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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-17
SANFORD'S
FAMILY
Blood Purifying Pills,
COMPOUNDED FIOn
PURE VEGETABLE EXTRACTS, AND PUT Tn
GLASS CASES. AIR TIuhf, AND WILL KEEP
IN ANY CLIMATE

The Family Ca-l lthnrttc PILL is
gentle but active Cathartc = which the proprietor La
used in his practice more VI than twenty yeara
. lie constantly incraas- / ing demand frem tho
who have long used the - PILLS aud tho satsfac
ton which all express in regard to their use, has
induced me to place them = within the reach OF all.
The Profession veil - know that different Ca
thArtics different q, portions Of the bowels
The FAMILY Ca - rHARVIC PI L. l.
has with due to this we'll established fast
been compounded from a variety Of the purest We
getabe Extracts, which . act alike every pirt uf
the alimentAry canal aud ARE good aud safe In
all where Catharlic = Us needed, such DE
kANuEMBNTS of the F. lsTO NJ AC II, SLEElI-
NESS. PAINS In THE BACK AND LuINS, cos
TIVENEsS PAIN AND % lsORRNESs OVER THE
WHOLE BODY, from sud- den cold, which frequent
ly, II neglected, end In a g long of Ever
Loss OF APPETITE, Al ~ CREEPING SENSATION
OF COLD OVER THE ~ BODY, REsTLRssNESs,
HEAnAClIE, or WEIGHT e ltN THE HEAD all IN
RLAM MAT0HY DI-l & SEAsEs, WORMS in
CHILDREN ur ADULTS d RHEUMATISM, great
PURIFIER of the BLOOD and many dsea tc
which flesh Ia heir, too . numerous to mention IN
this advertisement. DOSE to 3.
PRICE THREE DIMES.
The LIVER iNyIIORATOR aud FAMILY CA
THARTIC PILLS for sale by A. H. Grimshaw 4 CO.,
Edward Bringhurs & Co.. Henry Bringhurst Whining
tom Delaware, and by Druggists generally, and sold
wholesale by the Trade In all the large towns.
s. I. W. SANFORD, M. D.,
Manufacturer and prOprietoi,
mAr3O-tf 2Os Broadway, New York.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-17
SAN RD'S
LIVER INVIGORAT0R,
NEVER DEBlLlTATES.

TT Is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUNS, and
known and approved by all that have used ii, and
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-23
ADRCyT PlCcSpGCKE'TS.

The pickpockets OF London and Paris
have long enjoyed the reputation of being
the most adroit in Europe; but il we may
believe the statement Of Nr Charles
W, Stuttgart can fully rival those
cities. That gentleman was walking in
the koeigstrssse, looking at the shops,
when he WAS accosted by al ohscquious
little man, who offered his services to show
him tins lions Of the capital, but the other
refused the offer. The oHioous psr>onagp,
however, was not at al! offended, but po.
i,elv asked him what o'clock i; was. The
other answered that lie did not know, as
his watch had stopped, ana continued hi,
walk toward tn. Museum of Natural his
tory. which az entered.
He had not been there many minutes
before the same person came up to hin,
with the air Of al Old acnuaintanre, and
offered hlm pinch Of >nnd. THIS MIR
W declined, saying h. was no snuff
.aker, and walked away: but, some min
utes after, having pre-: entimest of some
thing being wrong, he felt for his snuff
box, but instead Of it found scrap OF
paper in his pocket. on which was written
As you are 10 snuI-,aHer, YOU DO not
rcqnlre box.
/ He thought the logic of his unknown
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-23
SIOUX CITY, IOWA, SATURDAY, FEBRUA AIRY %, 1861
EALCAiSLE TABL f.

Few readers can be aware, until they
have had occasion to test the fact, how
much labor or research is often saved by
such table as the following:
l607-Virginia se.tled,~by the English.
l6l4-New York settled by the Dutch
o-MaSsachusetts settled BY the Pu
ritans.
lG2l-New Jersey settled by the Dutch.
l62S-De!aware settled by Swedes and
Fins
l635-Maryland settled by Irish Roman
Catholics.
l53j-iihode Island settled By Roger
Williams.
l65o-North Carolina settled by the
English.
l67O-South Carolina settled ,by the
Hugenots.
lGS2-pernsylvania setyed by William
Penn
l6s2-Georgia settled by Oglethrop.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-23

4 Be lARN.-A Frencnman, resolved
to be rid Of life, went little before high
tide, to post set up by the seaside. lie
had provided himself with n ladder, a
rope, pistol, box of matches, and a
phlal of poison, Setting the ladder against
the post, he ascrnded, and having reached
the top, tied one end of the rope to the
post, and the other eud round his neck
then he took the poison, set his clothes on
fire. put the muzzle OF the nistol to his
head, and kicked away the ladder. In
kicking down the ladder, he slapped the
pistol so that the ball missed his head and
cut the rope, by which he intended to suS.
pend himself and he fell into the sea,
thus exIinguisaing the flames of his
clothes the sea water which he involun .
tarily swallowed, ceunteractcd the poisnp
and being washed upon the shore by the
surge, he escaped, unshot, uuhung, uu.
burned, undrownea and uninurad.
-Snnw fell IN The denth az siyIy f,sy -,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-23
DIMES l. AND.

In order that our musical friends may
be no longer compelled to whistle with the
spirit, but may sing with the letter, we
give the original words Of this popular
song complete:
. J wish was in de Land Of cotton,
Cid times dar am not forgotten:
Look away look away look away, Dixie land,
In Dixic land where was born in,
Early one frosty uoriiH',
Look away look away, look away. Dixie land.
CEoRUs.
Den l wish was in Dixie. hooray Looray
Ia Dixie land L Ii took my staud,
- Te lib and die in Dixie. b." ~~ ~-.
Away away, away down south in Dixie,
Away away away down south in Dixie.
Old Missus marry "Will j. Weaber'
NI1um was At gay deceabel,
Look away ctr.
Bu, when he pIt his arms around 'er,
II" smiled as ncrce as a forty po"nder,"
Look away. ,tc.
CHoEUS.
Now, here's a health to the next old misslls
An all tn" girls that want 10 kiss us,
Lock away etc.
But if you want to drive way sorrow,
Come and hear this song Tomorrow:
Look ava, ,ctc.
CHOEUS.
Dars lrrk- heat ca. an Ing"n batter,
Makes you fat ora little tatter;
Look away! etc.
Den h",'it down an scratch your grubble,
7" Dixie land I'm bound 10 trabble;
Look away etc.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-23

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body from a shot by skulkinS behind trees.
In the meantime Mrs Kimbail had reload
ed her rifle, and when the Indian, intent
upon watching kimbaII. exposed his body
to her range she fred and wounded him ;
as he fell kimball rushed out and endeav.
ored 10 dispatch him with the single bar
relied pistol, but it wouldn't 60 Of He
then struck him blow on the head with
the butt of the pistol, which dispatched
him, crushing in his skull and breaking
the stock of the pistol nearly from the
barrel He still has the pistol in his pos
session, broken, and rusted with the blood
of the Indian.
kimhaIl sea ped all the Indians after
the style of the Wallawalla Tribe, in order
that the Snakes, when they discovered the
bodies, would think they had fallen by the
hands Of the WalIawallas, with whom
they were at war. On the failure of him,
self and family to return, they might also
conclude that the above Indians had taken
them prisoners. The Snakes cut of the
sea p in circular and the Walawallas in
triangular torm. They proceeded on
their way, and the next afternoon they
came upon company Of United States
Snryeyors-kimbaII called them noun
taineers-nearly one hundred and Fifty in
number. One of them set his arm. They
were going to Fort Laramie, and the fngi
tives accompanied them there; from theuce
to Muscatine, on the Mississippi River,
they continued on foot, distance of be-
tween three and four thousand miles from
the mouth of the Columbia, from whence
they started. They suffered incredible
i'ardsL;ps during that Journey which con
sumed several months
A volume might be filed with an ac-
count Of all tney passed through They
were once FIVE days without tasting food.
and some Of the time their way was OBJ
struc:ed by almost impossible SHOWS Two
Of his girls died on the way one, ar in
tant, almost, died in his arms as they were
II,
wears cid died not far from Muscatine--
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for keeping the family over night This
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-23

J )B WDRK-!avingan extensive tssortme II I Of the
lstes. s'yles of Job and Card types prepar-
cd 10 do all kinds of Job Printng in the beststy ye
of the art. Give call.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-23

|
of tangible symbols. 1t is like faith il
that it is ct the substance Of things hoped
for.' 1t is the language of affection, The
echo of love and the concentration Of bliss
it is Of good report" and pleasing to oul
ears it is eloquence dwelling with swee,
accents upon the ps' 1t is both vocal
and instrumental "harmonies " in Ian.
guage and with sentiment ineligible in
all languages and in all ages. 1t is the
"seal" of fathers blessing; the "w,'
ness of a mothers love; the "guarantee'
of brother s protection; the "surety Of
a sisters protection the gate to lover S
heaven, and something that mere friends
have nothing to do with 1t is very fash
ionable for misses of certain age to insist
that ait is all foolishness and decidedly
silly We never hear such an expression
without thinking of a circumstance that
actually occurred, somewhere in Indiana,
II we rightly remember. A gentleman
stopped a. house by the waysde for in.
formation as to the route he was taking,
and found a woman ironing, with her little
,'"S W ''''"@' '''''' u!''' '''' '-.''''
the little one was some two and half
years old, very neatly dressed, evidently
'0 ~ - '0' "' '''0"'i' n"''"
some.
""'.e 'A'N'"E ~ TIC
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'''''0 '"' ''">'N W :" '"N" pe''e1'
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W ''''S
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r '"' G 40 ''' ""u7 'u'e
""' =" ''' P'"ss' ""' '''A
f'
''e ->o' 70 A''0" 'ne No'y Mss u " "o'",
er, the tonllng embrace OF fnther, the
earnest lip press OF brothers and sisters, is
to ian IN the development OF the sou! in
an essennpi and vital GrEree and surely
what Is so wondr0ns holy in infancy, SO
reh"I"g IN childhood, so worthy !" parents,
and SO prevalent upon the hearthst0He, Is
not matter - be disposed Of with q
Snecf, or dismissed with Room his
S'"-' IKE 'n4 marriage bells, or tha blessed
. truths OF l"a O'essed Bible. never wears
oa', Ii IS Ike them. always new. fresh,
az" interesting ana, Tor the same reason,
VIZ It deals "lth the affections, which, IN
Ike iA7 intellect loves the !am'''ar delights
III the old, am Is coy OF the new and
strange.
He variety o! kisses Is not small. There
's the Kiss pa'erraI, the kiss csnnubia)
ltnt precUHHubial) and the kiss promis-
cnru+. The last two varieties are the
only only ones to which We object We
have ot.en thought, in reference to ths
promlscUous, one OF the blessings OF The
man over the woman consisted in being
relieved OF 'his conventional duty. Ii
seems to us, in very many instances, Ike
casting pearls before swine, aud an Illus,
tr.t;o, ,,f tho ola ,l,ro :. H., ;l;n 49,, d,
h,.ads o,,.on,." 90,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-23

gVuorESALE ana retail dealer In Reaay Made
~ rathn1. Hats and Caps Boots aud Shoes
Dry so" Is, ssss.i,y. e., corner Of Pearl aud third
.tr.ets. oux CITY. iowa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-23
NUMBER 30.

"Tr lAZIH ElyKE'-We take the fol-
Iowiu, from nm Cd took, entitled The
Rrayisry of lLcalthe. hy Andrew Boerds.
pbiSrcbs Don,oure nm Epclisbuan. ammo
l551.-
"C,rc G,,. ne La-ic Fttre The 18th
u,oG l..,ha o,,nh c,,,,,r.ra yo,.,, nsr,nn.
nar,od Va r,a,r. pnrI.n ~ n2,e F.,rs
A,,,,,,,,, al 20 f,vro, 7 ,.n .,mns, f,r,a,
49, iS.'sna ~, ,,.;.h ,,,,ur r,,ro..
49,. ',,..,, ,.,l.,,'...' ,,o,,,lo,s ,,,d c.lar
r~,,no .,a-.,,r, w., -n', '.ra,,,ad r,,, 5n.s
i,.,,'.. ~, .Grn,;,, Ih;, Ia
la,. ...-,ii;,, ,n a., t,.a,,ru
"a .I",,,c,r i,.,',,,.r,,,a ,nr ~, 40
n,'r, ;.,,','''',,o ,i'lS r. th;s rsvra no, ~
,,,, ar, a,,, =,
bv evy} hrvnrynre nnn 1T NAV be help,n
Nv nnrh Al; |s,, l,hnnr
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-23
Rates Of Ativc

One slusre II i2,iues ori less, first iuscrticn.S1 CO
Each sub s"tusnt Insertion. 81
Ona square one III on ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
- three mon ths.................... GU
- six mont nthS...................... x 90
{. ....................lG 90
Flsiness Cards. six lines or less year 10 90
80 lpares - lines one year.............2o 90
One "otu m, one 90
fiil1 rNlcnn
FDurth of column one year.................2 10
o1c 60 umn six moAt s.....................I5 %
Half r"lNmn. six ths....................2 .2h 90
Quarter coiuGn, six months. 90
ole 'nluup. three months.................. .25 90
Ft,lf column - - ...................15 90
Quarter column. - ...................l2 IL o.
AnnounrinG ,sndidatesfor Office. .......... 90
d. Wien the numhernf insertions is not speCifi
aiSertisemouts will be marked ''till for bid nd
charged fan prices.
a. Cash i' advance will he re iuirei on ali adrer
ttssnAnts. exesFt where special contract has been
II to he nlutrNrN.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-23

A formerly prosperous farmer, who two
years ago refused $4,000 for hi, farm in
Central Kansas, is now in actual s,arya.
ton.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-23
From the Cleveland PlainaeHler
A THRILLING TALE OF INDIAN
CAPTIVITY.

In the snrirc oflSI, wben tho rorro-
~. oold co,an ,.,. ,. ;,a l;..l,. .,,.
of six,r.four rers,.,.s f,. ha;nn ,r;sas 81
,,so,bars of,ho o.r,r e,na,,l -, cn...o
NJ Y sor tho ,nr,os... or -,.,,;n, H.. CAL
don FL Dor.do h, .,o.s;,., bo nlo;,,
Amo,c tho cn,,n.,,. ,,., rn,,o,r ,,,,,
named lame. p Kin,,su than ,,n.,aor
wears Of are and his wifi. .,onc % wbop
he WAS married an New Years D.v y,
that va,r A,th. t;,,e ba ,,, h.
was working q farm near Onopdaro Uol-
low, = village a few pjI.s $, nth Of Svra-
cuss. His father, Major Novel; kimbaIl,
WAS a merchant in Syr,cusa The Inf.
| ph;lo Rus,. long pronr;a,or or tho Syra
cuge House, a.t one OF the mos, POPULAR
I,,tlorjs !, Tho oorr,rc ros h;s n,,l,--
The father Of ,1un, kiohnlrs wifi, Rev
.Ian,es NcNeil of EI,o4v p,,, R.5f,rd
rounty, Penn, a missionary, was also OF
the party. The company was composed Of
'nen hse kjmhaI. vouug aud aGypntu-
rou~, with ,rrong hand. and Jo,d hearts.
caLer 10 SOW" the problem of life thrau. h
toni and rerii The ycuur VIE, who laa
beau reared terleriY amid the refnernnuts
Of HE, gave uu her cnnfUrtab.e h0Be
vii! ou, rer,.."s ar3 w""t cLeera,.v forth
with he hu,hutd. sharing with him 5oti
'oi5 ana dagger. The company was must,
iY from Dnontaxa county. On The Grst
day OF Anril. l~t~. ,hey Ier. Syracuse,
followed ~ the PRAYERS aud rood Wishes
u their friends. and after lney baqan
eaeir Journey across iha rla;lg ,hev we're
re,e. again heard o. II was believed
. saar th..r had al ge.ishe3 l., The hands @.
h,suIe Indians.
On Saturday morning last there arrived
! IN tbis city. On board freight train from.
Toledo, q nan with weather beaten yisage
an3 long hushy hair sweeping over hl>
shoulders, accompanied BY pale aud
emaciated woman, sick and worn out with
/ hunger, exposure AMI fatigvin, i,,urveys
~ foot. They were james kin.talI and
his wifi. who eighteen ,1oa,hs apo e,cnp-
/ ed from the Snake Indians with whom
they had been eantiges eleven wears. and
ma1a fha;r way an fact far thousands ,f
miles. amid bnorer and siekoass aud dan.
rar N the Stats Roth uo-a o.rl, !
t;,;,Iv clo4haA a,4 hors ,.....r,,,, a,,;a,,,
| cos of what thew had messed ,hro,.,h J.,
ns,jn, their wav TINS far The. rerna;o-
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-23

A. GRDsI.CSEis,

ITIDLESALE and retail ..aler in stoves and
W Tin Ware: also m liaturers Of Tin. Copper
A al h-et ron Ware Pearl street. SIOUX city. Iowa
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-23
HEDGES * CO.

ITHDLEsALE' ami rst III dealers in Groceries
w ptnvisi"ns, Wines a"d liquors. &c, levee,
Sioux City. lava.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-23
r. RIEIlKUCA EK.


Wy I0LESALE and r=tail dealer in Dry & oods
w tirncrfes. Crock arv. Boots and shoes. Sc. &c
cornsr OF reast and TatEd streets sioux City. owns
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-23

ly-EOLESALE and retail dealer in Dry Conda
W Groreri-s. h4rru turoi implements. ErnJs
ant ~@oes L.atb~r aui Finding Sc. corner OF rcari
and '"onG streets. Siauy Citv. Iowa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-23
Sioux City Hegister
Is PUBLISHED
EVERY SATURDAY MORNING,
~ -
Sioux City, Woodbury. County, Iowa,
F.. NJ. ZIEBACH g. VIM. FRENZY

TaRM MSOE SUBSCRIpTION-Two Doliarsa year
always in advance; for six months, one Dollar
far tn rec months. Fifty Cents,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-23
I. %. BOOZE 4, CO.,

yNHnT TH>ALE aHa retail a"eisr fn Ready Mad
" Cl"thine. a"nss furnishing dc is, a., Peas!
street, st"uy tiFy, lnwa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-23
r. j. IsiNf1 AID.

N{rHOLE>ALEa ard retail dealers in all kinds Of
w Groceries aud produce, Pear. street, sioux
City. low.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-23
y. L. DAVIS.

n1tLtkin Drugs nd Medicines. Books station
- try, Jiis, Prints, faruishes, &c, Pearl street
s Iux GitY. Iowa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-23

Snow fell to the depth OF eight iect in
the vicinity Of Montreal on the last day oI
January.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-23
)S, Wi. /,
HUDS0 g. JOY,

1 TT )RSEY Law, Real Estats and Collecting
y Agent, Sioux City, Iowa. voIlno27
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-23

The complaint with the Republicans all
along, has been that free speech was
not allowed at the south-but the COM
plant must now be shared with the north
Helper not allowed So lecture Beecher
in trouble, Stephen G Foster, SiSan R.
Anthony, and other negrophilsts all ohli-
sed, 10y a moo TO shut up even in Rome
in the strong Republican county OF
Oneida What can the matter be
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-23

-Cha1es'o" is three gh,s Of a milo
heyons the range of the best throwing
guns in Fort Slmter.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-23

FrDaSEY at Law and General Lend Arent 1920
n Sps:isl attention given to payment Of ia axes A:
eating LtaI ,rrsnts; ths invss tsatinn and per
e"tiag pftix tni other titles leetuing lands sold
IA ies. making collie and legal business Of
ali dads in Northern IOWA and Nebraska Office.
n Dbnglasstrest. Sioux City. Iowa. yolinol
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-23
BOsT.iIli x HEDGES,

A TfDRSETS AT LAN.-practice in the Courts
~ of Iowa aud Northern Nebraska. ofee--Qn
a -ias Htset, siouy City. Iowa. deti0-lyh
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-23

4 suffering from h,dropho-
hia conceived the idea Of sucide by means
OF u hot yapar bath He entered tbs
room when the temperature was ahous
700 degrees, expecting to be sui'ocated,
hut soon ielI into prolase pcrspira,ion,
aed was permanently cured
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-23
TRnDwAy y Crn,.IEn

4 TTDRNEY at Law Office, corner Of Sixth and
~ Douglas street, Sioux City. Iowa. yln12
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-23

An actor fell through Loose trap as he
was leaving the stage. Emerging instant.
y aherward, he was met with hearty
laugh, and the remark OF wag - was
sorry TO see you descend to such clap
trap manoeuyres as that es,' was
his quick reply; but you'll admi1 never
undertake anything without going thro'. -
Why is a ioaier like shade tree? Be
cause we are glad when be leaves.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-26

GRAM :. The sales OF Corn embraced some
$4,000 sacks, Of which 1860 White ana yellow
Mixed at "a, 500 Yellow and Yellow Mixed aud
1000 White Mixed and Yellow Mixed at IS, s25
yellow Mixed, 9sn White Mixed and 1900 Yellow
at S. 200 Yellow and 1000 White Mixed at 81, 500
white Mixed at IS, 500 ut 5a 1900 at 6Oc ~ bushel
OF Oats, about 1850 sacks St 1onis were disposed
ef comprising 100 at sc., 400 at 81 and $50 atSsc.
II bushel. m Bran we noticed 1900 sacks at sO@
sc. u 100 fbs.
Hay. We heard Of sales Of some 425 bales
Western, including l25 at Sal, 100 at $40 and 200
at sa2 so % ton.
PROVISIONS {. The transactions in Pork com
prised 1855 hbs. Mess two lots at SIS 5e Dbl. In
Bacon we heard Of 20 casks Shoulders sold at 73c.,
so Ribbed Sides at 1o5 and 20 Clear at HE . D..
In Lard we did not hear of a sale of any conse-
quence. In Green Meats lot of SO casks Hog
round sold on private terms.
CoFFEE. !. The sales comprised LIZ at 103, $50 at
LBS at IL, $50 at l2s 2s2 at l2a $50 at l2R and
90 at 18cs % 70.
SPIRITS TURrENT1NE. rs bbls,, in prime ship
ping order, were sold at Sic % gallon.
WHISKY. >, Reetiied retails at 22c. p gallon.
FREIaars. We noticed E ship taken up for
Havre al e. for Cotton and one for Europe on pri-
4yate terms
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eV Q1taaa 1Ng Gfe4fet 0nesfay aoNaq aat 26, 1861.

,
Way, clerks, leaves ut O'clock this evening for
Vicksburg aud intermediate landings
En-. Howard FOR NAsHvILtE--The stannch,
/ fleet and regular passenger packet Cd. Howard,
Capt. ]. Lawson, commander, leaves at s O'clock
this evening for Nashville and intermediate points,
New UNCLE SAM ron NEaiFHls The elegant
passenger packet New Uncle Sam, Capt. A. r,
Irwin, commander, and Messrs. Smith and Heth,
clerks, leaves at O'clock this evening for Mem
phs and the Bends.
B. ]. ADAMS roR LouIsvILIE-T swift and Gle.
giant passenger packet B. j. Adams, j +. S. Richey
commander, and Mr.. Henry Mcpouga, clerk
leaves at 8 O'Clock this evening for Cairo and
Louisville.
New FALLS Cry FOR Sr. Louls-The elerap;
and regular frst-class passenger packet New Falls
City, Capt, Henry Switzer, commander, and Mr.
Archie Woods, clerk, leaves at o'clock this eve
ming for Cairo and ST.. Louis.
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APALACTIC0LA-Per steamship Florida-3CO
bbis whisky 500 bbIs flour 100 hbls molaBses 400
scks corn IS hhds bacon 40 hhds sugar.
LiEERPO0L-Per ship Live Yankee G3GO scks
corn 2677 bales cotton.
HAVRE-Per ship Oliver Moses 3455 bales Of
cotton. VI
BARCELONA AND PALERMO Per bark Sine.
to So 600 slaves ~ hhds tobacco 20 scks coffee
bbls rum. -
LIYERP00L--Per bark Texan Star Gal bales
Gotten $50 scks corn 6N70 stapes
L0ND0N-Per schr Themis- BIAS sacks cotton
seed oil cake socks so bbls cotton seed oil.
MoBILE-Per schr Enea--5lO scks corn ls5 bbls
-four % bales hay.
MoBlLE-Per schr Cuba-15O0 bbls coal.
APALACRICOLA-- Per schr Andromeda-1s65
scks wheat 1859 scks corn 8 seeks coffee hhds
sugar So hhds bacon il bbls whisky I04 bbls pork
s. kegs lard Is pkgs mdse.
MQBlLE-Per schr L'Eclair- 800 soks corn 800
seeks bran rs bbIs -four wv
MoBlLE-Per schr Sea Horse-82O seeks corn 100
bbls whisky 43 bales hay.