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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-10-18
SENATE.
R EPU UBLIC A Ms,

ClermOnt and Br0Wn--CndmDerS Bard.
Trumbull and Mahoning W. Taylor.
Franklin and Pickaway-Alfred Kelly.
Clark, Champaign, Madison--Jos c. Brand.
Logan, Union, Marion, Hardin--C. S Hamll
ton
Delaware and Licking-Dane Gardiner.
Kuox anu Morow--R. U. Kirk.
MuSkmgum and Perrv--Eli A Spencer.
Ashland aud Richland--Joseph Musgrave.
Lorain and Medna--Ilermau Garfield.
Carol aud Stark-Iohn Beatty.
jefferson and CoIumbiana-Jonas D. Cattell.
Ashtabula, Lake and Geauga-Lcster Taylor
Cuyahoga- Hiram GrlSwod.
Portage aud Summt--O p. Brown.
Belmont and llarrison--Chas Warfl.
Miami, DaIke, Shelby--W. ii. Lawder.
Seneca, Crawford, ,andot--Iames Lewis.
Butler aud Warren-Davd Heaton,
Athens, Hooking, Farield-John T. Brace.
Huron, Erie, Sanlusky, OLtowa-Ralph P.
Buch aud.
Morgan and Washington-Moses D. Hardy.
Ross and Highland Jacob Hyer
Montgomery aud Plcble--telix Marsh.
CoshOctOn aud TUscaIawao-Edwin Burnet,
Adams, Scioto, Pike and Jackson-H. s..
Bundy.
GaIlia, Meigs, Vinton and Lawrence-C. G.
Hawley.
LocoFocos.
fIamllton-Gco. W. Holmes Stanley Matth E
ews W. + Conves
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
REPUBLICANS.
Champaign-Eliram Cable.
Clark-John II. LETTER
Clinton-Addison P Russell
Erie--Chitten Gu l. Burton.
Harrison-Ephraim Clark.
Logan-Samuel NJ. Allen.
Monow-lhomas s. Bunker.
Pickaway--N franklin.
Union--Wm. Gabriel.
Franklin Geo NJ, Parsons
Lick ng-JOnn A, Sinnet, Charles B. Giffin
Medina-James A, Bell
Eeneca--Joseph Boyer.
Summit--Dr. Mendel Jewett.
Warren-Seth 5. Llaiues.
Clermont--Wm West. Elbrige G, Kicker.
Guernsey Simmons, Robt. Camp.
bell
JeiFerson--D. McCurdy, O. Mondenball.
Knox x--B +, Smith, Geo. w. True.
Richaud-Andrew Burns.
lOWObenQ,
Musklugum--JUhn A. Biair, Juhu Crooks
Ross--Alired Yaple, Jesse Shepherd.
CarrolI-Silas Potts.
De,aware-Wm Hendren.
lake-Ldwad l.. Plympton.
Perry-frankln l.. Flowers.
Scloto--Dm. Mcfarland.
Stark. W. Underhill, VIM. Hatcher
Lorain--James Mouroe,
Mahoniug-J. Tru sdale.
Ashtabulu- Darius CALDWELL Uriah Hawkins.
Tuscal lawas-Jonathan Mills, Paul Wetherbv
Cuiahosa-Geo, M gait, Isaac Brayton, l..
Johnson
W andot and Hardn--E G. Spelman.
Huron Thomas Nj Cook.
Portage Erasmus Needham.
Miami: Eli Tenuey.
Athens Nelson H. Van Worries.
Darke. ]. Q williamson
Madison: L. h. Huicheson.
Lucas aud Fulton Lucus ii. Upham.
Preble: Hay den W. DoOley
Morgan Erastus Guthrie, David Holbrook
Washington: James Lawton, Samuel Hutch
son.
Galia: John N. Clark.
Law euce: Henry g. Rodgers.
Meigs; A, Thomson.
LoooFooOS.
Hancock P. T. Corbin.
Hooking Geo Johnston.
Rlchland Alrx. Rolston.
Fianklin; James Ii. smith,
SanduSky John l.. Green.
Montgomery W, Gouoy, T. S. Smith.
Hamilton: W. N Cory, Il. s, Turpin, Chas
'homas, E. B, Langdon, Geo, O, Robinson, Jas,
}. Holmes, john = Slough, Jos. b. Egey.
Wayne: L. d, 0dell, - Baughman.
Fairfield John Cheney, David Lyle. .
Jackson and Vinton +, + Bingham.
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or JAMES PIPER has removed his boot
and shoe establishment to the shop lor-
merly occupied by Jno. C. Branson, asa
saddIer shop, opposite the American
House, on Broadway street, where he
will be glad to see his old customers.
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The majority against TRlMBLs in Ohio
will not fall short of two hundnd and
fifty Thousand votes, and yet here were
respectable and intelligent genllrm n
WHO Ihong he woud d be elected -
Daiy Sct0ty Caste.
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l.. L. RosE.--TaIking about pedlers,
we do not know Of any man in this busi.
ness more competent than is this gentle
man. lie has constantly on hand. a
large selection of Notions, all OF which
he sells at the lowest kind o! prices.
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RAIL RoAp RECORD ExrRA--We have
received number OF this valuable work,
published at Cincinnati, by T. Wright.
son, at $3 per annum, in advance. This
Aork should be 10 the hands of every
Banker, Manufacturer, Mechanic and
other business men in the Union.
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The Cars make two trips per day to
Berlin. for tho accommodation of travars
and freight The hours of starting from
Jackson are o'clock A. NJ. and 2 o'clock
p. M.
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MAJOR ALLEN, the crusader of Tenn
perance, will deliver Lecture upon the
Evils of lntemperence, in the Baptist
Church this evening, at half past six
O'Clock. Tho Major loctured last eve
ming, and is pronounced, by those who
heard him, to be an excellent lecturcr.-
We bespeak general attendance.
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RE- T.e Slatesman Of Salurday hAl

EE TIE Statesman of Saturday has
a low and spiteful " fling" at Daniel NJ.
Farland of the Porsm outh Tribune
Mr.. Mcfarland is a gen leman, a schol.
ar, man Of taste and 'rf fnement. and
when the editor of the Statesman n
attain that mede of praise. it is probable
his p rty will make h m something more
tn IN the di ty mourh.prce of party sour
rility - Daily Scioto Gazette, frs =
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Rg- Dan. Mcfarland, of the Tribune,
(Porsmouth,) has been elected TO the
House of Representatives, from Scioto
county, by handsome majority. May
he prove a Dan. Webster of member,
of which we have not the least doubt
he would be, if he had the experience OF
that world renowned man.
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The Legislature.

There is no LONGER reas nable doubt
of the political character of thr mex Leg.
iSlature. The Republicans will have
handsome majority in both branches =
Below We append the returns so far as
Ihey have been received up TO the hour
Of going to press:
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Mr. BUNDV ELECTED. = Rumors. from
Adams county for the last few days rem
dered tne election of Mr.. Bundy sUme-
what doubtful. But the following vote
rom the editor of the Scion 10 West Un-
ion, places bis election beyond doubt.
Mr. B. received majority of All in this
county and SO IN Jackson, -,
Scion OFFICE Oct. l3, 1856.
EDS. TR BUNE:-The official returns
have been counted out. WestfalPs mai.
80. The Locofoco ticket elected by ma
jorities ranging from 10 to lao.
'>'+ - $500 J. BURWELL.
Portsmouth Tribune.
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Here are facts worthy of serious con
,ideration. While the production Of do.
mesLc wool and the assumption of for
tign raw wool in this country remain
about the same, the imports Of wool IN
manufactured stale have more than
treb ed in ten years After all the do.
mestic wool is consumed and all foreign
wool which h IS strugg ed in under high
duty is also consumed. here are upwards
of thirty millions of dollars worth of WOO
lens made ab Dad and consumed here
likewise. The Secretary Of the lreasu y
in his annual report estimated the guam
thy of wool used in this enormous i'm.
portaton goods at 10000 0O0pound,.
But this is MT all which i, used to p o.
duce it. Flour is used, and beef and pork
are used and butter and lard. ami all
which go to make up the sum ofanim i
food" ..
The argument is extended to show that
the tax ON wool has not only operated
a,la bounty to The foreign fabricant, but
has created ruinouS fluctuations in the
home MARKET" and il is stated that
" England has tested hispoli'y thorough,
ly.' and fron the heavy duty Of h6s per
cwt., or about twelve cents per pound
has gone down to absolute Tree trade
in wool from all parts Of the world" 1t
is further stated, as consequences, that
'the woolen bus mss has cume to be
second only TO the cotton throughout The
United X ngdom" TO indicate further
what effect free trade in wool has had
upon the home production.' the Journal
quotes the subloined statistics for the
United Kingdom of Great Britain and
Ireland:
Year. Wool Imp'd. sheard &pulled at home.
Pounds. Pounds
1900. -. s6O9,36S 92544,000
1898. 80 236,O59 lll623,729
1885,. 7O,OOO,OOO 2750OO,OOO
THE above figures (says the Journal)
are taken from Luocock's work on wool,
Leeds, 1906; fom the Parliamentary
Rep ,rt, London, 1898; from Southey on
wool, London, 1851 and the data will
not be disputed These figures need no
comment. and the evidence they furnish
in favor of free trade in raw materials is
Great Britain had l9.0O7,
6O7 sheep in 1900, and slaughtered year
ly 7,l4O $50 sheep and lambs. In 1850
she had 4O, 900, 700 sheep after slaugh-
tering $4,000 900 during that year
England is now the largest wool-growing
count v in the world, and yet the annual
rent Of the lands on which her sheep are
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BAKER & CJNFECTIoNER.-J James Ches.
nut has purchased ihe interest of Thom
as Sutherland, in the Bakery of the firm
Of Chestnut g. Sutherland. Jimmy is
the best kind Of Baker, and should be
potronized by everybody.
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GS- If you want good dish of oys-
tiers, sardinos, or Holsters, go TO Prices
Saloon, and try them he has just receiv-
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A Republican GoUernor;
A Repab'icaH Il. GcuernOr;
A Republican, Sendie
A Republican House of Representatives;
Il Republican auditor # State;
A Republican Treasurer of STATE;
A Republican Secretary Of Stale;
A Republican Board Of Public Works !;
TWo Republican Judges Sup. Court;
A REPUBLICAN Attorney General
A Repuh ican u S. Senator and
4 REP PUBLICAN PEOPLE!
We feel that in such a result, we are
warranted in calling on our friends, and
the friends of freedom everywhere to re-
joice with US. We regard this result as
one Of the most signal civic triumphs ev-
er achieved; ; a triumph of PRINIPLE over
the combined power of PARTY FACTION,
and PREJUDICE. A triumph. the effects
Of which are by no mems limited 10 the
boundaries OF our State. II must exert
an influence that will TELL FOR FREEDOM
wherever it shall be proclaimed.
The Committee regard 1t as proper that
a resut so au>picious of good should be
marked by more than ordinary demon
Stralion; and would say TO their Repnb,
lican friends Of the counties who have so
nobly contributed to this iIIu5lrious con-
summation, thatmeasures are about being
taken for an appropriate POPULAR DEMON
srRATIoN OF JOY, in which every Repub.
Ican OF OHIO will be cordially invited TO
participate. This Jubilee vii be held at
Columbus, on some day prior to the lst
OF December, OF which further notice
may be expected.
By order Of the Rep. State Cen. Com
W. B. THRALL, Sec'y.
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E We give to-day all official abstract
of the votes polled in this County, for
which, we are indebted to J. j. Hoffman,
Clerk of this county.
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GubcrnatorInI Election.

We give below the majorities of Chase
and Medill in sixty.nine counties; they
may not be exactly correct, but we make
it up from the latest information we have
received
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COngratu1atOry,

The Republican State Central Commit.
tee OF Ohio tender to their friends through
out the the Slate and Nation, their warm
and cordial congratulations on the event
of the canvass now just closed, an event
as glorious in its results as the triumph
is complete, The fruits of this victory
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-10-18
ELECTION RETURNS.

Abstract of votes polled at the election
in Jackson county, held October 9, A. D.
1855:
Demoine courier., 1855-06-14
Great Den,and.

There seems to be a univers | demand
in our city for J. l.. Curtis Compound Sy.
rup OF Sassafras. This article has been
tried, and used with the most powerful
effect, in the very worst cases Of measles,
coughs, h~oarseness, w~hooping cough, con-
sumption, and all diseases Of the lungs OF
long standing, and is no W the most popu-
lar and beneficial medicine used for all
those diseases for which it is SO highly rec
commended.
J. L. Curtis Original Mamaluke, is now
acknowledged by all persons Of experience
as the best stimulant ever used, 70 the
cure of all those diseases for which it is SO
highly recommended and in which it has
been SO successfully used. 1t stands un-
paralleled by any medicine aver offered 10
the public. A fresh supply of these med.
icines has just been received by the agents.
Those persons who are not supplied had
better cali on some agent and supply theil
families. .@
Take none unless signed by J. L. CuRrls
(See advertisement in another column
Demoine courier., 1855-06-14
NEW YORK ITEMS.
NRw YuRK. Juoe =

Col. Kinney failed to appear in Cour
agaln 10 day. His second re~cognizance
forfeited, and another bench warrant is
sued for him. Mr.. Fabens was present
and pressed for the commencement, O
his trial. The Dis,ric, Attorney was de.
sirous Of trying both cases together, ant
the matter was again postponed till to
morrow.
Conflicting rumors are still ufloa, IL
regard TO the duel. According to one &C.
count. Leavenworth is only wounded IN
the leg, while others say that he ia fatal
ly wounded in he head, and tina, Breck.
enridge is slightly hurt.
Col, Vaulk, NJ. &. elect from the Fif
teenlh Distric, OF this State, las been on
trial during the past two days for kissing
a lady against her will. and was this z.
NJ. found guilty. Sentence deferred Ia
AIlov him to prepare a bill Of txcep
III ms.
Demoine courier., 1855-06-14
BOSTON ITEMS.
BosToN, June :

The Africa reached her wharf Tins
morning. Capt. Little is her command
er On the present trip, Capt. Harris hav
ing remained a, home lis consequence oI
Of the death Of two Of his children. The
pa pers are quite bare of news.
Philip Kaufman, a German, was or
rested here yesterday and is on trial be
fore u. s. Commissioned Woodbury.. on
charge cf enlis'ing men for the British
army. Kaufman arrived In this city
yesterday from New York, with TWO
men, German and Irish, whom he pro
missed work on farms in this vicinity al
$40 per month. They proved refraclo.
ry when the attempted TO ship them to
Halifax. which leo to a legal inves,iga
ton. Case not ye, concluded.
We are having a most beautiful fall Of
rain which is greatly needed
Demoine courier., 1855-06-14
Railroad Notice.
OFFICE B. e. M. r. r. CO.,
BURLINGTON. Iowa. NAV 16. 1S55

OFFICE b. e. M. X. r.. Co..
BURLINGTON, Iowa, May 16, 1855.
A I meeting of the Board of Directors of
IA the Burlington and Missouri River Rail-
road Company, held at their office in Burling-
ton, Iowa, May 18th, 1855, it was ordered that
an instalment Of 5 per cent. on the capital
stock Of this Company be called for on the LIST
day of June, and one of 8 per cent. on the LIST
day of July, and one of 8 per cent. on the 1st
day of August, and one of 5 per cent. on the
LIST day of September, and one of 8 per cent. on
the 1st day of October, and one of 5 per cent.
on the LIST day of November, and one of 5 per
cent. on the 1st day of December, 1855; and
one of 5 per cent. on the 1st day Of January,
lS56-payable at the Treasurer's Office in Bur-
~lington, Iowa.
Stockholders Henry County can, if more
convenient, pay their i~nstalments TO Messrs.
w. p. Brazzleton 4 Co., Mt. Pleasant-in JEFF
ferson County to Messrs. HEM. Williams &
Co. Fairfield; and in Wapello County to James
Hawley, Ottumwa. OLIVER COCK,
May oath, 1868 Secretary.
Demoine courier., 1855-06-14

ST. LOUIS MARKET.
FRIDAY EVENING. June g.

bNENlNos JunC ..
FLOUR-Sale Of 500 city .uperfne
at 30, delivered at the mill; 100 coun.
Try do al 90: ~ Thayer's extra a, $40;
RIA country, without inspection or gusr
aztec. at % 10. and 200 do do a, 90 25.
WHEAT-Marke, less firm. Sales
l99. l43 and 10 sacks spring a, l55 to
Coo; lO4, l43 and 81 mixed a. 1000;
355 mixed at l64c; 1913 mixed at l65c;
IS fair red and white a, l7Oc; So nike d
a, l72ac; 6s. I56. 1873 and l24 mixed
and fall at l76c; los fair fail, at l78c;
81 aud 81 red al l0Oc; lO2 red a, 1890;
80 do at 2O5c; IL do at 2I2ac.
CORN-Qnotslions irregular and hard
ly expressive Of the market. Sales l76
SKIS yellow and mixed. sound a, TO-; 81
mixed, second hand osnaburg bags. a.75c
from Lcvee; 500 and IA mixed. deliver.
ed al same; 366 mixed, delivered. al To-;
so and 365 white. from Leyee, a, Csc;
100 from Levee a. S3c; NJ arkei inactive,
but other sales effected besides those
mentioned. Holders store rather than
accede 10 lower rates; tie opinion being
INDUCED. iha; as this is the only market
a. present, prices mus. again advance.
OATS-3O5 Skis a, SIC, second hand
gnnnies; TO new %gunnies a, same; LA
mixed bags al SIC, with small lots at So
10 city feeders.
PROVISIONS AND LARD-ll
casks bacon shoulders a Tie; 8 do clear
slider az Of, and 3 ribbed at 81; 6 hhds
and 4 boxes shoulders. clear sides and
hams. country, at 81, 81. and 7Ic; 100
kegs No | lard a, l0i; So bbls steam
rendered a, &C.: Is bbis a, &c.
GROCERlES-Sale of LOT hhds
common sugar a: 50. 25 DO fully fair a,
81. and 6 clarified a, II; l34 bags coffee
al log; 500 bbls kanawha sal, al 4Or
per bushrl.
HlDES-D,y fin, l2c.
SEED-La,e sales a, SO 10 So OBJ
BEANS-79 and 10 bags white al
S2 per bushel; 81 do at 81 s7a; Ia and
81 DO at 81 rs; 81 do at 81 50.
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DRowNED.- Mr.. Jpn.,han Rumble.
formerly Of ,his place. and a Mr.. RI
maine were drowned in the Charlton
river in Missouri, on the 26;h Of May
by the ..upses.ing Of ferry boa. whilst
several men were engaged in attempting
TO take il up the river over q mill dam.
Mr.. Rumble leaves q wife, (~dalgh,er oil
Mr.. Thos. ID. King OF this place., and
one child, and NUMEROUS friends and re-.
lations TO mourn his alba Press.
Demoine courier., 1855-06-14
New YoRK. June Z

Ara Know Nothing meeting in this
city. it wac resolved, in view OF the dis.
as,rous results 10 the party in Virginia
tha, a more perfect concert Of action is
desirable. and a convention was called on
the 18th inst, in order to effee, this OBJ
ject and insure the success Of the Order
in the coming Stale election.
Demoine courier., 1855-06-14

u Fernando Wood, Mayor O: New
York. is saiG to have been a cigar maker
by trade: mex, he become a ship chandler
and then entered the shipping business,
at which he amassed handsome fortune.
He is a native Of PhlIade!p hia, and twelve
years ago was member Of Congress.
Demoine courier., 1855-06-14

FoREIoY EMIGaATloN. - According to
tables published in The N. Y. Herald.
there has been a remarkable falling of in
the emigration from foreign countr:es.- -
The total number arriving in the mou,hs
Of April ana May. 1854, was 81. 1926; in
1855. the number was only 32.677-
showing a decrease Of 5 1880 10 the two
nonths. In the same months Of 1855
the number Of those who returned to their
homes in the Old World 10 SET down a
1880.
Demoine courier., 1855-06-14
KNOW NOTHING CONVENTION

~" p = VIZ 20
The grand banqus, of the Know. N 9th
ings came of al 5 o'clock this afternoon,
$50 persons were present. Mayor Con
rad presided. The rooms and tables
we're most beautiful decorated. Tie
first toast was "The Union" |, was
responded to by Kenneth Raynor. o.
North Carolina, in an old time patriots
Qualification speech. Second toast. "A
merica ruled by Americans" responded
10 by s. Is Sicords, NJ. d. Third. RE
ligious Iioe ty." responded to by e,
Andrews Of N. Y. Much coufusion
and disorder prevailed The speakers
were several times interrupted, the Chair
with much difficulty preserving order.
Demoine courier., 1855-06-14

LARGE SALE OF REAL EsrATE.-John
o Pierson, as agent, has juss sold the
farm of his brother. Abntr Pierson,
enc mile and three quarters from this
city. TO Hon. o. B. Maueson, Of N. Y.
for The sum Of $4,000, being 800 an
acre.-Bur. Telegraph.
Demoine courier., 1855-06-14

az 81 say. Pat. ism, one man as good
as another mani"
ITO re sure he is. ye spalpin. and a
great deal better"
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Estray NIure.

STATE OF IOWA,
WAPELLo COUNTY,
TAKEN up by Al. Wicker, at his planta-
i ton in Cass Township in said county, on
the LIST day of May, 1855, before George +.
Myers, Esq, a Justice Of the Peace in and for
said county and State aforesaid, estray proper
ty of the following description, to-wit: One
bright bay mare, black name, tail, and legs, in
side Of right hind foot white about half way
round, and a few scattering white hairs in the
forehead, foretop cropped off, supposed to be
twelve or thirteen years old, about fourteen
and a half hands high, and valued at thirty dol
lars, by M. J.. Warner, Horace Gibbs and Will
liam Strange. JOSEPH HAYNE,
Ottumwa May Is, 1855. County Clerk.
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Estray Mare.

STATE OF IOWA,l wgr9
Wapello County
TAKEN UP, by John Hagan as an estray,
OF the 9Th day of June, 1855, at his plantation
in Competine Township in said county, before
Leaverett Johnson, Esq, a Justice of the
Peace in and for said county and State above
named, a light bay mare, fourteen hands high,
blaze face, small collar mark, hind feet white,
a bunch under the belly, hip-swazey, about IA
years old, and valued at Fifty Dollars by John
j. Silvers and Jonathan l.. Boster. q
.tEH JOS. HAYNE. County Clerk.
Ottumwa, June nth, 1855. H#Ah
Demoine courier., 1855-06-14

n If you dom. wish to get angry,
never argue with a blockhead. Remem.
Der, the duller the razor the more you
cut yourself and swear.
Demoine courier., 1855-06-14
New wax. June 7,

The Arctic expedition was spoken
yesterday in latitude 40. longitude g.
IS. making good Roadway, the bark in
tow Of The steamer.
Demoine courier., 1855-06-14
BALTIMORE, June Z

The Southern mail Of this A. NJ brings
New Orleans papers OF Friday last
Thew report the fall OF copIous rains,
and anticipate an imp'ovtmen. in lie
health Of the city.
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lives IOst---Suf
fcring OF the Survivors.
HALIFAX. June 4.

Melbourne (Aus,ralia} Gates Of March
9th furnish US with painful details Of the
loss Of The Peruvian chip Grimerizi.-
The captain and five of his crew had
reached Melbourne on the bark Rio
Grandp.
The Grimerizi was wrecked en- her
passage I o Callao. with $40 passengers
on board, nearly all of whom were
drowned. A lew survivors, mostly Off
Gers and crew, underwent horrible suf.
ferings in the boat before they were pick
ed up.
Demoine courier., 1855-06-14
New York, June 8.

The steamer America took out one
million Of dollars in specie. to Liverpool.
TIE New Hampshiie Legislature has
organized BY, the election OF American
officers in each branch
Demoine courier., 1855-06-14

II A census Of Cincinnati, just com.
pleted. shows that city to contain . total
Of 25.66S white male inhabitants Of the
age Of 81 years and W wards.
Demoine courier., 1855-06-14
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that I have this
~ day been appointed administrator upon
the estate of JOHN C. DEUsER, deceased, late
of Competine Tp., Wapello county, Iowa.
All persons having claims against said estate
will present them for payment as the law di-
reefs; and all persons indebted to said estate
will make immediate payment to the undersign-
ed at Benton, Keokuk county, Iowa.
WILLIAM TRlMBLE, Admir-.
May 18th, 1855. pd
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Estray Horse.

STATE o cd IowA'} IS. l.a
TAKEN UP, by solomon McReynolds,
i 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,
years old, about sixteen hands high, half star
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. Sifvers. JOSEPH HAYNE, County Clerk.
Ottumwa, June, 1855 17-f
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BosrnN. June Z.

The case OF Ksufmanr, charged with
enlis,ing men for the British army, after
an investigator. was postponed to tae
18th inst.
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A LARGE lot Of Prints, of fine STYLE and
IA qualities, for sale cheap at
WARDEN & PUMROY,S.