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The Shasta courier., 1862-10-25

He CLUNc TO Hrs CoLoRs.-The CORES.
pondent of the New York Tribune, from
Alexandria, gives the following interesting
incident OF the last battle of Bull Run: A
few moments ago l saw the color bearer of
the 10th New York (H. Alexander) carried
into the Mansion House Hospital He was
wounded in three different parts of the body
-one wound in the thigh was terrible one
but he still clnng to the colors. and would
not allow them to be taken from him. As
be was being lifted up the steps he became
insensible, and an effort was made to take
the flag from him. but his clutch was grasp
of iron-his hand seemed glued with his
own blood to the Stars and Stripes. Brave
and noble fellow burst involunsarily from
surgeon and bystanders.
The Shasta courier., 1862-10-25

GENERAL KELLY, while in search of guer-
rillas in Western Virginia, captured girl by
the name of Sallie Dusky. whom he felt as
sured knew the haunts Of the guerrillas, 8
she had two brothers in the rebel army, and
her father was in the next worst place-ths
penitentiary She refused to gife any in
formation, vhereupon the General promised
her, if she would confess. to give her the
chance for husband ont of all the officers
of his staff She still declined. but. on be.
ing removed. asked the captain who had her
in charge. if he believed that the General
would have kept his promise.
Certainly" was the reply.
The artless ma den reflected short time,
and then said Well, believe Id about
as lief have the old man (meaning the Gen
erall as any of EN-"
The Shasta courier., 1862-10-25

The VOICE OF THE CHuRcH-Nearly all
the Catholic Archbishops and Bishops who
have recently returned from Rome EN- race
the occasion of their first sermon to their peo-
pie to allude to the state of the country and
the duty of its citizens. Archbishop Pur-
cell, whose coadjuter and probable success
or is brother to General Rosscrans. deliver
ed discourse in the Cathedral at Cincinnati
recently, in which he dwelt upon the necess-
ity Of preserving the unity of our nation
against the despotisms of Europe, and espec
tally against the Vaccinations of England
The Shasta courier., 1862-10-25
NUMBER "a.

THE GREAT WALL OF CHINA.-We picket
ed our animals to trees and scrambled up the
wall, which near the base is in very dilap'
idated condition. The sight was at once pic.
turesque and amazing, for as far as the range
of vision extended this wonderful structure
was seen stretching along the mountain sides
and tops, with little towers at intervals vary,
ing between 200 aud 400 yards, breaking
the otherwise monotony of the view. For
short distance on either side of the pass the
wall is constructed of brick with stubble in
the centre, but farther away it is composed
almost wholly of stone in fact whatever ma
terials were close at hand would appear to
have been made use of thus, as at the spots
we visited. granite abounded in greatest pro-
fusion, 30 in the construction of the wall was
it made the principal ingredient, and for
miles the wall consists of large shapeless
masses of granite smoothed only on the out
side. We observed but one tower built en-,
trely of stone. all being. with this exception,
composed of brick. with foundations of hewn
stones. The height of the wall from the top
of the parapet is about II feet inches at
parapet is highest, it measures LIS feet 6
inches its breadth is Is feet, and the height
of the parapet five feet four inches. The
towers are feet inches high. and SS feet
inch broad. The parapet is both crenclated
and loopholed, and the towers are pierced for
the discharge of some projectile. From any
elevated site the scenery well repays one for
the trouble of ascent; clear streams are seen
meandering down the passes, while on every
side, and looming in the distance, are suc'
cessiou of brown hill tops, with small patch
es under cultivation. Droves of pack-asses
are seen going and returning, the former un,
laden and the latter bringing small kind Of
brushwood, which the borderers burn instead
of millet stalk in use on the plains, while in
wild abundance are scattered innumerable.
ash, poplar and fir trees.
The Shasta courier., 1862-10-25

New MINEs.-From the Mountainser we
learn that party of miners had arrived
there from the upper Columbia, near the
mouth of Okanagan river. They reported
several hundred miners at work on the river
between Colville and the Okanagan, all of
whom are making fair wages. One of the
party had with him $500 in dust, and they
all appeared to have suficieney of the
s' needful.''
The Shasta courier., 1862-10-25
The Law Of Newspapers.

I. Subscribers Who do not give express notice to
the contrary considered as wishing to continue
their subscription
4 II s.Aserihers uish their papers discontinued.
psSiisAers may continue to send them until all
charges are paid
/ If eabscrihers neglect OF refuse to take their
papers from the Office or place to which they are
sent they are hd responsible until they settle their
bill and give notice to discoatinue them.
L If subscribers move to other places without
inferni.g the publisher, and the paper IS sent to
che former direction, they are held responsible
Notice shoald always be given of removal
s Tho courts have decided that refusing to take
. paper periodical from the ONCE, or removing
and leaving it uncaed for, is prma facia evidence
Of intsational fraud
~ Postnssters would oblige, by strict fulfill
us.t Of The rsg.lations requiring them to notify
vablishers once in three months, Of papers not Ia
ken from their office by subscribers
E4- Under the Law of Congress papers are not
charged postage in the county in which they arc
published.
The Shasta courier., 1862-10-25

SuspEspED.-The Manayunk lPa.} Star
has suspended publication. The reason of
this is that the proprietor, editor, reporter.
journeymen and correspondents have enlisted
in the army. The Office devil goes as a
drummer boy.
The Shasta courier., 1862-10-25

CHANGING OYr.-The Oregon Legislature
will change the name of Lane county in that
State to Union county. Curry is to be
changed to Lyon. 1t is not thought advisa,
BILE that the map should be made to perpetu-
ate the names of traitors. Ten years from
now the torys of the Revolution will be rem
dered respectable by comparison with the
traitors Of to-day.
The Shasta courier., 1862-10-25

PRoHIBIrING.-Gen. Wright has issued an
order prohibiting the use of the Government
mails to the Albany Inquirer. Eugene City
Register. and Portland Evening Advertiser,
all Oregon journals of the faith of Davis.
The Shasta courier., 1862-10-25

A JUVENILE P4PER.-In Penfeld, New
York. there is paper published by young
girl of only twelve years Of age. who bears
the name Of Little Nellie" She performs
all the labor of type settipg. editing, etc..-in
fact al! tbs work connected with the publica,
ton Of paper, except the press work. By
ner industry she supports three young sisters.
Her mother is dead, Her paper, though of
small dimensions, is conducted with much
more skill than many we could name: When
we consider the youth of the publisher the
Penfe d Extra is great curiosity.
The Shasta courier., 1862-10-25

RIrLExAN."-The first premium on
blood horses was awarded, at the late State
Fair, to Hon. J. G. Doll, of Bed Bluff, for his
celebrated stallion g Riaeman."
The Shasta courier., 1862-10-25
aCOMMISSI0N AND PURCHASING
Assent,
SAN FRANCISCO

ORDERS FOR THE PURCHASE OF MER-
" chaudize and articles of every description are
solicited by the undersigned.
A residence in this city Of over ten years. and an
experience in the business of nearly the same length
of time, considered sufficient to warrant tht
confidence Of persons in the country who occasion
ally require to make purchases here, through the
agency of reliable party; or who may be looking
for permanent Agency in San Francisco. To
either the advertiser offers his services assuring all
who intrust orders to him that no effort shall be
spared 10 execute their commissions satisfactorily
All Orders must be accompanied with the Cash OIL
City Reference.
Those desiring information concerning the under
signed referred to
Wm 7. Coleman & Co., San Francisco.
j. II. Coghill & Co.,
c. Lar gley, Druggist, +"
Flint, Peabody & Co.,
Ira p Rankin. "
Ross, Dempster & Co., "
j. Anthony & Co., Onion Office, Saera
mento City.
And to the proprietors of the Shasta
CoURIER.
N.B.-Orders for Machinery, Pianofortes, Melo-
deons, Sewing Machines, Watches, Jewelry, &c.
will be attended to by competent judges,
L. P. FISHER.
Commission and Purchasing Agent
629 Washington street. up stairs,
Opposite Maguire's Opera House. San Francisco.
ap27
The Shasta courier., 1862-10-25

WARS IN A NAxE?-' l want to schipp
in the Lucilla," said putchman to . cleFk
in Shipping Office.
We'll" said the clerk, pen in hand.
:. what's your name ?"
"It is Hans Vanas Mananderdaunsevan'
Observation-Disclosures upfeyldsmqteschupy-
ortinrompl'' said the Dutchman, gravely.
sZounds ~ cried the clerk; do you
know what it is in English?"
"Yaw, ich does" said the Dptchmsn:
{. it ish Won Smidt."
The Shasta courier., 1862-10-25

TAKING THE OArH.-In Oregon, creditors
having claims against the State, are required
to take tbe oath of allegiance, before being
paid.
The Shasta courier., 1862-10-25
SHASTA COURIER.

~ L. p. FIsHER--Is the only Agent
Of the SHASTA COURIER in San Francisco, with pow
ers to receive subscriptions and advertisements and
receipt for the same.
OFFICE-l7lA Washington street, opposite Ma
guire'. Opera House.
The Shasta courier., 1862-10-25
TOWER HOUSE.
junction of Yreka and Weaverville Roads,
IL Miles from Shasta, Shasta County.

l2 Miles from Shasta, Shasta County.
M, HAVING purchased the entire interest
I'D of N. r. Metcalf in and to the Furniture
and Fixtures, and all personal property
belonging the place. and leased this old establish
ed House, would beg leave to inform its old friends
and patrons, and the public generally, that I am
prepared to accommodate them in gooda manner
as they can be in Northern California
Always have on hand good supply Of
Hay and Grain.
The best Of care taken of Stock.
hope, by.strict attention to the comforts of Gus
TONERS, to merit = share of the public patronage.
GRANT I. TAGGART.
Tower House, March l, 1862.
P. Shave for sale, cheap, several light thor
ough braeed Wagons, several good Horses, and pair
of good Work Mules. q. /. 7.
mr15 If
The Shasta courier., 1862-10-25
O6cers Of shasta Encanpnent, No. II, I
u. O. r.
Omcers of shasta Lodge, No. 81. 1. O. o. #.
BILL HEADS.

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A VERY sU.
w perior article of Bill Paper. Persons wishing
Bill Heads would do we'll to give . call We
print cheap, for Cash.
The Shasta courier., 1862-10-25
SHASTA COURIER.

Publication ONCE in Tomlinson's Building, front
room, up stairs, three doors above Wells, Fargo
Co.'S Express Office.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.



Public notice 10 hereby given. that tbs ANNUAL COZ
lection list and Excise Taxes for the County OF Lee
the Arst collection district year ing
September Ist 1852, has been returned 10 shs q. 4
ASSESSOR. ~
Payment Is hereby demanded forthwith Of persons
named therein OF the sci against their names
respectively by the United States Collector Of Internal
Revenue, Of the rst disrict lows, ut hts ofcr In the
COURT HOUSE at PORT MADISON. AIipaynents
mnst be made before the Gath day ofOecembsr next
and ell persons who shall neglect to pay the Lssn sss
and Other Tsrea, assessed aEansi them within n.
time spscned. sha Be liable 70 pay TIN Per cent i'd
dtonal upon ths amount thereof.
No coIiscsiea VII BE- made elsewhere than Al the
once Of The Coltector without the additional TEx per
csntum being made ~ the law provides,
No other currency than TREASURY NOTES viii
be received.
Sect'H 30 Ere,ss LA1 says, That n any person or
persons Shall exercise carr, v any trade or busi
ness Tor which license IL required by this set with
out taking ont such license, hs sho OF they shall for
every such ossnce, respectively, forfeit penalty
eaua 70 three times The OF The duty or sum OF
money imposed for such fcesses
&c. WALKER
CoIlsctss Rirst Di.tr,ct
Port Madison, iowA, Kov 18Th, 1852
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Danattsns to U. .. Gcm,l Hospital.
Received Of Sanitary Commission Of
Lansing, Wisconsin, the following articles,
w: Shirts, undershirs, pillow cases,
pillows, sheets, quilts. drawers, socks,
towels bandages, dried fruit, jellies,
DC, DC.
Received Of Iowa City Sanitary Com.
mission, tho following articles, viz
Dried peaches. apples, slderbsrries, black.
berries. grapA and plums; also shirts,
dsaTsrs, pillow slips, feather pillows,
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nan - Fare.

Thanksgiving Dinner for the soldiers
at the United States General Hospital at
Keokuk, Iowa, Nov. eth, 1869:
800 loves bread. 600 lis beef, 500 rs
-four, ECO hs corn meal. 100 lbs rice, 100
lbs coffee. a75 Ms sugar, 1900 1s Of
potatoes, 20 gaAons OF molasses, 100
doz. eggs, 200 Is lard, Dbl. crackers.
Fl bu. apples, Is bs pepper. 10 fbs
spice, SO turkies, ESQ chickens, | Dbl.
eranbsrries, 5 boxes raisins, 5 doz. bot
ties extracts, doz. pumpkins, 10 Bs
cloves, lbs nutmegs, 300 pies, mince,
pumpkin and cranberry; 500 hs cakes,
and other things too numerous to men
ton. ~ III. C.. Ernoxs. I
Steward.
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hsd IN iatervisw with 9onmoa dasss Dssyens
and Oslllns. xiying aksn i copy Of the
proelAnatpt, hi king tn. they could
not stay m port. but ut Lhe sdhne time was
wi'ling to sell them MI stores they might
waen h tlsy left has day returning
again At nil mt ~ :
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-29

OrrnE ~ rms CossFy JUsss, I.xs CeusrvI
FoAT AADiaeA. Nev. seth, ls0Q. 4
Tls iaw matss IL The lay Of Osasaians ana Aa-
administrators at ieaa oacs year, = appsar bssors
The County Jads~ In msAA rspsn-sAp~ine - ssnls-
,on Of tbs estates, sA<sr ashs - sGe % - sps-
ai'eh sf ID" estate 81 nno heirs. And II ne guard
Ans isi appear asd nAAs sport tAsy suAtss den
selves % In Of FIFTY DoILARs.is esnsr sssssus
Of misdensaDss. N VI ~ $50
NOW, thefsfers Dstios IL hsrsby given to ell such
eaasdAs and administrators In Lee eosnsy he hsv.
not made ner report according TO av thai they ale
each u them hereby requesase appear al The ONCE ef
The Csanss Judge, In For Asdison TO make their re-
port ~ required by law.
The shove notice 10 given TO save t.r 60 as, per
sonai citation,
RoBEkT A. RUSSELL,
hovzI-dz~-@i C~uasy Judgo Lee Co.. / yws
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- The boys Of the hospital, we are
told. hugely enjoyed huge Thanksgiving
dinner kindly furnished them BY the cfd-
Gers in charge. An abundaDce of fowls,
from turkeys down to chickens and from
chickens up to tsrkeys, fgared ssn.picus
ously in the bill of fare. besidss which ths
tables were bountifully supplied with lux
nries, such ~ the soldiers do not oftsn
End upon them, and which are entirely
unknown g the Regulations.
Should've wonder If they and all
the ltus soldiers would like 70
have Thanksgiving come several times 4
year.
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3 Y TELE c r A r Il .
Wsht Report.

Washington, Nov. 90. =
Commander Thatcher, Of the ship Con
stellation, in letter to the Navy Depart
ment, dated Persia, Both inst, saws tina I
be had inst received advices from our
Consul at Beiru.yria, that the Sultan :
order for the execution of the murderer
Of Mr.. Cofing, American missionary.
reached Adana while the Constellation
was still At anchor near that place, and
the criminal was imnedia teIy behsad ed
in the presence OF vast concourse u
people, and without any popular out
Lre-k. as had been anticipated. The
Turkish Government behaved with crest
Justice toward the United States 10 this
matter.
Aajer-General McDowell's court of in
curry promises to be of long continuance,
Nearly all the documents called for by
him have been furnished. General Nc
Clellan, IS well as Generals Sigel, Rick
eta. Harstuf, Pope aud others, whose
presence here will not interfere with their
military duties, will be summoned as
witnesses.
Cairo, Nov. %.
Gen. Hurlbut took command of the
Memphis Department on the Goth inst.
Tuesday night the guard Of the city was
doubled, and horse patrols secuted the
streets and suburbs, notwithstanding
which several ires occurred. The clas-
steal academy, among other buildings,
sas destroyed.
The people about Grenada are much
alarmed about a report which has reached
them that Gen. Sherman was coming
down to clean them out. The Appeal
proposes to have ali their fixtures that
could be spared moved further south. 1t
has been reported in Mobile that Shsr.
man was coming south, and that an
nosnce nent has created lively intercs,
there.
The Memphis Bulletin says no more
reinforcenents are coming to Pemberton
a. Tallahatchie, but they are concentrate
ing q Columbus, where il il said they
have extensive ordnance works and othsr
government property Of great value. 1t
Is not believed the rebels will make q
stand on Tallahatchie.
The Richmond Wing says Randolph
resigned because he felt 80 fettered and
hamperea in his Office that he had no
pleasnre in it. Vouchers for upwards of
million and half Of dollars are missing
from the medical psrveyors department
at Richmond.
A law against planting OF cotton and
distalling of grain will continue for the
next two years in Arkansas.
An official vote at the late election in
that State, foots up, Flanagan Is, l39 !;
Seeter ,4l9- The appeal and Argus
is in favor Of South CaroliDa's proposition
to give notice to The enemy that AM
Yankee soldiers taken within the hmits Of
the Southern States after the LIST Of jan
usry. shall bc held as aiding and abetting
the proclamation and hung.
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ssfas.1r Boston. Nov. %.
IL n NAN sid tn. only n political
prisoners were released from Fort Warren
yesterday. Windcr of Philadelphia, and
Kane of Baltimore, were among them,
and both have gone home.
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give below the order 81 bore. I.
United STATES LICEN.Es.

All T,e-soas who have made appiicsstcn for ucea.e.
rnGor The "EaeIse Law. IN the city OF keoknk and
sicty lAir tisem BY applying AT the once Of
W G. stripe k.a 90 Third rect Keoauk. on the 10Th
and 2tst instant.
u. Treasury Eosss and specie, only, received for
Govennent dues. j.c.wALKER,
Nov. 10, 1859. Collector LIST District, Iowa.
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Washington Nov.

( John r, Winsie has been appointed
collector Of tho ed district Of No., Vim
cont Ht. VrAin Assessor for New Mexico
ID. Swan Assessor 3D. district California,
undsr tn exaiss and direct tar Nv.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-29
THE GATE CITY,
Sd TURDAY, NOVEMBER 20.

nA~ VOORHEES, keeps full and fashion
able stock OF Hats, Caps, Furr, Gloves,
DC, constantly on hand, at the lowest
cash prices. InovlO.am
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-29

@On account Of disappointnsnt in
securing boat TO this place in time, Boyce
4 Pard,'s Ainstrsls did not perform at
the, Athenean last evening, and viii not
be here this evening as advertised in our
paper Of eth. ~.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-29
Letters far the Hespitals.

10 facilitate the delivery Of letters for the hospiAls
boz hes been assigned to each Ward. All concerned
VIII therefore be careful TO instruct their friends whs
writing 70 them 70 dirce their letter. the beg ses
their proper Ward. tf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-29

- Burkitt 4 Co., have just received
goo dozen WOODEN hoods, 50 dosen wooden
'kating caps for Misses and children. gen
tlemen's and ladies undershirts, 80 dosen
heavy buck gloves, splendid lot ladies'
furs, gents gloves. 200 pockst books At
ten cents each, felt jackets, ladies' bask-
cts, hats, caps. buffalo robes, comforts,
scarfs, nubias, &c. TdIm1
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Washington. Nov. %.

The commissioners to examine into and
report on the cases Of prisoners Of state
confined in the capitol prison, A. A. A.
G. Maj. Sherburne and Capt. Parker con-
tinue their labors nightly up to this :. m.
They hsd examined the oases Of 50 Of
them and upon their report on each case
50 hava been set free. s.. ss
: Gen. REYNOLDS has been placed in com
nand Of the 6st army corps Maj. w.
Painter. sid-de-camp to Gen. HAlfsok,
has been detailed az q. n. of the corps.
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~ It is usually said that the price Of
paper u enhanced in consequence Of the
scsrcity Of ngs. Our theory on the ron
trfy is that II is owing TO the abhnJsrlrc
IT fags shinpins,er rags tas
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-29

New York, Nov. 20.
The political prisoners az Fort Iafay-
cite, including Pierre Soule, have been
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-29

IGNORANCE d INNOCENCE. A number
Of our cotemporaries come to us with the
do'orous news that '.hger has -
Wonder how they found it out, We
didn know word about it till We saw
II in the papers. Fact.
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SalTO, NOV. II.
A mass meeting of the citizens will be
held at Memphis to-nightto take initialory
measures looking to an election OF rem-
bcrs OF Congress from the | 9th TenpNDee
district. The people seem .thsrsnchly
aroused in regard to this matter. and
Gen. Sherman has given assurance that
he will render to this movement every
assistance in his power. Gen. johnson Is
expected to appoint day Of holding the
election. = A
Iucendisries are trying to bur-, the
city Of Memphis. On Sunday nigh, there
we're ten different fires, and on Monday
night fourteen. But little. damage was
done, showing eonclusively that there is
concerted movement to destroy the CITY.
Great alarm exists in consequence.
The grand jury Of Howard county, Ca,
recommends to the legislature to establish
manufactures at Milledgeville that woncn
throughout the State may furnish home
made clothing, and thus come in cumpe-
tition with the enormous profits Of faeto-
ries. 1t further recommends thst the
production Of cotton be curtailed, and the
production Of other necessaries inoSaased.
Il cries out against the spiri. Of gain and
speculation that is running the soathsrn
cause and crushing the poor, i .'a'a =
The grand jury Of Oglethorps makes
the same presentment. The grext dAs.
titution Of soathern soldiers is ackucWi-
edged BY both thase bodies. " s .ss9 '' III
This morning about $50 rebel cavalry
took Henderson Station on the Mobile j
Ohio K. r., burning the station, ,honse,
water tank, and 10 bales of cotton, took
one company Of Union soldiers prkgners,
aad killed Que VI their number v bo refus.
ed 10 surrender. They also. took Tx cot
ton buyers who had considerable su41s Of
money An effort is being made tocLas-
- l44sw 4 i bf
& ss New York, Nov, %.
The steamer British Queen rpm, Hs-
yana 22d and Nassau 24th, ! arrived this
evening. She brought no Havana, pa
pers. 4 assa, 71gl'1
The Nassau Guardian states thai tbe
rebel steamers Autonia, late the British
steamer Herald, and the LsoEnld a ie from
Charleston on the Goth. The cleaners
Arco and Hero we're 1t Chr tlsStS,, II 1ho
18th, Admiral w likes with two steamers
arrived off Nassau 10 20th and sixsaiod
for pilot A pilot when. out md H.
formed Wilkes t1ss. 40 you'll; MOI pilot
him, in only BY. special ,psrnit, 81 the
Governor, who had issued proclamation
70 THAI elect. On the llth lhe A1nipl
replied that he would not AK a,permit,
but come in without il, and then bore
away and hy to at : distance u Ahree
miles from the shore. Tho Guafaian q
very indignant and says Wilkes viii DOT
be allowed TO come in, probably. feeling
afraid that two rebel stesmers ia. pof,
might come 70 graf. rsa .,ss 4, ,' IN 4
The Octoron and Sonora were AZ Aba.
90 on the 18th 70 thst DISCUS. u secssh
lsynpsshissrs thsrs. The port mttyiittats