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New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
eoRT on NEw-YoRK Nov. q
Cleared.

Cleared.
Steamship Pelican, CLARK, Alexandria, II b. CroH~eaS
s,.,m,bip Ab.mare Bourne, Norfolk, City Point and
Richmond, Livingston, Fox 4 Go. ~
Steamship Creole, Ming NoItok Cty iolhe ana hrnuo'"
ste1n.bip Nio1Sburv McCreary Mobile Smith Dunins-
Steamship Java Cook Liverpool, r. C0nart
Steamship Liberty, smith, Alexandra aud WaAbinson >.
sts.n,shp Mnne,OnkA BAlch New Orleans. II B. crom-
sie-n,.bip Austin -. Eew-Orleans J. A. Raynor.
SceY,ship J. = Green, Price Alexandria. James hsnd
Sea,lr Josephine Thompson, Moore Banioie "ih'ass
s,esmshio Granada Baxter Charleston. A. Leary.
sie,mslip Pscon Aldfich Baltimore. J. b. Small Co.
Steamship Francopii Sherwood Portland, H. b. Crom"S
steamship Tepaer Homilton New-Oresns, R. Lowden-
Ship Cambria tr. Glasgow. W. a A Nelson
Bark Cora Orb 81, Claif Buonos Ayres. L. H. Reyna
Bark Morning Star Orb Waugh. sigua vsydel Co.
Bark lpdo kimbali tBrl West Irlesi" T. Schmidf.
Bark Xantho. Conway. Aspnwall, Panama Rai'rosd Co.
Brig j. West, Hutchins. boston hi.tE doughton
Brg High and Nancy, sanders Jacue aud Aquin, j. Boya-
Brs Cassie Cray (Br Thomas, Cape veIdes aud Bathurst.
Big Rrso (Brl Atkinson Halifsx Penniston Co.
Brie Annie Bell. Prnde Washington
Bng Alex AliikeH (bT) MIken, Cieufuegos, Fowler
big Gardins Portl he Campa oPOrto Hessmeyes
schr Julia (3rl. L.pele Zsza. Moss Ward.
Schr Pointer Nichols Providence, &. ). Stranshan -
Schr j. A. woodhouse, Eddy. Trinidad q. r d. Mar
Scir Amelia tBr Fioke.t ST. John n B., and Amherst
SIR Msrv El,aieth Rokhin, Philadelphia Larawsy
sehr wn,. Flint, Howard Boston, II. ". Load Co.
Schr. Caroline. Fox Phi,adelphia' bent. Si1th 20.
Schr Horace l.. Fronces. New hsven NJ bhsgs Co.
Sch Expess, Conant, Lavacca and lndianoi n L. mc-
Greedy Go. ,..,.-.,. p,.h,,on, Y. Van er,nts l.
soop Mary Cray Rowland Uncasyiile.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
Arrived.

Steamship Persia Lott Liverpool Ncv g. and Queenstown
5tb a, s.l3 p M. udse. aud pas. TO r. Cp1ird
Steamship Leo Merrill, Savannah 70 houfs with nitse and
pass. TO l.. l.. Joues. -
steanship City ofimorick r) Jones Liverpool 2eth and
Queeu.toWn 3Jh ult rnse and 4O5 pass, John O. Dale
Steamship aTsossa Burley Charleston ION ist mdse to
Arthur Leary. -
Sauthamrou mdsr aud ia pass. klhaIdt Co. Nov ~,
t AZ 4j 81 - passed Bremen bark lndusirie, oonnd W.
e. : supply steamer Memphis. A. '. Lrut Conn., Ed"srd
Couroy New Orleans Nov, L. via hey West bih.
bark Sincho Pauz Hagen CadZ % days Siuei coA~ooc
SC, TO H. d. J. q. Brookman. -
Bark azee New Haven't BaSk Barbados Il days with
sugar &c 70 H. Trowbrilge sons Nov. g. no lat, Ao.
spos bark NJ X Lockhart Lockhart from Liverpool 20 dsys
with loss Of sails spa aud had decks swept was bound
Bns Cuban (of St. John n b. jenkins, Dublin 65 dsys,
iron order. as had heavy westerly gales the ets
pssss lost naiuOpealantmaSt and stove bnwarNs nov
TO- mi es = of Georges SAoal vessel with spafs gone
waters edge had high te.tunk, palntea
green 4; suI pofep her fishing schooner.
Brig {. West. Hutchings. Rondoat for Boston
schr. Challenge. -, Rondoat ioE IN eastern Pof-
Schr Snow Suusn. -, Rondou Tor au Eastern port
Schr. Anthony kHlry, Newiown, virginia ~ ~
Schr j. erickson. Haynor. baltimore ior w.hayen
Schr Sarah Mills. Tuthl, Fortress Monroe for NewHa
ven. -, ,-,..
Sohr Lausa ). Watson. Wells Elzabeihpori Tor rrovt
J. McCoskey Crowel Eizabethport for Providence
cbr John Roae Fouruef Malaga ~ days, with rsins -
se6r Bob (Br Albury, Eieuthsra IL days, fruit james
Douglas.
wIND-A Sunset. s. and light.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16

w. foR rfa WEEK rsDrSs WEDsEsDAr NOV No. I,ss
Expressly Tor THE ~ u IniBuSn oy or ,, o~n IN oot
.on5ition as add by commission houses at wholesale
Shippers receive to 10 cent less. deducted tor com
.irce 10 sell often with the request that I'M
,on1",s returns be made cannot sways obtain the
nr;ccs wtch transient buyers have TO pay Our hgnres
sre intended more for the farmer than the nercnah
and we prefer not TO dsappoint py giving TUG ou'suo
prices OF very choice articles.
BEANS AND PEAS.
There il some inquiry for medium bean, az ~ 2a
Tho orop ia understood to DO Light but seeusd IN xood
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
Ros,ou Live Stock Market.
BRIGHTON. CAMBRIDGE ANp ARDfoRD.
po.,,l ,o, fBE TRIBUNE FOR ts uees ending Wed1esdl
"P''' Nov Is l965.

~.
s,,o,t,s toy fhE TRIBuSE Tor s vees ending edne'aaE
Nov. lS 1905
Amour. of stock at market: -,
This weck............"26I3 1856 800 1000 .
asi .@, ?eS: Ss 500 asoo s lc5 S
Pcss-bee per luO u. total weight OF hide taoyy,
and meat extra Fl3d l3 5O hrst quality sl2dS S2 so;
second ouay 10 50a y n So third quality. S9G O few
choice single pas, sias 5o some of tue poorest Bulls,
Ae, SSdS9. .
Working Ores l50d 2a0. handy steers $9od$l5O, or
much according 10 tier value for beef
Cous and Young Cares-tsir quality, &3Su S31; EItra,
sg5d Sll5. Fanow and Dry, F30USi5. 90
a s22 Two year-ods. 30a $i5 Thrceyearolds i5e SSU.
ShsepPer b 1--we weight 81 G6lc sheep and Laraes per
head In hts H30 rs; Extra COssets, &c. 3,
Ho0s-Per H. l3 l4c.. live weight Shoaiswhoe~ie'
Iil a l6tc.i retail ISOLDE. .o,
hids.-Brighlon 9d9lc. y h.. Country o.s, Sdaic-
Tdu0p-8 dlUc. 4 N.
Cdifskns-20c. p N.
Peiis- 4l 50d r IS each. ,.,
RKMARKs-Nth lees than twothrds many eA'ur o. te
average the last two weeks srasonabe arfS @ "a a.
Der Of buyers and most beautiful day, trade haa
good shape this woek Last week was hAtu Vr 5rt @
drovers- prices aud tendencies were against he tn's ~
they hnd buyers anxious to trade, It Sysr have
stock disposed Of yesterday and We ', I'M jrr IN
r. rglned the ground ost last week-whish Ino ,I
was lc T. u then, and the butchers say ac' H.; ,b
country why end such nw-bones mere p ~ooNpe' ~ ,I
nice next Spring from the RIVER ~"u o''o"'' - ~
Workers do not oyerbd u.s. ,,,., - ,,o,,I .,na.,
The supply of sheepis still very LIBERAL and would sppes
much larger were tho amount that u seI. W ts
included The doyers nade pretty strong effort yesterday
10 some tho ground they have lost lat.
and perhaps in individual instances lais ou
ho, ,o on, droyer said he thought he could bay thos'
bsn IN ths nsn. on s good terms az last week several oiu
r.v ias sre sod at - So aud some one Of tao extra lo
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
e,comboats ano Railroads.

DALY LINE 81; FoE rl BhlDGSPPP@. ad2e from Prs.:g
~ Ssay a. IL O'Clock. noon, arriving 10 1,' -, tb.
hsss t ~ ti ne E1pIers Trims froight '~A'" w.
EsnSst1er snd Hoossionic Railroads.
DEOPLEv LINE for ALBANa4 IS4I ane ss,l, on Mon.
f1E ALa ass,, and Fiidsys and tho DEAN hiTn hnIa1
GSsp On Tuedays Tq'Say. y, '9a esas sst% 81 cSns
m from Pier No. 40 nor tn E IN leaves 90 Sundays
Tae.S.ys sed Tr.dsy. AID is hf G% ocIOt % iiom
D.. ~ 40 Nottn River foe. Of Ws"sS"
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
Nailed.

Steamship. Java, Constitution, Granada, Albsmss.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
Dort- r)arhrns' Nctire.
STATE on NKw.YoRx.

STATE NKwloRK
PORT-WARDENs OFFICE, No. lOt W sl-st
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
~ section OF the passed April H. 1854 euti,led A"
Act Reor,auze the WaIdcus Office OF the Po Oh New
York" TO all persons interested in having charge o. hs
subject matter OF such inquiry examination or survey ht
the following vessps under examination by the fort
Wardens aud that the said surveys examinations VIII 10
completed within days next succeeding ih neiioe o..
board said vessels:
Stcaui4uip
Steamship Quaker Cty...... ............ls p. X
Bark Wavelet. r n
Bark Harry Booth. ...s.......s'. thlvh Htot.s
Bark Thomas Ierry.... .s....ssss..'.s'sse " "
BaIk Mary Blades des.................sss.sslt p X
Brig Ella.
Brig MadOnna. .thnilfe..
Schr ~. Cecil. g.
SChr r. NlChOtson ~ T. "
MiNrH0RNE TOMPklNs Presfat
J. Auas HssRIsAy Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
POULTRY AND GAME.
HIDES, SKINS AND PURs.

~. We euou:, o,a oorNs 5Os g 90
Bear each slO OOd20 90 Mini, k,dark.--. . 90 W W
Beaver. bkYD 5Od so Mink. pae.... SSg ~
Beaver pnleP 10 OOG 90 Muskrdt------ iog -
Buffalo Robes, No iOpossun- IU@ - -
Split. each. sl1 OO00 90 outer Horthn' : U@ @ ~ ~
do Whole 20 OOd3O 90 do. Southern. V@ w
Calf grn.f 10 3O6 % liaeoou, MIN 9Ve W
Cat houze ea. 100 20 DO, southern. SU@ %
do Wild each 259 OOf Sbeepa LAMBS 00@ - -
Cattle green 'skunk. ottlPeu aeV ~
bides * NJ So 81 do, black. 37G 10
neor vi drB cor 7E' do. White. ga 10
Fox Red each 81 q 50 Molt siutn, ea. eV@ W. ~
DO Cray. 2J6 uJi W WoiI Praire, ca A ""~ w
Fox, Silver. q Goa Ooi
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16

Apples are selling slowly with good stock on hand,
mary Of them IN bad order CranbeTres are in less de-
mand with large los offering. Grapes are selling
bady il difficult TO get more than lOc Tor good lS'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
y.o,1 y, Spperr,oy. ion ns CITY and County ef N'V

I0rk: ~ the tldrd section OF
,b Act TO amend consolidate end Itau T ,h CIV Of New
tbe ~ i,iye 10 fle CommDn Schools OF ihe wy ~
, Su, the Boad Of Education hereby repsr ~ ~ s bseo
1oih 'nS ~ 80, and above the sums sptch"9 w ne
the d Act which will be required during tho yenI
5 for the purpose Of meeting he ss .aOan,
-, -, NJ insiuctlOn Ia said city lhc "n''o UNIV
VI P'Nl 49,, liz, cLools will be- as lOio"H , -,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
order The old bcsns are nearly al in, and have ad

The market ts weak on all except ne and even iris
is not firm as last week. Ordinary is 2a3c. y 10
logcr and the stock is accumuating with free receipts
600 packages yesterday 1t takes q very good
dairy OF state outer TO bring j0c right through though
the best-sclceted iirkins will command Sc Choice
Welsh tubs are selling at 46d4ec. We quote:
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16

ct Tld7ic.. mostly sac. y NJ Little change in sale os
workers or niker Family cows. with good refersnccs"
In demand
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
MINIATURE ALMANA

Sum Rise..6:.7 Sun Set.....443I Moon rises.. 30
II9H WATER Tbs DAY.
Sandy Hook. 538 Gov. lsland... 6iS Hell oste''' ~
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16

| Theirs is no change in Cheese with large receipts
and good demand. Parties have recently contracted
for or bought up the cheese OF Is factories mostly in
Lewis Co., at ia sc. About 10000 boxes are under
stood TO be thcr way the receipts OF this week.
1 lVp
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-06-01
Iowa Items.

The United States District Court Mt it,
1ate session at Des Moines, on applica!io,
for mandamus to compel county to levy
tax to pay interest on railroad bonds, tn,
county being restraineA from doing so b,
injunction from State Court. decided tina
Federal Courts could not command b,
mandamus what was restrained by Stat,
Courts, where jurisdiction of State Court
attached before commencement of pro.
ceedings for mandanus.
SEVERE SToRM.-On Tuesday evening
Inst, our town was visited by a severe
storm Of rain, wind and hail, which dcmol
ished things generally.-Leon Ne,rs.
Iowa was well represented in the lat,
grand review at Washington. Amid al
the veterans that marched with well drill
ed precision through the streets Of tho Ma
tional capital, at that grantlest military IA
geant in history, there were no more gal
liant soldiers, none having II prouder recorf
or more deserving of the love and grattud'
of the Nation and the State, than these sol
der SONS of the Hawk-eye State. The fol
lowing Iowa regiments took part i'm the re
view, viz: 4th, 9th, 18th, 30th, 3lst and 35th
nll in the 18th brigade commanded by Col
George A. Stone of the 25th) of the first div.
ision; the 18th in the LIST brigade of the g
division; the I'd and 18th Iowa i'm the LIST bri-
gade commanded by Brig. Gen. Elliott w
Rice, formesly Of the 18th Iowa. of the 4tIl
division; 39th, in the Sd brigade, 4th divis.
ion. This division was commanded by
Frcvet Major General John NJ. Corse, for
merry of the 9th regiment. These regi-
ments are all in the 10th Army Corps and
army of the Tennessee. The lst brigade
eth division, 18th Corps, same army, Is
composed Of the llth, 18th, 18th and 10th
Iowa, which have been brfgaded together
since before the battle Of Shiloh. They
--nre commanded by Brig. General w. w
E"lknap, formerly Of the 18th.
T~Itis proposed TO romovethe Orphans
Home from Pennington 10 Oskaloosa-
The college building at the latter place is
in contemplation for this purpose.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-06-01
STATE CONVENTION.

The Ninth Annual Republican State Convention
will be held at Des Moines, on Wednesday, June
t&h 1862 for the purpose Of placing in nom nation
candidates for the following Offices to be filed at the
ensuing General Election, viz:
One person for the Office OF Governor:
One person for the Office 81 Lieutenant GoverRsr;
One person for the oace Of Judge Of the Supreme
Court; ......... ..-. a
One person for the Office Of Superintendent Of
Pablic Instruction.
The electors OF the several counties OF the State
who ordially support the Federal Government in
evrey effort to maintain the integrity OF the Union
and heartily approve the policy OF treating treason
a. henods crime, will be entitled to representation
In the following ratio. One DELEGATE for each
~, and one additional delegate for every hundred
votes, and fractional part of hundred over fifty,
Including the Soldiers vote, cast at the late Pres
Dental election for the Union Electoral Ticket.
The armies Of the enemy broken and diSpe rsed,
but the srfft OF Slavery which prompts the destruc
tion OF those whom II cannot control must he de.
stroyed; and the embiems Of mourning which now
snshroud the Nation for Its loss OF IIScox
whose name Is synonym for the purcst pr ncIples
81 Republican Government-impressivcly suggests
duty to those who revere his memory and cherish
his faith.
By order Of the Republican State Central Com.
nittee. II. NJ. HOMIE,
Dcs Noines. May I 1865. ChaiI man.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-06-01
Terrible Explosion at Mobile,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.
... New Orleans, May 26.
One OF the most terrific explosions that
has ever occurred in this country, was the
main ordnance depot, with surrounding
magazines, at Mobile, at two O'Clock yes
terdgy. The shock was dreadful, and the
city shook to its very foundation. Eight
squares of buildings are now in ruins, and
many IA victim is buried beneath the walls.
Five hundred persons were buried ont
right. The loss incurred, it is said, will
reach eight millions of dollars. Is is not
yet ascertaincd by what agency the xplo-
sion originated.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-06-01
Now York, NAVEL.

MARRlED-On the 18th Of May. ut the
residence. of Mr.. Alexander Simpson, by
Rev. j. \. Spaulding, Mr.. FREDERICK w.
SMITH and Miss ELIZA SIMPSON.
MARRIED-At Ottunwa, Iowa. Nav osth.
by Rev. w. l.. Cowles, Mr.. GEORGE w.
ROUSE and Miss NANCY Q. BOWLING, all OF
Wapello county, Iowa. ..I "
Hawk-Eye please copy. ......
Our young friend served his country
fnithfullyi in the Iowa Ist cavalry, and has
our best wishes i'm the new campaign upon
which he hasenlisted. Thcsl 90 greenback
accompanying the notice, entities him and
his fair bride to the best Wishes of the nr;nt-
crs. We cordially wish them every posi-
BILE earthly felicity. =. sa'.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-06-01


DlED-In Qttumwa, on Sunday, Nav
2lst, after brief Hines, Mr.. CHARLES III.
PATTERSON, aged q years, Z months and
10 days. ii DISCO K. t1 ra .a."#
The decease of one like him who has
thus been taken from us i'm the very prime
of early manhood, should have a more ex-
tended notice than the mere record of the
fact. Mr.. Patterson came to us from New
Hampshire but about three months ago,
and his fine qualities of head and heart
won for him in that brief period the re-
spectfnl esteem of ii large circle of our
best citizens. Attentive to business, cour-
teous and genial i'm manner, with a high
tone of moral character, our growing APP
probation of him kept pace with the de-
gree of our acquaintance with him. We
mourn the loss as one in which tho whole
community is interested, but humbly trust
that our loss is his eternal gain.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-06-01

An attempt to lay the At 'antic cable is
10 be made in July. ..."
There is report in circulation that Cap
tain Robert Lincoln, son of the late Presi.
dent, is engaged to be married to daugh.
ter Of Senator Harlan, OF this State, Secre.
tary Of the Interior.
Franz Seigle il editing German paper
in Baltimore. go -"'t
There are forty-one Catholic priests ir
Iowa. ' -..
A terrible explosion Of nm ordnance de,
lar,ment at Mobile, ON the 9th, killed Bon
and buried 500 in the ruins. The loss o.
p operty is estimated at $s,ooo,0o0. Cause
of the explosion unknown. &c..
President Johnson issued, on the 29tl
inst, two proclamations, one extending
with exceptions. ain amnesty to rebels, anG
the other providing civil government TO,
North Carolina. ....
There was shock Of an earthquake IL
California on the oath.
There wa, q riot amonk the Golfers a
Massilon, Ohio, few days ago. A rcgi
ment Of National Guards was ordered ou
to quell it. ID.
Mrs. Linz ON and her sons, Robert and
Thaddeus, are now in Chicago. .
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-06-01

MEXICAN EMIGRATION.-The move for
inducing emigration from the United
States to Mexico is creating considerable
stir throughout the country. .-,. ..
long before Mexico will be pretty well fill
ed with American "emigrants," who are
entitled to citizenship Immediately upo,
their arrival in that country and we APP
prehend that Maximilian's Government
will not stand long after he attempts t.
subjugate few hundred thousand of on,
old veterans. Recruiting offices for emf
grants have been opened in the Eastern
cities, and it is said that the West has offer
ed to furnish large sums of money, besides
200, men to be placed under direction o
Gen. Rosecrai,s.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-06-01

An old lady in Conn ecticnt, who had in
sisted on her minister praying for rain, had
her cabbage cut up by hail storm, and on
viewing the wreck, remarked that she '.nev-
er knew him to undertake anything with
out OVERRIDING the matter" ....
Mr.. and Mrs. Brewer, of Wayne county,
Kentucky . have twenty-five children. This
is the most extensive brewery in the West
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-06-01

Col. Pritcharo, the captor of jeff. Davis
ia a noble specimen of a man, and mode
soldier. He is Modest and unassuming
but brave as a lion. and ready to leat
wherever his duty calls. He is about thir
~ years Of age, six feet high, compactly
built, and was, before entering the service
lawyer Mt Allegan. Mich. His State may
well be proud, through so good repres.
entative, of the honor Of this great, crown
ing victory.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-06-01
COUNTY CONVENTION.

County Convention will be held al the Court
Mouse, In o,tumwa. on Saturday, June g.. 1865, at
o'clock p. m, fer the purpose of selecting dele.
gates TO attend State Convention to be held in Des
hoines June 18th The electors OF the several
ships Of Wapello county who opposed to treas.
en-, and who support the Federal Government in ev.
cry effort to maintain the integrity Of the Union, will
ss entitled to FIVE delegates each. full attend.
aRss Is expected.
JOS. HAYNE, Co. Cen. Com
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-06-01
"Doubt thou the stars arc fire

Doubt that that the sun doth move ~
But Doubt not that DIR. u. III. Seelye's Lii
quid Catarrh Remedy will cure that dis
ease speedily and permanently. Obtain a
Circular Of your Druggist showing symp-
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-06-01

An Englishman suggests that the SYM
pathy of England with the Confedcracy is
explained by the fact of both being under
"petticoat Government t ..uu