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one acre. and on root crops on not less
than one fourth of an acre; the proc nee to
be weighed or measured according to the
usual standard
All kinds Of stock will be exhibited on
the first, and agricultural products and
domestic manufactures on the second day
of the Fair.
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fthe Maryland Consolidated Lotteries,

CBtce o. the maryland Consolidated Lotteries, !
BALTIMORE, July list, 1856. {
a LII Tickets or Certificates of Packages Of
"A Tickets, in the Lotteries authorized by the
state OF Maryland bear the Autographed sig
nature Of F. y. Brennan, Agentfor the Con-
tractor, and any others are frauds.
Owing to numerous applications from all parts
OF the country, the management will give their
attention to the filling Of orders for Tickets or
Certificates, in the Maryland Lotteries.
PERSONS at q distance may confidently RELY
upon having their orders for tickets promptly
filled, and the ~strictest confidence observed.
These Lotteries are drawn daily in public in
the city of Baltimore, under the superintend-
ance OF the State Lottery Commissioner. Heavy
bonds are given to the State as security for The
payment of all Prizes. The prices Of whole
tickets are from 81 to $40. Half and Quarter
tickets in proportion.
There are never less than %. 900 Prizes in any
Lottery, which Prizes vary in amount from ST
to 100000; according TO the prices Of the tick
'ets. For instance
When the price oftickeis is 81 the highest prize
is about OK Oao
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$I39274 IL
The earnings of the Rock Island Road
for the same time. $lO3 PAL "a

A SERIOUS COMPLAINT "A fellow was
arrested in New York on the following
complaint of a Dutchman:
lie make mine roof mi stones so nois
ey. dat cannot shleep. lie come 20
mine house I'll day. he skares mine vrow,
be makes mine children 10 cry der wa
Ter from dere eyes; he gets drusled for
mine lager. and den at night he blows
mine tigs up mil gun powder, and puts
de water in mine ssur kraugh, SO he
schmeli worse as dam.
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Take Notice.

HAVlNG sold out my interest in the Dry
IL Goods establishment of Warden & Pun
roy to lIickenlooper, | am now deyoting nv
en.-.ely 10 the settling up and collecting
OF my accounts and notes. Persons knowing
themselves indebted to me will find it TO their
interest to call and settle up their accounts, as
| must have money. This, il attended to will
sare eosts aud trouble. So look out.
c. G. WARDEN.
Aug. 1th, 1855.
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u The Niles Enquirer records the
good luck Of a citizen of that village,
who, while bathing in the river a few
days since. discovered. after an indus.
'rious 'scruh" Of his person Of about
five minutes, a pair Of drawers which he
had lcas two years before.
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E>tray Horse.

STATE OF I0WA,}ss
WAPELLo COUNTY,
TAKEN UP, by Solomon McReyuolds,
L Esq, as an estray, at his plantation, in said
county, on the 22d day of May, 1855, before
Leverett Johnson, Esq, a Justice of the Geace
in and for said county and State above named
one dark sorrel horse, supposed TO be eight
years old, about sixteen hands high, half stan
in the forehead, two white stripes on his nose,
both hind feet white; no other marks or brands
returned and appraised to be of the value OF
ninety dollars, by Benjamin B. Phelps and John
j. Silvers. JOSEPH HAYNE, County Clerk
Ottumwa, June, 1855 17-tf
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A Choice Earn, for sale.

WILL sell 16O acres of the place known as
L the !" Old Agency Farm,''a situated a quarter
of a mile Southeast of Agency City, and i'm
mediately on the Burlington and Missouri River
Railroad. A portion Of said land Is ina good
state OF cultivation. The timber is as good
wishing to examine said land, can cali on
Mr.: Persons, living on the place. Any one
wishing to purchase a choice place, can have a
bargain, by calling on me sooa, at this place.
JOHN L. STREET.
Ottumwa, Iowa, Aug. goth, 1885 28.tf
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&C. All the above remedies putup and
for sale by DIR. RAIrr & WEsrLAKE, Fair
field. Iowa.
For sale by all the principal Druggists
throughout the State.
July 18th, lS55.--ly
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On motion a Premium OF three dol
lars was added for the bes, span of draf,
Horses; qualities to be tested ON the
ground. Also 3d. 90 for the best speci
men Of Ploughlng no, less than ! Of an
acre to be exhibited on the I'd day OF
The Fair.
On motion a S~weepstake premium OF
SlO lie offered to the Township tina, will
produce The best show Of work Ok. j, OF
not less than 90 Yoke. Each Town.
ship paying 80 90 entrance fee. X. II.
Warden offers a Special Premium Of one
dollar for the best Skill in Patching and
darning Clothes.
+. Washburn Offers o Special Pre-
MUM Of a silver mounted riding Whir
worth five dollars for the best Skill n
Eques:rianism by a Lady.
REGULATIONS.
ARTICLE 9th of the Constitution:
Competitors for premiums on crops shall
be required to have the ground and its pro
duce accurately measured by at least tw,
disinterested persons, whose statement
shall be properly verified.
ART, 10. Premiums on grain and gras
crops thall not be awarded for less tina,
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Pulmonary Balsam,

A sovereign remedy for Coughs, Colds.
Hoarseness. Group, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Splitting of Blood, Soreness in the chest,
Whooping Cough, and all pulmonary az
f%ections. A sure remedy where medicines
will DO any good. Try it.
Price Fifty cents per bottle.
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"Pay that thou OWest.n

Sthe Scripture injunction, and the subscriber
L is particularly DESTROYS that his customers
should lay this admonition to heart.
LII those that are indebted to me cannot paw
up Immediately, l want them to come forward
and give me their notes, as l must settle up.-
Come IN friends, bring me some dimes iffyou
can, and if you can't pay me we will at least.
talk the matter over good naturedly.
j. H. GRIFFITH.
Ottumwa, June 28th, 1857
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ST. LOUIS MARKET.

FRIDAY EvENiNG, Sept: Z.
The advices from Europe by the
Atlantic. relative 10 an advance Oh bread
s,uffs, aud the probable unfavorable
weather for harvesting, has had some
effect here, and prices to-day for wheat
went up. Flour also became firmer, and
Yesterdays offers were freely accepted
Hemp continues firm and active, with
Sl33 per TIN attained Tor prime undres
rtd.,
Receipts nj grain. flour and other
products fairly liberal. Arrivals from
the Ohio frequent, with iull cargoes q!
manufactured articles. Several stea mers
LATELY from the South with setter sup
plise of groceries Than noliced for a week
or
FLOUR-Pr,ces f1mer. and market
more active. Sales IS bbls country su
perine s6 l2a: As do fancy &C 20.
WHEAT-Sl.3 80 per buel,el.
CORN-Sale of IS sks yellow in
second hand bags a, 52c: 600 yellow in
new SKIS 54c; and CTS choice white a,
5Sc. new gunnies included.
OATS-30!c, Gotten sacks; a 3Oc
second hand ~gnnnies.
POTATOES-l0O bags prime Ne
shannocks al Soc, and a 10, ., IS; pc
bushcl.
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A MASTER PIECE OUr-DoxE.-We have
lately supposed AyER's Cherry Pectoral was
the Ultima Thule in its line, and that nothing
had been or would be invented which could Sur
pass it in its fine points of excellence as a medi
cine. But we are confidently assured by those
competent TO judge on the subject, that DR.
-Ayre's new Pills excel in high medicinal artis-
try even that widely celebrated embodiment OF
his skill. lie has succeeded in making them
not only pleasant to take but powerful to cure
the large class of complaints which require a
purgative remedy.-Laneaster .argus, Ky.
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| wish all persons interested in the matter a
bove limited at to know that, during my absence.
SAMUEL J. WARDEN, will attend TO The settle
inent and collection OF my dues. Let no one
hesitate asto the propriety of settling with HIN,
or of depos;ting in his hands money due me.
Sept. SO 30-tf c. G. WARDEN.
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DAVID PEAR0E,
Manufacturer and Wholesale dealer in
HATS and ..
CLUSIV

No. Il6 Main Street, ST. LOUIS, MO.
AM in receipt Of a large and superior
L stock of the LATEsra and MOST F~AsHloNABLE
styles Of
H9TSand CAPS for the Fan aud Winter trade,
70 which the attention Of purchasers is respect
fully called.
Orders will be promptly and carefully attend
ed to, and guaranteed to give satisfaction.
DAVID PEARCE, No. 116, Main street,
Sept, 1855 3O-2m ST. LOUIS, Mo.
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sTRAYED

From the undersigned living near Ottumwa
about 4 weeks since, a black OK 5 years old Z
square white spot in his face; any body return.
ing said OK to me shall be literally paid fol
their trouble, or any person hearing or knowing
OF such an animal will confer a favor by send
ing information to me at Ottumwa. Z
HARLEY HOLBERT.
Ottumwa, July Sd, 1855.
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MACHINE R


E. T.. GAY, AGENT, BURLINGroN.
Moia Cylinder ards,
Duu6sr Cards.
Fancy Cards,
Fancy FiArting,
FiHeiing.
Shippers.
Workers,
Comb Piaie.
Card Cleaners,
Emery,
GIue, &c. &c.
The subscriber, agent for Smith & Co.'s
Cards, Philadelphia, has on hand a full supply
Of the above at st. Louis prices. Orders
promptly executed T.. +. GAY,
Wholesale Druggist, Burlington.
February 2Sth, 1S55.4w
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Doors g. SHOES very large lot OF Boots
- 4 Shoes Of almost every description in
ase and Of the very latest styles, Ladies and
Gents fine, Childrens, Misses &c., all of which
we viii sell at unusually low prices. Call and
examine for yourselves, at
WARDEN & PUMROY,S.
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Books e 8tatiouern.

GCHOoL BOOKS, Miscellaneous Works
~ Blank Books, Letter, Cap and Note Paper
States, Inkstands, Ink, Sand, Envelopes, &c.
for sale by w. L. ORR
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Estray Mare.

STATE OF IOWA,l
Wapello County s.
TAKEN UP, by John Hagan as an 'estray,
in Competine Township in said county, before
Leaverett Johnson, Esq, a Justice Of the
Peace in and for said county and STATE above
Ramed, a light bay mate, fourteen hands high.
blaze face, small collar maa- !, hindfeet Write.
a bunch under the belly, bip-swazey, about ii
years old, and valued at Fifty Dollars by John
J. Sill; es and Jonathan l.. Boster.
JOS. HAYNE, County Clerk.
Ottumwa, June nth, 1855.
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Our Goods were selected in Cincinnati by
an experienced merchant, and we feel confident
that we can prove TO every one who will exam
lie cur stock and prices, that we can sell them
goods at
Greatly Reduced Prices
for Cash or Produce. We shall not deal in
promises or high-sounding words but rely on
the quality and prices of our goods TO speak
for themselves and win their way to public fa-
vor. The spirit and progress of the age en-
rhatically calls for
Heavy Sales L. Light Profits,
and they are found to be the best for both BUY
Err AND SELLER. We shall never lose sight of
Tie motto of ''ire aud let iice.'
DRESS GOODS:
A large let of Bareges, Delaines and Cling
hams.
Superior Black, Water colored, and Figured
Silks.
jaconets, Lawns, Alpacas, Sc, SC.
Cloths, Vestings, Marseilles, Satin and SILK.
A fine lot of Dress Trimmings, Laces, SC.
Hats, Caps and Bonnets.
Ready Made Clothing.
vi Boots and Shoes we have a large and SUI
perior stock which we can sell rery lor,
nice lot of Hardware and Cutlery, to which
will be added in a short time, a good stock of all
kinds OF Groceries, Queensware and Glass
ware.
\. B-Any quantity of Wheat, Flour, Meal,
White Beans, Flaxseed, Mustard Seed, Bees
wax, Tallow, Butter, Eggs, Cheese, Bacon,
Pork, Lard, Rags and all kinds of approved
Produce taken in exchange for goods at the
highest (cash) market prices.
q In connection with the above business
we intend manufacturing the "EXCELSIoR
IvTN fTD II nm A Iry M Wv
DRAFT PLOW," under the super
vision of ]. II. Griffith, who has sold a large
number Of these Flows in the country and
which have given very general satisfaction
All kinds of Blacksmithing will be done with
n~eatness and despatch.
Ottumwa, July nth, 1855.
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III s..

Which We will sell as low as they can be
bought in the market.
Collins made on the shortest notice.
"a. Shop in the two story frame building
on Main street, opposite the Mill square,.
ELLERMAN l. co.
Ottumwa, June 14th, 1855.
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INSEED Oil, Fish do. Meats Foot do,
- Sweet do. Castor do. for sale by the gal
Ion. w. T., ORR
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kaif 4 WcstIake,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Drugs, Medicines, Fancy Notions, Perfumery
Cigars, aud Raif's Family Medicines. :
FAIRFIELD, IOWA.
July Goth, 1855 1y
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JOHN L. STREET.
Street & Griffith,

HAVING purchased The stock Of Goods
l. L recently opened by The Messrs Gibson, /
door above Washburn's Tin aud Stove Store,
are now offering to the citizens of Ottumwa &
vicinity a well selected and very general assert
mpnf of
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f.. r.. PARKER,
FA VII TAIL or

TAKES this method of informing the citi-
zens of Ottumwa and the surrounding country
that he has removed his shop to Second street.
two doors west of Mr.. Pumroy's dwelling,
where he is ready TO &C commodate customers
in his line with ~neatness and dispatch.
Ottumwa, July 18th, 1855. BIN
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Estray Horse.
STATE OF IOWA.2
W1DpLo COunf,,.

TAKEN UP by John Sheeler as an estray,
at his plantation IN Columbia Township in said
county, on the 18th day Of June, 1856. before
Hiram Terrell, ESQ.,, a Justice of the Peace in
and for said county and State above named
One bay Horse, black name and tail, supposed
to be twelve or IA years old, a little white on
each hind foot, blind in the left eye, an enlarge
ment OF the left knee and halts a little in his
gait: Appraised at Forty dollars by John
Knox and Samuel Terrell.
JOSEPH HAYNE, County Clerk.
Ottumwa, June 28th, 1855.
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Chicago and Burlington Railroad
Line.

The earnings Of This line for the month
Of August, 1855. are as follows:
For Trans. Of Property. 500 Cos 40
/" . " Passengers. 37.lS9 80
" /" u. s. Mail. 1889 %
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Estray Notice.

Estray Notice.
STATE OF low ,3.Se.
UNION COUNTY, Soo'
@ TAKEN UP BY John c. Snow,
A/AO at his ssidence in Platte Town.
~ ~ ship in said county, before SAND
-el Riggs, a Justice of the Peace
IN and for said county of Union, on the 22d day
OF May, 1855, one estray dun mare, about nine
years old, ID hands high, dark legs. .uAne and
tail, marked on the point of the shoulder with
the collar: Appraised at Fifty Dollars b.
lesson Rake and John Roberts.
JAMES THOMPSON, Dist. Crk.
Union County, Iowa.
Alton, June Sth, 1S55.-19m3
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A LARGE lot Of Cloths and Cassimeres
n Sattinets, Tweeds and Jeans, at
WARDEN & PUMROY,S.
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Notice.

A LII those knowing themselves indebted TO
IA A. l.. Graves by note or book account are
requested to call and talk the matter over in :
Friendly manner and see il they cannot be set
tied without cost. A. t.. GRAVES
Ottumwa, Jan. 10, 1865.
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A N extensive assortment of Q-ueensware
IA Glassware at
WARDEN & PUMRoY,s,
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LEATHER!

A good supply constantly on hand Of
both eastern and home manufacture. atthe
old Tan Yard. The highest price Is pdid,
at all times in Cash OR Leather for HiDEs.
May 10th, 1855.
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Cabinet Making and
CHAIR SHOP!

THE UNDERSIGNED would say TO the
citizens of this county and adjoining counties,
that they are now prepared to furnish all arti-
cles o. Furniture in their line at sight, such as
BEDSTEADS, BUREAUS. TABLES.
SAFES,
And all other articles in the Furniture line.
Also, we will make any job to order il. our line
and warrant the work.
We would call particular s~ttention to our
large and splenSid stock OF all kinds Of
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Premium List
OF the Wapello County Agricul.
tnra1 Cdciofr FIR lQ6E

10 be held at Oifumua on Thursday
and Friday. September 9Th &. 2sfh.
CLASS NO. l.
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sI39,274 II

Tot;l. Sl39,274 IL
The proportion Of earnings for each
road forming .he line are asfoIiows:
Galena e. Chicago Union. s35 527 06
Chicago. BurI. & Quincy, 70 900 "a
Gent. Military Tract, 33 633 25
Peoria and Oquaw ka. 1911 sc
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STAPLE g. EANCY
DRY GOODS.

Our Goods were selected in Cincinnati by
an experienced merchant, and we feel confident
that we can prove TO every one who will exam
lie cur stock and prices, that We can sell them
rnnIS AZ
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Hats, Caps, Boraets 8. .Siraw Goods.

Hats-New style Q irugated and plain rims,
wide awake" Mems and Boys, Soft Wool do.
Oiled Silk Caps various styles, Panama. Leg
horn, Palm &c. Unframed Leghorn 40 to soc.
Bonnets-An styles and prices. Soft straw,
English Tuscan, Belgrade, Plain straw & cold
Lace, from 40 cts up.
Rich Ribbons, Sarsenets, Artifcials, sc.
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J. S. MAJOR
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a.. LANGSDo ri
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Boots 4 shoes;

Boots-Mens, Boys and Childs, Calf, Kip,
&c. Congress Caters, new styles. Brogans,
Monroes, Pumps, Slippers, sc.
Ladies sewed work, Philad'a manufacture.
Caters, hf Caters, Buskins, Parodi's, Lind's,
all styles and prices.
Misses, Boys s. Children's, Boots, Caters,
Shoes, Slips, a large stock.
School Books 4 Stationery.
A full and complete assortment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-31
TIE STEAMER PLYMOUTH ROCK
ashore At CITY ISLAND
PASSENGERS ALL SAFE.

The steamer Plymouth Rock, Capt Stone went
ashore on City Island, some eighteen miles above the
city, about o'clock in the storm yesterday Sunday
morning. The facts are as follows: The steamer left
the city for Stonington at o'clock Saturday after
noon, from Pier No. North River, and about "a
o'clock as she neared City Island the wind blowing
very hard, Captain Stone gave orders to throw
of her anchors it being his intention to let her lay
to until the storm passed over.
The storm continued to increase but nothing trans.
spred until about O'Clock at which time a crack was
heard on the bow, which on examination proved to be
caused by schooner running into and tripping the
steamers anchor, thus leaving at the mercy of the
winds. Capt Stone IA soon as he learned the true
state of things, ordered second anchor Ia b. thrown
over, but il was too late-n an instant the steamer
struck the island and went ashore where at last ac-
counts she lay high and day. Her passengers were
taken off by the steamer Bay State, for Fall River,
and word sent 10 this city Of the condition of the dis
able steamer.
As soon "a the news was received here orders were
given TO fire up the steamer Commodore Capt Pen
deon that she should be sent TO the relief of the T. r.
full complement OF men Were engaged, and the ne
cessary tackle brought out and made ready for action
The schooner, il appears, was drifted down the
stream at very fast rate, she having snapped her
cable chain. No one appears to know her
anything about her, as she continued TO drift as far as
the eye could see down the stream
The Commodore did not leave for City Island, as
the steamtugs which had been sent to the assistance
oi the Plymouth Rock brought all her freight to the
City. The Pymout Rock went ashore q very high
tide and now lies the rocks in six feet Of water
As her draught is u or feet, it will require very
high tide TO font her Meantime the water Gibbs aud
hows through her, and she lies the rock IN a
ven opposed position, her tate Is very critical.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-31
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WAsHINGroN, Monday, Dec. 81, L

WAsHISGroS, Monday, Dec. 81, 1875.
Immediately after the reading OF the Journal Mr..
Sidney Webster Private Secretary Of the President,
appeared, announcing from the latter Message i'll
writing.
Great excitement was produced by this, amid which
Mr. CLINGMAN moved that it be read in order to
hear what it was.
Mr.. MORGAN called for the yeas aud nays on the
motion that the Message be read. He wanted no
reading till the House was organized.
Mr. GIDDINGS and others anxioUsly struggled for
the floor.
Mr.. CLINGMAN did not know what the Message
contained but said the President had the right in the
assembling of Congress, when in his judgment he
deemed il necessary, to communicate i'll writing The
Constitution gives him this authority.
Mr. CAMPBELL Ohio contcnded that the reading
of the Message business and held that no bust
ness could be transacted until the House had organ
lied. The sending of the Message in advance of the
organization was an innovation.
Mr.. CLINGMAN was perfectly willing that gentle
n IN should decide on the question of order.
Mr.. ORR-lhe Constitution expressly recognizes
this body as the House-saying, the House of Repre-
sentatves shall choose their Speaker and other officers.
He thought the gentleman from Ohio Mr. Camp
bell had raised his point too soon. The Message
should be read ont of respect TO the President.
Mr. CAMPBELL Ohio replied that it was utterly
useless to have the Message read, unless they could
do something with il after it was read.
Mr.. STEPHENS insisted that the Message should
be read. 1t might contain matter important for Con-
gress TO know.
Mr. WASHBURNE Me- contended that this was
not Congress, and the President cannot communicate
mn obi boS boa tod
Mr.. GIDDINGS.-This is too great a question to
be decided technicality. He wished to meet it
frankly and boldly on its merits. 1t attempted
innovation Of the practice of this Government.
If it was 80 important for the President to commune
cate the Message why has he delayed sending it here
forr four weeks lie for one would not submit to such
proceeding.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-31
MONDAY AFTERNOON, } O'CLOCK.
STATE OF TIE MARKETS TO-DAY.
MoSD.Y, Dee. ~. 1870.


..u,.-.po,- md Pearls ar, IN moderate inquiry at
< p for tb- ornrr and = a & p for me att'f'
CorroN !. finn AZ unaltcred quotations.
FLOR ND Mr.L-The low grabs of state nnd
Western are in ta. request prices are 6ic better
The sab. If Western Canal 5000 bblS al - ~ %
- 43{ for Common g. good State and Superfne Mci''
Gan, = 81 - so for Supctne Upper Lake ana in-
diana, = 3. { = t- or Common 10 good ohio' ana
50 55a 81 81 for Extra Gene~s"e.
Canadian Flour dull NJ - so $50 southern Flour
= yer, heav,; sales only of 800 bbls at = aeo -
for mixed 10 rood standard brands Baltimore CITY
MIL. Alexandria and " Howard street, and :? II ~
slo a or favor te ancy and extra brands Rye Flour
i. u,..,,tv Mt - o. n :. D. Corn Meal is heavy.
GR,IN-t fair inquiry for Wheat in part Tor mllhgi
sal.s Of 1000 bush. at - II for good white GencSec'
A. o2lGsl 81 for red Southern, and - ii Tor iair
white do Rye il plenty at sales Of POO BUSH at
- - M En-. Railroad Depot. Oats are dull at easier
nr;ccs sales Mt ~ ic for State, aud 40 59c ior
Western. Barley is quiet at 81 1881 2i. In Corn
ve hay. little or no change 10 notice. the sales are
% 400 hush AZ 20 92c for Southern and white yell
70 n -jc ior jersey yellow, and 92@93c Tor old
v tern mixed.
Wru.,Y is lower: sales Of Ohio and Prison at 80 u
81 cents.
ppovt.foys-pork is owrr; sales of 800 bbIS. Mt
az % for Mess aud 81 for Prime. Beet - heavy;
.,e. ne l9O bbls ut 50 80 for Country Prime SO
s90 sl2 for do Ness, and Sl4d slf = for Repaired
Western Lard il lower; sales Of 100 bbs and tc'' at
rai.