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The Ottawa free trader., 1866-09-29
GOOD BUSINESS CHANCE.
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FElHE subscriber Offers nor sale his DWELLING
Il HOUSE: aid GROCERY STORE attached, situated on
lots IL and in block e. La salle street. city u Otts
To purchaser liberal terms will be given
18th Sept, s6s-2me , &OSEPH FENNELL.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-09-29

V-ttWyC0
LNROM the subscriber, living Supefior street Otta-
II wa, about two rnosshs aga . kxD Cow, four years
o,d. with wide peg hors point OF 1cit horn sawed ca
letter cut in front OF her focn with knife. Size
raised by Jeioue nck al karlxiiie and supposed
be there or soue whers lbetys~a there and OTTAWA.
reward Of five dollars will be paid for information
that will enable to recyer said COW; TEN DolLAIs
for her delivery to me in Ottawa.
Sept. Is, lS66.4w HENRY G. WILLIAMS.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-09-29

The balance in the treasurer's hand be-
longin gto the county funs proper is SIC o,53l.-
GS, which will In our opinion meet the
amounts audited and allowed a. this session
of the board.
Your committee would recommend that 2
.x of mills on the dollar be levied ON this
taxable property of the county for ccpimon
county purposes for the current wear.
We would also recon ME nd that the county
treasurer be Authorized to transfer tempo raS
r,ly ffurh the military fund to the cornty
fund ysroeer a sufficient amount TO meet any
orders or jury certiGc stes whicH may be
presented for pey.hent until the taxes now
levied shall BE &c tllecieii and that when the
said taxes are collected the said money shall
be refunded.
STATEMENT OF COUNTY INDEBTEDNESS,
Mlia5 ;ionds and Co;poas past a.-,
Coupop, Of Bonds OF 1862, 1875 90
:. 1863 80 90
Bonds and Coupons of 1851, 2,ss2 81
1865 series B. 439 80
1865 Feb. resolution, 1900 90
Total $o,447 S3
Camty Orders past due.
Total (including order No. 500, Luther Beal
supposed to be lost,) $sl Io
The Military deb, kIfsres az Jo!IOics
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-09-29

Having had thorough experience in the business the,
are able IN all to rurra,f 'isoction. Give ~
CALL and find out the truth of what saw. W. a.
competition CiiHISTOPHFr =, ~ Het
Sept I6. is66-d -PtYkfCK - H+,H
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-09-29

TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE, and one lot, ., Mad;
"A street. west Of 5th varA school esue -
directly nrth Of the residence Of 8. ". hssve ~
viii b suad ehesP. HsS.ks % - prsmisse. q Nj
"@sn" 3sqts-u
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-09-29

Live Ge0ee FeatherD.
IN LBS LIVE GEESE FEATHERS on haad end
4CO for sale By GEO. W. PIERCE,
SeptSaws No. IS Main st. East side Fox RivVr Bridge
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-09-29
CsuntH orders paid

County orders paid,
Jurors certificates paid, 90. - O..
Avertising erroneous aud abatsd
faxes and taxes on forfeited
real estate, loo tIActs At
l2cts, and 50 lots at Acts,
Counte, signing and registering
s6S county orders at . Per
cent
Commissions on S34,3s9.1e re-
ceived at per cent
Commissions ON ga, 3,s51 81 dis
bursed at ! per cent,
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Errors AMI deIinquencies
rorfeitures sn real estate,
Commissions of town collections :
per cent, Gas .3-3.6i, collected
Commissions Of county collectors
s5 per cent. 6.s22. so. collected
Commissions of county Collectors
3 per cent 1855 o. collected
Atf'ys- fees paid d. L. Hough, E.I
injunction suit against c. Coffin,
Abatr,i taxes refunded a}artcn
Harwood, per o. der of Beard Of
superyisors,
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-09-29
Sept. 5 b6.-5llos
FAR 1IS RSsas SALE.
Tim her Land For safe.

E< sen SEC q, q. II 8, containing so acres;
Sw i SEA sec 25, T 80, 3, containing 30 acresi
Smiles south of Marsees. Prtce io'r,
Feb loft nF CAMERON.
. Pot. hffrf.L .l,.rt l,tf,
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-09-29

County tax proper. 5 mills l. 20
per cent OF Sl6o, ,225.5T,
Special tn, fy payment Of county
indebtiness, 2 per cent. is 20
Ter sent OF SIS, ,?25.57,
County fund proper proportion Of
tax a above,
Docket fee. County Court,
Sale sf Swamp Lands,
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EeU Dte4s 9aiay CGeaat 0Raa5ag aoHIag lay 49, l838

sheer. Take my word for it, if The past has a
lesson 1t is, be temperate, trust in God yet at the
same tine do not expose oneself to not sun, night
air, or anything to predspose to disease. Let lie
food be pretty much as usual, preferring more of
sound vegetables, we'll cooked and thorough
ripened fruit in day time, and less strong diet
keep the mind clear and body cool. BE temperate,
repeat. My experience in the two scourges that
passed through my country, cholera and yellow
fever, proves ineontestibly that temperance in all
things is a safe principle, and drinking, frolcking
men, with irregular habits were cut off like rotten
sheep. Many were unquestionably scared to
death. Fear has terrible influence on health
beware of it,
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Choiera-A senslble suggestion.

Ed, C7'esceRt-Tn your daily of the 9Th, you
publish valued suggestions under the above cap
ton, reminding me that Ihave also remembrance
Of that terrible time when Southern people forgot
it was duty TO entertain stranger, when the
fear of that disease closed hearts as well as doors
in many sections. A poor fellow, by the name of
Taylor, from Indiana, was, so to say, thrust from
house to house for some twenty miles, and sought
a place to die in my. house. CONSERVATION was
on many face, and many absurd things committed
by individuals who knew better but fear para
lyzed all thought. A friend and neighbOr ofmine,
an NJ. D., had every vegetable in his garden des-
troyed, and all fruits threshed from his trees, in
duoing many of our neighbors to abstain from
vegetables and fruits he was the doctor and
ought 70 know Ishad a4amily of whites Though
only three Of us) and of blacks, and took the op-
poste view, lcounseled all to live temporarily
in all things to use well cooked food, ripe fruit,
not as much meats as usual, if there was any
change, not expose oneself to the hot sun or the
heavy dew OF night-to be trustful and not be
| alarmed, gentleman. BY name of Tighman,
came from Tennessee with some twelve to fifteen
men, and one negro woman as cook, to prepare
for plantation within one mile Of us. They lived
in the swamp and drank river water; protection
and living rough. The master and slaves, save
one, all died. The stranger Mr. Taylor, died in
my house, after believed he was relieved, from
dose of about one quart of butter milk, supplied
him by negro while / had gone to the field, The
girl that waited on him, the men who washed anl
shropded and put him in his cofin-eyery one bu
myself who had anything to do with him, were
near unto death, and my clothes were not taker
OF for sleeping for near two weeks. AlIreoovered
and believe it was only owing to sound and vel
cooked food, with system neither paralyzed by
fear weakened by half food, or stimulated to an
undue condition, Drinking men died like rotten
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BieaU Orleans
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE.

AT meeting Of tho Faculty the New Orleans School OF
Medicine held on the evening the sth inst Professor D.
w Breke was unanimously elected Dean Of the Faculty.
to fill the vacancy oeeasoned by the death of Professor D.
FeHncr aud d ". Mitchell was elected Secretary to ,e
Faculty,
The following action then taken and the Faculty ad
ioumed;
In AEemOrfam.
wuEREAs, II has pleased the Great Ruler Of altbnr, ia
take from his sphere of earthly honor usefulness opr col
league and friend Dr. Erasmus Darwin Fenner Professor
the theory and practice of medicine in the New Orleans
School of Medicine Dean of the Faculty therefore be IL
Resoa That the Faculty Of the New Orleans School of
Medicine sad session. do recognize in this heavy dispense
ton Of Providence blow hard ind bear whether it be
corporate capacity the individual friends the
amented deceased.
Reso1ed That in losing loved colleague has
early architect the untrng of her
ests and shining exempar of valuable consci
entous teacher,
soesi That we, the surviving members of the Faculty
have lost mere than words expess-Dr Fenner was our
valued colleague our friend individually and collectively
dearest social companonthe genial centre around whom
we clustered while struggling BIO useful in day and gen
Grafton and in him we recognize most worthy example for
our emulation,
Reored That in losing Fenner the South has lost bea
light medicine the profession noble brother, and the
community which he lived good physician most useful
citizen and Christian gentleman
Resolued That extend to the family of deceased
brother sympathes their heavy bereavement
Reord That these proceedings be made of record the
books of the Faculty and that copies Of the same be furnished
the daily papers Of this city for publication.
By order of the Faculty,
D. WARREN BRIGKELTl, NJ. D., Dean.
W. S. MITCHELL, NJ. D, Secretary.
NEW ORLEANS, May g. 1865.
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IBWec50cH, E1t5og S co.,
WHOLESALE
DRUGGISTS AND IMPORTERS


Corner Magazine and Gravier Streets,
Offer for SALE AT THE LOWEST RATES, the
following Goods Of importation, landing British
| bark Eida and steamships Alabama aud Carolina
70 casks sALSODA.
800 kegs BIOARB SODA ....
300 boxes French WINDOW GLASS assorted.
casks COx's GELATINE,
10 =. Go1eman's MUSTARD, in glass and tin.
20 gross Lows Brown Windsor SOAP
French Patent Medicines.
full aud complete assortment of all the popular kinds
STORE:
300 boxes CASTLE SOAP.
casks CARB AMMONIA, in bulk
iniars.
cases GUM sHELLAC.
AssAFGDrTA, prime
~. OPIUM, Turkey
20 TARTARIC ACID English
100 sacks CLUTCH.
50 bbs ALUM lump
20 ground.
1000 lbs. Balls, COPAIBA pure .9
20 bbls Refined BoRAx, English.
20 =. CASTOR OIL, Mol
"a kegs EMERY assorted
100 gross WINES, skies
1000 bs. SUGAR LEAD, English
500 ., English CALoMEL.
500 IoDEDE PoTAss, English ard French.
1000 ozs, sULPH. QuININE, French.
1000 .. PAW
On band, full and complete assortment of the EFFER-
VEsCENT GRANULAR MEDICINAL PREPARATIONS
of Messrs T Moson Son, and Mr.. Bishop Of London.
Agents Messrs Batl ey Watt Of London the
Of their Celebrated PREPARATIONS full and complete
stock Of which viii always keep in store.
Together with iuI variety Of
FINE ENGLISH CHEMICALS,
AND
English Medicinal EXTRACTS.
J. =. Lindsay,
-wITH-
BARNETT & SHEPARD,
Wholesale Groeers, Commission Merchants,
.=.- AND DEALERS
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES,
Wines, Liquors, Cigars, etc,
No. AS Magazine street, opposite st. james
Hotel,
#eNE NEW ORLEANS
Agents for the celebrated London Jockey Club House Gin
TltOn Netherlands Fire and Burglar Proof Safes.
AB~ Advances made eonAlgnments.
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sOttCe

The partnership heretofore existing between Messrs F
Guebe j. B. alias EDWARD Goursaud under the style q
GUEBLE GOURSAUD, for the Fancy Goods business, at
the No 1877 Canal street. mas dissolved by mpua
consent
Hereafter the business shall be continued at the
store, between Messrs. F. GUEBLE & VICTOR NIPPERT
under the style of
GUEBLE & NIPPERT,
1877 Canal street, TourO Buildings
New Orleans MAY g. 1866
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The agreeable Paris correspondent of the Chica.
go Times says couple Of bloodhounds, of the
very race used by the spaniards in hunting the
Indians Of Mexico, have Just been sent to the jar
din d Acc!5notion not by any means for the pur
pose Of demonstrating the breed in France for any
practical uses in the future, but to study their
habits. An attempt is being made to domesticate
q species Of Algerian panther, called in France
glsepard, to train them to hunt wolves and bears
which still infest parts Of that country, the
wolves particularly doing an immense amount of
damage every Near.
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spectaE KOtfce.

DISABLED MEMBERS and the families of Disabled and
Deceased Members of the late FIVE COMPANIES WASH
INGToN ARTILLERY needing relief are requested to apply
without delay in writing giving address other particulars
to either of the subjoned Committee viz:
DR.. E. g DREW, % st. Charles street
A. HERO, Jr. IL CONNIE rciaBPla
ar s A. DUPRE Jr., Beuvie street. near Royal,
CIV. sQUIREs 65 Common street.
G. B. GENIN 40 Magazine street
S HAYES, 60 Carondelet atreet
g. E. APPS, Thalia street, near polio.
F. A. BRODE is Grayier street
A. G. KNIGHT, 90 Camp street.
VIC. D. TAUGHT, 400 ST. Charles street
j. A, CHALAROE, 100 Rampant street
EgP,ais
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC Beasat Of die zayistoms-
ks IheezeiteInenta ct the Academy shese NIGHTS
is Mile Christine zayistowakis Halaet in rbe
French spy.n Young ana old are enthusiastic e
praise Of her perfect tcrm, snd her pautoairne II
graceful and unusually expressive She hss q
fencing match ID the performance with Mahon,.
qqsa, Hart, and astonishss the audience with Len
skill, agility, nerve and endurance. Tonight,
with many other entertaining performances The
French Spy which is got up altogether il good
atYla viii be repeated.
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Foreign Etems.
AN NJ. D. OF 1870.

Gen. Prim has taken his departure from Paris
for Italy, leaving his wife, the Marquise de Cas-
tillejos, with his mother, He is said to have gone
to be present at military maneuyres about to take
place in Italy.
The English vessel Henriette, fitting out at Bor-
| deaux, France, and supposed to be intended for
the CHILEAN service, is commanded by Capt Hun
ter Davidson formerly an officer in the naval ser
vice of the United States, an American by birth,
| and later still in the rebel naval service and an
officer upon the Merrimac during her terrible com
bat in Hampton Roads. Most of her officers are
ex-ofcers of the rebel service, and her crew con.
sists of ffty-seyen men,
| Another new large iron-screw steamer, similar
to the Inflated London, is believed to have found
| cred, with every one on board. She was the Ner.
budda, 1857 tons register, commanded by Capt.
Hardy, belonging to the Bombay and Bengal steam
shipping company, and was considered first class
steamship, having been built under special survey
Of Lloyd's surveyors. She sailed from Liverpool
for Bombay on the 18th of November last, with a
crew of about fifty hands. There is no doubt that
she encountered those disastrous gales which from
that time until the month Of January swept the
Atlantic
A return of the live stock owned in the eighty
nine departments Of France shows: Horses,
5000 900; donkeys 400 900; mules, $50 900; horned
beasts 1900 OOO ofwhich 5000 are bulls, 1900 900
oxen 300, 900 COWS, 100 O0Oheifers and 600 900
yearling calves; sheep, 35oOOOoo, of which
$4,000 are merinos or cross. breeds, while 1000 900
are Of the common race goats, 100000; pigs,
| 100000 more than year old, and 100000 be
low that age.
A present of eight very beautiful Arab horses,
of the famous Diof breed, is about to be dis
patched by the Sultan from Constantinople to the
Emperor Napoleon. suleiman Agha, chief Of the
imperial stud, has been commissioned to replace
them, if possible, by other animals of equal beauty
and purity of blood. He will shortly leave for
Bagdad on this Grand
The Venice journals announce that Gregorio
Veretti has just died there at the age of 10Y years.
He was the oldest of the Italian patriots, having
taken a leading part in the events which agitated
Italy from 1874 to 1906. OF late years he lived
retired in modesthouse which he possessed in the
Via di cara. In this retreat he was surrounded
with books and works of art He leaves some
valuable collections and important manuscripts.
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THAEKs.--We are indebted to the officers of the
steamship Austin for number Of the latest Texas
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This statement shows a reduction of the total
debt Of about sl6,0OO,O0O since the LIST of April
statement, and about s88 GOO 900 from the highest
total Of last year.
On the "a inst, Mr.. Sherman, of Ohio, intro
duced bill in the Senate, providing for funding
the entire debt in coupon bonds of thirty years,
bearing coin interest of five per cent,
payable semannpally, the bonds themselves
being made redeemable in gold. The bonds are
to be substituted for the various interest bearing
liabilities Of the United States, and are to be
known as the consolidated debt" The bonds
will probably be known to financiers under the
English abbreyation Of consols.n The differ
enee in saving Of interest oy substituting low
for high rate is to be applied to the payment of
the principal Of the debt. The bonds are ex-
empted from every species of tax, State or Fede-
raj. The income derived from them is likewise ex-
empted. The interest On twenty-seven hundred mil
lions at FIVE per cent. one hundred and thirty five
millions, might be easily paid, and the bonds
would constitute an absorbent of deprecated
currency, and a fayorite investment with heavy
capitalists If, besides, portion of the principal
should be paid annually to the extent for exam.
pie, Of hundred millions, the value of these gold
bearing interest five per cent. untaxed bonds
would soon command premium. The credit of
the Federal government is too good to Justify the
payment Of six or seven per cent. interest on
loans. Large as the debt la it is due chiefly to the
people of the country. Its interest is raised by
tax; and the proceeds Of the tax go back into the
hands Of the payers, In the few cases where
United States bonds are owned abroad, the in.
come from them is often re invested in similar
securities, ENh
The exhibit Of Mr., McCulloch is rather cheering,
and if fanatics and radicals would but end their
hurley hurley and leave the country at peace, we
might reasonably expect the whole Federal debt
to be wiped out before the end Of this century -.
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7'isE0sle BusEssEms,.


New Orleans, May 10, 1866
We still selling of at reduced prices stock fMENs
and BOYS CLOTHING FURNISHING GOODS, TRUNKS,
TRAVELLING BAGS, etc, etc, at wholesale and retail
Our prices low that any persons who examine it
will see what a fall is thereu
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n. FtfstvtEEisams.

sTATIoNER, PRINTER AND BLANK BOOK
MANUFACTURER,
Is now receiving hns assortment of -
ENGLISH AND FRENCH COMMERCIAL ASD PACKET
POST PAPERS,
White and Blue ruled and plain manufactured expressly for
this market to which he invites the attention Of his
and the public generally.
BLANK BOOKS of every size style Of ruling and bind
ing constantly on hand and made to order
COMMERCIAL BLANKS Of all kinds hand and printed
TO order 10 the neatest style
extensive complete stock of Office Furnishing Goods
generally including Hoes hne Copying Presses we'll
variety Of cheaper ones, all warranted
Copying Press Stands Books Brushes, etc. etc.
Foley's superior GOLD PENS.
Farchilds .
STEEL PENS of all the best Manufacturers
WRITING PAPER and ENVELOPES Of all kinds
FLAT PAPERS Of all SHES .-H
PRINTING PAPER-2l1Sx33 and 3lx4s.
Checks, Notes, Drafts Bills of Exchange Bill Heads
Cards printed Autographed in handsome style,
Orders will receive prompt aud careful attention.
-. Camp Street
Phelps s. 90,
GAS PHELPS, R. l. poLBEAR R. A PHELPS,
RECEIVING, FORWARDING
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Nos 10, Ia, ls and 40 Commerce street, cor
ner OF Crockett,
suREv4poRr, LOUISIANA.
Orders for the purchase Cotton Wool Hides etc. prompt
ly filled .
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Mrs Gen, Tom Thumb is at CIiftonsuper, Bristol
England II is said that ''she is preparing for a
little event that usually makes quite commotion
in family" Little event' is good in the present
instance,
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MAs3ss Fgoa ABRoAB.-Ihe Knights Templars
Of MemplHs have accepted an invitation to visit
qaig ou tile 10th instant, aud will participate
Sc Tempiars Of that ely iq thelr ann ual
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GARTHwAITE, LEWIS & STUART,
81 and 80 Camp street
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THE OEYMrIo. The houses Of the Olympic are
Increasing in numbers very pefeepHbly and the
audience last night was very encouraging. They
were entertained with the operate play Of 9 u
somnambala; y in which the musical talents Of the
company appear to great advantage. Il viii be
repeated tonight, together with The Pride Of
The Mafketn
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SAILING OF THE CUBA.- The steamship Cuba,
Capt. Rollins, sailed last evening for Baltimore via
Havana, with freight, United States mails and the
following passengers;
For Baltimore-Mlss Lyons Mr. Rea Mrs Reevey, Miss
Levy Mr. Patey, M5 Fory Mrs Baranco and children
Mrs Bner and tive children.
For Hayanal. Castello Deans Murphy, Manuel Fareia
and wife, j. J. Koppeaer wife and child.
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On the afternoon Of the 9Th inst. the down train
on the Memphis and Charleston Railroad was
thrown off the track near Memphis, and six cars
were entirely demolished. The track was badly
torn up rails bent, cross ties strewn around, and
one car bounded several feet into the air coming
down bottom up. Strange to say, noperson was
injured
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GAS Light COMPANY

Being organized have opened the exhibition Of Stove and
Gas BURNERS at No log Camp street, near Poyras where
the public invdsd and witness the operation daily
Sundays excspted1 from to O'Clock
An order book is open at the office
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70 NEW OFleanss may ., 1906
Archer and wife Wallard. Blum Setter Kylo wife and
daughter Touta1t Collins PHre and family Baldwin Me
Garty Mrs Maddox and daughter Williams and lady Mrs
Moore Miss McGare Mrs Williams Miss Sherman Jcckish
andiamily, siman and wife Kldreth Blum. Ford Meyer
Garrett Mrs Neil and Miss Jewe Mrs Dtnger Tack
sherry and amily Ramsay Hill Hpburn Menefer and fam
y CoWan Lewis Plarck Engelko and wise, Huchding and
family Hopper and wife, Stone Massnberg McMurphy
Underwood Lair Humphrey Meyer Meyer Levy Mrs Arthur
and child Miss Tullis, Gasca and wife Tips Call ayer Nc.
Milan Hubert Burnett Stevens Stevens Winston Mason
Sherwood, alWOod Tus Dadrick, Dsdrck, TryOn Walsh
Borrew Bishop Armstrong, What's Shields Ferdts Simon
John Cosgroye Brtton Fermfeds, Mitzer Grant Pryor
Mrs Taylor and family. Fifteen on deck
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The steamer Washington Irving, recently seized
BY The United States marshal on legal grounds
made her escape from Norfolk, on the sIst ult.,
with the intention Of proceeding to New York.
She was pursued by the steamer Geneva and
when last seen was rounding Wlloughby pointand
pushing out to sea under full steam, with the
Geneva two miles behind her. The steamers Argo
and James Guy, Of the same line, made their ea.
cape from Norfolk under similar circumstances,
two weeks ago.