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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-03-16

The grounding is evidently humbug.
That animal has played out--lost his pres.
tige. We've had worse weather since he
came out of his hole than we ever had be.
fore, and it is getting worse all the time
Rain, snow, and sleet all this week, and it
is now wednesday, showing Ike all poss.
essed.
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OHERIFFS SALE.

~ By virtue of an Execution to me directed Is
sued by the Clerk of the District Court of Keokuk
county State of Iowa Il have levied upon and will
expose to public sale, at the front door of the Court
House in said county the following described prop
erty to-wit, situated In sal d County and State
The North part of the Northeast rs w u VIZ
acres also the south y { the North east Il of the
Southwest of section(3 township (72) seven
ty two range Q2) twelve (20) twenty acres all in
Wapello county, Iowa.
Said sale will take place the (5th) fifth day OF
April 1865 between the hours of o'clock a. M an d
p m, commencing at 10 o'clock a. m. The said
property having been taken at the suit Of " Hall
VIM. F. Parker to satisfy said execution 1922 00)
two hundred and nInety-two dollars interest and
costs.
SheriT's Office, Ottumwa, Iowa, March, A. 1865
G. A. DERBY, Sheriff.
March 9 1S65.-sw
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School ELEcrfoN.-At the School Electio
held on Monday, @. G. Warden was elect.
ed President, VIM Daggett Vice President
y. L. Hackworth Secretary, JAS Hawley
Jr. Treasurer, and WIN. j. Ross Director
The average maiority was lOl.
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We see in the Fort Smith New Era that
Gen Bussey has already taken up his head.
quarters at that place as Commander Of the,
Sd Division 7th Army Corps, superseding
Gen. Thayer.
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PURE COAL OIL AWATS
ON HAND

Hereturns his sincere thanks for the very liberal
he hasreceived the pastyear, and hopes
by his attention tohs business TO merit the conf.
dence OF the public. Give me a call when you ant
any thipgin INV line, either night or day.
Ottamwa, Mar.l9. PETERUTECHT.
n10-tf
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Among the improvements of the coming
season we learn that II. N. Mccoy will build
residence on Second st., corner of Wash
ington.
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The storm yesterday interfered with the
telegraph, and the papers upon which we
rely Tor the latest news, had no dispatches.
we are compelled, in consequence, to go to
press without our usual amount of news.
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1884. TEKED. 1884.
INSURANCE COMPANY %
NORTH AMERICA,
philadelphia.
oldest Insurance Company In America.
CASH CAPITAL & SURPLUS, OVER
$l,750,0OO,OO.

Seventy-one years successful business experience.
with reputation for Integrity and Honorable Deal.
Ing unsurpassed by any similar institution.
Losses paid since organization, $17, 500, 900 90,
without the deduction Of cent. or days delayi
Liberal rates for all the safer classes Of property
Insurance ofDwellings and contents, specially.
Brick or Stone Dwellings insured perpetuaIly, 4 Z
desired on terms ofthe greatest economy and safe
ty to the insured.
1t is Wisdom and Economy to insure In the best
Companies and there Is none better than the old
Insurance Co. of North America.
ROGERS 20 UNDY Agents, for ottumwa Iowa.
Jan26-45-Sm.
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A Washington letter says that Maj. A. II.
Hamilton, of the 36th Iowa is to have
cierkship in the Senate at Washington.
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THE CONFESSIONS AND Elk.
IL PERIENCE nF AN INVALID

Publishe for the benefit, and as Caution TO
Young Men and others, who suffer from Nervous De.
bility, Premature Decay ofManhood, &C., IMPLYING
at the same time The Means of Self-Cure BY one
who has cured himself after undergoing considera-
BILE quackery. By enclosing postpaid addres sed
envelope, signed copies may be had of the author
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ,
Dsc22-3m. Brooklyn, Kings Co. N. Y.
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Policies of Insurance

situ in the best Companies In the United States
the most favora Bile terms
FOR sALE-A large Brick Hotel In the citv Of OF
tumwa, well located. Cheap for cash.
FOR SALE--A small frame dwelling on Front
street, city of ottuuwa. desirable residence.
FOR sALE-A large two story frame dwelling In
the central part OF the city of 0ttumwa
FOR sALE--A large brick dwelling in the suburbs
OF the city OF 0ttumwa well situated, with trees.
shrubs, and other conveniences.
FARM FOR SALE In Highland township, eight
miles rom Ottumwa, ntaining 200 acres1O0 acres
well watered $50 fruit trees of an excellent oualt
Of fruit. Terms of sale reasonable.
Aw. CASTOR.
FARM FOR sALE--Coataining $50 acres so acres
In cultivation 10 acres imbe1 adioinnr in Dahlop-
ega township, 30 miles North East OF Ottumwa
FARM FOR sALE-Containing 1870 &C res Of witch
GU is nice prairie land we'll improved and 40 cres
OF timber, in Dahlonega Township miles North
East of Ottumwa.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR sA LB-House for sale sit
ua,ed on Front Street. contai ming ten large roums
calculated for boarding or Hotel stand
FOR sALE-126 acres of nice prairie land in Mad,.
son county, miles from winterset, it being the
south half south east quarter, and the south east of
th' south west quarter OF Section Fifteen nship
15 Range 20 west.
TOT rurther pari culars and terms of the above
premises, cali al the Office of the undersigned on
|ours street. A. w, CASTOR.
FOR SALE-160 acres Of choice land In Washing
ton county, Iowa. For particulars. enquire Of
ANw. CASTOR.
FOR SALE-160 acres Of choice Prairie Land. in
Iowa county. For terms see
A.w. CASTOR.
FOR SALE-A Farm containing 400 acres 100
acres under fence. Within three miles of Ottumwa
ror particulars, see A. W. CASTOR.
FOX SALE-A small house and lot In the eastern
part OF the city of ottumwa. Cheap for cash En-
quire Of A. W CASTOR
Office on the Northwest side of Court.
Between Front and Second Streets,
OTTUMWA. IOWA.
Feb g. 1S65--y
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A SELECT SCHOOL,
WITH NOT MORE THAN PUPILS
Will be opened In Ottumwa. about the I st Feb
ruary 1866. The opportunities enjoyed by the


Will be opened in otsumws. about the 1st o Feb
ruary 1850. The opportunities enjoyed by the
Principal. j. 7. ROBERE Jr.,
for famliarizng with the method Of instruc
ton now in vogue at the best Universities in the
pupils instruction systematic, clear and exhautive
gradua ly leading the learner through the labyrinth
OF forms and technicalities to those first principles
science rests.
Special attention will be paid to the morals and
manners Of the pupils
perior Artist, Rev. s. II. Worcester, who will give
instruction n Stretching, Drawing and Painting.
The Academic fearwiil embrace four terms of ten
weeks each.
Tuition, including full course of English branch
es $io sl2, and SIS per term according to age and
studies.
Extra charges per term will be made as follows:
Latin, Greek, French md German, each - 81, 90
Piano, and Guitar with use of Instrument,
Piano, Miss Laswen, with assistance of Prin-
Plano or Meiodeon by r. Robert Jr 1000
Thorough Bass, and cultivation of Voice,
oi, IA 5ooO
w. -':.........'-......-iZ,O
sketching, Pencilling and Crayon. 800
tone lesson per week in Drawing to pupis--withoat
SILK, French and Zephyr Embroideries; Cone
and Leather work, each ............... 4,0e
As the Principal has perman entity located at Of
tumwa, II Is his design to make this school deserve
the liberal patronage of the public.
No deduction for absence, except in case of sick
ness or special arrangement
INSTRUCTORS.
J. T. Robert, IT., Latin, Greek and Mathematics.
Mrs. Hattie w. Robert, German and Ornamental
work.
Miss Matte Laswell, Piano, Guitar and French.
Rev. S. III. Worcester, Drawing, Sketching and
Painting.
n. B.-The school will open at ga. NJ, Monday,
February 9th, at Mr. Laswell corner of Sec ond and
Green streets. The rooms light, dry and warm.
J. T. 0BERT, Jr., Principal.
Ottumwa, Jan. IL, 1s65-tf
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GREAT WESTERN NURSERY

LOCATED ONE MILE NORTH OF oTTUMwA.
Nearthe Cemetry.
This Nursery has been established here within the
last four years, and is designed to be a permanent
and growing institution. 1t embraces a large
amount of ground, and occupies of the most de-
sirable situations In Iowa, and feel with
the patronage and confidence that have already
received from the people of this vicinity persevere
In my determined purpose to make this Nursery one
OF the largest and best in the West
have "local habiation and a name !" and hold
myself responsible for the character and quality of
sales that go from my nursery, sold by myself
or by my authorized agents. am prepared to sup
ply the people Of this part of Southern Iowa with
Most Desirable Varieties
or Summer Fal and Winter Apples, expressly select
ed and best adapted to this section of Iowa.i
Standard and dwarf Pears,
Peaches, Neetarines,
Plnmbs, Cherries,
Currants, Gooseb erries,
RasI berries, Strawberries,
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Town Property,

Renting Houses, and Collecting rents
Having made extensive arrangements for ad
vertising persons desiring to buy or sell will do
havihg recently Travelled over all the counties In
southeastern Iowa, 1 am prepared to give aeon.
rate OF the character of the Soil Tim
per, Coal, stone. Water, and the character OF the
ofthe State.
- Lands. and Town Property bought and sold
on the most reason BILE terms
am also prepared to issue
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J. G. HINSEY.

~ ONCE with NJ. J. WILLIAMS, Esq. Residence
on the bluff, north Of the Court House..
April21, 1S6451 6
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+ EGAL NOTICE.

j. w. NORRIS, p. M.
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GRAPE VINES, KHUBARB, &C.,

together with the best varieties Of EvERGREENS
DECIDI0US, ana ORNAMENTAL TREES and
SHRUBS, ROSES and VINES, at prices as ioV as the
Burlington or other reliable nurseries.
Particular attention win be paid to
STRICTLY FILLING THE ORDERS
or those who do not come In person, and whe di
cretionary power is left with me, the
VERY BEST SELECTIONS
will be made.
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on lives stationary property and property In tran.
stu in the best Companies in the United States on
the most favorable terms
The New York herald., 1865-02-15
SHENANDOAH.

Mr. Charles HI. Farrell's Despatch.
wMeMnsrER, Va, Feb. II, 1895
LARGE NUMBm D1NsRIIoM FROM THE RxBx ARMY IN
THE VALLEY.
Deseres from General Eariy's rebel army in the val
Icy continue to within our lines almost daily, ex-
pressing their entire disgust with matters in the army and
the confedeacy generally expressing desire to return 70
their feay the Union take the oath Of allegiance and
again become good loyal and industrious citizens They
represent the baggadoco Of the re press ON the sua-
ton as entirely fictitious comparing it TO the boy whs
ting to keep up his courage This dissatisfaction s fast
spreading In tho rebel army, and only requires prompt
active and determined movements Of tho Union armies TO
give the quetus to the bogus confsdsracy.
The rebel army In the valley IL scattered at various
points in the upper valley, at distance and at such
points they think secure against any force General
Sheridan might sond against them during the winter sea-
SON 1t said that upwards Of four hundred deserters
have the rebel army within the past two weeks and
fed to the woods and mountains with the intention o.
making their way by steathy night marches into our
lines Some or them have reached here already, and
more abect clad, dirty, seedy looking set Of being.
have not been ssen fnce the commenced. Some OF
th mere boys forced into the army BY the msrci
less rebel c5xboepton; others, old men, toerng On We
brink Of the grAve
The New York herald., 1865-02-15
= Fl o M A s
~, ,. y. Dawsoa's Despate b.

ny. y. y. DsWson's Despateh.
oAIRo, IN, Feb Q, 1885
THE COURT nARnAL
sraspsd 70 assemble to-day In General Pane's case ID
vousponsd Major Generals HeIntzeman and Hunter
Are waiting the arrival Of General Canpgton
Spr-General Cangton having beeA relieved nom that
lusy-and until his arrival II Is not known whether
~ here or a Paducah Colonel Dunn acts - judge
advocate One Of the charges preferred against General
Paine for allowing gueras 70 be shot without proper
military Trial while commanding the Western district Of
kentucky which district since his removal has been in
tested with guellas leniency being shown them
under General Meredith, who relieved General Paine
COLONEL CRosu.AsDs BRIaADE OF REBEL CAVALRY
h stationed along the Tennessee line, watching events In
that district and conscTiptng On Tuesday Grassland
suddeny made his appearance in Graves and Ballard
oounes 10 conscrptng nearly every man ne comes
aoross Tho men fleeing from their homes and much
suffering has already been experienced Las. . nsni ,;
been forced leave without money and almost without
clothing Yesterday Grassland had succeeded IN con-
them with his brigade within week. He takes all the
money, clothing and horses he comes across
COLUMBUS KENTUCKY.
On Tuesday last Columbus was thrown into great ex
ctsment by the arrival Of party Of rebels carrying mag
Of truce Colonel Hicks had his forces out
encamped about twelve miles from Columbus, near Chm
ton and their intention 70 see and report what
was going He then ordered an expedition o. & TWO
hundred men under command Of Major Lansing, Fourth
United States artillery (colored TO proceed BY rail 70
within six miles Of their camp Upon arrival they were
fusion. Major Lansing followed them 70 q small fort,
whore they had taken refuge Upon our forces coming
up they opened fre whom the coorod troops charged
sergeant twelve and thirteen horses The rebels
being mounted then made good their retreat being
useless to follow with infantry.
Tho Major returned at seven o'clock next mornlng,
with tive lightly wounded.
The New York herald., 1865-02-15
THE LAZARUS HOMICIDE.

Trial OF BsrnGrd Friery fOr tho Alleged
Murder OF Harry Laxarus-A Jury OBJ
tained and Sworn-The Case for tho Pro-
saeution 70 be Opened To-day, &c., &c.
COURT OF GENERAL EHsSIoNS.
Before Recorder Hoffman
SECOND
The trial Of Bernard Friery indicted for killing Harry
Lazarus the ID Of January in Houston street. was 70
sumsd yesterday morning. Over Ave hundred jurors
were called and about hundred and nfy swsrn and
examined before the requste number was ssoctsd A.
past ve O'Clock the following gentsmsn were sworn
70 try the Indictment
James r. Davies, broker, Nineteenth ward
James Crumly, shoemaker, Ninth ward.
Charles e. Hadden, builder, Ninth ward
Nathan Brewster, importer, Third ward
John Woods, gymnasium, Twenty nrst ward
Ward Carpenter, grocer, Twenty -nrst ward.
John a. Hazen, paper boxes, Nineteenth ward
Lafayette Hurlbut merchant Nineteenth ward.
BENJAMIN r. Eaton, platter, Seventh ward.
Nichelas W. West storage, fifteenth ward.
Wn. H. Hicks sewing machinea Twelfth ward.
Charles r. Newton, pens, 6xteenth ward.
The prisoners counsel is entitled 70 twenty psremptoy
challenges which were exhausted before jury was
selected
Mr. Bedford will open the case for the prosecution this
"Wednesday morning
The Court adjourned 10 meet at eleven O'Clock
The New York herald., 1865-02-15
Important 70 School Tcochers~
SUPREME COURr-CIRCUIT.
HAforo Jud0O barnard

Fn A-kay Xs4l0x %. As Board Of ESAsaxs<,-~ -
This was interesting case involving the pewsn Of ~
Board OF Education appellate body. ne paanN&
who was . teacher in ono Of the sixth ward schoSs,
was dsmiwed by ths local board Of enlosR f~s
misconduct, but appealed 10 the Board e E0ss
cation for redress and was reinstatsd ne loszt
board refused to reinstate her, howevex AaA hold
that the Board Of Education had no power 70 REVIEW
compel the local board TO recognize the authority
the defendanta The matter was brought before uss~
favor Of the local board and the mandamus quasAsd
Mss NcHugh then sued the Board Of Education for hsk
salary but here again the local board sustained f
yesterday the Court rendered Judgment for the defn
anita, leaving Miss MoE1ugh out in Che cold
The New York herald., 1865-02-15
Arrivals and Departure.
kRRTvALs

AryrvALa~Asseamer Ocean Qussp-Edwar psnsyv. :
pi6ssSeirner Wife child ana nurss Mnnsn, Wm 0asss
Fniins wife and tive chiidrsn; A Hesd and wiz, =
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ssdaurss h2tscu, Geo nsAnehny. Jsmsf stsst Hars
nn Jss Dcws, b q DoSA Mo = weod p sclSnsd ~
wife Msndsrssn srd wifs osgs ~ su,liysr, r,
" Ts.S.so. B.s..s Afs',gss ed -, s.,s .r job. s
LsSs@ln, 8 wos1 v xs6sr,y, = 3 T.ns.. v S.TSAss,
4rs n !is n.s ;rsfsss SS.sss ssds;s N
ifsnsss gsyen Isoa ySsI: L<ic.{E We And cana:
ossus, beppls q Raksr, NQssnoy. bw B sipostSa
Daniel hdgar, Holmes Jeha Wso1coct, jobs PERKINS,
JsSsson, Q Van rsissr cshs., : Barter l. HsSor1s'
Isr.y wssn .ss 4. Sk:F oss E.. 'si::s
AressamatJ Bsrpes, \ 9 Hogss, r Hsvin, Csni, +
Young, VIM jacobs, Lynch, Garland. Chss Tracy
Meycr-and nfty i've In Che steerags.
The New York herald., 1865-02-15
Our Lima esrrsspsndence.

Our Asme Oerrespen0ences
Ina, Jan 70, 1885
Sxds~~d v v0s Pevsvscn DiRcSls-TAs PosstADw 1 Spois
ssd Pcv, &c.
rhs capital Of shs country and ~ princlpsl po have
azperenccd in Pest days an upusual degree Of excte
mnt and astatssn In conssqusscs Of The appArtsos
Ne morning Of the asth, In the hay Of Calao Of se
Spanish Admiral with his squadron Of four largo sgses
and sns small stsanss md VINO brsnght up ~ anchor
within nAs Of she basrss, though up 10 tho present
moment Asy are stn usdes steam, wsll a. the Peru
vtsa nips-ofwM which remain at anchor insids
Vnfortuaassiy, however, probably for all concerned,
che Admiral comes net with Tho sAvs branch sf recon
oaon bat rcsssers the yrspossrous demands cf SPAIN
In the shape sf an umaism, which he sent on board
the Peruvian flagship two hours after his arrival II
appears by the return Of The government steamer early
On the morning Of the same day, with General
viyanco On board, thab Ntsr having been received
The New York herald., 1865-02-15

70 Pinzon's declaration Of the 7th Of Nay, 70 wit
-Orgnally, continuously and presently Spanish
Peru shall receive Spanish commissioner the GA
plantations made BY Spain with regard 70 this title being
accepted.
Peru shah pay three m,lons Of dollars indemnity for
The expenses of the expedition.
A simultaneous salute u both naGs
The New York herald., 1865-02-15
Police Intelligence.

A oANs OF YOUNG BuRaLARs BROKEN yP-sIvE-
BAL or THEM ARR1sTED-AN ALLEGED A1CRIvR
N CUSTODY, EEc., Ero.
During the last three months . nnmbsr Of very mystic
rous burglares have been committed foundrsa iron
shops and dwelling houses in the Eleventh precinct and
for time the police completely baed in their Of
forts 10 arrest the offenders scw nights ago the COP
persmth shop Of MssSs Abner Mills Co., l2S avenue
D. was eAAcred through rear window and about nvs.
hundred dollars worth Of copper pipe stolen and carried
sway Captain Mount Of the Eleventh precinct assisted
by officers Beam and snyh, then renewed their EFFORTS
70 arrest the buslar and succsedcd In obtaining inform
alton going 70 show that regularly organised gang OF
ng from the Mscksrvine DISTRICT for the commission Of
Mount and his orers have arrested tho following named
persons who are alleged 70 Be members Of the gang
John Lane sixteen years Of age; Patrick pey,n' @ys'
and James Basin, seventeen. Prom confession made
junk dealer in Dry Dock street. ha1 been the habit
Of receiving most the property stolen BY the prison
Trel was accordingly arrested fer receiving stolen
gooda All the prisoners excspt Wby were committed
BY Justice Mansfield for trial wnby was sent 70 the
House Of Detention wtnssa The youthful offenders
~ Broadway and in the pit Of the Old Bowey theatre
sial sSs SursiAnss n'ss S Ss"S: hsd % IN. city. Il -
ALLEGED RoBBKRY.
Yesterday afternoon o,ocr Parsons Of the Fourteenth
prscinct arrested four msn named William Mcf'nmot,
John Dalton, John Mora and Patrick Marin, en- the
charge Of having assaulted Knocked down and forcbly
Sobbed Newman Convey residing at 207 Canal street, Of
500 In sash The robbery took place the corner OF
Mulberry snd Canal strsssa in broad daylight None sf
the stolen ndney has BEEN recovered Justice Hogan
committed the ACCUSED parties 70 prison for examination
LIGHT PNoxRED OPERATOR IN THE xusEUn.
Charles HAmpe, ressdins,as COS Ninth avenue was in
Banum's Museum on Monday evening, and while view
ing the curiosiles felt tuetng at his vest
pocket, which contained svsr watch with gold chain
attached valued At S7s. Turning suddenly around, nr
Hamps siessd ysung man giving his nme - Jbhn Wal
son, whom he charged With attempting V pick hi
pocket 0acsr Gillespie, Of the Second prscinct WAS
called end took the prisoner 70 the statien hsuse VII
Son subsequently, arragned bcfors hntics Hogan,
and committed 70 the tobs For trial he accused has
been Identified Of the who escaped from the
ocen some months ago, while on the wAt 70 the psn
gerliary.
The New York herald., 1865-02-15
MIsCELLANFOUs,

Stocks arm, gold srons call but sold down - 2eeA
after call.
The New York herald., 1865-02-15

Una, Jan. -, Hes.
LAs night - eleven e'clsck an agrssmsnt ~ con.
cludod bctwoen Admiral PsreA and General Vvanc0, u
which the following are NJ chief csndiu0ns-
he declarations 81 tle sDanish CAbinet regarding the
Peru respecting The attempts upon MAsarrsdo are sun
eisnt and mutually Satisfactory.
Peruvian plsnipotenuary shall proceed 70 Spain In
erder 70 draw up treaty similar 70 that made By Chile
me scknewledGmcnt of ths 6panish debt sonfoTmsbly
The New York herald., 1865-02-15
THE PACIFIC.
Arrival or the Steamship
Ocean Queen.
M SPANISH PERUVIAN DIFFICULTY.
THE QUESTION SETTLED.
PERU PAYS ALL THE EXPENSES.
Eews from Chile and the Repub-
lies Of Central America.
AFT AIRS In PAN A NJ A i,
&C., &o., &c.

By the arrival At this port yesterday Of the steamship
essan Queen, Captain seasury, from Aspnwal ON the
Oh instant have late and interesting Intelligence from
ne Pscino which win be found In the Latter Of our Pa
Aama correspondent
The following 10 the specie list Of the Ocean Queen:
A&PS. Co......&AolS Duncan Sherman
Il Cuhn Co... $1,000 Co. $a2,870
a Rich Il Bro...... 5000 Eugene Kelly Co. $4,000
= B. Newton Co. $1,000 Wells, Fargo Co.. SS,3S4
! H. coghill. ...... $500
fOtal. $2e4 S22