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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-08-28
What They Pay.

Under the new Revenue Law, the Prssi
dent Of the United STATES will pay Sever
hundred and fifty dollars of tax, and each
member Of the Cabinet, Two hundred and
forty dollars. Clerks Of the first class ($ :,
2o0) will pay twelve dollars per annum. and
the $4,000 clerks, forty-two dollars Mem
bcrs Of Congress will also feel the effects of
the law heavily, thereby showing that those
who framed the law are willing to bear a
heavy share Of the burdens. The lahorine
class and the mechanics, will MT feel the ef.
feet so severely.
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Trustees sale.

NHEREAS heretofore to.wit on the seventh day
w Of July, A. D. 1859, George Laswsll and his
wife Evelina Laswe Of the county Of wapelio, state
OF Iowa, conveyed by Deed of Trust to James awicy
the following described property situate IN said coun.
ty and State towit Twenysix feet Of the southeass
side OF lot number two hundred and cghty.hve (as3)
In block No. twenty-one In che city OF Ostumwa TO-
gether with the improvements and appurtena nces
thereunto belonging said eyance being 90 made
to secure the payment at the maturity thereof Of
Certain promlssory note made BY said Evelina and
George Laswe for the sum Of six hundred and seven
dollars, payable to Patten. Lane Merrman order,
on or before the seventh day Of July, 1861, with
George Laswel and Evelna Laswell By their said deed
OF trust authorised the said Hawey In they failed
to pay said note a the maturity thereof 10 advertise
said property for sale at public vendue AID sell the
same to the highest bidder for cash. And Whereas
the said note is now due and still remains unpaid
now therefore, / the said James Hawiey hereby ave
notice thai will on the 80th day Of August 1851 1t
the nour OF O'Clock r. NJ OF said day offer said prop.
costa Of said trust JAMES HAWIEY
Ju1y al 1871
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FREDERICK, Md, Aug. 22.-The cores
pendent Of the Associated Press with Gen
Banks Division writes that the health of the
army is generally good. The hospitals have
hut few tenants. There mas been great
improvement. since leaving Sandy Hook.
Mr.. Russell Of the London Times was
here on Tuesday morning, and proceeded to.
wards Sandy Hook, apparently for the pur-
pose of visiting the whole line of the Poto.
mac defenscs. There was some curiosity to
catch glimpse eff him. Remarks not par.
ticularly complimentary were uttered by
some Of the soldiers, whp had pcrused his
letters.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-08-28
County Convention.

In tho absence of formal call, it is sug-
gcstcl that a County Convention be held at
the Court House, in Ottumwa, an Saturday,
the Slst inst. at o'clock, p. NJ. to choose
delegates to the Congressional Convention
at Oskaloosa, September 4th. Township
meetings to be held efh Saturday next, the
oath.
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LEGAL NOTICE

State Of Iowa, county OF wapello,-e,
In the District Court.
Carl l.. Ramin,
Tobias Thomas, Original Notice
Amos Coyle, and
Robert Potter.
To Tomas THosAs, AMOS CoyIR, and RoDEar PorrIn.
Defendants:
You are hereby notified that there 70 now on die In
the ONCE Of the Clerk Of the District Court in wapel
10 county, Iowa, petition Of Carl L. Rann asiine
the Court to quiet the title In him the east half
the northeast quarter of section TOW nshl
sevAntytwo range 6fcen and for general relief and
that unless you appear and answer thereto ~ the
26th day Of November, 1861, judgment viii be rem.
dersd against you thereon, and according TO the
prayer Of the petition. Dated July 10Th, 1871,
CARL l.. RAMIN, Plaintiff.
Hendershott Burton, Pitts At'ys
August 1th. l06l-6W s.
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FINAL SETTI,ENENT.

TO Lewis 4. Myers Guardian Of the Minor heirs of
William Newell deceased, and to the said heirs T.
+. Newell, H. X. Newell, w. NJ. Newell, J. d. New
ell, 8. j. Newell, T. B. Newell, E. \. Newell and ALI
Others whom it may concern:
You and each Of you are hereby notified that the
undersigned, h. r. Newell administrator oftha estates
Of William Newell and also Of Jernima NeweI dec d.
win At O'Clock p. NJ. I'd, Of September next, at the
office OF the County Judge of Wapelo County, lows,
make anal Reports Of the settlement OF said estates
discharge as such administrator, at which time any
person interested in said estates, can appear ami
show cause IL any they have, why such final settle
ment should not be made ami final discharge 2, ami.
ed LF NEWELL. Administrator
August 9Th, 1887 al.i3 St
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LAuMAN's OwS.-This is the title Of pa
per issued at Tronton, Mo-, by printers con-
nectcd with the 18th Regiment Iowa Volun-
tcers Friend Merrill of K. & NJ, received
several copies, one Of which is before u.s.
The Editor is w. w. De, Heus; compositors,
Henry Battcrton, O. A.. Redman, G. W. Hills,
Harry T. Slime, w. Williams, and A. r.
Snow. We learn from the Ona that the
brave eth are in good spirits, and anxious to
meet the enemy. The number before us is
dated the 2lst. Published semi. occasionally
The editor, to whom thanks for the use of
material is rendered, it seems, did not leave
ink enough.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
TO GRINNELL BuRT ami G. s. STILwELL:

You hereby notified that there will be on file In
the ONCE of the Clerk Of the District Court OF wapeo
County, Iowa, on the LIST day Of september next, y
petition Of Adolphus R@mer, claiming to be the
er In fee, and having the right to redeem from tax
decree, the Nortw quarter ofthe quar-
ter Of Section % in Township e North Of Range -
West, In said County, and that unless you appear
thereto and defend against said petition before
The noon Of November Goth, 1861, that being the
end day oftbe next Term Of said Court default wilS
be entered and decree be rendered ding to the
prayer ofsaid petition. HENDERSIIOTT BURTON
August 18th, 1861. 4w. Auys Tor PIE
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County Convention.

We call attention to the County Convcn-
ton to DC held at this place next Saturday.
to appoint Delegates to the Oskaloosa Con.
vention, at o'clock p. m. The Court House
being occupied by Democratic convention,
the store room recently occupie6by lIedrick
& Gillespie has been secured for the Repub-
lican convention. 1t is hoped every town.
ship will he fully represented.
The delegates from Center township arc
4. III. Hamilton. j. H. Merrill, w. p. Wight.
man, j. NJ IIcdrick, and Jos. Chambers.
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war.

WASHINGTON, Aug, 22.--Trustworthy in
tellgence from North western Virginia states
that Roscncranz is entrenched with a suffi-
cient force to remove any Cause of apprchcn-
sion for his safety. The rebels are reported
as entrenching themselves at distance OF
from Is t. 90 miles, with force vaiiously
estimated from 1900 to 10000 men.
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supposed Attempt TO Assassina &c
Mcclellan.

The Philadelphia Press of to-day saws
General Mcclellan went out miles last Fri
day to review General Nooker's Brigade. -
He returned to the city after dark. During
the review number of Secessionists were
discovered in ambush near the road between
the troops and the city and were arrested. II
is thought their object was to assassinate
Gen. Mcclellan.
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a RE YOU SEEKING EMPLOY.

"A MENT 9--Agents wanted to canvas every
county, town and city in the North States for
several articles that meet with SURE and RAPID sale
ana auord LIBERAL PROFIT. To canvassers or any
person OF ordinary ability who may wish employment
that VIII secure them not only honest but aulck
way OF 4aknR money, this presents . rare opportu.
nty. me small price Of Aess GrticIss brim0s Msre
rihsn reach o. 0H Can refer parties desiring Il to
agents whose DAILY average OF PRorirs for the last
the sale Of these articles have been from
ts,W 20 vio,OO Enclose red stamp and receive By
return mall circular giving full particulars.
Post Uffce Box 1883 Cuicacc YS,,.o,.
jane 10. 1851 "'"'
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The Tribune learns that the President has
authorized Hon. j. S. Phelps of Springfield
in South west Missouri to cmbody the citi-
zcns and form five regiments of infantry and
one of cavalry to serve under the laws Of
Missouri, for six months. In the meantime
orders have gone out authorizing Is full
regiments to be raised in Missouri for the
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LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. ga special dis
patch to the Courier from Nashville saws
Davis has approved the Act appointing two
Commissioners to Europe. Also the Act
for aid to Missouri in repeling invasion and
authorizing her admission into the Confede.
racy. .ae
McCulloch was complimented for the
splendid victory of his brave army in the
battle Of Oak Hill.
Congress is considering the bill for the sc.
questratlon of the property Of alien enemies
The Confederate Congress is reported to
have received dispatches by telegraph, sta
ting that the English Government has sent
orders to Admira: Milne, Of the Gulf SQUAD
ron, to see that British merchant vessels be
adequately protected in their ingress and
esress to and from the ports of the South.
High officials at Richmond believe such to
beFa fact
The French Consul at Richmond has re.
ceived dispatches announcing the arrival of
several French war frigates at Norfolk.
Congress has called on the Navy Depart
mcnt for the estimate of the amount required
to construct two gnn-boats for the defence
of Memphis and the Mississippi River.
The rep TT of battle at LOyettsville is in.
correct, the Lincoln troops succeeding in cs.
Gaping across the Potomac.
Southern passengers just arrived report
that martial law was proclaimed at Nashville
to-day.
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Cavalry Regiment for Border
Service.

am author i.ed by NAL Gent Fremont to raise .
Regiment Of Cavalry this State for service during
the War, to act as Home Guards in Iowa and Missouri
The companies Of mounted rihemen in the Southern
border counties Of the State, AID others desiring 70
70 Into this service will report to me Immediately AZ
Kcokuk or Bloomfield.
The Horses will be purchased by the Government.
Each person Is requested to bring good Horse with
him. which will be paid for.
Arms, Equipments, and everything complete, Win
be furnished the regiment when organised.
Companies will be mustered Into service as soon as
ready. sg g37 CYRUS DCssEi'
Aug IA, 1881. -z.- x
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Chicago has been thrown into state of
excitement by the murder Of private by
his officer at the depot Of the Northwestern
Railroad in that city. Tic ,vdca,sis en-
Hictir'-.
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sI,Ioo, 900 Refunded to Illinois.

New York, Aug. 28.-The Post learns
that the Government has refunded to Illinois
40 per cent Of the expenditures of the State
in fitting out the volunteers, which gives the
State s1.l0O,0OO.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-08-28

The CAPITOL ExrENsIoN.--The New York
Trlbune's Washington correspondent is au-
thorized to deny that the President has or.
dered work to be recommended on the extern
sion of the Capitol. The national revenues
will be better applied by Mr.. Lincoln than
to decorative architecture.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-08-28

IRoSroS, Mo-, 24.-Reports to-day give
information of IIardee's forces Withdrawing
from Greenfield towards Reeves Ferry,
where they arc fotifying; also to Peyton's
station, nearer the Arkansas line. This
seems to confirm previous reports that the
eastern division Of the rebels is fastening to
join Gen. Pillow. A strong body Of jeff
Thompson's forces have occupied Benton,
eight mile, back Of Commerce, where they
are throwing up Qualifications.
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PURCHASERS WANTEDi

Purchaser wanted for 300 packages Of Stationery
and Jewelry Tin lots Of $50 each for sale at prices n
invoiced less 10per cent discount, a the Express
once, Ottumwa Iowa. Also Agents wantad to seiI the
packets OF Stationery, with or without Jewery) in
the market, At prices lower than can be purckased
elsewhere Address with Stamp enclosed
;. L. BAILEY, i54 Court ST., Boston Mass.
Y,.s.,
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Latest News.

Gov. Gamble has called out $4,000 Mis-
soui troops.
The news from Washington by last mail,
and in fact during the week, is not especially
important. The indictment and consequent
suppression Of secession papers in New
York the advance of Banks to Winchester
in spite Of 1000 opposing rebels, PROPOSE
ton to org ,nize National Detective Police
the visit of Boston Committee representing
the money interest of that city, seeking to
get the Secretaries of War and the Navy
removed, as condition to furnishing any
more money. Alarms at Washington have
been frequent. Proclamation Of martial law
at Washington, talked Of. but no tyet taken
place. Numerous arrests for holding trea-
sonable communication with the rebels con.
tinuc to be made at Washington and in
other places; brother of Gen. johnson
among the number Our wounded ut Spring
field are doing well and it was expected tina.
most of them would soon leave for home
The rebels at Springfield were more con-
ccrned about subsistence than offensive
movements. All communications with the
rebels has been stopped, even by express.
1,5s5,93S bushels of grain were received al
Chicago last week. .....
The official Federal loss at Wilson's Creek
was, killed, 223; wounded, 72l; missing
29l /; total 1,231
There are $4,000 troops now in Missouri
at Cairo and Birds Point.
ANOTHER ALARM.-There was an alarm
given at Keokuk on Sunday, occasioncd by
report that large force OF rebels were
within 16 miles Of Athens. 4 train wish
troops and arms went up, but no enemy, ap.
pearing, they returned.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN

STRAYED OR STOLEN.
EVROM the undersigned, 10 Cedar Pals, Blackjack
~ County, Iowa, on or about the middle Of Juno
last, small bay mare, with heavy black name ana
tall saall white spot hind foot star on fore.
head, letter IA" branded near foreshouldsr, 10
little knee sprung, Is about eight years old. Said
mare was purchased Of Robert Streeter, near Ottam
wa, on or about the Let Of October last.
Any Information a. to the whereabouts Of the above
mare will be literally rewarded. AUSTIN McG1LL,
Aug. 81. Cedar Falls lows.
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EMPLOYMENT!
e75!!
New Advertisements.

TIME OTTUMwA MALE AND FEE.
u MALE SEMINARY, commences it, fourth year
On Monday, September 9th, 1851,
at the Presbyterian Church and rooms attached.
Four terms Of ten weeks each In the year.
Tuition from g to ts, accordngts branches studied
Boarding can obtained At prices 10 suit the tmes
in. McELROY, Principal
s,.: !. |. e 2 T WlisoN } Assistants.
MIS- LIZZIE D. WOODWARD, Drawing and French.
REV. s. H. WORCESTER, OIL Psinsine.
Aug. 81 1851
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MARRIED AT Agency city, JULY xMn, oy
Rev. Il. Dudley, Rev. JosRrA NEwBoLD, OF HILLSIDE
rough Iowa. and Mrs. susAHxAa Hoir, OF Agency ciy'
Al the same place, BY the same, Aug. 18TH, Mr Ed.
WARD BROWN, of the arm Of Sprague Brown, ALu
Miss JANE Hoi, all Of Agency City.
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State Of Iowa, county OF wapello, 80
the District Court.
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DR.. HoofIaad7a
G. 4 E II A " BIZ TERs.
And
DIR. G4opEand'a
Balls MILO CORDIAL

ThegoHstandard nsdcnHao The
thelrgreaE popularity only through years of trial
subtraction is rendered ~ allcaaes and the
pronounced them worthy.
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNp1CE. DEe11.
ITY OF THE NNRvOUs SYSTEM. DISEASES OF tn
skIDNEYS, and all diseases arising from sdIsodsred ~
weakne"sof the stomach and digestive orRnns ara
permanently cured by the @ ERMAF BITT Frs
ThsBA1sAM1C CORDIAL has acquired a rsnrt,,,,r -.
passing that Of any similar preparation extaut I, win w
fG the most and standing COUGH COLD
OR HoARsENESs BRONCHITIS. INFLUENZA. GROUP.
PNEUMONIA, 1NCTPIENT CONSUMPTION. and has mar.
formed the roBt astonishing ever known of
CONFIRMED CoNsUMPTIoNi
Afew doses will also check cure the
D1ARRHEA proceeding FROM Cold the Bowea
These medicines prepared by DR.. c. NJ JACKSON r IT,
No 418 Arch street Philadelphia, Pa and are soId bv a,
gss and deaersn medicinese at rs eepts MAI
tie. The signature Of c. NJ jackson will be on tina optfd
wrapper ofeach bottle
In the Almanac published annually the proprietors
EvERYBoDY'S ALMANAC you will Testimony and ,,
mandatory notices from all parts country Tbese
nscsare given away by all onr agents.
j. WRIGHT CO., hgents
81 and ISL Chartres STRAIT
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ST LOUIS Per steamer VIM NJ Morrison -946
seeks corn 100 bbls pork Given, Watts &cO- SSl do
0glesby Il Macaulay- $50 do Hilliard Summers &
co--l00 do Q cks bacon to R Geddes-65 bbls pork
100 bbls -four Keep & Caulfeld- $50 do Converse d
Kenneth 268 do do s Il Kennedy &eo-l3o do do
G 7 Buddecke &co--- 100 do do P Hogan--3O0 do
j Connolly 200 scks potatoes Gass & Bowling
-l005 do Clarke, Pratt &co- l60 do f T Duffin@
1887 do lI5 cks bacon j l. Harris 427 seeks corn
1879 scs oats w Watts &eo-723 do j I Moore &
co--5Oo scks bran Jas Druhan- l75 scks wheat to
A J Rngeley &eo-- csk bacon Huntington & Bro
100 hides Horrell, Gayle Geo 500 scks corn to
Slemmer u alsh-spndries to order.
NJ NASHVILLE Per steamer James Woods 78
hbls -four 80 bbls whisky 1877 hhds tobacco to C Il
Smith &co-76 do hx tobacco l Dbl whisky to
kirkpatrick &co-l66 hbls flour 5s hhds tobacco to
Given. Watts Ace- 90 do Jas Turner IS do R Il
Fraser-4s do Wilson & Young--30 Gunther Rode.
wald &eo-42T do do Murrell s Bowles 20d0 r "
Smgthe--7 do Anderson & Harper 4 d NJ Branch
- do Clark 4 Thieneman- do w g Robinson &
co.. do VIM Soery 6Seo-l do w Cobb L dc
4 b r Lotspeich &co.4i do DO 5 cks bacon 100 bbls
flour to Poindexter &ce- SO do IS hhds tobacco t.
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Passengers

Per steamship Habana. I'm Havana Capt, P.
full, Dechan, j. Goffith, j. seiia R. sug, W. Jen
kins, Choteau A. Levy, J. Fl. Harper J. Pearson,
E. F. senells, J. Walden. J. Canaes, A. Pahlen, G.
Provosty, N. Conway, Mrs Mackin, j. Ruter, J..
Keipes, R. Murphy Flemming, J, Brown, N. CUR,
heffer, Sinclair.
Per steamship Magnolia. from Key West and
other Florida ports-26 cabin, deck, l24 negroes.
Per steamship Mobile, from Layacea-2 cabin.
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BeIow---ComIng Up.

Ship Kinmore, Graves, IS days FIN Boston, to master
cargo. 1852 tons ice to J L Warner AGO.
Ship Golden Cross, Smell, FIN Liverpool January
28th to Cammack & Converse. t..I
Ship Pieayune, Brooks, FIN Havre January 25th, to
Cammack & Converse
Bark sartelle, Cole, FIN New York February 28th,
to A Cohen.
Brit bark & ] Curtis, days FIN Galveston, in
ballast, to Baxter, Lowell eco.
Schr Tamaulipas, Ackley, 8 days I'm Apalachicola,
to Goldenbow & Lesparre.
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Healthy Human Blood Hpon being ANALYZED sIysvs mrs.
sents with the essential eeens and gives of con,,
the TrGe Standard. Annyge the Blood Of person spFan
from Consumption Liver Complaint Dyspepsia scroFIa
and find in instance certain deficiencies In the red ab
ues of Blood Supply yon are made
The Blood Food founded upon
ug success. There
FIVE PREPARATIONS
adapted totho deficiencies Of the Blood different disase
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis any affection whateye Of .hs
Throat or Lungs inducing Consumption use No l. which IL M
the No. for Depression of Spirits Loss Appetite and for ali
Chronic Complaints arising from USE General pebiltv
and Nervous Prostitution. No2 for Liver Complaints No
for Dyspepsia Being already prepared for ABSORPTION IL
taken drops and carried Immediately the circulation NO
that what gain retain The No. Female Tegr
aritieB Hystera Weaknesses See special directions FIR
this For Salt Rheum EruptionB, Scrofuous Kidney and
Bladder Complaints take No. In all the dectiors
must be strictly followed Price OF tho Blood Food 81 Der
bottle.
Sold by CHURCH DUPONT, No. 400 Broadway Eez
York; j. WRIGHT & CO.. No. q ISL Charities street; o.
j. WOOD Co, st. Louis Mo- and by all respectable Drup
gists throughout the country
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Memoranda

The officers Of the steamship Mobile report having
left in port at Lavacca. brig Laracca for New
York schooner Spencer Lee, for New York;
schooners Indian, Commerce, c. P. Knapp, Bull
rush and Urbana for Pensacola; schooner Anthem,
for Matanzas schooner Gulf Ranger, for Calves
ton; and two other schooners, names unknown.
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ExpDrEss

& HAVRE-Per ship New Orleans 1866 bales of
cotton.
GLASGOW bark Peter Clinton-l1S5 bales
cotton TIA scks oil cake.
. CORK AND A MARKET-Per bark Unico-9o49
SEEKS corn.
/ NEW YORK-Per brig Herald 1872 hhds sugar
234 bbls molasses S68 hides 80 bales moss.
MOBILB-Per sehr Pascagoula- 1000 scks corn
500 scs oats 100 bxs cherries and sundries.
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stLarnle snlelIlaellte.
oansolsr osrlos, Ne, q Camp street., :, !

Tuesday Morning, March 10. 1851. 3
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamer Hiawatha, Dix, for st Louis.
j Fulkerson
Steamer choctaw, Silver, for St Louis,
j D Fulkerson
Steamer Atlantic, McGill for Louisville Bell eco
Steamer I L McGill, Callahan, for St Louis,
j n Patterson
Steamer Clara Dolsen, Dunning, for St Louis;
Ship New Orleans, Rich, for Havre,
Cammack Il Converse
Bark Peter Clinton, Bragdon, for Glasgow,
Creevy & Farwell
Sandman bark Unco, Dodero, for Cork and 8
market, Baxter, Lowell &co
Brig Herald, Gray, for New York,
wv Hynson 6co
schr Pascagoula, Fowler, for Mobile,
Huntington & Bro