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The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-21
For Salt River.

We have alrendy received several pressing in.
vitations TO take passage on aat-boat, which we
understand is DOW being furnished for voyage
up this noted stream. Quite number lin fscta
respectable majority Of orr county men are al
ready cooked" for the trip. and we are told that
other crafts will Join rs at various landings until
we number qnite . "jolly crowd Some have been
so complimentary as to offer Us Q lost as one of
the pilots, but with or without responsible off x.
we are told that we have to 60. We'll. we have
travelled that route before, and always noticed
that the condition of the couatry which We lett
behind vas materially worsted during the res.
dcnce Of onr party at the head of the stream
When we last Mentup years ago-the conn-
try at large was most prosperous and quiet; the
people OF every section were on COED terms with
those of every other; and as nation we were adj
mired and respected abroad. Seeing a most won.
derful change uader the administration Of another
| party, we and our friends returned and made q
lsharp contest to regain oursod quarters; but We
lacked discipline and mutual confidence mot num-
hers: some were too timid, others too selfish. aud
there was bad management generally. The con-
sequence has been an easy repulse, and the neres-
sity Of anothervoyage up salt River" Before
yielding to the solicitations to take spot luck
with the crowd now about to make that voyage
We, have distinctly stipulated that our stay shall
be only four years, and tina at the close Of that
period, we are to return with flying colors, on thf
/ good ship UnIoH. under the command Of cap
tain who has the confidence and affection Of TIN
whole crew, who knows how to- avoid both tbt
shral Disuai0n and the snag Abolason, and whos<
Z wise administration will again make US d nation
fof friends and brotherl Columbus (Ga.) Epqui
4 rer.. E x3s. - 49, z sstRs - =
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-21

DEArH OF THE Hos. Jso. M. CLHroS.-The
telerrsphic has apprised our readers of the
death OF this great and distinguished states
man..
He died at his residence in Delaware on the
9th inst, after painfuliln For more than
a quarter of a century, Mr.. Clayton cccu- led a
distinguished position in public sHairs, and
on the floor in tina Senate was regarded as
the peer Of Clay Calhoun, Webster and
Wright. 49,. st,
| On the election Of Geu. Taylor, he was APP
pointed Secretary Of State. a position he occu-
pied until the death Of the Presd dent He was
subsequently elected to the u. s. Senate by
the Legislature of Delaware and wasa member
Of that body at the time of mis- death. q
He was an enlightened statesman. q pure pa
triot and an honest man -ocd Of him it may be
truly written -"clarum ct uener Ibile nome
| geritibus - Vicksburq Times.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-21

vors ov BALnxosx. The Baltimore Patriot
gtyes The following statement Of the vote Of that
s,ly. Fillmore 1890; Buchansnan 9.67l; Frs-
Pent IA Fillnors : majority over euchpnsn
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z Azoct oIfTr:


Dn. LAusRycSr+rh- citizens Iofgthe county
ycuerly, win Ue "a to learu that Or. H. Lam
renee has returned home from his tcmporary M.
Senoc, anfwiIl now remain here TIL further notice
We take this OPPORTUNITY Of saying that there is
N our opinion no better Dentist than,Ds, Laa-
reuce, and we have had abundant opportunities Of
know ing AetHAs 4AsTA8xA
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-21

ALAsAxA.s1Ho Hooper of tho Montgomery Mali
, funny fellow. The Mail says: 5 s. 4 "a.
THE ELEcrioss. The returns are yet very
limited, and ifthcy don't improve In character
wsshanot care 4 they never came In
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-21

I ~ The Dowager Duchess De Blacas one sof
the nohlest peeresses Of the old Faubourg Saint
German sristocracy- is dead Her husband NJ
Minister Of Louis XVIII. fssi tasfAa
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,rha e,..hmeee roa. i ro, 4e.,., II. . .,,..,.
hut M fleece Il oiIil<d of tw;ee everv wear AZ
ordinary fleece weiehs between three and four
pounds. The New York pr;ce i "a .6, ner nound
making, 1t least, llbl 90 q wear for each. ooat
While there Is "a cast in feeln. tbeu lor t,,sv
are q frugal and hardy AZ lie common goat
fIow mach better would II Be ior company .of
our citizens, lcstine cotton alone. "a lrn1ch less
t5roftable, to introduce the ca ,hraere goat. The
cost at trst would be considerable the goats SELL
Ing al about $1,000; bat each one would make
8 return Of five Der cent, While the Increase Il 40
rand that the profit would soon be q hundred pcr
cent, The cn,ss with the common coat. even IL.
fanrth cross. Yields q Gne AMI beautiful Aeece
though not % long and fine a the pure HIND n
Our country Is indebted to Dr. jams B. Da-1
'sTfs ". .sr -. ~, Isss4 80 ~ -
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10y. 81. 1865 q,
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-21

Oct. "a, 1855. At.
printer ) fee. SO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-10
Marine Disasters.

n.
We have accounts Of many shpyrecks and other ma
rno saaers which occurred along the extended coast OF
thA psov,nt Q during the severe gale OF last week.
The schooner Warrington, from Cleuensport for Bos-
tsn struck upon . ledge OIL Bryan Island Wednesday,
and paYted nmidship s The vegael is Q to:a loss The
the crew were saved
Tho schooner Pomona from Granville for Boston, vent
sshofo near sandy Cove. The crew and the rigging
saved.
Several other vessels went ashore ia st. Mary's Bay.
Names ent OF the damage not kno~n
me schooner Lnnet, from 81 John, ". g., for GRAD
vile ". g. Loaf three miles from Dgby Gut Three
of the dead bodies Of the have been found on the
Bay shore.
The schooner Dorgoa, from Granville for Boston. when
srtesn days out returned 10 port vito the loss OF Geek
load, boat &c.
The schooner George Prescott from Granville for Bos
ton, when oil Bfyas Island lost her sails.
The schooner Lynaeld Clementspors N 81 for Boston,
has returned waterlogged
fAe schooner Hebe, from New York for St John, N B.
Du VITO Annapolis with the loss OF deoK load, salts, &c
Many vessels belonging 10 the weteru part Of the pro-
vince out in the gale, and fears entertained
aor their gAfety.
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Decision I'm Admiralty.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,

COLLISION INTERSTATE Iaw-Loor our.
Orc. 9Deuuis Ftg1n end Others TIE Stor8b,at Plato
This libel fled by N. OF the schooner Charles
Hopkins the damages her by col
with the steamboat which occurred in December 1856
East about two hundred yards outside Of
street wharf Tie schooner ad started from Stanton street,
bound 70 kcypor aud was b,sng down the river against
three four knot breeze iron the southwest with strong
ebb tide The steamboat wha loaded coat barge her
board side was bound for e Waabou going shout quar-
ter half mile an hour The schooner hrs,
hundred yards OF coming her larroard tack frem
the BROOKLYN shore sud she ha1 continued there wosd
have been collision But jus she got ahead Of the
steamer she began % 20 soo,t whereupon the captan
OF the Pliuo stopped his engines The captain OF the
schooner who was q, 1e wheel Ia not see the Pluto n
The middle o. ne river, as reqiired by The statute.
The Court held that IL made rule navigation
boats By The statute that s shall nass,s Ia the middle oc
the Fast River but does No, follow nat steamboat which
violates that rule u therefore liable for av collision that may
take place. presumption arise ib the collision was
eccasoned h her fault but that be rebued
by proof That In this case IL Eo clear & the Pluto could
have naysaed 10 the middle q hs river owing The strength
Of he tide, ard NJ all evens the preof clea thai ts collision
70, occssi,ned By her not beiag in the middle ri
That "a here was nothing 70 prevent The 81 hs
schooner from seeing the steamer saest that
elect on his part In having her sooner Thai
the Pluto had right suppose the sehewe wond Keep her
course and did all she could 10 avoid the collision aer the
schooner had changed her That The with the
schooner aud not with TIC scanboet Lbel dismissed VITA
rests
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Before Hon. Judge Roosevelt.
TRANSACTIONS IN STOCK.

Drc. o.Eigur ". roris - Dsanis a. MCreiv and rgd
lrnovr-The plaintiff hysician residing New Rochelle
and the defendants note brokers doing business under
the partnership firm Of McCredy Armour Wall street New
York In the month Of August ls5t arrangements
made between McCredy and The plaintiff purchasing 500
shares OF stock in The Gold MIN Mining Company which
Incorporated in sepenber 1888 McCredy said he owned
ZOO shares the company that the par value o. per
sharehst being then the market prceard that only
email OF money need be advanced he 1ncCredyl
also said plaintiff would purchase shares he stock OF
the Gold m Mining COMPANY and pay twenty eve per
share account amounting 70 sl25-be defendant
would buy the stock for hr1, and would advance
the balance ~ the purchase money the security NJ the
purchased ter the plantiA The pnmdf Nc'redv tH
for The purpose II making the cash payment OF a
share o. shares and defendant purchase them
McCredy subsequently furnished plainH with saer1ent
OF account between them cash paid Cor 9od Hill
erest and commission amounting SOS 26 The panun
rgted hat scccrdng 70 the agreement commission
be charged The defendant ssren,ed and plaintiff
and his pfomissary note for ~ $50 payable
date for which arecept setting forth that
ants held certificates for 500 sh Gold I'LL Mning Company
stock AZ cosfers security The pantG has received
from The defendants certificate OF the stock The plaintiff
alleges that the 500 sharesof stock in pur.
chased by Mcredv and claims that the SHOULD
set aside and bis note cancelled The general defence
hat the defendant McCredy bought the stock for plaintiff
good faith and paid for for him his request and the
note has hes been transferred TO- aud IL sly held nv
ffm Of Nc'gedy Armour. Adjourned til Wednesday
mInhg
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City Intelligence.

THE LATE MISTAKEN IDENTITY CAsx.-Some days sinoe
the daily newspapers made themselves merry with .
mistaken Identity case, which Mrs Catharno Burke
residing ~ the Of street end Ee
vcDth avenue, was unpeasan.Iy inv oIved. II appears
that Mrs. Burke was Informed THAI her husband had
been killed by a railroad accident near rArrStoun, and
when abe Jaw the body, II was 40 disdgured she
unable TO identity H. supposed II to be her husoand
AEhsa Burke. She accordingly took measures TO have
bused properly, but the way 10 ,he grave the hus
oana made MS appearance alive and we'll and the strange
Oodv was consequently handed TO the Coroner. Ca THIS
ssgtt material oil the small wits In town have beea
en- USING Themselves; but vbile u fun for mem I, Is no
% 70 Mrs Burke or her friends and the atv wishes
to make this sstemeat on her behalf, vhichwe DO with
great Pleasure.
rsx sroEr AYTUlsooss-we are now In tho midst Of
thc short afternoons Of the year for this latitude The
upper &c OF the SUMS disc commenced I'd Inst
- sat an 33m and will continue to set AZ the tme
until the 18th inst when wl set ono minute later OF
soursc there slight change every day, out nper-
seDtb not to be noticeable. Although the als In tho
shcest day Of the Jet the afternoon Of that day
will be three minutes longer than TO day yesterday
che mosnirg however OF tho 2ist win be eight minutes
shorter The following are the ngures--
December sun riees, "a. ltn... Sets IA 30 n
Dccember Ill.,. Bun rises, IN. 2im Sets 4h. 36m
THK Yorse MEs's DExocaAnc REPUBLICAN, GEssaAi CON-
snrxr.-rbe Young Mems Democratic Republican Gene
rAI Commute assembled at Tammsny Hall last eveoing
the parrose OF settng up their financial business
previous 10 fiua a. ournment All the hills OF tte
o*y sero oscsree 20 nTse oeen paid ana no deo~ o.
then offered I, o. Godfrey Gunther the chairman when
tho socsety sdjourned ssne die.
FAIR BksxYr on run HOSPITAL PoR Poos wo
HEs CnlDErS. There rs 10 be q fair opened on
Thurpday evening, at tho Stuyvesant Iaetue Tor the
btact Of che DspeEssry Poor Women sud Children
located st No $50 Third street, between End
Tbs institution In. been In operation Tor year, aad
he's relieved 200 poor womou. who required but
could not sovd medical THIS institution another
claim on public synpsthv which lady restsrs will
readily sppressa,e Tho dspensary Ia tsncod mAioly
By female physicians and student WHO nave been un
xraceusiy denied samiitspce to hospitals, aud
who by tbs means viii become thoroughly efrcated
ant 18th inst. Co.
PRBvstxSaS, OF soAElrr FEyss We by the Boston
papers that scarle, fever very prevalent In that city
and ATTENDED With unusual fatality In this city also
very severe ana n certain portions Of the oily has go
Co be quite epidemic. The Cu Inspectors report Tor
abe Lass i've weeks give the following fegrt:-
Week ending Sov TO- deaths by scarlet lever IL
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fatally, hAtsAose certns Aaes were invalid Asy mot cav
ng been couuersigned tG the Loan ofcs Com uieoner
10 6eoress - requr ID by iaW snd that the mro fscs
That The Uxted States had paid four ycaxa In
serest on them did NJ cornt the sovernmels 70 their
pay ment ~ was not IN tae power Of tho sAs named
ofhcer 70 decide ON heir validity.
The Committee Of the House have declined
70 act the acco subraed 70 them, Wishing nrss
have Congrese, ecero their auditing OF matters per
ainDg 70 the CO nttngent fend final without the nserpo
SALON OF the FRS Comptroller Of the Treasury VINO NO"
claims the exerc he OF such supervision.
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THE orKRA rE AcAbxnY-BssSsrr OF MARnzsx.-
The present w be the last nigh, Of the opera New
york-tor time, ct eastas tho In Grange oompaay
saik for Havana Fiidsy. The conductor Mr.. Naret
zck, has bencA, this evening, and gives worry good
en,crtainmen-ths "Troyators" and tho "semlr ,riso
Mr.. M1e,zcks claims tho opeIa. going public arc
many and strong and we trust they will DO duly honor
ed this evening. All the artists will assist
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tAss works Burned.

PIrfSBUHd, D0o ., IS6B
NE st. + hotx OH and Chemical Works, DaringOn
N Beaver county, were destroyed by are on Sunday
aight 40 cause OF the fire is unknown. They were
owned b. II. ssrs Cherry, McAthen Co. The loss 10
estimate st $4,000. There insurance Of 80 900
IN each OF i've following Philadepha Offices: Manu-
TORN, q nd Merchants
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nnd very sick bu, cannot tel what the Is they
bleed the and b. that profess ascertain
where the Of The disease H. Why
tive purgson iu@ady difficult from the
booj but the az
are's pIs derive renewed ile and health II Bran
drehs pills have benefited hundred and injured
then five hundred they WI. produce gooi
instead bleeding thai medicine
witch only explores and searches the OF
the h ody. bu nnds out and removes the dissase
sold 25 box AZ Canal street. 900 Bowsry, and
2 Hudson street Bookiyn agency Mrs. Hayes T5 Full.
the Life Addition piishe concentration o.
the Brandreh PLi-nAg be had Price 81 pills
hox.
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Our Lancaster Correspondence.


Arriool from ERncnee
The Hon sapuel A. smith, . member Of Congress on
Tennessee, paid The President elect visit at wheaapd
Saturday. Is 10 supposed that Mr. Smiths vtsit d in
connection with Cabinet oifcr from Tennessee, but
who, has not ranspred Cave johnson has beer named
but not backed By the present members Congress
from thai ss,e and viii nct be likely receive "a nvi-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-10

Hunters Crystal Miniat ures are Superior
and durability. HUNTER, 473 Broadway.
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Prom Liverpool IN The steamship Atnn',crrank uow.
ID Wilson, Dr W Lane, Rev Haxlehest n bn,ifh l. VI
Stone. Yard, McCune, Barker. II n Cav, ! n
Farnnm, Miss farnum; Miss Harper, lii, Bedger,
Boxer; 3 Hook, John Potter; $ lyon, n Fly, Mas
KY, II Bennere, Mr. Dunbar, w w Oldner r Abee Mas
Fly W shsrp. Y Noah. Howe. a A weess Y X
cark Dr. hcEwen Cenyers, Mrs Conver-, n Add-
son. Russell, Sargent, J Cochran. n Ao ues be
Bost. Woods " Meeks, 4 Moultou, A Robson j y
Kenst, Carpenter, q Dale Peebe, King, Mr. Correy
a Lord Mr. Borsfeld and chlds isegnou, DE Rough
Prom Savannah. 10 the steamship Alahama-R Lamp here
lady and three children Vim Bailey, John Randolph 90
Buchanan and lady Mr and Mrs Thos Lennon Mac
auley-and y In he sieeraae
Prom Charleston. IN the steamship Nasavaic-Mrs Gross
Miss Cross pr tgss Capt wcsiendo lady, child a.d
servant: % Mlfepaugh q Potter, Eggleston w X
Bralsford Mrs Carr and child Miss baker Or Beatle
Mrs Grows and two chldres, Kngman-snd In the
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100000 One Shilling Portraits offered To
the people sight Citizens present orders personally
at HOLMES, 29 Broadway.
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The Atl~ntic,s News.

NEW ORLEANS Dec ell O'Clock, A. NJ.
ma Seent OF the associated press received the
Nss4cp line full report OF the Liverpool sdvices per
Atar'ic before eleven O'Clock this forenoon, and the
esme Vas published full hour before the steamer
reached her wharf IT New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-10

knOx's Furs, KnOx's Hats, KnOx's Gaps,
AL and winter Styles ready at az Broadway corner Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-10

Whites % Hat, Fall stylc.-149 Fulton
street, between Broadway and Nassau street.
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The Public Whaling Great Bargains VIII
attend The Of TUNI6 M0RRELL, Auconeer 70 Nassau
street As morning. at lok O'Clock BY catalogue which gvss
demand
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The Best Ambrotypes I'm the city arc Taken
at the Everett gallery A23 Broadway Prices rom 80 cents
upMaldA.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Doc. Q, 1856.
feppsy ivania b's. 81 Reading RR, AZ; Morris Canal
HS5S Long Isand r. 12% Pennsylvania RR AS.
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A not over one In thirty cases terminate fatally, OF
somse the number Of those who sick must reach
nearly 500 Richard Bsteed Corporation Coue sell has
oaly Just recovered IRON this troublesome disease.
FnE BossB STEAMBOAT MAY FIowss.-Aboutii
O'Clock Tuesday morning nrc occurred board the
sssambost Nay FIover lying tho foot Of Forty second
street. East river. originated from pot Of pitch boil
ING and taxing IRE. Damage $500 The captain OF
she mboat Enc<h Dean ordered his boat be laid
aopgsde when the Of his vessel extingushed
Tho Gre with the hose 0f The boa.
Fms wrsr srssxr.--About O'Clock Tuesday
afternoon ere broke out In The story brick birding
No zee West street. ugied Tor Of hay. The
nromen were coon The grouad and oxtr gashed tbs
fvc TIC building was tctsy destroyed and almost all
tbe hay consumed los abouisl ooo we did learn
n was Insured.
evrstssr BrAsursG 0rnAuoSs -vhe govern nent Of
Barbados has lately concluded consrso, With Messs
Husted &roehi submarine engineers. OF this city, to
bsst awsy the coral reef lying IN the sAreensge ri
Bideetown. fbc contractors expect 70 complete the
wosk during the present winter, IN time 70 return 10 their
work DAs ond reef The weather will permit
IN the spring.
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a 49,
sna ~ s0s 20
Canadian was Grm VIII sales 81 abcu IA, 10 ~,
souhefn brands were IN fair demand with sales Of
bbs closing o. he shove quotations. Rye arm aud
meal qurt a. Sst Jersey md q Is Tor
Whesi cootnned firm, with islr dernsrd While saice
Genesee white. for cry milling 81 70 common 10 prms
white Canadian a. q a. winter red wsrsvn =, 81 VI
Fair demsrd With sale. q about 300 On sasb
els included IN which i3UsO bush~s soub-rn rell,
we and prices unchanged - '-''
acogrst-o-ins % large 10. Of Rio advertised 10 ).
sold by auction q morrow the market quiet The saies
embraced small o 81 bags Of Lsruayra ct he 30 nats
q Jsvss l,fc months and 100 40. a The sane rates
9Th inst, when ~ bags brought forward ast bars
sold q rates from 70 iesc, averaging &c per ib
present Tie low range IL prices now i s,ssng
the attention Of the rsde operations since he pnslc sse
the other kinds; quoaliops unehsnge.i ISL -
corIoS sales OF shout 100 bales made. without
rtreHrs.-Rs,es exhibited no charge or msnsnt To
Liverpool abon hos1 0s1 bushels u grain we're en-
gaeed a. ID. in huk and tsss about 100 bhls or
apples Al D. Sd ~ se8shp about 81 tons n ba-on
ard lard ~ 1ts To London soW 10 0p bbs o. aour Il
q 3D. and SO so boxes Of Ssccs az s To ssss, ~
700 bbls -four 3 Gram was at iod iOisd To Hsvre
H1y.--sses q SO 80 bses we've made AZ &c. zoe
Hors The make was firm for prime ss, with moderate
LirE Was in moderate request, II aOc for common and
Of IS bids Of Cubs u.cOvaaO were made
N1v,t sronrs-spr. were ques and prices urcsaos.a
Sales 81 800 bbls common made sl eD ner
PRovrsioSs -PorkThc MARKET was armer with sales or
about ~ bills in lots ai $40 22s $40 G FOR I'D mess
sailors below the arures Old And new psre VIZ s no
eT1 81 Rect continued nrm Nk NJ nj mi. ~
~ 9for Old eoaOy pfss AL n o. y ~ l.n. "a,
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Unif ed StEses Supreme Court.
WAsusGroS, 0ec Q, 1855
No. Is. wn b Seymour ct al plaintiffs, vs. Cyrus H.
Mccormick. Argument commenced by Mr.. Harding for
plaintfs an 4 Mr. Dickerson for defendant.
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Hon. VIM Danreii, o. Mss,scnu.stes, fef for WISH
ington on the SIN mat although Ma health yet
stored.
Hon stephen A. Douglas and vile srrived in PhIadeI
phR Monday
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t.ositrcaf Movements.

UrAH "A correspondent Of the Baltimore Patrio. thinks
Utah will DO admitted the Union s the present
Of Congress, aud that she will be a rlave state.
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Plush, Furs, Hat Trimmangs, Varnish and
rubber cement for sale by EASTMAN ROBERTS No. 5t
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER ciAL.
MON EY MAR * r. r.

TuHDAy, Dec. 9-SP.M.
The stock market opened hesyy this morning Tho dls.
position 70 sell general, and lower prices ruled 10
every sale made. Al the frst board Illinois Central
bonds declined x per cent? Cumberland, Z; Nov York
Central, -; Erie, X; Harlem, y; Rcsiing, 81 Cevs
land and Toledo, y; Ia Crosse ard Milwaukee, l. There
very largo usnsactors in al the leading railroad
stocks. The market steadily settling down under
the pressure OF stocks, when the foreign oameto
hard and checked the decline But for that should
have hsc very bite day. Hcdes Of stocks making
strong efforts TO sustain the market, to realize
isyorably possible while these VINO have ideny
become short Of stock by the recent failure pcrse
serrs In her Efforts 10 depress prices 10 make
their deliveries without loss.
EsAner tho adousnmen, OF the beard tho following safes
OF stocks and bonds were made at auction by simeon
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