to Offer inducements to purchasers unsur-
passed by any other house. ST. WATTS,
Importer and Wholesale Druggist,
First street, MArysve.
For sale by Il. Z. SPENCE,
je5tf Druggist, 80 Main street Nevada.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-18

INFORMATION WANrED.-Informatio is de-
sired of the whereabouts of one Adam NJ.
Boyd of Illinois, who was in Marysville in
1858. Mr. Boyd if living, is SO years of
age, has dark hair, blue eyes, fair complex
ion, is erect and symmetrical in form. about
five feet eight inches high, and good looking
lie was bred a clerk in a dry goods store.
lie was doing business of some kind in Sac
ramento at the time of the tig fire, and be.
ing burned out went to mining in Yuba
county. Any person knowing anything of
him viii please direct n communication, i'm.
parting their inform ltion, to James p Boyd,
Decatur, Macon county, Illinois. California
papers will please copy this paragraph, as a
kindness to Mr. james p. Boyd.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-18

HOlIOWAy's PiIIs-No case of fever and ague.
liver complaint, collie, mdgesiion bodily weakness,
sick headache, or sexual difficulty can withstand the
curative and at the same time nvigorating action of
these Pills. Sold 50 Maiden Lane N
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-18

FIFTY DOLLARS DAMAGEs.-A woman named
Feliciana Levdeila, was fined $50 for break
ing another woman's window, and $50 for an
assault and battery on the same person, in
San Francisco, on Monday last. So says the
Herald
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-18
MisreltaneGus.
Dancing School !!

oQ MR.. MADAME PERI will open DANCING
N SCHOOL at the MEL0DE0N, corner Of Second
~ and High streets, on Saturday Evening,
E.4IH. NOv. 9th.
e%- All New and Fashionable Dances will be
taught. nov2tf
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-18
To Druggists, Physicians and
EraNerS.

To Druggists, Physicians and
Traders.
The undersigned, Importers and Wholesale Drug
gsts keep constantly on hand the largest and most
extensive assortment of Goods, in their line, to be
found in California, which they offer to the trade at
the very lowest market prices. They are also Sole
Agents. for the Northern District of California for the
following Patent Medicines
Sands SarsdparilId,
ayers Cherry Pect0rt1,
Gaysott's YeIiooO Doct and Sarsapa,illa,
ayers CIttdifie PIls
Perry Darts Pain Killer,
G,ae5ln5Wrg CO.'S Etmily Jfeclictues.
Woods OiiDe PectoraI,
Dr.. GiddiaGs' FIniIy Medicines
LdWrGn's Scljdifed cod Liger OIL
WlI6Or's cod LiUer oil and Limo,
Roman Eye Blksd1n,
CAHtGH AgUe Ptls, &c.
All articles purchased from them guaranteed of the
be9tquality; and purchases for distant points care
fully packed, and promptly forwarded
RICE, COFFIN Co.
alg9l-tf p anl 20 stree t, Marysyille.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-18
Sacramento 9duertisemtntE.
MARBLH-
Premium Marble Works.

p j. DEvINE 81 BRO
h Street, Corner Sirth, Sacramento, CAL
MARBLE MANTELS AND CRATES MONT.
ANA ments, Tomb and Grave Stones Table and Conn.
ter Tops Tile, Granite and Freestone sills and Lip-
on reasonable terms. AL kinds OF Ornamental WoIk
lone with dispatch. jy2o-6
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-18
PEyVS FOR RREeNT

There are IA few desirable PEWS for Rent in Rev.
Mr.. Walsworth's Church. which can be had by apply.
ingto II. s. HOBLITZELL,
nov5-dh I04 and IO6 First street
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-18
FIR ESP BUTTER.


UST RECEIVED FROM CLEAR LAKE,
- 800 lbs. Fresh Ranch Butter, For
sale low for cash by
JOHN g. FALL.
nov'3-n Merchants Hotel Block First street
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-18
ESOarderS Wanted.

4 FEW RESPECTABLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE
~ furnished Board in private family at 81 per
week, No. 125 street, corner OF Seventh, Marys-
Vile. nov12.tf
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-18
naiIg glatioual democrat,

We are well assured of the triumph of the
.,incinles of Democracy in the next Con-
P,s lP'ross even if the Republicans have a ma
sority in the Lower House.-Cat Express
There is frankness for you now. The Ex-
,,ross is getting honest. 1t shows signs Of
aortrition. 1t has got tired of trying to
humbug the people, and owns up to its read
-. that the late news from the East is, in its
oninion, of no particular moment. If the
nevt House of Representatives IS Republican
,ho Express don care a fig; land it don't call
,hem hack either) for the principles of De-
,rocracy" las the Express understands those
nr.nciples, of course,) will triumph wherever
porublicans are in power Now, the Ex-
.,.oss must mean this, if it means anything.
Ia language is too plain to be mistaken. 1t
zane that the President of the United
States will be sustained by the Lower House,
:tui Republican. Will these Republicans
.unnort the Administration on principle or
Cor hire or out of gratitude for the assist
opce rendered Lincoln in Illinois by Mr..
Buchanan? Fix it up to suit yourselves.
The people elect some Congressman nova
days who like fat jobs, foreign missions, and
stealing Offices Perhaps Mr.. Buchanan has
had some such fellows nominated By the Re
ou5l;caus. If Mr. Buchanan's notions of De.
mocracy are sustained by the next Congress,
it will-be purch ased support. 1t will be time
for the impeachment of a President, when
ever one becomes so infatuated with thirst for
power as to use the Peoples funds for the
purpose of corrupting their representatives
in Congress. This crime has already been
charged on Mr.. Buchanan. 1t will not be
safe for him to proceed very openly in secur-
ing the support of the next Congress. Even
"a Lecompton Senate would not dare to show
favor to President, if he should be proven
eulprit guilty of bribery" and "other
high crimes and misdemeanors. L. S.
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man, New Madrid, Memphis, Napoleon, and all
intermediate landDgs-Ths new and light right,
swift running and elegant passenger steamer Sovereign.
F. Hutchinson maste H. Phillips, clerk will leave
above. For freight passage apply on board. "a
do J. 5. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent
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Yatal ,antsIIigtrts.

THr WsArHkR--A Another bright and pleasant day
wa. yeasrdsy rhs weather. since the gale and deiage q
Friday last dry and sunny that the misplaced
s.iiar dif the srests has emerged ffem the ehrysa-
The were sadly needed the principal thorough
fs- yesterday the evening the dust dmmed and ruddsd
he declining such that would hsys
with IA BAT for Its exceedingly natural resemblance
mingled dust and sansaa which dim the background IN
Rosa great pictrs exhibition At Odd Eel
lows Hall We hope to see the sprnksrs to-day
clerk Of tho weather chance 70 come dosp freak
ishly on the dust himself.
CoaoxKRs ISQuEsr-The Coroner yesterday held
q. inquest body Mary Ann Cox. Ihweman found
Lafayette Verdict died from the e.
fscss Of intemperanes.
BuRsL ARy.-A lot Of burglars broke into shop
on svos street. Josephine aud Jackson Tuesday
night and proceeded 70 pack mp punder fer travelling convent
sacs whilst tey thus engaged q the police came
along and entered at the front door upon which they vanosed
through the back door and escaped
AN ArrExpT.-A drsyman attempted to steel
hogshead Of sugar the leyee on Tuesday evening" with
the AID or his dray Being caught In the act he hed and
caped HIS dray snd mule which Of course he le behind
were taken to pound where they i The dray Is NUM-
bsrcs 4oia Whose Is iii Wont somebody claim i'll
Frrsr DISTRICT CoURr.-The jury in the case Of
james Nolan tried Tuesday for the murder q John Renon
clock on ysrdiat q guilty
me prisoner, who Is young and arsed was sherenpon
Charles connsrs charged with assault with daeesrous
pS s9 az sse so h sm s sss
with esep v intent 70 murder were dismissed on motion q
the District Attorney there being no further cause tor their
fssisE Nsgun was tried for assault and battery and
Jacob Stanton was tried dangerous weapon
ana .aana x's 3, assa. Z, y ~
Philip Barss d for assault and battery and acquitted
I RnooRDEa srrrH's Cousrs- W. +. Cortery was
ssd s Va 81 asss s tie
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SUGAR.. some 100 hhds sold steady prices Fsirso
Fully Fair 41<Gss<e-
NoLAssEs sales embraced $500 bbls is,zaiss
gallon for Inferior 70 Choice.
FLOUR $500 bbs sod,' including 800 1000
Ohio Indsas coo st. Louis lots 81 7oasz rs and
load Of 400 Ohio. be delivered alongside ship
~ 66sSc v Dbl.
GRAIN Corn active again. with ISLES Of ls00
sacks including $500 White several lots Sc moo e5s
and 1000 Yellow Coo y busel. or 0sis 400 sacks
Indiana sold at a0c 100 Louis y bnhs
~ OF Bran 800 sacks takea at Coo p 100 rs.
PROVISIONS. Pork arm and noticed sales Of
about 1000 bbs intending 662 Mess l4
100 in two and 20 bbis NJ o. sli 90
y bhl for Prince. Bacon her with "a casks
Sides &c. and Is eces Fancy Sugar Cured
n OF Lard about 800 bbs and
sold In several lots At s1kc y d for Prime. "a
RlcE.. The market dull atsxc p for Good Carolina
coFFEE. Sales of 100 bags. including $50 at sc
., 80 Primo at 90, and go skimmings at ne . ID.
INDIA BAGGING Advanced, with sales Of $50 bales,
including 4olight at III good weight ll 100 the
same, and As at 1iko q yard, cash fist
BALE ROPE. About 40 coils Louisiana Manufacturing
Co. Rope sold in three lots at se cash. with retain
cells at 9e y n
STAR CANDLES Small sales Ice for lishup $50
loc q n for full weight
WHISKY. Retailing at l6@l7e . gallon for Good Extra
brands Of Rectihed. \
FREIGH market dull British ships filling
with Cotton for Liverpool T16d and American l52d
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swtzer. with the courteous and correct Capt 2. :.
Douglas ia the Office.
Gladiator for 81 Louis. This swift aad regular
passenger packet, Capt Geo. d. Moore, in command,
and Mr.. Geo Doyle 10 the Office leaves to-day al 3
pm. she Is q No boat. with very clever officers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-21


Yesterday was another clear and delightful day.
Business improved On the levee, and shippers had 70
Weld little to the boats and give them rather better
rsies ior freight than they have been shipping at for
some DAYS. We are glad to be able TO report this
fec< " Indicates 10 the boatmen what they might
easily o that Is, raise the rates Of freight TO some
thing Ike living pFics, Il they would only be-
united and f. 1t present, It "a nsxt to useless for
boats % be attempting to make one cent they must
hare higher prices for carrying freight or continue to-
lose, 9r run for nothing at the best.
Our landing b crowded With boats, and st1l they
come The departures yesterday sensibly relieved
the handing and made roea, for those coming. The
river before the oity continues TO rise and is now
foot inches below high water mark
Oftheppper rivers the 81. Louis Republican Of the
18th nys fN
The river at this point was stationary yesterday
morning, and commenced falling before night The
PhilAdclphia IN hst evening rnfn New Orleans, re-
ports six aud half feet in the emanuel between this
port and Cairo. and the channel very hard 10 ud 10
great many snags have made their appearance ID the
lower river which 90 not By any means improve navi-
CATION. The river below Cairo is very high for this
season 'of the year. There has been rise in the
Missouri, bal Ii hss commenced receding rapidly
The Illinois river e falling with tour feet in the chan
mel % Peoria The weather continues mild and de-
mar .es; t,a,s Il has I'M srelss sst
ARkryAIs.-The new RED river packet D. R. Car
ron Capt w Kimba arrived night before last from
Louisville with 4 large cargo, aud win start ia the
t,.,,e d. was hnlt for. We gave her dinanaions
etc. a few DAYS since. In day or two we shall
have more ii ssy ii her ere sl,e leaves.
Tie Oaaohita racket Comet. Cant. Eucene Elliott
arrived with So bales cotton from camden and will
leave again on Friday, positively, at s PM Her
Officers report HE river st very high and rising on
last Thursday, when she left Camden.
The Grand Prairie packet Frank Steele, Capt w,
u Brown arrived with 20 hllds- sugar and $40 bbls
nolasses She leaves again to-day, Of 10 A. NJ, her
regular day and hour. She deserves 70 be well pst-
fonzed - she has clever correct ane genilemaniy
o1icers. II
me keQ river packet F.F, himosii. oapt. ". ".
Niikenpary arrived irom shreveport win l'yz bales
eolton, ana leaves again on saiufaay a. = A. s
Ihe Maiikens LEND ana s'cksoufs Y. :. msli
packet f'ekseurg' oapt' = NJ. Nhi1e' arrived WIN
~ naes oo''on, aaa leaves ssAp y USUAL ~ =, y
.eesy ~ oonseo g nef po'''s s'erA' "f.S no
l.'Dssss' LOT mug paps's = .
ne ~ eus sa sl'sss lle'a nsy0a macol
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RECEIpTs on PRODUCE.

BAYOU MACON-sieamer W n Shermafl--9e bales eoston
Pitcher Goodrich 1eo69 Esttin sco5Q bales
Ward saundss Hant- 90 FIeson, Stevenson 1eo-et do
Bnchanno carroll &ed-s6 J g a Risks kco2s DO r
Cnrroll7 Duperis HAyss4co26 Hugely, Blair arOSs ~
Richard Nngent &co-z2 fhoEnhil &eo2l Grcen CFunl-s
john Wat 1co-ES 4 l. Adams &eo-lb Cuddy, Bsown keo-
n rinckard kce0 do Hopkins kee-9 bales eotl.n
Williams &cso Rhoref He<inboikan keo-5 do 10 N n
DoAEoa keot Mandesile Mcllcnnyi Darand, Roequet
oo--su1dses 20 order-fotal TN baes cotton.
sKIPwITHse rner yieksbufg bales cotton Pitcher
Goodrich 3eolfs cuddy Brown eee6i fhornhn keO5l do
JO kickE Rchard M &cl9 bales cogtoh
ss,,ssas 4 q iin Ma snasS tsrser, ssexsnsan a
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Il. w. Powell, J; II. Eats master, win
leave for Lake Washington, Grand Lake, Carolina Landing
Ashton Pcher's Point skipw's Landing Iks Providence
Camacks Landing, Mkans Bend Vicksburg, Grand Gulf
Rodney, Eatchez Fort Adams Red River Landing, Bayou
Sara, Port Hudson Baton Rouge Psquemine and Donaldson
Vile above The r. W. Powell win take Yazoo freight
sign through bills Of adn with the pyilege For freight
passage, apply on board, TO T. II. SMITH, Agent
SEES TchnupitOuas street
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ashIsa d q. HImA.ts.
THuRsnAY MnRNInn y

THURSDAY MORNING. JanuAr, n lsss.
COTTON. Tho prsensons doctors were scmewhas re-
lased yesterday and purchases were found for some 500 bas
prizes beas irregular bat mostly inside asures especial,
FOR the grades belo~ Misfng;
NEW oRLKAHs CLASSIFICATION.
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ar ais City left 81 Louis the 18th instant
Met Henry Cbouieau at oahokia Philadelphia at her
Dennng Turks Island passed steamer
Flying Cloud island having encountered some OBJ
ucon 10 coming through Goose Island and out the
foot the bar thereby stopping The eek &C. She appeared to
be whed the Falls c passed her guards were about eight
nces out Of the water On night Of the 10Th several
boats names IN known l7tMe Newcomb at Island 81
passep several night unknown. sihPased
Herald al Island 10 Pacific Greenve, Diana at War
renon IgJ Lncss and City Of Memphis at Hard Times
landing Planet and b Early at NseheL 2Oh-New Uncle
sam aud Meaiii at DonaldsonvilL 4f
p Capt Field Of the ship suffolk from St Thomas ID inst
reports the following vessels IN port
Ship Ed Notwithstanding.
ship Notwithstanding.
Ship St Petersburg, for Apala ehicoia soon.
SHIP Richmond, for this port ON the 9TH. ree
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MOBIIE-Sieamer VIM Bagalcy-652 bales Riyes,
Battle Nobe65 do Tarlec, Whiting Tul6l bales
ton Farley, Jurey &co-Total 1888 bales cotton.
Il PoETcHARTRkIN RAILROAD.
MoBILE-Seamer calforna2S4 Rives, Bat
tie & Noble. HTtf