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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-11

AMES RIVER CEMENT
We have just received another fresh supply
JAMES
RIVER
CEMENT,
Which We offer for gale. Apply 10
BRIDGFORD il co,
D. 2-bt Corner Cary and lth sts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-11
s,AEz OYSTERS.

I1ESF YORK RIVER OYSTEAS-For sac
EDMUND EDWARDS,
'kqrner Franklin and 18th streets.
N The shell or opened by tGe gallon, IN large O,
small quantities, IL any way 10 suit The CUSTOM
81 II want aTs iavited 10 give q ,sl.
De '-is*
{ TSIERs! OYSTkaSll OYST1T.5I!!
TOM GRIFFIN has inst received the fuest lot Of
SEVERN RIVER OYSTERS
That has beer IN market for long time. Call end
Try them, at
TOM GRIFFIN's, Main nt., next to
de"-3'* Purcell. Lacd L Cos.
NrOTIUE TO The PUBLIC.-I have
= opened an EATING HOUSE, corner of
MuE ahd l2ih streets, at the PALMETTO
HOUSE.
l am prepared to furnish SNACkS q I all
tnes-frOm O'Clock in the morning until 10
o'clock al night.
Oystei s;ewed, fried, or roasted; Ham and
tgga; beetsteas; Turkeys Ducks; fresh
FISH, and hot Coffee and Tea at all times of
Ihs day
no 2s-ln l.. CROUCH, Prop'r.
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DaasdsE.sITRONS, sc,


IN l 5 ) . l. u 7 . N.
The firm Of
SOLOMON & GOLDSCEIN
is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
ID. SOLOMON.
Is. G9LDsTEIN.
III ,hInoad, Dec. q, 1861. d. l0--3ts
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FROM PARKRRsBuRG.
osgloE oonnIssAar D sgn.lsrsaos
PARKERsBURa, Va. Nov. IS, ls6

| TAHkEESBuhGj= VA NOV 46y tools
Editors lnteYtgenetr:-
In your issue of the l2tIlinst. observe
an article copied from the GAINESVILLE Cou-
rier, beaded ISL, ,15O for a Snooze." As
the Courier has published an article con-
Trajectory OF the above, beg leave to re-
quest that you will insert this letter, and
by so doing cancel the injustice done to
the Comnyissary at this post contained in
your former publication.
shall not allude to the gross ignorance
displayed Of tue duties OF army officers
more than 10 state thatno cOmpissary has
anything whatever to do with the trans
portation, even Of his own stores, that be-
ing, without exception, the duty of the
quartermaster's department.
Having, had several years experience in
Che regular army, which only left ta en-
ter the volunteer service, am enabled to
state, and take great pleasure in SO doing,
that, without exception, have never seen
Hn officer III the subsistence department
better qualified 10 take entire control of
any oEice in that department than Capt. A.
v. Bsrringer, the Commissary at this post.
have known many otlirers WHO have had
years of experience as cumnIi-shfi,s {t'tt
have .urytr seen one WHO waS l,eiicS q Gtli-
6ed to meet all emergencies than Capt,
Barringer; and I do not belieye be has a
superior of the same rank. His business
talents, combined with his close aprlica-
ton and great energy; his uHtiring devos
t:on 10 the duties pertaining to his office,
and his courteous heinetutr Ia AL with
whom lie has business assncinii0ns hive
rendered him mike, popular with senior
and junior officers, enlisted men and eit-
zens,. lam, sir, s.+s,,
Very TeSnett fully,
JrLIAS ConE.
Chief Clrrkl 6onmissaryi oflice.
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Items.

St. Paul must have been cricketer, for
he sayes he "stoOd up with the elevens."
The man who lately drew an inference
has gone to drawing a hand cart, as itPays
better.
The man who groui his teeth with rage
is selling the mixed powder At twenty
five cents boz.
There isa divinity that shapes. our ends, y
as the doughuuts said when the girls were
making them. ,.- ,,5..i.s5si :. slr.-.slI,
A French bishop said lately in a sermon:
"Let women remember, that whilspnttipg
On their prOfuse and expensive attire, how
rarrow are the gates OF PAFadise."1.b 40
Jones has discovered the respective ma
lures of distinction and difference. He
says that tn little difference frequently
makes many enemies, while t'L little dis
tinction" nttract hosts of friends to Que on
whom it is conferred a -.ei sfasrs
We have a boy at home about three
years old, who, by tue way, is a regular
l''shaVer" in his talk. One day w57 were
l't,yihg 70 teach him his alphabet. and ask
ed him what "B'' stood stor1 f'GeorgeS
was his prompt answer. "No,n we replied,
sit stands for boy" HWell, ain'ti George
a boy7g heasked triumphanElY. aaa.
10
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Letter froal7 8 volanteer.
= CANP SurrOs, Nov. 1!

l
Eds. lRtslIsgeneer noticed in your val
uable paper of the 4th inst, an article
tpurporting to come from the pen Of W, D.
Reliyson, in which Esxes you ap aeeopns
tiof the operFi Ions Of spt rebels thai latest
BEaxtpn eoltpty, n he 9Se Of. 9tts tlteh
tFrame, The details of which are mostly
coTrect, at least that part in which Mrs.
Frame was engaged. She did,all the fight
ing that was done, and in true heroine
style too, receiving severe wound in the
hand during the encounter.
In regard to the Home Guards, think
their indomitAble perseverance Is rather Of
a Bombastes Putioso style, for IL they did
take any of the perpetrators of this out
rage, their Captain failed to report them to
Col. Jones at headquarters as such. Now
the Home Guards of this county, if there
Rre any, are not worth the powder that
would blow them up. They have been or
ganized for some time, and all they have
done SO far, was to allow tue bushwaGkers
to take from them arms that were provided
for the purpose of self-protection. They
would then come into rampAnd report that
various bands were in the neighborhood,
and ask the Colonel to send;out squad of
men to protect them. Out upon such Home
GuardsI He that has not courage enough
to provide for his own safety, does not de-
serve protection fIom others. These very
men that Mr.. Rellyson speaks of, as not be-
lug he1rd from since the atfray at Mr.
Frames, ure the self4same chaps that took
their arms from them, for we COMPANY G,
sOth Ohio regiment,) had a brush With
them on Thursday last at the waters Of Big
Birch. in which our squad gave them "
warm reception. Some of their men were
wounded, but being in such force, our men
thought 1t best to retreat to the mouth of
the creek for endorsements. When were-
turned to the scene Of action with an in
creased force, we discovered that the rebels
had fed to parts unknown, taking their
wounded with them. -.. 5.slH,
No more ntpresent, but should anything
of interest transpire in this vicinity will
keep you posted in regard to facts.
sG Respectfully yonrs,
N. S. PRIEST,
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Mcclellan into a 9premature att6ek, they
find themselves unable to hold out longer.
Unless We are greatiy mistaken, the next
ten days will bring matters 70, ah issue In
front of wSshthgto ton. Within that time
there is every pr6spett of an engagement
along the whole line. How 1t will begin it
is not worth while to speculate. But It is
not improbable that the rebels may attempt
to cross tue Potomac at or near Aquia
Greek, where alone they have the means
Of making the effort with the slightest
prospect of success. Any such movement
will be the signal for saeh demonstrations
on our part as will render II impossible
for them to concentrate any considerable
portion Of their force there without the
certainty of having their lines hopelessly
broken elsewhere! Thanksgiving comes
next Thursday. We may have reason for
gratitude by that time not mentioned in
any of the proclamatious which have been
Issued hitheEtoG 1e ~ ggaasaot
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N179FLULAL NUIIlN DllbIe the lbOVe IlIeL- -
AS-Yeafly AdVeftlEing on reasonable tarm8 Accdr-
ding to tho space occupied and the ofchanges
AllAdTertlsementsfr0m transient persons or strAng
ers, 70 be paid for IN GdpdTiae.
Business Cards not exeeedlng6ve lines SO perysaF,
or 80 for six months but for shorter period nothing
will be counted less than n square.
The privilege Of Annual Advertising is limited to
the AdVsrtissFRa own Immediate business: and all
advertisements for the benefit Of other prsops AS
we'll as al legal advertisements and Advertisements
OfauctiOn sales and real estate, sent I'm by them muP
be paid for at the usual rates. 4ss, s-.{s 2 y ~
Ga>AdEertisSn Sz4B not sSoUnp Anied with Rrikte.I
difectipns win be insnItea pntii aatb JAd
aeeordlng1y.
Notice. Tor Political Meetings to be charged IL an
cases at full rates. iTlFsfl ~ = ~.
Marriages, NOticeso Funerals, and announcements
Of sefm6hs, 90 cents each. ~ ~ noy1lJ59
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HiSsOnri MlningCOmpaay.

uISSUUtI MIl1u = SUUiA4pAuys
Incorporated Feb. 22d, 1881
CAPITAL STOCK. ..... 100000
fIlHIs COMPANY rs FORMED FOR THE FUR
5ar We ds s6t ne Si5sst 70 PSie Se
purely phlanthEOpo motives IN initiating thie en-,
tsrpriss. We believe that the stock can be made to
pay large dividends, and at the same tina morn RAJ
gOOd RecOmpliahed and greater progress made in de-
VelUping and making known the astonishiHg mineral
wealth Of Missouri than by tho use of Ave times the
We shall m Aks the Oleai Of our Company cdIn-
petO mining bureau Of the mnaEll resources OF the
State. We HAV9 power under our charter to turs
elIas9 and sell lineEa1 lands Whereyer ate IN
Missouri Great Inducements viii be offered to cap
tealists and mining odVentnrsr who desire 70 prs
chase and work paying mines by dealipg with this
we Fsspssthally solicit the attention of all who
have mineral lands for sale to send statement
of thS anna deserihlng the kind Of mnsFals their
lands the number Of acres the location, and the low
est cash price they arc willing to take for sad lands.
7We shan work only such mines as pay largely. but
shall open and prove most Of the lands We sell The
books for subscriptions 10 the stock are nIH openat
corner Of Locust, over Merrhants- Bank, entrance
No u Loe1ststreot nVhe saal an Interest 10 thls
subscribe. Those Wishing stock, living out % tlS
city can see9rs bZ slee4as te1 PEI espt q the
SIS r,.l7 -=n4 4DTEBe10Bss-sf's l-fr-t -lsf
Allied CGPp ESD fBs.lHIas0Sida. sia "a, e.
IO,epa LathIpp, E'Qs g.M LE2eh, E;s,4t
L. ', Boy k'q7 y.'ePh feyqe, si s'i,; fss
Henry D. Bacon, L.V. Bngy.
u. BUTLER, Treas. '' ALPRED CLAPP, PTest-
faa f---a-----T f.ra as .-f.rrIg ri.aff
The above prospectus has up to this date been
Published 10 only Of leadiug papers t6r ton
days No extra Efforts to get stock taken have been
mSio; yet the public 50 wen aPPreeiatO the sotind-
Of the enterprise that over two hundred thOus-
and dollars Of the stock has already been taken We
WDud that tho shares aTe S2s glehg Vlt
In FULL without further liability tFanssrable de
livery registered only when dividends are feestVet
Any person having money 70 spaTe can, by the pur@
chase afsShaFRs "a the Missouri MfnlnE Company
ha an Investment that will pa largely mud hold
stock that e readily converted into cash loss
Aiss 81. sisoG Louis, No, March n 1881. 4's7
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gaiIg gutrlIigFrrtFr
TERMS OF ADVRRTIsING.

TvELvKsOup LINES or NovPARru, (oR oSE pcH, loR
LE9G, MAKE A SQUARE,
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q s. sssas

fT!si - , COCA i1Ia1nfss~. '7iii-7-7--
II Man that. Is born of woman. and en-
listeth as d soldier in the Kansas FIRST, is
of few days and short of ''ratiohs.'h arIiai
2. He comeihitorth at t"reyille,n = is pres
ent also at NretreatiH yen even at tattoo 8
and retireth GRpaFeHtly, at "tapsW sol.
3. He draweth his ratious from the Com
missaEy, and deTOnr6th tue same, He
strlketh his teeth against much "hard
canteen with aqua Purd, and clappeth the
mouth thereof upon the bnng OF 4 whisky
barrel, and after little while goeth away
rejoicing in his strategyI
4. Much soldering hath made him sharp;
yen, even the seat of his breeches are in
danger Of being cut through.
8. He cOveuauteth with the CTedulous
farmer for many chickens, and much hon.
ey and milk, to be paid promptly at the
end of each ten days; and lol his regi-
ment moveth on the ninth day to another
post gEI ~ 7lh 1t-FsT
His tent is filled with potatoes, cab
bage, turnips, krout, and other delicate
morsels of dulcet, delicious taste, which
abound not in the CommissaFy Depart
ment l1..-.
And many other things not in tue "re-
turn,' and which never will return; yet,
of truth, it must be said of the soldier
of the Kansas First, that of a surety he
taketh nothing which he cannot reach
He ireth his mimic rifle at midnight,
aud the whole camp is aroused and form
ed in line, when 10 his mess comes behr'
ing in nice porker, which he solemnly
declareth so resembled secesh that he
was compelled to pull trigger
He giVeth the Provost Marshal much
trouble, often capturing his guard, and
possesses himself of the city.
10. AT such times lager aud pretzels
flow like milk and honey from his generous
hand. He giveth without stint 10 his own
comrade, yea aud withholdeth not from
the lauk expectant Hoosier of the "Iudiau-
ny Twenty fourth"
IL. The grunt Of nipig, or the growing
of a cock, aWal1eneta him from the sound
u1tnetr-4y ard g6,tru55 Wnen ne instantly
clappeth his hands upon bis bread basket,
and the guard in eommiseration alloweth
him to pass to the rear to ease his grlpe
IL. No sooner hath be passed the sen
trys beat than he striketh n "bce-line" for
the nearest hen-roos: and. seiziug, pair
OF plump puIlets, returueth soliloquiEing
TO himself: "The noise of goose saved
Rome, how much more the flesh of n chick
| en- preserveth tue soldier"
10. He playeth euchre with the lparson
whether there shall be preaching in camp
on the Sabbath, and by dexterouslY turn
| ing jack, from the bottom, postponeth
the service.
IA. And many other marvellous things
loeth he; aud 10 1 are they not aleeady re-
CORDED in the morning reports of Company
iG? CoMrASY G. 2
flllr .g1-s ll.n ai7s 1-g -ssd
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PRE- AND INLAND NAVIGATION

FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Eshs accepted at terms consistent with solyency and
- 7tE4- fair profit.
EtPssial3tsa aigsn e Lal1saget 81 PHELtLYGS
The sprogress Of this Corporation has been stable
hne and storm or peri0ds eyenttu in or exempt from
weeping connagratons and maritime disaster; 30
no long establshad, cash baais, the troubles OF
,bs credit system AFFECT In material particular
During ehard tImes' the security Of reliable 1nsa-
Gnce 4 an imperative dntyIthe ability OF properly
piTFEHsSN r. "a = E.t,lA, -.
Policies issued tbput delay, And an tbusness at
tended to with dispatch and hdeity, BY II lso- n
-II9T N. q. C.fARTHUR, Agent, 81
once over the Bank Of wheeltngs
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noSEEsTTos.llLi .llLiO eaat2 q Pint, a f6Ssol;
DprleGI, At (Gspt31l ALlXgHEEMAN'9f
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Upwards OF S13,OoO,OOO
~ Losses have been paid by tho Rtnn Insurance Co.
In the past II years.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-03-20

Abrah I'M Lincoln was elected t. the Pres
idency of these United States, strictly &C.
cordng to the forms Of the constitution,
and he has hem duly and peaceahly induct.
ed into his office but he inherits a coun.
try distracted, disloyal, and even dis
membercd. The fierce and vindictive pas
Sions Of the canvas, instead Of suhsding
after the election, yet burn ard stimulate to
every device to embarrass and hamper the
action end measures of the Administration.
Treason is rampant, insolent and triumphant
in seven Of the States. To deal with these
States in such manner as on the one hand
to maintain the honor oflhe patton and the
integrity Of the government and laws, and
on the other so as toprevent the breach from
widening and give time and argument 10
come back to their Allegiance, is the most
difficult task ever devolved upon govern
mcnt, reqairing,n9t only firmnass, discretion
and wisdom on the part of the adnlnistra
ton, bu. the cooperation, confidence and
sympathy Of all loyal citizens. The only
wsy this Union can be preserved AMI the
country savei the horrors Of civil war. is by
rallying around the administration ofLinco|n.
The hopes ofthe country and It's Institutions
are indissolubly connected with him. Let
Republicans. especially, stand up for the
President Of their choice He needs sympa
thy and support now, as much as he did
during the canras. .
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Legal NGlicN,


To James w. Ricket. on A. Rickett Richard 8. X.
Rickett, Betsey A. Lane, formerly Betsey A. Rick
EFT, Wilsey G. zane. husband of the said Betsey
Samuel b. NJ Rickett, Johr A. Rickett and Mary A.
Eckett -
You and each of you are hereby notified that there
Is now pending before the County Court Of Wapello
county Iowa, petition of John &. johnson and Sam.
uel Dorr, Administrators Of the estate of John II
Rcket, dec asking said Court for an order to SELL
for The purpose paying the debts of said estate the
following real estate, tO.wit:
The southwest quarter Of section thirty-fve town.
ship seventythree, range thirteen also the east hall
OF the southeast quarter of section thirty-four ans
the south east quarter of the northeast uuarter Of
section thrtyfour, and the southN quarter of the
southwest: q iafter of section twenty-seven all In
township seventy three, range thirteen, all in Wapeo
county, Iowa.
And you are further notified that by an order Of
said court the petition in said cause sil be heard at
the April Term Of said court in the year Eighteen
hundred and siXty-one when you can appear and
show cause why said petition shall not he granted
JOHN C JOHNSON,
SAMUEL D0RR,
Admr's OF the estate Of JOHN II. RICKETT, decd,
March G. lS6l-3w =. =
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New York, March 1S.

New YoRK, March 49,
FLOUR-Market quite firm with moder,
ate demand
WHEAT Market firm with fair export
demand. Sales at 81 16 Chicago sp,ing
81 90 Canada club; 81 2S@l 25 MIL club
81 81 winter red western.
RYE--Qnict. Sales at 63@65.
BARLEY--Steady at 72@SO.
CORN-Market quite firm. Sales at G.;
@6S old mixed western, in store and dely
cred; 59@6l new do. at r. r. depot and
delivered
OATS-Dull Sales at 32s@34A 70,
Western, Canadian and State.
WilISKY--Market dull Sales at l7k0
178. ~
CHICAGO. March 10.
FLOUR-Market quiet. Sales at So Sc
for Supcline; 81 25@4 81 for choice Spring
extra. '
Wheat -Fir,ner and unchanged. Sales
1900 bush. No. l, Spring-new recent.
at s0a-slc; $500 bush do. old at 7G@
II.
CORN--Dn!l. Sales of 900 bush. mix.
ed, new receipts, at 27c.
OATS-Dull--174@ in tore.
DRESSED HOGS-Quiet Sales OF
loohogs, dividing on 200 ID. at S. ST. "a
6 90.
Exchange on New York 5i@5h per cent.
premium.
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A'yer'sSarsaparii

"A compound remedy, designed TO IN q,
efectual .4HGatire that can be made
a concentrated extract of Para S,rs,,
so combined with other substances
greater Alternative power as to afford o.
tive antitlote for the diseases Sars,no
rcputed to cure. 1t is believed that ,
remedy is wanted by those who sufis'
Strmmous complaints, and that one viii
accomplish their cure must prove of Il
service to this large class of our afflicted
citizens. How completely this compo,
do it has been proven by experiment O
of the worst cases to be found Of the to
complaints:
SCRoruLA AND ScRoruLous Cow
EnUrrIoSs AND EnurrtvR DISEASES. |
pIMpLEs, BLorcnEs, TuMons, SALT +
ScALD HEAD, SYrutLrs AND SYrurL,
rEcTioNs, MEncURrAL DISEASE, Daops
RALGfA or TIC DouLounEux, DEurLlry
PERSIA AND ISDioEsTIoN, ERYsipELA
OR Sr. hSrnoSy's FInE, and indeed t,
class of complaints arising from Iupv
THE l,LooD.
This compound will be found Or
motcr of health, when taken in the 81
cxpel the foul humQrs which tester
blood ut tina. season oNthe year. Byt,
ly expulsion Of them many ranklinS d.
are nippcd in til, bud. NIultitudas !
the aid Of this remedy, spare the,nscly
thu endurance of foul eruptions and y,
sores, through which the system will 4
rid itself of corruptions. if not assist
this through the natural channels di Il
by an Alternative medicine. Cleanse
vitiated blood whenever you find its inn
bursting through the skin in pimples, crSl
or sores; cleanse it when you find ID
structel and sluggish in the veins; eli
whenever it is foul, and your feelings \
you when. Even where no particular d
is felt, people enjoy better health, aI
longer, for cleansing the blood. I'D
blood healthy, and all is well; but NJ
pabulurn Of lif, disordered. there cam
lasting heath. Sooner or later son
must so wrong, and the great machil
life is tlisoi lrcd or overtllrown.
Saralnrillo has, and deserves mus
reputation Of accomplishing these ends
the world has been egrcgiously deceii
preparations Of it, partly because III.
alone has not all the virtue that is l
for it, but more because many prepay
pretending to be concentrated extract
contain but little Of the virtue Of Sarsaj
or any thing else.
During late years the public have be,
led by large bottles, pretending to give
of Extract of Sarsapnrilla for one dollar
of these have been frauds upon the 81
they not only contain little, if any, S;
rilla, but often no curative properties v
CT. Hence, bitter and painful disappoi
has followed the use Of the various ext,
Sarsapaiilla which flood the market, III
name itself is justly dcspiscd, and las
synonymous with imposition and cheat
we call this compound Sarsaparilla, and
to supply such remedy as shall rese
name from the load of obloquy whic
upon it. And we think we have gror
believing it has virtues which are Gre
by the ordinary run Of the diseases it is
cd to cure. In order to secure their &C
eradication from the system, the remedy
be judiciously taken according to direct
the bottle.
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Rcuyoyn Y. March l4-Ty,er closed

RICHMOND, Va, March l4.-Tyler closed
his speech He demands that Virginia ru
forth an intimaton demanding full and am
Pile security as the only condition Of remain
ing in the Union. He thou ght sucn securi
ty would eventually bring back the cott9r
States, ind Virginia could not exist without
them. The speech was generally conciliato
ry but uneqnvocally favored Southern. rights
The propositions were re1errld to the Com
mittec. The rep TT Of the committee on
Federal Relations will be taken up to.mor
row. -t4
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New YORK, MARCH l4-Gen. Dix had :
public reception at the City Hall, at noon to
day. Mayor Wood delivered the address O.
welcome
The schooner Restless, Of Great Egg Har
Dor, was seized yesterday for trading to for.
eign ports without register She sailed
from Philadelphia TO Mobile, in January
| there gave up her costing license and applied
10 the Collector for register, which tn,
Collector would not furnish, stating that he
had ceased to be u. s. officer The cap
tam entered his protest, countersiened 10y
the Spanish Consul, and went to Havana
thence coming to this port with cargo.
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Iowa AppOilst,iae l;s Il.

1t is understood That Mr.. Gurlev, Of Da.
venport, is to be District Attorney for Iowa
II. NJ. Hoxie, Of Des Moines, Chairman OF
the State Central Committee, will probably
receive the MarshalShip; Stewart Goodrell,
Of the sane place, is his competitor; G. w.
Hawley, Of Decatur Co., il is said, is to be
District Judge in Colorado; Hawkins Tay-
Tor, of KeoAuk, Special Nail Agent for this
State.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-03-20
Tom Corwin declines the Mexican missio

The news from Texas is important. Gov.
ernor Houston refuses t. acknowledge the
authority Of the Convention, and maintains
that the Legislature is the supreme authority
in the State. lie is opposed to Texas. Join.
ing the Southern Confederacy, and is said
TO be raising troops on his own account
If let severely alone for awhile it is probable
that the Seeded States will fall to fighting
among themselves.