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L. q. q. r.

The Independent Order Of Good Templars will at
tho Sons of Temperance Hall Friday evenin the 18Th
lust 20 organize lodge for the city Of Ottawa. Charter
members will not fail 10 De present and all who wish
- become members invited attend. The Grand
Chaplain will be present to assist in the organization of the
Lodge. By order OF the COMMITTEE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-07

| Lit ". w. CALKISs will deliver public
address at Union Hall this evening, giving
his experience as Union prisoner among
the rebels.
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OTTAWA WHOLESALE MARKET.

Flsur-sprips wheat, $3.50 pr Ice.
Cor. Nsal-S2 OOa2 25c pr. 100.
WAss-Ne. l spring iLso Ne. ;, Sl3e.
Co-n-Nsw Ear, Use. for 30 lbs
0ats-6Os for ~ lbs.
1arkey-l.60 for ~ lbs
Rye-el05 fer 60 lhs.
7sMotly .>s<d-S50O.
Pstdtoes-Sl.00 p. bush
Eggs-25c.
Butter--l5alSc.
Dressed Ho2s-ehas.
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HKAITlKHTS
IEIhITABLE mAIR RDSI0 " p

NOT 4 DYE,
But restores gray hair Il. original color w gppyn
the capillary tube WITH aatra paired
dseaae. ALI rsfr-tdn>ot.s comp 80 @! L-.-
ca.stio. L-.t IE< the vitality aut be.lry %: -,
hair AID .ord q themselves dressing HeusIeeIs
lnsI table ,O!J-lDy only h.-
color ~ Process but the
E-uXnriarI Seaut-.
promotes IL. growth, prevent. taIC or e-alcates
oanarU1 and inpIrts h-~t: and ioIs,ntes % II. he-
Il aas stood the Of time ben. the H.lr Copr
Ing ard constantly increasing iaNl- I'D ~ l. -
gentlemen and iAI..- Il l. sold by al i-.lsr.
procured Uy then. &C the asentA L. am Is
s..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-07

INSURE YOUR LITE, We agents for the old Con
lecIicut Mutual Life, Of HartfordCapitAl and Assets
SjO5J.5i4.1Z
Information sven and applications received At our Office
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
FH.ApKLPAIA,

nIsEAsES qfGe Nervous Seminal, Urinary and Ser,
II Sys.ms-new and reliable treatment--in rep("T'
letter envelopes free Of charge. .Affrain, he had
aoUeH10S' Ao".fd I'm the fact that Gen. G.
me goth corps, it is reasonable to
or that the rebs. did Tot capture him.
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To CensumptIvss.

Consumptive sufferers will receive . valuable presc1i1
ton for the Of Consumption Asthma Bronchitis and
all Throat and Lung ascons free Of CHARGE by sending
their sli5saG 70 Rev. Idvard 4. wIson. wniAmsbusg
Ktns. county, New York.
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NM ,Z Z J z

All the medical and the press recommend Dr. Stick
lands AntiChoera Mixtures the only certain remedy
for Darrhoea and Dysenery. 1t il combination o. AS
tringents Absorbents Spuents and carmiuyes and is
warranted to effect after all other have
failed.
For sal. by D.ugsisss General Depo: 0, Es.. Fourth
street. Cincinnati.
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Notice.

Cergymen snd others holding half fare permits for
354 requested 70 hand in the for renewal.
january 4th, 1856. +. TAvENER, Agent.
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TO MARRIEDLADIES

They are peculiarly sIaptsd they triLs Ia monthly
perlot Uitl4 such perfect r-gularlt..
could tGrn. an. 4Iaruity = t-.,ir 1IIa,. 4 II. -
cay from ns Patients but me Pra=tl-. q p.-I44u,
bought ami nctitaG. -fgr- Ia. publ pTsrasut
! 90 10; 1se- ); ,1'l.st!e
b WISE ~ THE
IF WISE ~ TIrR
bY Wise ~ TIVE
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NAGAy,S MAGNOLIA BALM.

This the delightful and .IuaortnAy article
IL change. II. burnt
pe,sly # rayi-ng beauty, mi atg the
msTbie purity Of youth and tie 1ts,a1U. .pp-ar.rce
inviting b. 4 fsxL.on. IL tan re
IN pinpi-s ami TUs from IL. skin. the
,i.IIon fresh and sm,-;h 1t
injurious the Pairouze. ~ Actresses ALL
Opera Singers Il =. aha! every laiy should have
Prepared ~ ". L H.GAN, Ny.
ADIrsss A. To.
DEhAs : BARNS CO. New Ysri
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TOFARMERS AND FAMILIES DESTROYS OF owning q
good Sewing Machine, that Is simple in it, construction
strong and not liable get of order one that makes
the stitches alike on both Sides that does not skip
Stitches unravei that will equally well thick
breaking, one that makes . uniform seam, 0sayng no
ridge undernesth,) that will any No. Of cotton
thread linen silk. that will aast years
kinds Of work in short that b trouble than
IL is worth; should say such among sutscrbes
and friends buy at without hsitaon the Weed Ma
chine ri: the best and cheapest in tho end Bee sdver
tssment OF General sstern Agent IN another column
nn~ I'm
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General Insurance Agency
For la sale County.
Aggregate Capital represented, Sc, POP, l52.

We Will insure against loss and damage by FIRE, Dicril
srgs. Fa7lrs Ggs,is Turning Jis Stores iteTcI,j.-
de Dr. from one day 10 1--WE wears tine, III the following
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Banking i arsuraufs.
II X G. II AN GE B A 4 K
FAY 8: SHERWOOD,
OTTAWA. ILLS.
OTTAWA. ILLS

We offer our services to the public for the Transaction
ola
General ing Business.
ACCOUNTS opened and DEPOSITS received.
INTER allowed on Deposits
HUSISESE PAPER discounted.
SIGHT DRAFTS on CHICAGO, NEW YORK
and all Eastern Cie. bought and sold Current Rut<s
DRAFTS FOR ONE POUND AND UPWARDS son
EHgtnS ireland, and N1SlJhd for sale; also, Drafts
France, GerHcny, and Nortray
Government Stamps. for stampin. Noes, Mort
cages DeedS Contracts. RsrsiptS, dc, or sale.
Goid. SILVER. Govern n1enI Coupons. and
CpctyTeft it9iey bought highest ket F'ie.
Particular paid the purchase AMI sale OF o-2O
and 1910 Bends, and 1850 Nsiss, ana AL
CJUcr.BieE. se -UTItigs.
Notes and FIcrfgages bought:
Money Leaned 90 days to 10 year, time
s.-Those having Notes Mortgages they wish TO sell
OF raise money those wishing to borrow money, viii
their adv call and before ling
Arrangements elsewhere.
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NexlCa xgstarG IIaacn

Tie parties III 81: loUs and Cincinnati. vho have ts.o
CONTRIBUTING The Mustang LTlIr-I pr-:suce .,
prpiTl-tlT.il !.N- been thorough .; Tl - tf- Lrts
70 guard against further .Hi.t!Or. ave p."cure1 nm
h [ :. Treasury private .teo u.s-.
-i.-t laced the top -; -.lE bottle T.c..
car -- NGc 'trri.t 90. Signature. Witt =. l.,
he article = counterfeit; dangerous Id gufISess
at.la. Examine .ye-y bottle Tk. L.Imert Avs been
So and growing n favor 81 There hardly
hamlet the ha'itafl. @.i"l~ ,.-
AL evidence OF i pnierui efect. l. tn -.
7: . tI- word IN present. improve. il ,re-s-
70 ets nr-r in1 h-r.-; perfectly 49, g
srs hssIsd pains relieved live. .ay-. valuable All
rI.:.. male usr. snG untold IL v. For t-.-
srE..ns Ehegua-ra, -wel-in-s tyss, Gus cak-i
breast. strained horses &c ii Sovereign Remedy ma:
should be- dispensed with. Il should ;.ii-
y. SOD u a.eDrugssts. y. : BARNES. New York
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-07

AZ DR. Sticklaus Pill Remedy has cured thousands Of
worst casse Of Blind and bleeding Piles II CIV
. relief and effects permanent ours. JS1al advances
worranted to cure.
For sale by all Drus-' CHARLES sIoVr
street. C;ncirr-
a, curing from business beg TO return IN. hE 49,;
@ ,honk, 10 ali nv old friends and customers 40, liz
- ,,atro,. GO bestowed upon me- ana fhost
a,ind INV successors Mcssrs. BURKE sIo'i, 10 a
Of their patronage both having been IN s
Tnnloy for number years, know men w ~ wAGIIJ
nd upright young men AN "
O.tawe Nov IS, 1854
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0ttapa frtt Grabtr.
LOCAL. MATTERt,s

Chicago and Rock Island Rail Road.
On and after Sunday Nov 6, 1864, Trains Pass Ottawa
Station as follows:
GOING EAST.
Day Express and N all, Sunday excepted) zso r NJ
Night Express (Sundav rxcepted).. l2s5 A. II.
Peoria Freight (accomodatiOn) 90 A NJ
Rock Island Freight TO p. N.
GOING HEST.
Day Express aud Mail Sunday sxcepted) 1i.:S A. N
Night Express d. go
Peoria Freight LIS p
Express Freight, 10"
Nov Il, lSoa P.TANxNEk, Agent.
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Estray CeIt--S2O Reward.

ISTRAYED from the subscriber then living in Dayton
H La Sale county. in May last Black Horse Colt two
years old past with small star in forehead and hind
foot white The above reward will be paid for the return
OF said colt or for information that Will enable
it: My residence is near and Post Office address al
NarseiIles La Sale county H. JOHN FERGUSON.
Oec 10 lS6s-oU
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A Valuable Farm for 6a!e.

fgfE Farm just two n lies Of the house and
Il and one mile west OF the city limits belonging ar,
F. c. hcPheTson situate To- town 49, range s. 100
acres OF tr land ana IL acres of timber Oh the
valuable iInprovemenstwo story Dwelling House. tenant
house, and fine young bearing Orchard. Enquire Of
Ottawa, Dee 10, 1854. DE CAMERON.
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Bear Ia mind that ! gusr-ut.e YN drops To CURE
Suppression II the NeE.-- from 1Et-vsr caI- thong
car" should - taken 70 s-ert.g r.HAry be ts
these DROPS would ~ SUE = f-t.re ms arrls--
taken whilst m that situation. and all r.Uti2u.i
assn.i them e. w,h i distinctly understYod
ID mol hold ilEssf responsible -he- a..t under such
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taua, BY IN nfHHICE q EEHT...,
y. WALK. )
BY. CgiGt>.
y ENEJS-L
q 7 T.In.r1gla
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-10

FoRr MADISON IrEAs.-The Plain.
dealer ssys the 4.h Of March was the gay.
est holiday it has ever seen in Fort Mad.
is6h. The bells were ruug, hundred
guns were fred. business Was suspended,
flags were displayed. there vas an i'm.
mense meeting At the Court House in the
evening. with good feeling, music. hur.
rahs and brief speeches BY J. 81. Winter
Sstham, Col. E. P. Wood, Col. Sanford
Jno. Van vslkenburg, j. n. Beck, Mr.
Morrison, Judge Vielie, Rev. Mr. Lucas
and C1l. J. G.. Wilson.
The lecture of Col. Sanford on his Eu
ropean tour. Tuesday evening. is highly
spoken Of BY the Plaindealer.
Three conviets On Sunday from Daven
port, and two on Monday from Oskaloosa
we're consigned 10 the strong house.
F. Shigley and 9. Seichste. just re-
turned from Mound City. report tina
place inundated and many Of the citizen,
leaving.
Chas. Doerr, late Clerk of the Court
hangs out his "shingle as attorney .
law and real estate dealer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-10

ga young man named Hunt, resi-
dent of Ottumwa, and recently married.
was seriously, and il is reported fatally In
jured By tho Darlington train. Wednes-
day afternoon. He was walking on the
track of the Burlington road when the
train came up. The Keokuk train va,
approaching at the same time. The en-.
gineer Of the Burlington train "whis4led."
Mr.. Hunt glanced back, noticed onl the
Ksokuk train, kept on the track, waa
struck by the cow.cather of the Burling
toai1:aio, and SO greatly Injured as. it il
understood. TO cause bis death. We
learn from Mr.. buckingham.
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rFoR rHr GArr crrr.l

Mr.. EDIToR I am very anxious TO
have you produce copy Of that oath Of
fealty" which I and my brethren have
taken to the Pope; it will no doub. star
tie your readers, and show them that
there is really danger in the DARK 10 b.
apprehended from Priests and Jesuits. -
your forgetfulness must,St least, equal
mine, as you do not say one word about
that oath or those four propositions d
that Synod Of Pittsburg, which. it seems,
are not dead letter. since the Seceders
at the present day dencunce the Coasti
tuition of the United States, and refuse
taking an oath Of allegiance to it..
Among the eighty propositions condemn
ed by Pho Nino, there are some which
apply to the whole world, and others
which can find possible application only
in some countries Of Europe peculiarly
constituted; there is no contradiction 10
my position.
l did not for one moment suppose that
/ could make you read history o. read
it; ! simply purposed to show that his.
tory can be written BY Catholics and
Protestants Of liberal minds to yindicate
the Church and the Popes from the ma
lignant aspefsions Of her sncmies such
~ those you cast upon Paul III. whose
marriage previous to entering the Church
is so we'll a.testsd that his gran dsen %.
tavius obtained from Charles v not Car.
dinalate, but the hand Of Margaret Of
Austria.
Why do you not, Mr.. Editor, rise to
the hight Of Jour subject, aad instead II
dragging to light the excssscs. asd per.
hsps the disorders Of individuals, take ap
elsvssed stand point aad yiew with the
eye Of genius and q philosophers the
sabine picture afforded you By the
history Of the Papacy dsfiug sishtsss
centuries Why dwell upon ths sicos Of
some few individuals I 4 havs not given,
you the example Of that morbid hsalSrinx
after the 9th 81 tho tioes which Jon seem
to delight il nnveiling; vicss which tho
Church has alwsys oondsmned ii church.
men ~ in indiyiduals. / hass nelB de.
pouncsd the private sieea and iniolsrJnos
Of Luther sala calsia; My then -
~.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-10

~ The friends Of Corporal Clarke,
says the Burlington Hawkeye. supposed
to be deceased, formerly Of the 18th Iowa
infantry, may obtain likeness, his com.
mission, some letters and pscksg - Of
clothing By applying to james Mat,son,
Dubuque, Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-10

b@r We have receiyed the "Catalogue
and Circular of the Denmark Academy
for the nineteenth academical year. Prof
Henry X. Edison Is Principal and is as
sisted bv six teachers. The number OF
students in the various departments is
nearly three hundred. The institution
is credit to the county and should be
we'll tus tanned.
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En- Don't forget the meeting

EE Don't forget the meeting at the
Court House. Saturday evening. II Keo-
kuk's future is to be one of prosperity aud
success, and there is no reason why it
should not--the incubus Of her debt must
be removed. Every property holder. ev-
cry citizen Of the place is deeply interest
ed. Let, then, everybody attend the
meeting.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-10

tn. CITY 1HDEBTEDNEss - AuTIKo
sA1 URDAr NroHr.-There will Be ! meet.
ing at the Court House Saturday evening
ct Z o'clock to devise . method for the
adjustment Of the city debt. Let there be
. full turn out Of al the citizens.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-10

ExpLosloS.-A boiler in che Buckeye
Foundry exploded about eight O'Clock
yesterday morning. portion Of the boil.
er passing upward, tearing down the
chimney aud making q large opening 10
the roof. Nobody was hurt. The dam
agas are about two hundred dollars and
will soon be repaired.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-10

neR.We are modest. The GATE CIrY's
cheek tipges with the slightest imagiua.
bic suffusion Of color when complimentary
things are said Of it. just imagine its
blushing modestly while it reads this kind
notice Of i, "done" by Brother Wilson in
the Fort Madison Plaindealer
Our neighbor Of Keokuk, tho Daily
Gate City, entered on it's twelfth volume
on the 9TH of March, an interesting time
for an anuiversary--a whole nation hold.
ing jubilee over The recent great victeries,
while our Chief Magistrate, whom every
loyal man honors and trusts, vas inaucu.
rated for second term Of Office.
"The Gate City Il loyal asd irm. We
congratulate it, a. one Of our ackaoul.
edged permanent ins titutiops. and beeussk
for it the consideration aud patronage
which it merits"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-10

H His ExcelIency, Gov. Stone, call.
ed upon us yesterday. He goes this morn.
ing to Fort Madison. to note the con-
di,ion Of affairs OF the Penitentiary. lie
will probably return home via. Burling
ton.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-10

n. We call attention to the adver-
tisemeut of Mr.. Wells, who has desira-
bio piece of property for sale, situated on
the corner Of Ninth and Bloudeau streets
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-10
sa- Ycsterdsv was GreenI,udisb an,

s9r Yesterday was Greenlandish and
Aurora Borealistic in the sublime inten.
sity of its frigidity. Somebody suggests
that this present is a little cold snap left
over from January. It may be, but It's
a heavy jake on the "ground hog" or
any other man, or porcine quadruped.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-10

Doors AND SHoEs.-Huiskamp & Mat
less and Hoiskamp d Bro. have just re-
ceived their spring goods, and are now
able to suit customers who have B5en wait.
ing for new styles.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-10

~ Mr.. Mericle writes to the Hal.
Eye from Ioonisn. 10 Appaaoose eouaty
that It was Nathan B. and not Martin
6allivss, - reported, Who murdered hid
mother It lhat place, some days 80.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-10
THE CITY.

GraL WAsrED "A good girl to do
eenerAl housewosk, can ind employment
By calling as cornaf Of Second and High
streets, or Mrs. Howell.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-10

~ The river vas flled with lee yes.
terdsy aud the ferry boat was unable to
make the trip.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-10

~ DR.. Nsyhew's fourth lecture :
"Consequenees Of Spiritual influence 10
the Human Family"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-10

na5- The Board Of Supervisors adjourn
ed Wednesday evening.
Oliver Reeves, Of Montrose, vas ap.
pointed Superintendent of the County
Poor Farm.
The following resolution was adopted
and Hsgny. Of JACKSON Davis, Of Frank
Lin, and Hyde. of Washington, appoint
ed as The committee provided for in it.
Resolved, That the Chairman of The
Board is hereby authorized 10 appoint ,
special committee of three, whose duty
it shall be, in conjunction with similar
committee of the City Council of the city
of Keokuk, 10 cnquire as to the expedien
cy of acquiring possession Of what il
known as the plank road, also the prob.
able expense of macadamizing, and the
receipts of said road, and report at the
meeting in Jane.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-10

rF We were pleased to receive las;
evening, call from our genial Bro, Col.
j. G. Wilson Of the Plaindealer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-10

EgThe meeting al. Chatham Square
Church still continues. Rev. DR.. Cork.
hill breaches this evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-10

> - ioe Wool Grower Association
OF South Eastern Iowa meeta Il O,tum,.
on the Esd inst. ct o'clock r. NJ.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-10

The report was accepted and on mo-
ton of Alderman Hughes the further sum
I of Eve hundred dollars was appropriated
for the use Of The Keokak Association for
the Relief Of the Poor, to be drawn from
the Trcarury 10 same manner % the ap.
preparations heretofore made for the same
object.
On motion L. Howe was allowed the
sum Of $69. SO balance due him fol
services as Street Supervisor.
Council adjourned.
B. s. MERsIAs, CLERK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-10


CouzUlt noeN, MAsSA I, le6k
Couseil ~ pssssantte slj61ssSsst.
Preseat- kt6Gtnea Abhelf 0lsis.
HskAes. Me11ag1s, enatpn. 1sht1 ~
Abssst I l1sun<n CIesbosn.
The Naype heiss absehs, tho Pfssiespt
pro tenn presided.
The Rslisf Committse Of the City opan-
oil presented the report Of the Disbursing
Agent Of Keokuk AssoeiAtisa for thsl Re-
lief Of the Poor, showing the distribution
Of the relief fund % follows, six:
Fisst Ward Is Families, STA 81
S1eona 81 SO !" .4D7. So
Third |" ~ /" sci 90
Fourth &c 4e a 5O9.14
~, n. =, al 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-21
Passengers Arrived.

In steamer City Of Cork from Liyerpool-Capt s. z.
Ticket Miss Dumas, C. n. Carr r. Tracey Misses Mary
h' ysnWi.tsr J. Barsgwanthe j. W. Ashley Nj and Mr,.
O'Grady and children Capt and Mrs. Webb Wm. Hami-
ron mr. Archer and Miss Archer and child Capt W. C.
Hail and SON Alexander Grogan Mis- Jones Mrs Dean MA
Jack and child Joseph Barton L@onidas Leiever and 2 In
In steamer North Star, from Orleans-D. Msnds-
Vile f. Ezrkal f. NJ. Jones' wife and servant L. Hubbey
a. w Bannirr C. Cshan, Judge Baker, Capt. II. Debus
Wsor.Gen O. Granger j. Bradvell, J. Fogo, J. n Coz.
grove s. Cuorn Miss T. Robinson, f. Fabre H. G. Bald
wH Chas Conner T. VI. Jones, A. H.. Kent N Graham. j.
A. Parker WIFI and children, NJ. McChesney NJ walou.
Dr. Il T. Chaplin wife and daughter Miss Beck H. Beck,
b. r. Walshe aud wife, Mrs. F.. Quirk c. f. Chamberlain
wife child servan r. Schwartz wife and niece l..
Barrrnger wife md daughters Nj 1aaiero An Baker,
grand daughter and servant. Miss Mary Morton.
In steamship United States from Sardnnah-J. w,bsf-
ger Dr. NJ. Schey lady aud children Mis-. sarah sehey,
Mrs NJ Sweatnan Miss Saie ~weainan, William p. Sweat
nam Daniel Sweatmam Miss Lotto Rowland Mr.. Sarah
Foley, Is. @. Gn.in W. F. Smith. d. Cu'in and wife MEs
J. Floyd King j. r. Stark. c. P Buckingham. A. 5. We
j. H. Hewitt A. Bessey and wife, and 20 in the steersse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-21
Latest ship News.
ARRIVED.

Steamship City of Cork tBr Tibbitts Liverpool sth st
Queenstown eth August, at llf0 uidse and 3's p~
engers.
Steamship United States Share, Savannah, pass and mts
Wskeman Gookin Dickinson Experienced strong ness
Stesmship Atlanta Williams New Orleans Aug II. uye.
and pass Livingston. Fox Co. Experienced strong L
gales. with heavy head sea- 81, o.,
steamer IT, 81 Florida, Badd. Philadelphia, "a hours
Steamship North Star Jones, NewOrieaus Aug ~ WIN
udse ard pass to J. A. Rayuor.
steamer Moneka, Marshman, Charleston days with
mdse and pass to Livingston, Fox 20.
Steamer Fab Ke-, Sterling Philadelphia 20 hor IN oa
10 master.
Goa, 10 Geo Lapscot Co. Was % days TO the Banks with
strong head winds since light winds and Gains. .
Bark Reinhafdt (Bre,nl Wamken, Bremen 10 daysviih
md.e and 33l pass. TO order: , -, -
Bark Rachel OF Portland, Milcheh 20" Day - d. aug
psrk Aberdeen (or Baih Anderson Cad63 days coal 10
master % inss lat 1890 lon. So SPOKE ship Columbia
Liverpool ior New York o.,.- couu p.v "A 49,
Brig of Arichal N -, Dclory, 20" Day ~ oets
with coal to b. L. Small Co.
Brig A. v Goodhue Of Yarmouth, y. s. Crosby Cow Bay,
IA DAYS with coal to Edmston Bros. .
Sen ). II. Jackson, Wiley, Bridgeport C. b. IL days "'o
coal 10 Snow & Burgess
sch Glen wood. Bayles Hartford, Philadelphia
Sch. Success, -, NV London.
sloop Oregon, Rhodes, Providence.
WlND-A, Sunset, 5.
L. s. steamer Huntsville with monitor in tow.
BELOW.
bark unknown. -
Steamship Constitution hence for savannah-lsth inst s
Us,t.ras Shoals.
Steamship Meteor bound s-lsth inst 10 miles N. OF Hat
steanshp Western Metropolis, bound sl5th inst lat u
r. Ion. 70 30
Steamship varuns bound slath inst lat 81 TO- lon - p