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551His IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT

Il the subscribers have obtained from the Orphans
Court of Baltimore City letters of administration the
estate of ENRN B. LAFlTTE late of said city, deceased
All persons having claims against the said deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the with the vouchers
thereof to the subscribers, before the odd
january, 1888 they may otherwise. by law excluded
from all benefits of said estate All persons indicated to
said estate are requested to make immediate payment
Given under onr hands this 10Th day Of judy 1855
GEORGE WILLIG.
SUSAN A. WIIIIG,
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~ ~ HANDSOME DWELLING

4f17 ....4 HANDSOME DWELLING.
Hiji ON NORTH HOWARD STREET, NEAR MADISON
$780, STREET
AT A AUCTION
Will be sold FRIDAY AFTERNOON. July 2Sd at
OK o'clock on the premises, all the following described
very desirable property. viz:
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND AND IMPROVEMENT
situated the east side of North Howard street. north of
Madison street The Lot fronts Howard street Is feet
and running back 167 feet to ten feet alley
The improvements, No. 246, consist of a WELL BUILT
TWOSTORY AND ATTIC BRICK DWELLING, with
Two-Story Brick Back Building; gas through the house
hydrant in the yard with many other convcnence for
family.
call special attention of persons wanting very desir-
able dwelling, as the sale will be peremptOry.
Ground rent on the whole lot S45.
Terms at sale
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iyl4 law4w EDWARD NJ. KEITH Administrator

7 'IIIS Is TO GIVE NUTIIT THAT
L the subscriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
of Baltimore City letters of administration on the estate
of PETER KRAAIER late Of said city, deceased
All persons having claims against the said deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the with the vouchers
thereof to the subscribers before the 18th day Jan
uary, 1853: they may otherwise, by law be excluded
from all benefit of said All persons indebted to
said estate requested to make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 18th day of July, 1858
ELIZABETH KRAMER,
iy16 1aW4w Adm'v
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Two promising sons of Mr. Thomas Reed were
instantly killed by lightning in Marshall county,
XIV In ~
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N THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
Il FOR BALTIMORE CITY, Ordered, on this 18th day
of July 1855 that the sales made and report ed by Luther
NJ Reynolds, Trustee Of JOHN BRAE Err be ratified and
confirmed unless the contrary thereof be
on or before the ID day Of August provided copy Of
TINS order be inserted in da newspaper printed in
sand city week for each week before the day last
aforesaid.
The amount of sales is 81 $50. L. \. MARTIN.
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1EyHIS rs TO GIVE NOTlCE THATrIIr

HlYen under my hand TINS 10Th day OF june, 1858
W. w. GLENN
je2S1aw4w Administrator u T. n
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- o. LARGE AND VALUABLE WARE
HElI HOUSE ON MCELDERRY'S WHARF AT AUG.
1880 TlON.-Wil be sold on MONDAY August ID at
one O'clock at the Auction alesroom 10 South Gay street
all the following described VERY VALUABLE PROPER
TY, viz
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND AND IMPROVEMENT
situated on the east side of McElderrys wharf The lot
fronts the wharf p feet and running back feet wide
street.
The improvement consists ola valuable proof
HOUSE, (abo4t half way down the wharf) nearly new,
substantially built four stories high with fine cellar
and fronting on the widest part Of the dock Rail
road track on the rear of the lot also excellent Hoist
ing Apparatus &c This property is suitable any
sness where space required &c Ground s. per
foot
Terms, 6 and 10 months, with interest
Apply to GEO. II. WETTER, Esq, corner of Front and
Lombard Streets
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ENGLISH DEAD-LETTER 0rr1cr

II. Inc United States steamer Fulton, from the
ok on Monday, with machinery damaged. ''
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Il TlM0RE CITY, IN EQUITY, July Term, 1S5S.-Or-
dered. that the sale made and reported by CHARLES
MORTON STEWART Trustee, for the Of the property
mentioned in the proceedings in the above he ratified
and confirmed unless to the contrary thereof be
shown before the 10th day OF August next provided
copy of this rider he inserted in newspaper printed
iii the city of Baltimore, three successive
weeks before the 10th day of Adjustment
The report states the amount Of sales to be 81 $50
GEO T. SANGSTON Clerk
Test-GEO. l.. SANGSTON.
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-10-14
STOLEN HORSE.

NOTICE ID hereby given, that }. D. Brown, who
IN was recently arrested At this place BY oIicsi
frsa Mc0rsgors landing. sold horse to citizen Of
eioux City, snd sftss his arrest said brown acknow
edxsd that hr stole ssd horse lie did not say where
but NFc his r~1arks, u supposed that he got the
hosss n fsyetto county In this stats The horse hss
ossu laft In my cars, by tbs purchaser and will b.
6svs'sd " tbs o.nsr upon tbs proofof his property
ssd payment Of charges.
GEORGE l.. Jacket.
etoux city, lows, Sept. ~, lsSs--E
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-10-14
NOTICE.

A IL. persons are hereby cautioned against purcha
~ sing II ous Isaac f.ndlsio0, " any other person
tbs following pieces II land b. Wit: the west half
tbs south cast quarter 81 seetion t~snty ,@ven ais
Fractional lots I'd two aud three Ia said ssctior
II to~ nshjp ninetytwo north, Of range iorly' min,
~sst, ssid lands lJiDg In RI mouth county. In th.
state of iowa, or having 10y dealings ~hatsv@ IA
SAID psndissoa in rsstos u said lands, tbs sAa
are clsiaed By The Moth. Western Land Company, AZ
incorporated comp~n sstabi he'd aud sxist,ng unds
ssd BY virtue u ts Lass aud In sstd State OF Iowa
said e,mpsay hxvias furnished said fsndlston with
~ osaMA - sntSs said lands III Aad eopsny, unds'
atsset wttA htsa sstsss1 tst0 slOAt - a,t1as y
ths month u May last, u coGssy sad lands 10 said
e6snvssy.
Aud he having sstsssd said lands With ths none,
aHd means atbssssd fusnishsd BY ssid CON sany
sow fsiasss u psrtrM BIZ part II rsia contract
Aysb, compelling said Company " eossnisnes suit
u.s.. y nov psssding IN the District Court ~ Mnpd
~ .sids, IN aid siliel % suiurr said soslrsst
49,. fMtH ", Assot Vi sAta Clapaay.
ueos CIV -, =, ltbs-N
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-10-14

.>ssting Of ssogx CRIT Lopos No 10, We'd.
n~Ay svssing Il - psses1iss the fsn u IL
VY 0ooa. IN. aCN1, W..
0asaos Avsav, ase'y.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-10-14

u HNAiNlK0 10 ~ Rase 00ss = aoesg o.
N lewa, Sas - Qsastss saAinG 49, -, lstA
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BANKING
AGENCY OFFICE
030x01 WEA1x,
(1ai1sas ssl asts1 fhrlnw u e< iass ~ Y 0pns,
UtGs, 0bssss q Co..
aanssR rs@v- $500.

SIOUX CIT1, S0wA.
COLLECTIONS nsAs apA rss.ittsl q esrrsas ssasa
~ Of ExshApoD-Msosg isvsgee1-Past1eulas at.
tenboo g1ysa 70 IL payneot ~ fa1a Esd locoejon
Of Land Wssrants. An 0rdsrs eoonsetsd viii . 0sa-
era! SAntipg sn1 Aesaey bsaIsss vin resolve Dseast
Rsqssstiag nstiss 70 he hljowing: zhe bssiassa
Of Donretdsnts IL solicited. Thseo b Dow Il market
h To Sioux City Land District abest so00eo aerss
a Government Land. Most q thsss lands are ~
eatsd along tbs "Duboqus and Raci6c" asd Iowa
All kpe" ksjlsea1s, end aso unrjvAled u bsaaty,
stllty eod leeafion. Tbs land within six nijss 81
ths kaRFosds Will b ~ d 13.t0 ~ sore. LAsA
lands.
charge Ns ssterins iasl Mn eo,d, ~ ,s,chass
aad sals ol Asai kStatss 1vs ~ ssut.
lor 'eesaag ieo $40 No ~. sio; lad 49, 49, y
% .; ..
- s; /.
y. D. An ioeal1eos naAs - - ~ upoa iasda ~
lectsl - rsaiab9s 1usv~y6s Aso psrsoaA iaaps>
tisoL
-. Z 1:ysss. n. l.oS.
epeness, via O., 1ssasa
2. o. Adams, Eaq., chisagA
Clark, Bros. Z Co., 20. Letia,
VI. II. karksdAts / Co., 10
ksdmoed. Lowell I Co.. Dubsaus. ls~A
AsekJet Corhin, Devenpert, Iowa.
E.Dvaoat Esq IsAi.aaS.laa lsAiasA.
!. Q. kAsh, 0hsst0, oalsm, n. {.
Bank Of Ssnses galls, Ssoeca Pals, NJ
Register md ksnsivs Lssd Oaes, siosx CITY, isss
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1A0 ACRES of land joining the corporate limits
ltO Of Sioux City, will ~ sid Ia tfaets 70 suit
purchasers and at low ngurrs. Address
GEO. WEAKE, Banker,
Sioux City, Iowa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-10-14
DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE b hsrshy givsn thst IL partnssshsp hsss
IN tosbss sxistins bstvssa Tie usAsssigned 6sina
business Of Sioux City, Iowa, under the naano end
style Of 1ssns Williams, Cook . ca, ~ 49, IN
Day aiee1lvsd y 0otaol eso@qt-nSrnAose 1eoa
Jase willlAnA, 0esrgs D. fsog1s 49, JoAe 4. Osck
hsvtng s0h thes latsesst b H. othss pastuee Hce
80 G. Bacon who b antheeieed - sstto IN III %
ecsnts Of ~ nm 1sn, and who WjEl epntipus u
badneM h - eWo n1no at tAs 00s plaee.
DEREHAkT @RNM.
JESSE WILLIAM,
TT Jobs r. COOK,
Ia a., Nssaunr L ~. s
fhssndsrsipsa lake pllasurs 10 ssaMssSiag tbsls
ets partnes, Horace Q. boon, 70 H. vos q ths b.
saneas co0munity, end hnpe their lpenss Patrons
WI extend 70 ~ share q their pstsosaes.
yI ~ 5JJ8 1HANAART nhNN,
JESSE WILLIAMS.
Dissolution Of Co-Partuership.
TUE Co-Partnsrship hsrstolbrs existing between
Il =. vsn Voesst snA Geo. !. faeksts sa1 John CO.
ln0, uudsS To- uans End styis Of Van voSsst Co.,
has this day bsen dissolved 81 mutual consent The
books Of tbs company are in the hands Of Geo. L.
Iackst Who baa full power 70 ssttle TIE buslusas
the arn. Persons knowing thsnsslvss spAsbtsd vtll
pleaAo ealo SD ostej0 ths saOo.
a. The Livery DaslneeO will oE2A
ION hereafter b. conducted by Geo i. -
IarkStt ~ JoAn Colon under the naane q Tackstt
Co, st thslr o1A stand.
AVIAN WORST,
0H0 L. TACkETT,
July 10. 1s6S-v1nztG JOHN COLON.
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u. ,. MOORE. c. CLAP.
MOORE & CLAP,
BA N K Frs.
zeal Estate 13rot4ere,
SIOUX CITY, IOWA.

References.
Phelps, Dsdgs 90. No. 10 . q Gilt st., Mt,
Hon. 4. spencer, Utica, ny.
VIM. X. 0sburn, President Bank Of Binghanton
Blnghamton, N. Y.
J. I. 1Aaew worthy Bros. Banksvs Dubuque, Iowa.
>. D. Phelps. Prssidsnt Susqushansa Vale, BANK
Ringhs1tou, N. 7.
G. strong, President Broons County ,vallsy Dank
Binghsmton, N. Y.
Hon. bauisl 9. Dickinaoa, Dinshamton, NY
Csolbaugh Brooks, Bankers, Burlington, Iowa.
Cu1tsstson Reno, Bankers, Iowa City. Iowa tni
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-10-14
Found !!

GENTS DREAsrP!N, which the owner can
IA have By cailiag ct ~ Register Once, snd psy
IN 1Dy thls notice.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-10-14
Order Of Publication.

Ox00E 01 1UUAlC8bAO0s
6asts ~ losSa, 1~oWd C0Snty, ~.
Chsriss D. Thompson
NJ c. Kline.
70 N. C. Kiins--S1: You hereby notified thai
thsrs 10 nov on die ia the Office Of the clerk Of the
District Court Of Monona county lows. petition Of
Charlss D. Thompson, claiming OF tou tbs sum Of
one hundred and twenty four dolass and sixty Eve
sssts - justin due him for money BY him advanced
and usss ct your request 70 psy taxes, and for his
reasonable tees and compensation for the payment
thsesoE and thst attachment has been issued On
said claim, against yons goods and chates, lands and
tsnsnsnts and that unless you appear and suswsr
10 said ition before the first dag Of ths next
tsr0 Of tho District Court, 70 b begun and holden
- Onawa. In said county, on tbs secoud Monday In
November. \. D. 1853. judgment will be rendered
axsinst you r the whole amount, with interest and
s4ets. ADDlSuN OLIVER,
Atty for Plaintiff.
October 81, L. D. 1855.
This potiee havisg bsen returned by the sheriff Of
Nsoons county. lows, endorsed "Ths within named
~ G Kliss not found In my baiiiwick," hereby or.
der 70 b pubishe1 for four successive weeks In ths
Sicax City Register, weekly paper printed In Wood
bary county Iowa. H. J. HAWLEY,
Clsrk Of the District Court Of Ncnona county. Iowa.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-01-14
Salas Of Boat StoraS.

Messrs. SEIBEL s. Co., have furnished
ns with The following statistics, of their
sales of Boat Stores during the past year: =
Sl7 Beevcs.
987 Sheep.
3l3 Hogs.
100 Tons Ice.
6539 Dozen Eggs.
6575 Pounds Butter.
789 Turkeys.
439 Dozen Chickens.
They are building large and convenient
Wharf Boat, and have completed arrange
ments for more extended business this
year. This has always been a favorie
place with boats for provisioning, because
it is about midway for through boats, is
the end of the packet trade, We have good
landing, and Messrs. S. & Co., were al
ways on hand to supply their wants. Boat
men, and the producers Of the country will
be glad 10 hear OF their new arrangeeents,
and preparations for an extended business.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-01-14
THE HORSES OF THE EXPEpL-
TI0N NEARLY ALL LOST.

The RepuJlica" has received the follow
ing correspondence, which serves 10 correct
the story published day or two since from
a St. Joseph paper, to the effect that bat
tie had taken place between the Mormons
and the U, S. Troops, in which the latter
were cut to pieces:
FoRr KEARNEY, Z. T., Dec. %, 1857.
On the 26th of November, Col. Johnston
was at Fort Bridger, at which place he had
established his head quarters. Col. Cooke,
with six companies second dragons, arrived
that morning, having lost many of his ami
mails, and the remainder were unfit for SER
vice. From Laramie To Salt Lake there is
no grass, Che Mormons having burnt it in
advance of the troops.) consequently all the
animals belonging TO the expedition were
very poor when winter set in, and it is re-
ported that they are dying al the rate of some
one hundred daily. There can be no doubt
that when spring opens Col. Johnston will
be so crippled that he will be compelled to
await the arrival of fresh animals, and 9TH
err supplies, before he will be able to COM
mence active operations. That the expedi-
ton is failure for this year, cannot be
questioned; and when we reflect upon the
matter and see what an immense amount of
public money must be lost, as we'll as the
condition Of the troops, on short rations, and
living IN tents in country where the snow
is usually very deep during during the en-
tire winter, Gin November il was two feet
deep it would seem that your predictions
last summer were well grounded. That the
Mormons intend 10 resist, there can be no
doubt; they are fortifying the passes that
lead TO the city. They have released Jesse
Jones, agent of Majors s. Russell, who was
tsken prisoner by them some time since, and
have sent him to Col. Johnston's camp In
passing through the different eanonS they
blindfolded him, to prevent him from obtain
ing any knowledge of their movements. 1t is
reported that Bill Hickman, who is one of
the Danites, and notorious scounlrel, has
been killed by mountain man named Ba-
ker. | am inclined to think it is his broth
er, who wa. a prisoner in Col. Alexonder's
camp, as report says, he was released short
time since.
Mr.. Magraw, Of the wagon road expedi-
ton, has volunteered under Col. Johston-
those Of his party who would not do SO were
discharged, 80 this expedition is broken
up without accomplishing anything, save
what has been done by Lander, chief engi-
ueer, and his assistants. Mr.. Msgraw hav.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-01-14
MAR r LED .

DUNcAY-HARRIs.-On the It'll, by Rev. B. T.
F, Cake, Mr.. Samuel J. Duncan, of this place,
and Mrs. Louisa Harris. of this county.
Gold dollar received.
"Be theirs the pure, the prosperous love,
That pledged on earth and sealed above;
Grows in the worlds approving eyes,
In friendships smile and homes cares,
Collecting ali the hearts sweet ties
Into one knot of happiness"
EsTILL-CRAwLEY.-On the 7th, by Elder VIM
NJ. Burton, Mr.. Sidney Estl and Miss Nancy J
Crawley, all of this county.
Gold Dollar received. "Blessed be the tie that
binds two hearts in one, )" and as they grow older
may the "blessed tie" grow stronger, and their
pathway in life be strewn with flowers.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-01-14

ng had some difficulty with his engineers,
they, as we'll as the disbursing agent, LEFT
him, and have gone to the states.
A few nights since, party of Cheyenne
Indians attacked some Pawnees, who were
occupying an old mail house within few
hundred yards Of the post, which occasioned
some little excitement in the garrison. The
command promptly turned out, and de-
tachment was sent 10 patrol, but the night
was so dark that no Indians could be dis
covered. Some doubt was felt, at first as
to the fact Of the Cheyennes having made
this attack, but next morning moccasin tracks,
without doubt Cheyenne were discovered
WHICH settled the matter. The bold attack
upon the part of the Cheyennes was from
the following circumstances, viz: Three
Pawnees had stolen some horses from the
Cheyennes, were pursued, and the animals
recovered. In the encounter the Cheyennes
had one man killed, (supposed to be chief
and another severely if not mortally wound.
ed. The Pawnees escaped without loss, and
came Immediately TO the fort, where they
had been some days before this attack was
made on them; which fact was, no doubt,
known to the Cheyennes, and their object
was to surprise them, and get scalp or two
in revenge for the loss of their comrades, -
An attack upon the post was evidently not
designed by them.
We are enjoying delightful weather al
present, and as the contrast is so great 10
the weather experienced last winter, we do
not fail to appreciate it, and devoutly wish
for its continuance during the whole win
ter.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-01-14
Assessment Districts,

The County Court laid the county off in
to four Districts, at their session last week,
and appointed four assessors. We have not
been able 10 get the order Districting the
county, but will have it in time for our next.
Glasgow cemposes the First District, and
Mr. Feland, the old Assessor, who lives in
the second, was appointed to Assess this
District. 1t seems to us, in doing this, the
Court acted contrary to the spirit Ofthe new
law, if not the letter. When we get the
order of Court Districting the county, we
shall refer to the subject again, and give
some extracts from the law.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-01-14

THE PEACH TREE WoRM.-Young peach
trees are always infested with white worm
which if not searched out and DESTROYED,
does great injury TO the trees. The moth
lays her eggs in June in the bark Of the
tree, near the surface of the ground. The
places of the worms may be known by the
gum that issues from the wound. Follow
the track Of the worm with knife and
destroy them. 1t should be done during
winter or spring.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-01-14
Jan. IL, 1858.

The undersigned having purchased the entire IN
terest Of A. H. Jones in the stock of goods belong
ing 10 the late firm OF Pitts & Jones, will continue
the business al the old stand. Grateful for the ma
tonage bestowed upon the firm, during the past
year, he sohcits a continuance of The same 10 him
self as successor; and hopes by unremiting alten-
ton TO his business and desire 10 make ali trans
actions mutually beneficial. 10 merit a still more
extensive encouragement. His goods will be sold
TO cash and prompt time buyers at very low fgures,
Desiring TO reduce his stock as much as possible
preparatory TO the spring purchases he offers libe-
January ii, 1853.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-01-14
Administrator,s Notice

NOTICE is hereby given that the UNDERSIGNED
IN has obtained from the County c. art Of HoUI
ard county, letters of administration on tho
Of James r. Lynn, decd, beari.g date January
ith, 1858.
AllpersOns indebted to said estat . are reopests5
to make Immediate payment; and those bayinJ
claims against said estate are reouCst5d TO present
them properly authenticated, within one wear, or
they may be pIesSluded from having any bemfit Of
sald estate ana II rot presented within three wears
hey will be forever barred.
Jan. II, Jt5S-3w -A''''
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-01-14
New Rnats.

new Boats.
The Republican Of the 7th notices the
following new Missouri river boats, now
being finished off at that place.
The New MISSOURI RIVER UNION LINE
PACKET BEN LEwIs.-At the foot of Carr
street, the Union Line packet Ben Lewis,
Cnp, Thos. H. Briefly, is being finished,
and will be ready for business by the LIST of
March. She is the farthest from being
completed of all the new boats, but the
work is progressing rapidly under the i'm
mediate superintendent Of Capt. Briefly,
who has watched every piece of timber
which went in from her hull TO her hurri-
cane roof. The extreme length of the Ben
Lewis is 245 feet; keel 220 feet; beam "a
feet; depth of hold 81 feet; floor 81. Her
machinery has not yet been put aboard, but
will be as follows: four boilers, % feet in
eugth, and 40 inches in diameter; engines
wife 243 inch cylinders and 8 feet stroke.
The engine and boilers are to come from the
foundry of Gerard B. Allen Of this city,
Her wheels will be 80 feet in diameter,
with 10 feet buckets. She will be supplied
with a doctor, niger boiler, &c., and the
freight holster and capstain will be worked
by steam. All the latest improvements in
machinery have been adopted. She will
have carrying capacity Of 800 tons. The
hull Of the Ben Lewis was built by Geo.
Rodgers Of Metropolis, Illinois. 1t is q
beautiful model, which, with her powerful
machinery, will make the Ben Lewis the
fastest boat by far that ever turned wheel
in the Missouri river. There is no doubt
of this, and Capt. Briefly informs US that
she will be able to make the distance from
St. Louis TO St. Joseph in two days. She
will not draw over thirty inches light, with
wood and water aboard, and her draught
will be sufficiently light 10 meet the exigen-
ciss of navigation in the Missouri at any
! time.
| THE ST. LOUIS AND Sioux CRY PACK.
EFT DUNcAH s. CARTER.-The next new
steamboat in course is the Duncan S. Car.
ter, Capt. VIM. Edds. She is an out anc
out new boat, very good one, and is now
nearly completed. She was built by Capt
Edds, who has faithfully superintendel
her construction, for a St. Louis and Siou1
City packet, and will make her maiden triI
in the Missouri River at the earliest open
ing of navigation IN the spring. Her length
is 900 feet, beam "a feet, hold 6 feet
She has three boilers % feet long, and Al
inches in diameter. Her cylinders are q
inches in diameter, with 7 feet stroke
She draws light 25 inches with wood ant
water aboard, and will carry 700 tons
She has full cabin, md very fine one
with IA staterooms, which will accommo
date about 100 cabin passengers. All he
passenger arrangements are complete, an
she is in all respects a first class passenge
boat. Her outfit will be carefully selected
and of the best quality. The hull of tn
Duncan S. Carter was built at Mound City
The joiner work was done by David Nor
ris ofthis city, and the machinery is fror
the establishment of Messrs. Gaty, Nc
Cune & Co.