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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-10-18
A. II. NICHOLS,
..a. NEW ..ss..
Fruit and Gr0ce1yStore.

IF YOU WANT A BARREL OF GREEN APPLES
i Cheaper bushe peck, or less,-be sure and go to
the FRUIT STORE.
IF you WANT PEACHES, EITHER GREEN OR
L Dried pared impaired, Dried Blackberres, Rasp-
berries, Curfants Cherries Plums Prunes, Figs Rasins
and finally everything in the Fruit ne either green or
dried, go to NICHOLS Fruit AND GROCERY STORE.
* KOCERIES OF ALL KINDS AT NICHOLS
NJ Call and see for Yourselves If it is not the Cheapest
place in town to buy FRUIT and GROCERIES.
0vsrman's Block, Cedar Falls, Iowa.
% A. l.. NICHOLS.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-10-18
DUBUQUE AND SIOUX CITY RAILROAD.
s,ra, TIME TABLE No. y, al

ID. M. q w. h. IL Trains to and from the South
west connect at Farley.
w- CoNsEcroNs.-steges ,eavs Earlville on the ar
rival Of the from the East Tuesdays Thursdays
and Saturdays for Strawberry Point Brush Creek Fay
ette West Union Decorah and St. Paul and from Man
chester Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays for Straw
berry Point and the north. . ...0 .s..- a..
Stages leave Cedar Falls daily for New Hartford Ap-
lingon, Island Grove, Ackey Harden City, Iowa Falls
Alden, Walter, Webster City, Fort Dodge and Sioux
ford, st. Charles and Minnesota. -. 81. U.s..
..E ..s GEORGE YOUNG, Superintendent.
J. A. PINTO. General Freight and Ticket Agent.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-10-18

From the advertiser, Providence, n. l.
The testimony In their favor Is streng, from the mo-
respectable quarters.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-10-18

VNHIS MACHINE HAS TWO INDEPENDENT BEAR.
ing and Driving Wheels, in combination with Hing.
ed Bar so hung to the frame Of the Machine that Il
can raise or fall bodily either end thereof independent
OF the main France principle which is secured to this
Machine by patents, and belongs to 1t exclusively.
As Il REAPER
1t cuts swath Six Feet wide The Kaksf rides en- the
carriage machine and delivers the grain at the side
OF the PLATFORM entirely of road of the next round
1t Is emphatically Two Horse Machine
. as 4 MOWER
cuts swah Four Feet Four Inches wide and IL war.
ranted to be capable of cutting I'll the tos perfect man
ner One Acre per hour, with one span of horses.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-10-18

From the Examiner, No.folk, III
Ceph.c pills accomplish the oec. of which they were
made, viz Cure Of headache in all its form.
From tie Esaasiaer, Norfolk, "a
They have been tested In more than thousand Gases
with entire success.
From ne Democrat 81, Cloud, MINI.
II you are or have been f6ibsd WITH the headache
send for box, !cephac Pis) you may have thsm in
fix ra;g.,. SIT Ga .ss sss hesidsnes r.
remedy the headache one Of the very best for
that very frequent complaint which has ever been dscov
cred.
From the Wesseyx r. r. Gazette, CHICAGO, M.
We hartly endorse Mr.. spalding, and his unryalled
Cephalic Pills.
From the Kanamha TaNey Stcr, Kana,cha, "a.
We are sure that persons suffering with the headache
who try them, will stick to them.
From the Southern PATH finder, Nep Orleans, Lar
Try then you that afflicted, and are sure that
your testimony can be added to the already numerous
list that has received benefits that no other medicine can
produce.
From tho 81. Louis De,nacfN.
The immence demand for the article Cephalic Pls Is
rapidly increasing.
FySSS Ms Gazette, Davenport Eo,cn,
Mr.. spalding would not connect his name with an art
Gle he did not knosc to possess real merit.
From the Advertiser, Providence, Il. T.
respectable quarters.
cpAas iii: s,s n 'saat Hs re s S e ii
From the Commercial Bulletin, Boston, Macs.
SAID to be very efdcacious for the headache.
SUFFERING S.%s s G Is /. e;sss s.s oa'o
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-10-18

From the Southern Path finder, Neso Orleans, Lar
Try then you that are afflicted, and sure that
your testimony can be added to the already numerous
list that has received benefits that no other medicine can
produce.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-10-18

From the Kana~ha VaNey Stcr, Kanarha, Ia.
We ATE sure that persons suffering with the headache
who try them, will stick to them.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-10-18

EVERY man cherishes in his heart some
object, some shrine at which his alteration is
said, unknown to his,lellow morals.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-10-18

From the Gbzette, Davenport, Io,ca,
Mr. Spaldng would connect his name with an arti
Gle he did not knoso to possess real merit
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-10-18

., From tie Advertiser, Ropidence r.
The Cephalc Pills are said to be remarkably effective
remedy for the headache and Of the very best
that frequent complaint which has been dscoy.
cred.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-10-18

From kAe Democrat 81, Cloud, MInsi.
II YOU are or have bseii fFti6isd VII the Hsadsche
send for box, Cephac Pils) you may have them in
case Of an attack.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-10-18

eE- single bottle of SPALD1NG'S PREPARED GLUI
will save ten times i cost annuay.-kR
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-10-18

From the Enansiner, NORFOLK, "a.
They have been tested In than thousand Gases
with entire success.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-14

HORRIBLE MuRDER.-S. +. Frank writes to
the Red Bluff Eeacon, from Battle Greek,
under date Of Sept 9th, as follows:
On yesterday the Sth inst, the body of
John McCarly was found, about eight miles
from Battle Creek Mile, on the road to Shin
gletown. lie was hauling lumber from
WoodaIs Mills. When found he was about
forty yards in advance of his wagon, with
rifle bal! lodged in his head and fine shot in
his back, aud ecyora! arrows in his body.
From bis tracks, it appears that he had run
ahead Of hls wagon to make bis escape from
lhe Indians. several arrows were found
lying in the road they had taken his pants
nd boots, but had not time to take lis team,
(o&en) on account of other teams being IN
SIGHT The unfortunate victim resides near
Pine Grove, III Shasta county. He leaves a
wife and family to mourn his loss W. II
l"tt and others, repaired to the spot, unload
ed the wagon, and took the body to his af-
hicled family 1t has created intense excite
ment in the mountains.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-14

A CARD.

As the Agent of Grover 4 Bakers Sewing Machines,
and as citizen If the Northern District Of liornia
an patron of the District Fair, placed on eNhIe-
ton at the late Fair held in this city my Machines to-
gcther with an amount f work executed by them
The Committee upon Sewing Machines was composed
Of the following named ladies: Mrs Wright, Mrs hap
good, Mrs Hastings, Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. Clark
From tneir action in awarding the premium leave II
TO the public to Judge Of their fairness Upon learning
that they had awarded the first premium to another
machine, waited in person upon Mrs Wright ana
Mrs Hastings, and froh hem learned thatihey h"u
not even given Grover & Baker's Ma, hines an exan-
naton. Mrs Iiapgood (who dissented from ue re-
port Of the ,iority of the Committee aud filed mi
nority rrport.) informed me, that it was vi u'e
greatest 0icuv mat She could get the other ladies
composing the Committee TO EVEN LOOK AT MY MA
CHIMES BEFORE THEY MADE THEIR REPORT; and when
they did finally cousentto look at them they merely
gave them passing glance, WITHOUT az EAAA'SAllo'
and thout seeing them at WORK at ALL Leaning
this and wishing Justice got four competent macmn
SIS to examine my Machines, and then des Ell them
to examine the Williams OrYi Machine, in order to
place their opinions before the Executive Com"i'tee
MIR. Armstrong. the agent for the Williams Orvis
MACH e, REFUSED TO Allow THOSE GENTLEMEN II fA-
ANIME HIS MACHINES
publish this card from a of duty that owe
to the principals whom represent, and III order ta'
conlding public may understand THE system "
which our Machines (Which have heretofore IN a" 'he
Fairs in the Atlantic States and in all the FarSh 'h''
State held during last year, obtained drst prennms'J
have been set aside and Machine, in every way It's
inferior, has obtained first prem'uio.
J.T ALLMENT,
Agent for Grover & Bakers Sewing Machines
sepit-lm
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-14

The entries were & G Idol, by G f Osborne;
ch z Lowry Mathews, by At Johnson, and
Bolinger d Loves ch g Telegraph, hy BID
iugs. There was really no contest, for Idol
led off, from the score. and saw no more ol
his competitors till he had finished his nile
and bagged the stakes The time was 2:55
Thus ended the day at the cattle grounds.
The fortunate ones will receive their premi-
ums to-day.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-14
slcW advertisements.
Agricultural, horticultural, and
Mechanics society
OF THE.
Northern District Of California.
SaturSay. sentember l4th.

This day, at o'clock, the Pavilion will he opened
to free exhibition to the several schools IN the city
aud District The Children ust be accompanied by
their Teachers. At O'Clock the Cattle Grounds VIII
he open to Free Exhibition Of the several schools in
th- city and District,
At 10 o'clock-wIil commence the Closing Ceremony
at the Cattle Grouun5. At this houI all the Horses
aud Cattle, and other manageable animals Will he or
red cut upon the Track according to their clHSsh
cation, tho frze animals displaying their Premium
tadge Bud give a Grand Parade After which all
persons owning stock will have opportunity to sell
or trade, a. auctleu Otherwise, dispose of them.
After which the Carriage Horses Roa1sers, rrotte 5,
PAGERS ana the Running liorse~ will be required to
move around he track classified. showing their
movement and speed. After wiic matched run
mug race once around The track Tor purse of Sz0n
Recess of one h Nur.
At O'Clock an exhibition for al Roadsters, that
have not purse at the Cattle Grounds, fer So
cet 5 i'u Sc OF so.
After which the ladies' rling will take place. At
tcrv ards tie ;Ies of the Cattle Grounds viii be OPEN
ei and the owners of ANIMALS allowed to rc" owe
them.
At7P M-The Board Of Dire tors will announce
sud pay all Premiums at the Pavilion, and parties are
r,oue>ttk 10 be present to receive the same alter
which TIE closing exercises will take place.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-14
This Icing tie, it was agreed to decide it
by single birds. The following was the re-
This being tie, also, it was shot owe
ith the folio wing result

Won 10y Briggs party. A number ofgen-
tlemen were present and the sport was very
exciting. the two sides being SO evenly
matched This is the last match of the sea-
son. The game season comes in soon, and
deid sports will be very plentiful
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-14

THE THEArEn notwithstanding the at
traction at the Pavilion last evening, there
was a fine audience in attendance at the
theater. "Our American Cousin" was well
presented Lord Dundreory, by Perry, was
a splendid performance. The audience seemed
delighted. and the whole company did their
best to please. Tonight will be presented
the great sensation drama entitled Dead
Heart"
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-14

FATAL CASUALTY. j. Lynch, carpenter Of
the Gov. Dana, plying between this place
and Sacramento was killed yesterday morn
ing As the boat was about to leave, he was
upon the hurricane deck, where the post is
situated to which the tow line of the barge
is made fast The rope becoming suddenly
tghtened, it broke the post, and striking
Lynch, threw him upon one of the hog
chains, the latter hitting him on the back of
the head He died about four hours after.
wards. He had been married only about
two months His young wife resides at sac
ramento. The deceased was highly esteemed
by the Navigation Company, and 10y all who
knew him. His remains were, of course, left
at Sacramento
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-14
FOR CHIEF ENGINEER.

Alta Special meeting of Eureka Hose Company, held
September 5th j. B. B\LpWGN was unanimously
nominated for Chief Engineer Of the Marysyille Fire
Department
sepl0-tu* j. i. hAAMAN, sec
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-14
LOST.

W ESTEEDAY, in town or vicinity, Butche ;
Memo andum Book. The Fl der will please leave
it at H0WARD'S BUTCHER SHOP, City Ma 'ket and
. Iibrral Reward will be paid. svr4
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-14

JAS r. MALoNY, commonly called Rnbe"
Mallory. well known in san Frnncisco az a
prominent politician. and one of the cxpa-
triated, died in Now York on the l9lL Of
August
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-14

SAN FRANcIsCo IrEMs-The cases Of viola
tiCn Of the Sunday law were argued at the
Police Court, Thursday forenoon. In the
event of IA decision against the defendants, the
cases viii beappealed to the Court Of Ses-
sions, and not carried to the supreme Court,
except as a last res 1t
TIE five regiments Of California Nolun-
teers are to lie sent to Mazatlan by steamers
They will march across Sonora to III Paso.-
The Central Cover nment consented 10 the
United States troops passing through that
State. The troops at Camp Lyon received
their arms and under clothing Thurs lay
S. coo has been contributed to furnish them
with such necessities as the Government docs
moi provide.
TuE merchants Of SAN Francisco have pre-
seuted Lieutenant Colonel West with a splen-
did horse, valued Il! 5000
Tue California Fusilecrs sent a stand Of
colors to General oigel by the steamer Of
Wednesday.
A CHILD, Elk years old, son Of Mr. Schmidt
fell from the roof of Gcnela's warehouse
on broadway, Thursday evening, and Wa,
9ashcd to piccas.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-14

OFFICIAL ELECTION Returns Mono coun -
ry (olhcial}-McConuell. 352; Conness, Sl6
Stanford 823.
Ell Dorado county (oficiaD-stanford,
2763; Conness, 22O2; Mcdonnell, 1870.
Trinity county (ofieiaD-stanford, Ss8
Conness, III , Mcdonnell, COZ.
Sutter county (ofiicia) a)-MeCcnnen $40
Conurss, 29li STAFFORD. 55S Assembly
WiIcoNon, (B) 55S: Uamlin, CRY 577; llol-
lns"or'h, " D) 294 County Judge Lock
ard, ~ CAS-; Keyser (U D) 709 sheriff
Steward, (B) 500 ; johnson, (k) oil; Rich
ards, ~ ~ 2Sl. County Clerk Staoler (B)
COT; Blodgelt, (U ~ $40. County Treasurer
boyd, % $40; Smith, (U ~ 4l5 OneilIe,
(R) $97 District Altornry-McQunid, OBJ
$50 Rowe. u D) 5l9; Hart, u - 800,
County Nurveyor-Gnilher (Bl 543; Dre-
scher, u ID 59j Stevens, (ItJ 42j Assessor
Chrk, (b) 5l5; Gray, u D) 3Sl; lsaaes,
(U D) AL.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-14

RorGn TINES AT SEA-MAN DGoBNED.--
ship Swordtish, from New York, exp lieuctd
"A terrible storm in the South Pacific; stove
buiwurks, lost loats, water, cook and hatch
houses the ships head was almost washed
away, During gale july 90, the first Off
Ger, Jones Maccy, was washed overheard !;
boat was sent to rescue him, but it was
swamped alongside and The crew barely es-
capped with their lives The Swordh,h ar
rived at san Francisco on Thursday.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-14

THE BALL LAST EVENING The bali at the
Pavilion, last evening, was an entire success
The gallantry, beauty and fashion of the
whole region were in attendance, and seemed
devoted TO the gay pleasures of the OCCASION.
The Refreshments were gotten up in fine STYLE
and the music was excellent. 1t was alto
gether very splendid affair.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-14
MarysviIlc Shooting Club.
MATCH SEPT. 12IH, 1867.

John G Briggs and T. J. Sherwood chose
.des and match was made for a cash prize
If $40. The following is the shooting done.
.1..-1 nv q u
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-14
Saturday Evening, September ii, 1861,
VIII be presented Tom Tayors Great Sensation drama
TEEs1 BEAD HEART!
Pronounced by all WHO have witnessed it, 20 be a cl

Pronounced by all WHO have witnessed it, 90 De Chef
D'uuvre of Drama ic Composition
Robert Landry, Il young sculptor .MR. II 4. PERRY
Abhe Latour... 49,. ........ -. Mr.. Booth
Count st Valerie e.................. Mr. Waldrou
Jacques IcgrSnd ....... ......... MI ichAh
Toupet, PeuiQUer to the Count.......... Mr.. Barry
J,crls,e ........... -. ................Mr. White
Pnuchet. ..... MIR. Cllfot
Nichet...... ...... ..................Mr Mr.. Franks
Jean ....... Observation-Disclosures. Nr. Chase
Ola Prisoner . .......... ......... Mr.. White
Officer Of tie GcndarmeS. .......... Mr. Macklin
Catharine Duval, hetrothed to Kobcrr Mis- Edwin
Ccrisette, Niyaudere. Mrs. II A. Perry
EOSe -..---..' -...-.'hIH' W N'u'NdI
Therese Mrs. Fredt ricks
Jeanette. =. Observation-Disclosures. Mrs. Wuldron
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-14

ACCIDENTAL DEAru A young man, named
Bush. was shot and killed, Thursday after
noon, by another named Stacey, in san Mateo
county. The parties were on cunning eX
cursion an the shooting is supposed to have
been accidental
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-14
NOticn.

Marysvlle Encampment, No. {, l. O. o. +. meets the
second and fourth Wednesday of every onth,
A. J. LUCAS, E.P.
J. I. FLArMMAN Scribe.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-14
NasEE E7sRgINsa.

NoTE Cor Sl00 was found in jhis city on August
y 29h. It'll, dated Nevada. May 4th, 1851, drawn
in favor Of D. Kraft and by him endorsed over to
John German. The owner can have the ncte by iden-
tfyu! himself at this Office, and paying for this adj
variserucnt au3t-'w
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-14

MANTLEs FOR THE LADIES We would call the
attention of our lady readers to Dougher'y 4
Co.'S. advertisement, in our paper Their stock Is
by far the largest offered in this city, and We
are informed by competent authority that their
prices are much below the actual value of their
goods.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-14
EIARYSVTLLE THEATER

Proprietor and Manager ......... .TUoS. MAGtIRF
Treasurer. ............. e. ....... NM STEVENSON
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-14
MARRIED..

In Marysyille Sept, j., by Justice George Merritt,
Mr. Charles G. Koch to Miss Regina Eoach, All Of
Parks Bar.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-14

The LAG--The Nevad. Democrat a few
d d'ys ago mentioned the fact that no national
flag was displayed from the County Court
House and added:
at is great disgrace to Nevada. having
but one public building, that this m,tter
should have been neglected SO long. and we
trust that those who are to receive the emo
luments of the county offices forlhe mex two
years will wipe ont the stain hy placing the
national emblem over the building they are
to occupy
The Transcript of later date says that
the newly elected officers have made up the
quisite amount for the purchase Of the flag
and that it will wave over the County Head
QuaUrs in all issarry glory, on the 7th of
October next. SO he editors of the Demo-
crat Transcript and Grass Valley National
are all pleased, and that they are So is new
proof Of their patriotism.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-14
rprcEs OLE ADMISSION

Dress Cir,leand Parquet ........ .......$fC-
Upper Circle... Observation-Disclosures. 81 cents
Private. i ,XC9 9......,............. - u
Orches ~ Chairs ............. ... - ,5'
Doors open at O'Clock, Performance to commence
at o'clck.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-14

ARRIVAL OF THE PoNY.-The Pony arrived
at the outer station at ten o'clock last night.
The telegraph gave us no intimation of the
nature of the news brought by it; but if it
is Of sufficient importance an extra will be
issued from this office this morning.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-14
SIX MULE TEAMS,

The lst premium for heaviest draft wa
awarded TO the tenn of Daniel Marks Of
Yuba. The committee recommended a spe-
cial premium of set of bells, worth 500 to
D Woods team which hauled the same load
that Marks did, but not quite so readily.
The horned cattle were then brought in
and the premiums announced, but as it was
getting late, the President hurried them
through so rapidly we did not attempt to
follow him. We shall publish the entire
premium list tomorrow. The immonsr
throng of spectators were doomed TO di%ap-
pontment in one particular, for it was an
uounced from the stand that the fair contest
ants for equestrian honors would not enter
the arena till to-day. In order to, in some
measure. alleviate their disappointment. a
trolting match was "improvised," and substi
tuted for the other entertainment 1t was a
single dash Of mile for purse of S25.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-14
FURNITURE and BEDDING
"a

IN Wednesday. Septorber lth, somewhere on D
street. Blue Velvet Prise, containing 800 gold
piece aud some small change The finder wi he suit
ably rewarded on leavino the purse and money at
FLETCHER H0BSoN'S Dry Goods store u street.
scpt2-n
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-14

INTERESTING The san Francisco Bulletin
has the following in IL advertising columns !:
." jeff Davis Beauregard and Ben Me-
Cnlloch Album Photographs for sale at Sell
leek s. 4l34 Montgomery street-ffly cents
each"
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-14

Ir j. rumorod that G. W Bowie Of Saern-
mento will be appointed Colonel of one Of
the regiments Of volunteers
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-14
swEEP-TAKEs.

Stations four years old and upwacda--lst'
Belmont; Williamson Bros, Santa Clara
"a, Langford; Colonel Luthrop. of Coutra
Costa.
Meres--1st, Musdora; Colonel Lathrop, OF
Contra Costa. ID, Fanny Howard; byJ. II.
Howard. Colusa.
Stallion Cots-lst. Jno Moore, j P. Rich
ardson, CoIu.a 2I, Jack uuyes; by John
Seaward Yuba
Neson. ColusR.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-03

-
rsreps aud espet lgh cSsssi ief ~ lo,, wv
ifade SIN coming viii, sir trips Of PROVISIONS
raoicree Leads of Southern productions IN return
Mo sass continue n ue Rasiga6le condition and the
Tho nuIsr tributaries falling Tine Mississippi
r,ssn,Shf,e bevpen M6nphi and viesshurg is bank full
The srny n Sene leaves her hrst regular trip MIN
mis- siiss evening, as a weekly packet
We ale iLdebtsdt freud FOR the following
STEAMER ALEcK scorr,
G%S This Id VA Horse of tha NJ IS ss,ppi.
Napoleon April Is, 1861. J
eIr sAteleft yeu sunny city on Monday evening" 20
nteP arrived at Baton Rnnge Tuesday morning A. NJ,
where lost ~ hours in taking in four large and
te $50 shells n balls, l5e and V
milton the Memphis peop resist the invasion any force
hope to arrive there safe with them Thursday mid
night The Scott although nearly Of has not diminished
particle with the i'm and boldly
the work eager for the fray, and all hands ready to do their
partin The work to be parformed -
Cant II. u Booker left Yicksburg to to Memphis by
aud We hope they Wit have good time and they will tell well
In haste yours, truly, j. X, Jr.
u Al CoTrEN FOR BAYOU SAEA-The splendid lowpreSsurt
packetJ A. Gotten Capt B. Baranco commander
and Mr. + Muord CLERK leaves at CLOCK this morning
for Bayou Sara and the Coast.
VlGb RED RIyEEThe very fine passenger packet Yigo
Can't r. 81 Martin commander and Mr. Ross w Doyle, clerk
leaves al 8 o'clock this evening for Red river.
MARY Z. KEESE MENrHisThe elegant and fashionable
passenger packet Mary e. Keene Capt W. Richardson com
maneF and Mr. w. "A. Armstrong clerk leaves at cocl
this evening for Memphis and intermediate landings.
CHARLTON ron IousThs fleet and beautiful passenge
packet Capt h. b. Moore and Mr. G. O. Reynolds
clerk leaves at oclock this evening for Cairo and ST. Louis