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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-28

Agood deal OF honest and patriotic fear has |
been lattsriy expressed in diverse quarters
concerning the rapid and enormous advances
towards consolidation Of power in the hands
OF the Federal Government in general and Of
the Executive in particular. There is ground
for reflection, but not for fear. The wisdom
Of the policy is beginning to be suspected BY
those most interested in il and most active
in promoting it. The Southern theoretical
States Rights men are the practical consol-
dationists. But the more cautious and sa-
gacious among them are beginning to hest
tate, and some are absolutely taking the
other tack, by degrees. They see into whose
hands the executive power 10 about TO fall
They see nlgh at hand the certainty OF Re-
publican supremacy They acknowledge the
ioreshadowings Of that event, and they are
terrifying themselves for il. It's agreeable
to have their political friends possess as much
power as possible. Blu, il is not 80 agreea
bic TO enhance the power Of political ene-
mics. To strengthen o government that Ia
about passing into the hands OF their oppo.
nents, is stroke Of policy that some Of
them appreciate, and family protest against
Those protestations will be more bold and
vehement, presently, unless they run mad
with the idea thu. they can establish a yir.
tusl dictatorship which will perpetaate itsel
and defend their policy by force and In
trigue. We believe they have sense enough
10 see the drift and end Of things, and /,
abandon, ere long, the present policy. Blu
II they do not, il IL no great matter. As |
comes our turn TO rule, We can stop Thea
dangerous tendencies, curtail executive au
thority, and restore the constitutional rule
and the cld-sime spirit az well as the old
time policy. Bad men sometimes estabhs
unlawful dynasties and maintain an obDo,
ious policy. Bot they can't do ii here, We
The power Of reform will be coupled wit
the desire too soon to fear permanent evil.
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The Missouri Democrat propounds novel
enterprise. We fear that it is more fanciful
than practical. But there is no telling what
this age is competent to do. The project is,
to make nayigable river to the Rocky Noun
tains Something of an undertaking, one
might fancy. The manner is, to turnlthe wa
tiers of the Arkansas river into the Smoky
Hill Fork Of the Kansas, and the South Platte
into the Republican Fork, by that means rem
dering the Kansas mighty stream up to the
entrance Of the Republican Fork, and both
Forks navigable for the largest steamers far
up towards the mountains. The Democrat
says it 10 a practicable scheme. We are
afraid not but we dare not say it isn't.
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DIED.

On Thursday morning, Jan. 9Th, Eliza Elliott,
youngest child Of William b. and Anne G. Ger
ring, aged 10 months.
The funeral will take place from the residence
Of the parents, Main-st., between 9th and 7th, At
o'clock this Afternoon.
In Chicago, on Sunday morning, Jan. 25d, after
brief Illness, Mrs. Cornclia Hampstead, relict Of
the late Major Thos. Hampstead, Assistant Pay
master u. s. A., Of 81. Louis, No., In the sSth
year Of hei age.
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COAL !! SLAUGHTER COAL,

COAL |! SLAUGHTER COAL!
TIvHE Slaughter Coal Co., intending 10 sell Coal
j ~ cheap " cheaper than can DO bought else
where, quality considered, will furnish their supe-
rior Coali quantities to suit purchasers delivered
Ia any part Of the city.
Price 10 cents per bushel
Assorted, IL cents per bushsi.
E1kPHEN G. JONES,
6olc Agent 3. G. Co.
To parties wishing cheap Coal, Irrespective Of
true economy, / will furnish LAwrencs and Farm
inston Coal NJ u cents. Sc. JONES.
jan7d
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Coal. Coal, Coal.
FROM THE

LAWRENCE NEW MINES.
A NEW VEIN OF COAL has recently bssn dis
"A covered, AMI IL now being extensively worked
on the lands Of the Lawrence Coal Co., ct Law
renee Of quail superior to any hitherto brought
TO this narAei,in confirmation vi which references
are had below.
AM now furnishing and am prepared to deliver
the above Coal in quaint to suit At the lowest
market rates.
will Alsp furnish the same Coal sold by the
Slaughter Co. for the past few months, and which
was obtained from the Lawrence Mines, and which
10 second only to the above described Coal or the
best Of Slaughter Coal.
Orders for the above may be left at the once Of
y. X. ID. W. Ford. or Kodsfsr Biyhop Ut tbs n.
Il. Derot, or II. u Riley, under the Dndlsy House.
h. REYNOLDS, Agent.
E8pERkUcES:
State Bank, s. Dwight Eaton,
j. X. Hprnish, J. G. Parrott + Co.,
Connabls Smyth.
Slsde Bro, billings House.
y. ID. Clark, Master Mechanic u X. 4 ri. D..
NJ. Machine shop. fjAn14dl
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ca The ladies Of Honolulu, H. IN
Islands, have caught the Washiagto oeer,
and are raising fund TO assist II > pur-
chase OF Mount Vernon. They ~ lready
raised over 800.
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ian@atf

LOST
4 IN Main street, or on the Plankroad within .
- few miles OF town, . small Memorandum
Book, with the name Of J.kendr.ck plainly writ
ten 10 1t, and containing some papers and memo
randums of value 10 the finder, and $40 in
money. Any one hndiug and returning said book
shall be suitably rewarded by leaving IL at the
Office of !. Brown, Agent, I'd street, opposite the
AihenHum. jan2Gd1t
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Al TION

CA0TlON.
A LII persons are hereby cautioned against pur-
"A chasing = note given by Vim. w. Belknap in
my favor, dated July 70, 1856, and payable three
yeurs after date, for the sum OF six hundred and
sixtysix 6s1Oo dollars said note having been lost
or mislald by me, and said Beiknap having been
notified not to pay the samc.
WA. r. b. LYNCH.
Kcokuk Ian * JS6Q.i4gdat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-28

Two BRoTHxRs CONVICTED or MuRDxRINo
THEIR SlsTsR.--- DominiQue and Augustus
Doyon, two brothers. Of French descent, the
particulars of whoss murder Of their sister in
june last, and their Extraordinary conduct
subsequently,, were published ~ the time,
have just bssn tried 1t Mount Clemens, Ma
comb county, Mich, and convicted OF muir
der in the second degree. The plea set up
by the defence Was "insanity." They are
very superstitious beings, and declared that
they murdered their sister by command from
heaven, she being possessed OF an evil spirit.
6TA farmer living near Evansville, Liv-
ingston county, was awakened the other
night BY noise in his stable, and seising .
club went out and found two men Ia the act
of stealing his horse, and inquired, 'who 10
there? 7" when one OF the thieves presented =
pistol, but without waiting for him to Ere,
the farmer dealt him stout blow over the
head, which almost instantly killed him
The other thief made himself scarce. There
was about $500 found on the body OF the
dead man, but nothing aGording clue to his
dentity.-[oquawka (Ill.) Spectator.
0TThere is in New Orleans "woman's
rights" lecturer, calling herself Lady Indi-
ana, who is said TO be sister OF the famous
Florids chief, Billy Bowlcgs, and Who was
stolen from the everglades when child, and
subsequently educated in Maryland. She 10
said TO be remarkably intelligent.
0T-A private letter from Trinidad states
that the incoming crop Of sugar will am
TO $4,000 hide, being the largest yield ever
made on that island.
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kEoKUx FEMALE sEMIrAxx.


flSHE THIRD TERM OF the "Keokuk Female
Seminary" will opsn on MONDAY, JANU-
Any 3tst, In the second story OF DR.. Sanford's
building, corner Of 5th and Concert streets.
The Board Of Trus toes Of this Seminary, elected
from various reli ious denominations and repro
scnting . large part OF the Christian community,
desires by the united and cooperative efforts Of the
friends Of education to establish gradually such
an institution ~ our city requires
The Principal Of the 1sstitution Is Kev. C. A.
WILLIAMS, to whom, or to the Secretary Of tho
Board, applications for the admission Of pupils
may be made.
In the Primary Department, yonng misses from
six to Ten years Of age may be received, under the
Of Miss Urmston, its present teacher, who re-.
ceiyes all the incomes Of that department.
The charges for tuition win be s. and IS Ia the
ordinary English studies, with small Additionai
sum for incidental expenses. For Latin, French,
German, Ac., extra charges will be made.
1t Is desirable that persons dcsi gnins 10 become
pupils be present punctuslly the hrst Of the
session. VIM. THOMPSON,
President Of the Board Of Trustees.
HENRY srRosG, Sec'y.
keokak. Jan %, 1S5o-d
MONEY LOANED
nN City Scrip, City and County Orders, Mer-
~ chandise, Personal Property, &c.
ego. CHAPLIN
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0hEENE CouNTY ,lowA.---There are 36g $40
acres Oh land 10 ureene county; assessed
value So per acre. Number OF inhabitants
s,357.
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Tau Dxs MorsHs VALLEY NHie Is published
svsry Monday ~ this Office. il cue ofthe oldest
papers In Iowa, and has widely extended eircu-
iation tAroug hout the Des Moines Valley, North
ern Missouri. and W sstern Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-28
BAIrrxoRE. Jan, %,

In reference to the fight between Walker
and TaylGr, in the lobby Of the House, yes
terday, the correspondent Of the New York
Times says: kumors Of q challenge from
Walker to Taylor are rife, but it is not
deemed probable that Taylor will take furth-
or notice Of the affair.
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NOTICE &c ~.

A M obliged to b. Abssnt from Keokuk for few
1 weeks. During my absence, Mr. VIZ. l.. WooD
will attend to my Insurance aud other business
JN0. N. GRIFFITH.
JAn'y Is, lS6o-d1w
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Tii0em x Co.'s Preparation
A LARGE and full assortment Of
IA Solid and fluid Extracts,
AlkAioids and Rcsinsids,
PhsrmAcsntic 6agar-coated Pills;
Direct from Deir Laboratory At New Lebanon, N.
r., just received, by Express, IT
j. BRADEN'S,
ian30d No. 81 Main-st.
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Q o al! . o all

- o q ] g o all
ONLY ~ CENTS DELgyEWEDr
TIVE New York and Pennington Coal Co. having
\ such uneqaaiied facilities for getting their
Coal to market CHEAP mot being ut an expense
Of having u healed from one 70 three miles with
teams AZ all other les Are enabled there
~ to furnish this superior article II tho price
Of IL cents per bushel delivered to any part Of the
city. "A trial will satisfy any one that IL y the
bcst Coal that comes to this market. Pms Coal
for sale q 10 cents per bashel delivered.
Once on Thiri Street, near Main, over Chaplin
Lss's Bank. II. r. PLAfI.
No charge for Coal II not ~ represented.
Jan. 1M
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SIGN OF the GOLDEN
Eagle and M orsaY,
NO. 90 MAIN ST,
ANDREW ]. WILLIAMSON,
Wholesale and Retail
DRUGGIST,
OFFERS A PULL sTecK or
nru~s MaxlisynAs


PERFUAKRY. PAINTS. OILS, GLASS. &C.,
To the trade, and at retail, 1t very low prices for
Cash.
Wholesale Agent for Southern lows and North
rn Missouri for the following goods:
Great Western Coal Oil Go. = Kerosene OH
Ayers Cherry Psctoral, Pills and Ague Care;
Jayne's Family Medicines
Qaeru . Cod Liver Oil Jelly.
jan22
yum UPIuM-Turkey, jus, received and for
~ sale low by A. j. WILKINSON
Sign of the Goiden Eagle and Mortar,
JAn2ld W Main-st.
INhEED, Lard and Sperm oil, in store and for
IL sale low by Al WILKINSON.
Sign VI the Golden Eagle end Mortar,
tan22d % Main 81
GPIklTs Turpsntine, Alcohol and Spirit q q,
~ In store aud for sale Ut the lowest market rate
by A. j. WILKINSON,
Sign Of the Golden kaglc and Mortar,
JanZd o6 Main-st.
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Ovsrcoatsngs ~ Cossl
FlSHE subscriber will sell tho balance OF his
i OvsresAsings 1t cost, until January LIT.
DeclOd E.R. SMITH.
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COAL.

THE sndersigned viii sell superior article Of
Coal, In largso or small quantities, for Cash, 1t
low rates. Having made asrsn gementa for . large
trade during the Fall and Winter, ! will eontrsct
10 deliver Coal through town, and st Warsaw,
Alexandria and HAmilton.
wM. L. WOOD, Proprietor.
Apply Ut my Ofhoe ON I'D street, 1t the ofbce
Of 6tfykcr = Wood, Keokuk.
Sept. 70 dam
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LOUISIANA SxxAroa.--The struggle 10 the
Lesisians Legislature has terminated in the
rs-elsetion Of Mr.. Bsnjamin.
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TFuhfcc,t B0I0s
DUBLIC NOTICE. IL hereby given that ON the
10th day Of February next, In front Of the
Office Of Charles Mason, In the City Of Ksoknk,
will proceed to sell to the highest bidder, for cash
in hand, the following real estate II the County Of
Leo and State Of Iowa, 70 Wit: The fractional
mort beast quarter Of section eight t8) In town
ship sixty seven 1917 north. range I'VE 5l west. Of
the liaif Breed Reservation.
Said sale II made by virtue Of Deed Of Trust
from Andrew obery TO me for the purpose of So
curing four promissofy notes made BY said An
drew Oberly IL Samuel r. Miller aud Reeves Ex-
scutora, for the sum Of $l44 90 esch, with 10 pcr
cent int crest FROM the lat day Of October, "A. d.
1854 and two Of said notes remaining due and un-
paid, shall SSH all 10 much Of said land Is 10
necessary pay the debt interest and expenses Of
sale. JAMES l.. ESTES.
Jan. rs, 1850 d Trustee.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
1Galtby's
Baltimore Oysters
At SO cents per can.
KELLOGG a BaRGE,
ian2sd lAQ MAin-st

CHARLES ", LowhIK. DANIEL y. nILL1A.
LOWAIE X MILLER,
A TT0kNEY6 AND COUNaEIORS AT Law,
"A and solicitors in Chancery, Keokak, lows.
aud johnson streets.
Jan. ~, '50-dAw1y
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CO A "distinguished" Senator ia 4 neigh
boring State-SenAtors are always distin-
guished, you know--rose, few DAYS since.
10 his place, and solemnly offered a resolu.
ton to the effect, that thermometers be placed
10 the Sena,e Chamber, and kept ct twenty
degrees above Farenheat!
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Hats! Hats! Hats :!
7. X. RICKEY

=. r. RICKEY
HAS just received Ans stock Of PAN HATS
! / and CAPS Of svcry kind and quality q ~
Latest Styles.
His Silk and Cashmere Hats, nads expressly for
this trade By the weli-known house Of LsvHs 0ao-
~ or, Sc. Louis.
nayc also one Of the best stocks OF buck
Gloves and Miitens Trunks, 10, All which win b
sold Wholesale and Retail 1t Low Pricss for Cash.
REMEMBER THE PLACE,
J. X. AICKEY'S HAf e4oRa,
aug27d No. ~ Asin-st.
NAME OPPOnTUNlTYi
q ood ChAncc fer = Mechanic Or La.
oOY0Hy
A SMALL FARM, 80 acres, good new frame
IA house, and new stsAn Saw Mill, with IAth
Machine, d.; said mill can clear from $1,000 70
Is zoe per amman, when athe hard times are eons,
gone away" said land 10 situstsd IN Souta srn
Michigan good climate. splsndid soil. wen Va
tered, No., 10.
Also. : ~ ssre farm in Northern Iowa ,hns soil,
we'll watcFed, -.
Either IL tho above farms will b. exchanged for
good house and lot in Keokuk.
Inquire Of j. PARNxLB,
Nov. /, 't8-d6m No. 81 Main-st.,
Keakuk, Iowa.
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Tux AFRICANS AT WoRK.-Two OF the
Wanderers crew of Africans have been smup-
gled into Mississippi, and put TO work on Z
plantation OF MIR. Montague, near Canton.
The vicksburg Sun says:
He says they are obedient, and when en-
conraged 70 labor they work vigorously
They speak some kind Of gibberish to each
other, which we could not understand, but
MIR. Montague did. Mr.. Nj. said thew were
intelligent, and were quick 1t compr eh ensio ON.
and told US they had learned English alreadv'
and to convince us Of the fact, he said soms,
thing (which we did not UNDERSTAND 10 ona
of them, who Immediately stepped np 70 a.
and grasped our hand, and said, aHow diva
do, mingo; gi' me SOM bacca and vhiakv i,
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 81.
Mr.. George Taylor Of New York, met Mr..
Waldron, ex.Dsputy Collector Of New York,
in the lobby Of the House this forenoon
Mr.. Waldron, % Taylor passed by, said -
"There goes one Of the greatest rascals in
the world" Mr.. Taylor struck him, and a
fight ensned, which was speedily suppressed
BY the hYAtanders.
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THE SOCIABLE,
ONE THOUSA AND AND ONE.
Hone Amusemenss;

C0STAINit0
Acting Proverbs, Dramatic Charadsz, Acting
Charades, or Drawing. room Psntomimes;
Musical DurIes quea, Tableax vi
wants, Parior flames, flames
VI Action, Forfeits,
Science in Sport,
Psror Magic,
And choice collection Of Mental and Mechanical
PUSHES, &C., 40.
ILLU sTnATED
With nearly 400 Rngravings and Diagrams !
The whole being
FUND or NxyKR-ENDikO ENTERTAINMENT |;
BY the author Of the mi gicias . Own Book. :"
For sale by NV. WESTCOTT.
jan2ld
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Lntestin Hegard 10 NapoIcon,s tia.
han Pottey.

As regards the Emperor Napoleon and the
Italian question, the London Times feels GER
tain that the Emperor's speech was made
with view Of Learning how the Great Pow.
ers would receive the projeo. Of French in
reference in Italy.
The result Of the appeal has happily been
most decisive. The notion OF proposing him
sell as the champion Of Italian independence
y one OF the greatest Of his latest failures
through the increasing suspicion with which
the Imperial policy IL regarded.
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ksskuk. Ms. riessansA Msseasins
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WIN. n. GROVER,
Attorney 1t Law.
ST MISSOURI.
DkACTICkS only In the Civil Courts Of Record,
! and devotss his time ehisay 70 Conmerciai
cases. Business from abroad will reeeivs eafsfnl
attention. O1ee No. - Chssnnt street.
Jan. l, '5o-AAwly
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STRENGTHENING, cloudy; afternoon overcast night
Strengthening, cloudy afternoon, overcast night,
rain.
Morning. cloudy afternoon clear; night clear
Tucsday-Morning and afternoon, clear; night moon.
wednesday--Morning and afternoon, clear; night,
moonlight.
MISUNDERSTANDING and afternoon clear; night clear
Frday-Morning clear Afternoon overcast, with heavy
showers; night, cloudy.
Saturday-Clear all day.
We have news from Honduras dated at Belize on
the Esd of September. A serious dispute had &C.
CURED at the port of ST. George, Granada, between
the joint owners of the American schooner William
H. Sanford. F. Sousie, an adopted citizen of the
United States. bought one.half of the schooner in
New York in June last The other half was
bought by C. III. Lane, of New York, who was to
be captain, and the vessel was intended to be run
between Belize, Ruatan and New Orleans. As
full freight could not be had for Belize from New
York. she took a part cargo for Granada She ar
rived at Granada ON or about the 9th of July.
While there some difficulty arose between
the owners, which resulted in the captains
locking up the vessel, discharging the mate and
part of the crew. This proceeding turned out J.
r. Souse, the other owner, who, with his wife and
family were living on board, and were passengers
from New York for Belize. This induced him TO
apply to the local authorities for assistance and
The Captain was put under arrest by ma
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tive policemen. but finally liberated. when Captain
Lane sold his half to Mr.. Bourie and left for New
Orleans.
Tie Board of Supervisors met yesterday, but
transacted no business Of general interest.
The Board OF Ten Governors adopted resolu
ton yesterday appointing committee to report
the al cunt OF compensation allowed To the heads
OF the several Institutions and the employees, and
what changes are necessary in order to secure an
9 .ual dsr button Of Official position. Several
o;aer matters also came up, which are mentioned
in our report Of their proceedings
meeting of the members of Engine Company
No. 81, and others, was held last evening to take
measures with reference to the decease Of the
late Senator Broderick. committee was appoint
ed TO make arrangements for grand funeral de-
monstraton of the iremcn Of New York and the
vicinity, and another committee was chosen to in
viie'Senator Douglas to deliver eulogy on the oc
casion. The late Senator Broderick was at one
time foreman of No. 81.
The cotton market yesterday exhibited stronger feel
ing though without quoable change in prices This sales
embraced about 800 or 400 bales on the basis of
quotations given in another place The receipts at the ports
the first of September embraced 375 900 bales
against $4,000 in 1858, l6l 900 in 1867, 900 in
856, and 331 900 in 1855 The exports embraced 900
bales, against 1900 in 1868, $4,000 in 1867, $4,000 in
1856, and 900 in 1855. The stock on hand
embraced $4,000 bales, against 2s1 900 in 1865,
$4,000 in 1857, 100000 in 1855 and 2y4,ooo in
1856. The -four market less buoyant, and comnon
grades easier, while good TO prime extra brands
were uIcha, ged. Wheat inactive and sales limited
Corn unchanged with moderate sales, chiefly at 81
f,r mixed and yellow. Pork continued firm for mess,
which tended upward, while prime quiet Mess sold
at sl5 IS SIS 81 and primo at $40 IS Beef steady,
W Ia modera sales, Lard less buoyant. Sugars
we less active but prices quite steady the sales
embraced about 1854 hhds chiefly within tho range Of exc
a6ysc Coffee firm The auction sale held yesterday
prsed 5l3 bags Rio, common quality at 1o3sc 12}sc.,
average ui4c. The sale spirited one, and indi-
Gated advance Of &c. sc, quality considered.
6tC0 bags Rio, Of the BraZilians cargo were shipped
for New Orleans owners account and go bags Mara
caibo were sold at &C. 1870. The stocks embraced
554,0 bags Rio, 90 800 mats and $50 bags Java and
including packages Of all kinds, eS,42' There was
more brcadstus offering for English ports To Liverpool
500 bbs flour taken at 2 and 5000 bushels wheat
at 3D. ships bags To Glasgow TO- 600 bushels wheat,
in ships bags at Sd. and 500 bbls -four at q. Cd.