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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-02-12

IN r. HUMPHREY. Auction and Com
IL mission Merchant, No. Estes House.
Regular Auction Sales on Tuesday, lhurscay
and saturday mornings; also every evening. ar
niture sales every Saturday morning.
- Particular attention given to sales In The
oouniry. iaI2si
USTreceived from the American Clock CO. !
y large lot of 30 hour and day clocks, assorted
stylcs, NJ No. . Estes House.
Scpti2i d. HUMPHREY.
ID ECElt ED this cay, on consignment, cases II
llGnc Calf Boots-to BE- closed cut Immediately,
No. kstes Houfe. lseptla
fusT received from the Manufacturers large lot
= OF Hoop sAlIts; also, = large consignment Of
Hosiery, Ut No. 8 Estes House.
oeptl2d
ISL received Pocket Cutlery Of every variety
~ and quality, and = large assortment Of Table
Cutlery, Also = lotof Plated Table aud Tea Spoons,
- No. Lstss House. [septi2dl
NOV on hand large stock Of Jevelry vi ever,
Av variety; also Stationery and Notions Of I'll
kinds. Merchants and peddiers will do well to call
and examine this stock IL will be closed out very
low. DE-. HUMPHREY,
Septl2 Aocsioneers
NV BOUkS.
MILL He FIND HERR
w treat reparation.
Dora Barton.
Throne Of David.
Lsie u Kit Carson.
Woods and Waters.
This day received 1t
OGDRN, BRowNELL4 CO.'S
CRY Book Gfoa1,
Jaal4 81 MAiA-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-02-12

To Hawkins Taylor, Charles Patterson, Samuel
Bonner, Rankin Miller
NpU and each Of Yen are hereby notified that
- there in on fle In the ofhce Of the Clerk of
the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa. At Fort
Madison, = petition Of Hiram Barney claiming Of
you Hawkins Taylor the sum Of Eve thousand dol
lars and inte5esr 81 10 per nt., and thirty dollars
for taxes paid, as money duN on mortgage made
by you 70 Charles Mason and since assigned to said
Hiram Barney, dated February !, 1864; also claim
In / against each Of You the foreclosure Of said
mortgage, the same being on the northeast aide
one1haif Of Lot No. Ave [5l In Block No. three Ell
in fhs City OF Keoknk, Lee County, Iowa, for the
purchase money; and further asking for sale OF
said premises, and general relief.
And unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before the noon Of the second Day Of the
next term Of said Court, to commence. 1t Fort
Madison on the third Monday Of May, A. ID.
1851, default will be entered against you and
Judgment rendered thereon, the petition taken as
by you confessed, and decree rendered against you
a. prayed therein.
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
Feb. g, 186l-lm Pitts Attorneys.
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Le4At NOTICE.
MN. E.~s,n MIN. 49, II

NODAL a
Feb, s, 1851 I'm Plaitil's Attorneys.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-02-12
Legal Notice.

NUDLE hTHUNT,
Feb. s, ls6l-lm Pitff's Attys.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-02-12

Inssvn nlenta
LS0K the cure OF club foot and deformed limbs
l. and spine, embracing the latest and most sell
ensiLc improvements, ior saie ut the
II EOKlth Datii STORF,
n1II En- il street L4I.-L4.44 Il n4,.eau.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-08

Tie British brig Kate, Capt. Kelly, hence for
Belize, Honduras and schooner Ida Della Tarre,
Capt. Jones' for New York, when twenty five miles
below the city, met with slight accident, which
caused them to return to the city for repairs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-08
PaESEn gers.

Per steamship Mexico, from Galveston and In
dlanola-M Miss Briggs, Mrs. Evans Mrs. NJ r. Lealy
Mrs. v. Il. Diedrich and servant, Franklin and
lady, Humpllres, A. g. Harrington Noel, Kirby,
Thomas, Briggs, I. G. Davenport, Fowler, Vaiser,
Gillespie, WadsHorth, w. G. Clardy, Yandenberg,
A. H. 0iphant, Forsyth, 7. j. Wien, Griffin, j. W.
Rugeley, Bryant Hansford- -26 on deck.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-08

-rShulnway ! He8s = " Murphy--L sturtevant &
coil Q Covert Theurer Geo Rulef- Phelps
Y Jones-3X Gauohe- L Moore &eo--J Gauche-
Henderson y Peale-and order.
B0STON-Per ship Isaac Newton-C H Slocomb
&co--C Boye--M Greenwood Pammer-C och.
ran & Hall Weishaar- Sampson & Keen Pal
frey u Lincoln-D kelhan-- Grosjean g. Raymond
j PuIgan-W & Blanchard G w Dunbar &co
w McCraeken-Beebe &co-and order
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Arrived Yesterday.

u
Steamship Louisiana, Kirby, FIN Mobile, in ballast
to Goldenbow & Lesparre-1st dist
Ship Caledonia, Drummond, % days FIN Bath, tMe>
to Meeher, Knox &co-1st dist.
Ship Ann Il Thompson, Lindsey, I'm Liverpool 2Stt
November, TO J H Ashbridge j. Nephew
Bark Deborah Pennell, Pencil, 2G DAYS FIN Bath
lMe) % Baxter, Lowell &co---lst dist.
BARK Corant, Oliver, I'm Fernando Pc. in ballast
to Baxter, Lowell &co--Point
Swedish brig Wanna, I4oderberg, So days FIN Rio
de Janeiro, to j Dixon &eo.
Sehr James Martin, Kelly, % days fm Boston, to
g w Hynson &co--2d dist, 2S.
Schr Shark, Patterson. 8 days I'm Galveston, in
ballast, to master-2d dist, l5.
schr Louisa, -, days fm Grand Caillou, to
master-2d dist, l6.
Brit brig Kate, Kelly, hence for Belize, Honduras
retained in distress, to NJ A de Lizard ECO
Sehr Ida Della Tarre, Jones, hence for New York,
returned in distress, to Goldenbow & Les
parre-algiers.
Sehr Martha, Harrison, fun Pensacola, to master
Basin.
Sehr Corah. -, I'm Grand Gallon, to master
"a dist.
Derbigny's boat, fin the Coast, to MASTERED dist
Steamboats,.
Westmoreland. Evarts, FIN Cincinnati.
Woodford, Irwin, I'm Louisville
Crescent City, Thornburg, FIN Cairo
Gladiator, Klinefelter, FIN St Louis.
Mary E Keene, Richardson, I'm Lake Proy'ce.
Countess, Wilson, I'm Carolina Bluffs.
Golden Age, Webbing, I'm Fort Adams.
Acadia, Vincent. FIN Donaldsonville.
Crosse Tete, McQaoid, I'm Bayou Sara.
Lizzie Simmons, Moore, I'm Camden.
A G Brown. Boardman, I'm Bayou Pierre.
Hy Lewis, Winters, I'm Mobile
Lake End jeff & Car. r. r.
California, Myers, fm Mobile.
Lafourehe, Dugas, I'm Lafourche.
w A Andrew, Landry, I'm Lafourehe.
Towboat Whitney Whann. from the Passes :
"A toWed Down and to sea on the Sd inst,
ship Lion and bark England brought up
ship Caledonia, bark D Pencil and brig
Wanna.
roEboat ophelia Wright from the Passeg--towed
down and TO sea on the 9Th inst, ship
Naples and bark Menapia- brought up schrs |
SHARK and Louisa.
ToWboat Ocean, Pennegar, FIN the Passes-towed
down and to sea on the 4th inst, bark Mary |
Adelia- brought up ship Ann Z Thompson. |
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-08
ReeeIpts of Prn,Iuns.

LOUISVILLE Per steamer Woodford-50 bbls
pork Hayes d Sanders IL cks bacon 20 tcs hams
A p Grief &co--45 do Keep & Caulield-5S bbls
flour 292 bhls pork so cks bacon Hewitt Norton 81
co--18 bbls beer G w GeffhOrn-G bxs tobacco to
I y Person 6sco--l6l bbls potatoes j G Greye-l33
do Duty &cO-75 do Thos KeefIe- 800 bbls pork
d Kennedy &ce- 40 bdls paper Stevens & Sey-
mpnf- 10 bdls leather Haas & Weiss csk hams
Dbl lard II bbls pork to r. II Short SEQ 40 bbis
beer to J Ziegler-sl bbls whisky 30 bbls pork to
u Martin Cobb &eo- ga bbisi eggs IA bbls beans 10
bpis ~ Kegs lard Schneider q Wise-90 ties lard %
Dds eggs l2 bbls oil 6G5 seeks corn Fl FairchiId s.
CD 90 John Robertson 324 do B p Ethel &no,
-ls05 DO { hhds bacerto West q Nettleton- S do
aafret q Bowles-7 264 hbls -four s II Kennedy. &
eo--sundries TO order Total 28lGscks corn.
CtNGlNNATI-Per steamer w stmorela,,d 1ee
bbls whisky 65s bbls -four III ties hams I97 boxes
sheese I, GonnotY &cp-- so do 100 kegs butter "a
i, .g pofK Jho Adams Eco Is ties hams "a bbls
OIL Harris, Bercier &co- "a do 40 bhls n half bbiS
whisky 100 bSa candles to ii Kennedy Sro s
bbls apples so hbls onions % rkius bitter q hbis
eggs 3 bbls potatoes r Del Bendio-IO0 hxs cbaass
4I57 pkgs butter LOO bbls whisky Grief Byrnes Seo
20 zbhls pork 100 bbis -four Martin Cobb Stca
200 b1s starch l60 bxs cheese 10 arlins butter IN
hbls eggs Floto u siarInet~- GOO empty bbs Hafris
BereieF &eo=48 fs1lins butter Keen & Caul6eldZ
~ bbls t,il q GoTeft.-26 rolls leather j. Pierre SEQ
s8 iaait ~ bEetz n 90 hxs cheese L lSadaes
so do q hbs eggs 10 lrkins huttef Schneider b
nhls le tcs hams B OF annelf ia fiefrs butter Is
VOORHEES,, efrggs eco - GS bbls apples Maury Il
aoggsi2Q9 hals -four y II Cunningham-t5 hbls oil
sls Moore Geo 30 itkgs butter l6 pkgs bacon al
pigs cheese II 3 Ssgsara-e hlids bacon 10 tes hams
AZ Dds lard tat AZ BrHpase-50 ~ hXa meat 10
= Y ttaff IS ~ seeks feathers s Holden &co7-lG0
9pis pork q hhds bacon T Boyle lsco-- 90 half |
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-08

u ~ ~ snger packet West
ens NJ si,s steamers in the trade
1eases AZ g loe 5sis evening for Cairo, Louis
iyte anas3i e. Capt. Eyens il in command,
ana Mi Eyegis occupies tie Office
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-08
Domestic Ports.

Boston, January a0.-cleared for this port ship
Susan Hinks Atwood. ri. a, -
New York. January Sailed for this port, ship
Confidence Sears; ship Augustus, Cobb
Bristol, January 29.ArrIyed from this port, brig
Topeka, Munroe. -.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-08

Ship Samuel Dunning, skolfeld, I'm Mobile, to
master.
Ship Susan Fearing, Newcomb, I'm Boston, to Bax-
ss ter, Lowell Eco.
Brig IA G Berry. Rose, 90 days fm New York, to
Geo A Fosdick Geo.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-08

| GALVESTON and INDIANOLA-Per steamship
| Mexico So head cattle @ Wilkins tSco-l2 haies
| cotton Murphy, Sykes &co-30 do ties lard Wake
field u Wlibur-3 sacks cotton seed A Rugeley &;
f-co--5 pianos to 7 FL Eandenberg-3 cases Tdse to
| y i Buddeeke Gco--l Dbl mdse Rogers g. WoodaIl
| = cases mdse GeosH Finten- 80 empty bbls to j
Emer--s undries to McKeeyer's Express.
METROPOLIS ship Ann Z Thompson-12. 400
bricks = Brooke jr-204 tics soda ash II Ashbridre
d Nephew-I72 bdls iron Henderson & Peale-20o
cks beer r Gray 1856 900 States ) g. G Davidson
-l3a4 bars 334 bds iron $50 bdls steel so bxs tin
n bags nails Stark, Stanfer &co-l67 bhls beer to
NJ A de Lizard &eo--l79 cks beer Brulatour leo
90 bales bagging Jas Druhan- l56 900 states Il25
Sbxs Tin to order assorted lndse to r McGreeor &
Goa McIaurin-W H Haynes &co-North, Dutlil
Sco James syme- e F Motion &co- W ii Letch.
ford &co--C II Slocomb ECO Taylor & Churchill
Shark. Stautter Eco Pierce Il Son NJ Miller
Clark, Mostly Sco-D Fl Holmes Haegerty Bros--
Eternod y Piaget- Q B Graham, &eo1 and order.
BoST0N-Per ship Susan Fearing.-115o TONS
ice to s B Smith eco.
{ ATH-Per ship Caledonia-G40 tons stone to b
Gronan-30o tons hay " Il Cook.
ID BATH-Per bark Deborah PennelI--CtO tons
stone to order-lT9 tons hay w H Cook
Il RIO DE JANEIRO- Per brig Wanna 1900 scks
coffee to j Dixon &co. :.
f BOSTON Per schr James Martin Assorted
mdse. 81 - -
j GRAND GAILLOU-,- Per sehr Louisa 80 hhds
sugar l2o bills molasses to order.
. PENSACOLA sehr Martha $4,000 fl luln
Der to order.
4 GRAND FGAILL0U-- Per schr Coral- 40 bb1s 1
sugar. 6o hbls molaases bales moss to order.
C0AST-Per Derbigny's boat--lo hhds sugar GO
bhs molasses to a Derblgny ~ -,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-08

Hayre. January 14--Cleared for this port, ship
d Amity; stnson; ship Transit Patten:. No date
Valencia, no date.---Arrived from this port, ship
Ella, Gess.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-08
:MIMiIlt ,SnteIIlatnte.
GREscEEr OrrrcE, No, 10 Camp Street, 4
Friday Morning, February s, 1851.
Cleared Yesterday.

Steamship Gen Rusk, Wilson, for Inaianola via
Galveston, &c Harris
Steamship Habana, Mcconnell, for Havana,
PUG Brothers
scor Civility, Weber for Pensacola,
aF9@s NJ lvertnn Ero
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Mxnnr,rlg,-

INDIANOLA and GALVESTON steamship
Gen Rtisk-l 1900 seeks corn 600 bbls potatoes 500
bbls -four $50 pkgs mdse. :
HAVANA-Per steamship Habana- 2I0D boxes
raisns 10 bhla lnrpentine $50 bbls tallow bb ga
kegs 6l5 ties lard bales moss 80 tcs hams.
PENSACOLA Per schr Civility--120o seks corn
so hbls flsur 80 bbls beef
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-08
L OW Err COAS ST,

h1AFes every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, ut 10 A. NJ
FOX QUARANTINE AND LOWER
fSg. G9ast-Iwlce Weet-The fine passenger packet
empire Parish, A. Grant Jr., master
II leave New Orleans above, commencing OF
Wednesday, the Sd of October We
Be29 f. LANOTE Agert
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RED RIY p R .

w. h. ptcket-For Jefferson, smithan,i rort t;addo
lFAkFfSSj Grand Bayou Coushatta Cnmpte Grand Eon
ostcr M"4rirs MongomeTy cotta Alexanda
Red yerFhe entirely eleRnn light dTnnrbt and sy
running passenger packet j. NJ SHARP White nastar
VIII leave as EboY For freight passage HAVING fine az
comnodations, apply on board. = - -is 4"e ae
a. vIRa1sIUs. G. DENTzEr4
Itf : AhEhrfnnn. Atant-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-08

apply board. 'e "P'''H'" neutrality-suspicious.,
Iba Louis D'or built expires " for the Red e; 4
the trade. s'I 10 '''' Su' p'saeu ny any boat in
ana shippers rely the Lous Dor Iesvin,
Oh heF regular advertised day above - - 'e''i'S
"a, FIRGtNIUS G. DENTzFT
it,rA trSpEr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-08

HFNnd Duke buiI expressly for the Rad Rve tro1
in the trade ~' " ' '"' PA'se" ny any noHt
Passengers and hipDers rely on the Grand Duke
on NE regular advertised day. as above ~ ''h
For freight or passage app1v hoard.
ds, VfR3INIUS G. DENTZFI,
f1y,r4i.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-08
RMGIIT.AR 1,nn 1890.

REGULAR RED RIVER. NEW
Hsg b. Orleans and Shreveport EIURSDAY q. IS Maft
Pas enger Packe-Ths new ma nfe4nt Grst
fc!nss passenger packet Starlight Charles
Hayes master will leave regularly for shTeTepor Grand
Bayou Goushata Campe Grand Ecore Aeaandria ana III
intermediate landings on Rcd River, 81 follows: '''
Leaves New Orleans, Ieayp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-08

s7aJv FAUKET-
fl4G IN For canden Frenchpor Beach Hin Little Bay
Ormen, Miers Elna Roarks Eldorado Cham.
%S5f@ mt1ole Bangs Wilmington Moro Bay Pigeon,
E GSryyie Marie Saline, Extra Grand Marie Rowland's
Eti' AInPamn Landing. Mouth Of Bartholomew Ouacbs
49, ocHomond Port Union, steyngtan Mouth Arbonne
ia W Honr9g Mouth Cheney Pine Bluff, Castors Column
pa hn moe ~ Hat Onbnrg, Trinity and all intermediate nnd.
mg on Onach& Ryer-Te splendid swift running
PeLsG5 steamer s5utiah EoEVro, r.7nghorne master
vi" 0"'o 81 ABOVE For freight passage apply board
tae VlBGlNJUS .. DENTZEL,
AhvartisinY Aeen
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-08
PEOPLES LINE.

PEGPI4sa,S LTNFl-FOR THE co AsT
. W. d BAYOU SARA AND FORT ADAMS The
Gre siaunch and comfortable Passenger Steamer
S5qiI1&n Age, Capt Webbing leaves ever1
SATURDAY EVENING, 1t O'Clock. % 'N' oF'iF
EoSTSil, Capt Heno, leaves every TUESDAY EyENIEg'
ap4 tt R. W. ADAMS 4 co, Agents.
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apply on board or 10
JNp. e. McGHT.LriM,

NO. y Chrnndeet street,
n freight for way and plantation landings mnst he
~ e Shippers on return of the boat. Passengers will bt
et ny point on the Coast regular Coast Packet rates
morning. ~ 'tA' i'hee e'ery fflaay
plying to the agents " ' ' r"ee hee"reH ny aP-
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S LIN Il RIVER.

Leaves OF SATURDAY. FeN Q Mt 5FM
z bolt SA LIME RIVER-FOR MOUNT
sfsE "a Tn@' G"rn.Hs No licelle Warsaw. Turner's
sss54a 2nant =. Carcufs. Ionesiew MeeIss Hsmpiejs;
GoofGa Mill PippinS IHadinr aud all landings on Onrta
nTe below Murine SHineThe light draft passenger racket
morgan NclsOn, Jus Richardson, m4ster will leave as
O3f md give through bills ars without reshinDinp Fnr
freight or passage apply on board ~
T., FlRGlEIUS C. DENTHEL, ".
ie9 Advertising Agent
Of Bicuyille street 20 e' ut inc i"os
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FO RT A n A M q
COAST AND LAFoURCHE.

Leaves every MONDAY at II NJ. and THURSDAY
NC" oiiStiE ,,9Is. AMI IGoErche TRANSFORMATION Co.
n FSk THE COASW AND ia.
n 'olf'f -7 fine fine Fast PaS,sRger PACKET R1sisic,
Of S. Louis street aFnbave Returning down tbo
coast every SUHDAE and WEDNESDAY, in dayJjghtl Mo
Leaves every TgL3SnAYHt5P. NJ, Gnd SATnRDAYst NJ
,.ss IE&Ei East PASSENGER PAGKET
+, SgST, IN htetourchcs A. Dugls, mgsfeF leaves New
ssszsiaEszsIS Monday and thursday in DAYLIGHT 'Ot'
10 FLGalNlBS l.. DEETHEL
~. ~ r,,s,y :, - Advertising Agent 1
81 ne =. 2, g and T. Company viii have cisTE nj
ne l9et OF ST. LsnSstreet fcm this date 10 rrye Feibi
os nsn ID oE bsss9 apply o. BOARD te cS Of tbs
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:, Rllsisl N-5ter schr james Maftln- d Heath
boye--N SseRens-B Plummer-- Dwyer 4 Howard
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STEAMBOATS,.
A L A B A MA RIVER


AL ANA RIVER
Merchants' Through Line. s.
-FRnA FOR MOBILE, SELMA MONT
jSgonery. Wetnmpka and ali IandnGx On SIo
- b"ma riyer via the carollton and Jefferson
Gray Ciouu, Captain G. Il. Massey
WhiSeman. Captain C. W Norton
~ j. ID. Swain. Capt. D. II shaw
Ihe above superior lake will run rcparIv In hs
sboVe trade throughout the season. wing New Orleans and
Montgomery ten days. Shippers and can d
pend upon these boats remaining the trade and gnne
through in al cases they having been purchased expressly for
me trade Freight will be received every ay at fha denn
ly3 Circle For freight passengers further particulars
100 JNO. r. HYDE &CO..
no oihce under ST. Charles Hotel
Cox Brainard & Cos TRr-WEEKE.y Ttrorph Tina
FOR MOBILE, SELMA EJSpNrV,
Nasy h fome'S Wetunpka and all landings on ialama
Irs5&EaSs&' river The staunch steamers CnrCrIePef
aSs1ssssss&asS Davis; master; Henry Lewis iNhi'
Winters will receive FIRE ght every dy NJ tp dennt
Tyo Circle aud vii leave The Lake q The Jefferson and
tarroon Raj road every TUESDAY,, THURSD AY and At
ERDAI on the arrival OF The ~ P, NJ. Of ears For
jas If - az az c ZEN, ..
s. letter bag leaves the office of the Agent at 56 p
o. days of departure. ' '-'
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Nar5, ~ Y Te III1 FnITin, WNshinon DooievTs rerrr
Sgl9g ianl Albany, Shreveport Grand Ram
GSis CanpG Grand Ecore St. Maurice,
0ate landings on Red rverfhe entirely ne,y and a I
HFanEht S1d fast running passenger steamer w vi 1'
P"SSa'e having splendid recommendations apply On hoard
fc, FlaGINtUS q, DENT2EI,
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apply on board
GEORGE n. HTTr. M s Front street r..
MUSE 4 MURDOCH No 3 From. strs"f
r.r.,, T. r; SMITH. Tchoupiior.as Etrret ~
'ohon7n Tn6 built expressly for the Red River tral=
in Ihe t'ade. P''''N - any ooAs
tol business. ~ ~ 40 ""S SUI t pIfn MA
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FOR ATTAK APAs. i
Leaves IN TUESDAY. Feb 10 atep
lNGEs a hMll a EG a - a {. - -S Z :. u; ..

fYST AllNt-The ligh,-danght passenger narlst X
~ d. ID; FIT IN r NugIst master j. j Akin
SeW iPcr Char anon Franklin Ceutervie Patiersnn9iIIo
aY ~ Gu uf and all why landings For freirhf
Es VIRGINIUs @. DENTzEL
Advertising Agent
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far IA 'NjtHcheS tackct-Fur Natchit6rhas Ctrenj
~ IT. Maurice, fptils. Ale&lnIria NoraH9,s
s1IsTi1 ' Gna tiar,o1s tpdngs The fast and
aaHsef WI leave n7 above tkinc freight for ali Ii
~ 'Llo iI'SiS' FyrIttlEht passage GEuF on hoard
fat F1h9lFiUS t. nf&IaEI,
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REGULAR RED RIVER

~ry ikT7 GFULAFk RED ElVER NTyV
g., sTs% Aaakl.EANS, CAROLINA AMI HIN r fffs NJ
lS$sa RLuEFs AND sHEEyEP0RT Tnfssav
&sgE4ssa4sflsf tfa Pas enger Packet " "FS'AS u o.
ana magnificent first class packet Touf
Dcr heney johnson, maser will leave repnariy for cas-
Nm ana hurricane butS shreveport GRIND Bayou Consbntto
M , G5"Bd Ecore Aexandis ali intermediate and
- Leaves New Orleans --Teoras Chm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-08
BUSINESS ASD MONEY AT THE SoUrH-The
Following dispatches appear In the Charleston

BUSINESS ASB MONEY AT THE SourH.-Tbe
Following dispatches appear In the Charleston
Mercury Of July "a:
=, NEW ORLEANS, July 20 We have again to no.
ucs an inactive market In nearly every branch of
Hade- Win the exception Of some movement in
sugar, partly to supply the demand for consump o.
Won ana partly on speculation, operations have
been more restricted than last week
The money market In quoted thus:
Money Market The money market contjnue.
70 maintain the same inactive and very stringent
character before noticed. There is not the least
excitement In the market, however In view .,
tne iitie disposition that prevails among cepfal-
lsn 70 invest at this time, very few parties are
oneting tnelr paper at all. The banks are I'm a
position TO act favorably on applications for ,ncb
sums as are actually needed by th-i.
tne purpose OF plantation supplies, and the num-
Der OF borrowers in the outdoor market is In con
sequence, not very great In the occasional trans
actions that we hear Of the ruling rates are 3
per cent per month for select mortgage bonds,
and DAB per cent per month for the hfg hest grade
OF long and short commercial paper
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-08

PRIvATKERs. learn from the Exchange Read
Ing Room books that Capt. Knight of brig r
Kirkland, consigned to G. NJ. Jac kson & Co and
arrived Yesterday from Caicas Island, reports being
boarded TO the southwark Of the Gulf stream bS
TWO priyateer schooners, and thirty miles south OF
Hatteras by privateer steamer but was released
because belonging to and bound to Baltimore al
tbough II her cargo had belonged in a Northern
port she would have been liable to capture The
privateers reported having ptured bark belong
Ing to n ew Bedford, Capt. Holmes, from PhiIa-
oelPnla, with coal also, schooner, Capt Ellis
Capt. knight does not recolIect the hame. .;
either OF the vessels captured.-Bat American,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-08

IMPORTANT ARRANGEMENT FOR GovERSNys,
UsrAIcHEs, VIA TELEeRAPH.-we learn that a
cipher has been arranged for the use Of the Gov
Telegraph Company. II will enable them 70
seho important information and orders over the
wires, so that none but those furnished with the
ney can nndestand-not even the operator knows
tne meaning Of what he 10 sending, and mn
my connection be made by the enemy and
Ieey cdicn wnat Is passing over the wire, II will
not avail them anything. IL Is believed, now
.nat every message that passed over the wires 10
communicated to the enemy ~ anu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-08

TREAcHKRY OF A RAILROAD CONDUCTOR The
hlcnmond Examin er says that there 10 no doubt
that the vilest treachery was nracti.ad On e..
Manassas Railroad to defeat junction between
tne forces Of Gems. johnson and Beaurep,yd
ne vain conductor, when seized and charged
with by the enemy, and to have received the snm
OF eight hundred dollars 10 defeat the union of
our forces So soon a. be reached Manassas he
was TILED, and ordered by Gen. Beauregsrd to bt.
shot Our Informant learned that on tba go
Gay Ike stern visitation Of justice was meted
ogt 70 recreant Georgian, caught In the act Of
piiothg the enemy In their march on our lines =
Marlborough Gaxstts