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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-14
FIR, IN the : Louis Il publican


: IT is ouH TURN Now-ILLINors For
BucHANAS-FREMoNr IN A MINoRrr,
OF THIRTY Observation-Disclosures or tire,
days after the late election, the Black
Republicans of Illinois had it all then
own way in regard to the result Of III,
/ Presidential election. They boastcG
largely and sworc roundiv, and loom
ed up figures which looked very muci.
"a, II Fremont lad achieved a victory
over Buchanan. They doomed Doug
las 10 political dalnnation in every VA
ricty Of phrases knownin their peculiar
vocabulary. They had the thing all
their own way, not only in Illinois, but
ia ST. Louis, and the Democrat was
particularly reJoic,d that Douglas had
been beaten IN his own State. and did
not hesitate to bring in the Republican
a. one of the active causes in pro
dueing So ,lisgracctu result. Satur-
day, however, came. and if ever SCI,
OF poor devils had the blues. it was til,
Black Republicans Of Chicago. The,
then began To hear from Central and
southern Illinois, and then, too, the,
began to blackguard the Egyptians
They had reason for it. The vote from
these sections Ct the State, rolling up
immense maloritics for buchanan, and
seemingly torgcttnl that there was sucl
a candidate as Fremont, was enough
to crush their spirits, after the exul,a
ton IN which they had permanent,
'ndulgcd. To-day, We imagine the,
will be in much worse humor, whcl
they learn that Illinois has cast he,
vote for Buchanan beyond all doubt.
and has moreover, given at least thirty
thousand majority on the popular vot,
against Fremont.
AOur letters from Springfield, Satur-
days date, and the table of return.
which VIC publish this morning, settle,
the question. Mr.. Buchanan's major.
ny may not go to ten thousand, as oui
correspondents think it will, but it vii.
be large enough for all purposes.
Does the Demoerat presist in the O.
p'nion. now, that pe damaged Buchan.
an or Douglas in Illinois!
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y. r. GOIyv-G y 90.

NEAR 8 DEARBORN STREET. CHICAGO. I'LL
~ RNFRAL wholesale Western Ao.rt. FOR Turner
NJ o,hsrs cels' s,ed Ginger Adckbervy. and
o'h"r NATIVE INES AMI eYRi p, etc.; whole
ale aiers in Tobacco. Cigars, Oysters, etc. We
invite the s'tnthn Of merchants ." he shove arii
cirs. Tuner L Br.s' WINS aud Syr"p- are U
vii know a. need comm Mt and fr ths rest, wo
sell the bst article at the lowest 2 ICE.
Nov. 3 .3m J ~ GOING CO.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-14

on Acres, ~ In high stat. u tul,i, s,ion
i ~ Water and T,mlrr situated n . goA
r"si aud IN one " ths most deiigbtfui neshborboss
the county, aud fur mites from the city. Appiy
to tict.o diff C. rADS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
.M1ll.VEl~ 10 LO.ss'

Under this head imt.d lumber Of special not ices
VIII o. inserted At ten cents per line each insertion
OF nffy :nts per week
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Splendid Farm for Sale.

g1'HI> farm contains 100 acres. 80 unir caltwA
j non--iW acres superior limb r, Esd d~ lllng.
out -hpu e. AMI fine harm, brauiitrl ttIeAm Il r. n
ming water rhs, never fails, and nne orchard VI all
knhs ~ fruit.
TRIMS ct easy that after the frst payment the
farm may he made to pay the defeird psym Mt
Apply to & kADS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-14

The Ga3ette Of yesterday morning
i ssvslty in it. way. 1t ia speci-
men Of persistent Republication that
essnos b beaten by any one except
thoss tvo idsionists, Greeley and Bel
ssbsb. We have some doubts wheth-
q the lstter parsonage could exceed
The Journal in question.
TIE two 6rst articles in that journal
wsss measured with . ten foot pole
sad there we're found to be two feet
Gar inches Of lies, misrepresentation,
nalignity and hypocritical prayers.
We will give few specimens to show
he snthors regard for truth.
That Buchanan said he WAS no long
q james Buchanan but the Cincinnati
Il platform 10 lie No. l.
That Buchanan has been elected on
The iasus Of slavery in Kansas is lie
No. 3.
That he received the entire vote OF
he South 10 lie Nos.
That the success of the Democratic
party has told the world that Kansas
will be slave state 10 lie No. 4.
That . more imbccile, rotten admin
hssasion (than Pierce's) never disgra,
- the country 10 lie No. s.
That il was sectional is lie No. 6.
That il was dangerous in preceden,
b hs No. I.
That il was corrupt in it, influences
i lie No. Q.
That il was imbecile where it should
have been strong is lie No. 0.
That the honest and intelligent who
hslpsdto place itin power were asham
"a oft 10 lie No. 10.
That it, endorsment by the Amer
can people is the worst sign OF the
times 10 lie No. II.
That the Bastard Democratic party
supported Picrce's administration j,
lie No. ~.
Kafter having gotten of this batch
the Gasette man is not materially re
lievsd he rust have an immense stor,
% hand. Wait patiently neighbo'
until 1850. Il wont do now. Tn,
people won't believe you, nor YOU
shoussnd and one lying contemporaries
The American people have endorsed
tie Acts and Administration Of Franz
Pierce, elected James Buchanan ano
put IN end to the abolition murders
and outrages in Kansas and have pro
claimed to the world that they will up
hold the doctrine OF Self Government,
II kansas. Your story Of Cor. TRY.
wont take. None but one idea Abol
itionists and sap-hesded Republicans
believe that Mr.. Buchanan will make
Kansas either Slave or Free state.
Il won't make straw's difference 10
The sovereigns Of Kansas what Col III.
tue or anybody else says. They art
bsupd 70 choose for themselves and
they will have it whatever way tEev
please. oil the lying Republican scrisb-
lsn 70 the contrary Notwithstanding
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-14

A experienced Bookkeerer and good Penman II
"A drslreus VI ADdiDg employment either permsneht
OF troporsry. he viii p,st aud balance b,oks by
a ub,e and sinsie entry, make cut and collect &C
counts, " do copyiuS, Ac., quickly and correctly
H. ms uaodel ste.
Address. pos, paid, 7. =, Post Once.
noytOdff
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Sale or Lois At Auction.

TIVE undersigned will sell At Auctioa In w. Of bs
i vcnport, un Saturday. Nv mbcr 5, 1885, cot
autifni huliine Lot, ranging la ,iz- IL, IN q :
. lie to Yac -. Tim'l motto" Ia Bill viii D.
slvrn Terms liberal. TIC. EAD6
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-14
Buchanan's majority

Buchanan's majority lO,l7s
OF the sixteen counties to be heard
from officially, fourteen will give Dem
ocratic majoritics.
In clghty-two counties heard from
officially, the following isthe aggregate
vote for Governor:
Bissell lOO,8ss
Richardson $3.50
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Last CaancA

1rVHERR VII b. one more, anil the last. distrihu.
/ lion u l.oss hy the Unien eestssssas Com
ANY y tshe tlss~ 81 n York u ~ days for / 4,
. 0ssp City D.. Any DespeA. Wishing 10 pprcassse
- - - " @ tme On BAMrEu. OAun8H
T,ss u osss~1 80 noss I.laAA ~.
0pfrtae ess. Oes. vSoeh
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-14
Have you heard from Pennsylvania!

Have yes heard from Prnnsy wanna!
IL. very interesting question, but have yon heard
~ the
GRE.lT BARGAINS
a red by y DRAkE 90. lis much nor IN
t-rr-ting and important qrry
VNIE arr ylgi inform our friends, and the ciii-
w zrns OF Davenport, that We are now supplied
With, and are weekly adis Ia cur stock VI
Ready Made Clothing,
Goods which arr made xp.e-sly for this market, and
viii compare with ar, stock in the city for style
a 4 uric. Aud as We In constant receipt OF
,,ocds W. able To present at pli times very de-
ell attic assortment To which We inv. esp'cisi sttrn-
ton.
Furnishing goods suitable for the season, u which
w. are constantly making additions.
BOYS CLOTHING.
Boys Coats Round ia, kts. Pants Vests and shirts,
and Every variety OF B,,is Wearing Apparel iIEs
at vriyku prizes tge,hrr with g lag stoek OF
Trnukr. capt Bag, tslis - hob 5, siAwis, &c,
&c We respectfully solicit = cal and II you vii
give u apIrrtnn'y. we viii Cause YOU h alp sr
IKE g-uttm u. As a AID fsshi,nahie suit III ths
f,st age, IL ~ considered oi more Importance
towards IN. acoompl >hineut % that object than any
other one qualification.
j. =. Drake 4 co.
" III remove IN a short time TO Maine STREET, q .f-s
d,.r. below Ccok h Ssrgthts Baking House.
pct Is DIR
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-14
IninprO,ed Lard for Sale.
Farm for Male.

TWO splendid - acre Lots for sale, near AbrAhan
L kher's In Scott county. Apply assn To
"t-Sdu to. EADH
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-14
Fer Sale Or Lease.

YNWENTY-TnhEE eligible Building Iots situated
i On Harlan. Thru kip. and Bopd~sc- ssrv~ss
VII be sold or leased On REASONABLE" :.rms for pr.
tieniars enquire u COhnsN 4 Dow or
tsu9htD AMk0NAY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-14
1850 Acres lninpr0yed Land
For. 1Al0.

This IS beautiful itbi b ing In &c 1T. - n IL
only u ml.s from the city and y miles from L.
Glare. Price vnalle and terms cay. Apply u
uoV6 TIC. EADS
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fill IL lilf ilsuni6.


THE sale Of Iois that vas 10 take place this
l day in west D.v.npIt, Is posi pom d !, con-
sequence 81 bad vesther iii Thur day n,xt, 18Th Vi
Suvenber Please bear this IN mind.
.iiusted Lots ON Ind ST. Bear this In nj ID also.
Nov a. r q EApS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-14
I'm 4)pertisfnfnts.

NJ eA0OssssSsW
CIaCUg.AT1NG llDnARY
And News DepOt, opposite the LfC!aire House. ~
York Chicago and Cincinnati D4illes received ev-
ryiay sH. STARR
1A0ssksH6CtSs1 Day!
sIsag Hankius hous. 4 the nndsr.isn.d viii Be
closed on Thu rsday 9o,h int.
Porous hsvine noerr maturing on that dsy are re-
Qnestsi to prov ID fog thin on the lSsh inst.
HeGxFGOR, LAWS BLAKEAORR.
AACKLOT COkRIN,
TALIMAN, PuwEAS MCLEAN.
NICHOLS. CAMPBELL 40.
CHUBB BIO, BARROW CO.
ROBES! ROBES! ROBES!
NANCY xOBES. Wolf, Pix, German Cat, .sris-
IL ~, hack aud lsab lla u Ar Robes Buffalo,
Trimmed and unsfimmed. can be had d- q, . 90,
novitdtf - S~NN
900 PA'ss Fur Gloves aid e..I !; s,f :,
500 '''f' 'af Collars Ter Gents . Il
CENIN's Ell hra,ed Prench C.shm-rc,se Hat
" Soft Hats In great VI. isty At
7 AIDES Fancy Fur. can be found In gr.-t vail
AeiyA AL>ToN's,
I !ArhER TRUNKS Carpet BAss. s..ehsI,, Uu.-
| II t.sllas, etc ~ ALSTON y.
| ICUR CAPS, Pub SILK and Mohsir, Tor ssl- .,
Il IL Lows, r, ices, At
D. ALsrON CO..
| nov1t Second st. opp Ell. La'lai ne.
| NOTICE.
| VuNHk subscribers have tina day entered into
| i psrtns ship in the y reliant Tail ring busia 81
uid r. the name Of A. GASrkEL CO., and will
~ on the busn ~ tn old staIu, where may b,
| found fresh assortment 81
.VtsC and Ne0sOsaNble Goods,
for 6enil.mcn's wear, and made up 1, order in thu
| latest styles. We have Oh hand . large AssortmeB
u n. best made
Gents Furnishing GeoAs
consisting Of oil varieties Of
SAirts Und rshivts. Dra,oe,s. Stock Ties, Crsrass
Gieves, Msis Socks Stspeadsrs,
Braces and ything In this iine for sale at lov
ACAsTEEL.
novl4dn GEO. LATlNER.
Strayed.
FROM tn. subscriber on the "a inst,
small .p ck ! d Mich Cow, sbrt Nv
ars old, high horns, -pols on rimI
-kkc. Any person dad', 8 said cow. o
Civ inf Ynia ion : where kh- may b. f.un
PATRICK MORAN,
novlAlSs ID 81, above n Bridge
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$l2
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.

THIS machine 1. very simple In its .tructurs
i veiGhiug about sig ponds, 10 Impossible 10 get
out Of o-dr, Well adapt~d to nearly oil kinds OF
tiy sewing II 10 unlike and far superior to every
other machine now IN use. child zen years Of ~.
can surcrssfrliy perform more labor Ia q single day
with this mach ne than the best seams ress can in
1 u days BY hand muet therefor find its way into
nearly ev ~ family In the Cni ed 3 ates enabling
every one Who under axes he great work OF furnish
ing this Aachn excu lively to the people vii hin he
Safe or County which he may purchase the right
TO sell the machine; ~ calculate ACcuRATELY, by
poiuafon, the number OF machia which he can
~'ii and therefore the pYohi- H. viii rease IN re-
from. The result 1t wnc will prove II sAa superior
ton Il the ZANE Is respectfully solicited.
An Extract from fAe Gios0o Democratic P,sss
I'VE have examined the above machine carefully
and ssy without hesitation. that do not m nber
during the whole Of editorial career. Of having
our attention call 10 an invention that II more
worth ~ pub &c patronage thsn this, that /.
calculated 10 Confer ssreAter benent the ope u
large"
N. Rs ate and County ril,ts for this invention
may b seeu- ed By early application to the sutscri-
h-r. Ne viii remain here but . few days, durnR
which tim- he VIII exhibit tn machine to any one
y no may favor him With call At his rooms In the
lie Claire Hsase, Davenport
SD. POWERS,
NV. - dw.0. Agent.
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The Vote Of Illinois.

Buchanan over Fremont
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PENIS vi VANIA ELECTION

Official returns Of fifty five counties
give for
Buchanan 2l3,5l4
Fremont l37,7OO
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-14

protests Of British Statesmen and Jour
aals against the inter'erapce Of the
Car in the affairs Of Turkey, ard the
government Of the Sultan, and saw an
accounts Of the fleets l. armies of England
and france cent to the Crimca TO de-
tbnd Turkey from the dictation of Rus
sis in mstten of religion within its
borden. would naturally suppose that
8aglasd and France would never as
sune the right which they denied to
Russia. But this is a mistake. The
ink was scarcely dry upon the treaty OF
psaee. signed BY the great powers a,
PariA before England and France turn
"a their attention to Naples, and direc-
va the bloased cut throat King who
s~lss the oppressed Neapolitans to
change his tyranical policy Of govern
meat The question arises what right
have they TO say to the King Of Naples
Whist measures or policy he will adopt
~ the government Of his subjects
What greater right have they in the
eass Of Naples than they have in the
sass Of the United Statcsi We can
pssesive NO difference as to the r,gAt.
i dec not exist. 1t 10 virtual usurpa,
tiss Irrational sovereignty, and at war
viii every notion Of national indepen-
dsnes. 1'his Interpolation of England
ed France y not for the love they bear
he people Of Naples for they care no
more what cxactions are made by the
King THAI they do about the man in
Ne noon. It - the fear they have
sAas bio outrageous tyranny will ex-
sits 70 revolution and set all Europe in
. hlaas from the uprising of the dem
ecsa&ic masses in Poland, Hungary,
Germany, France and Spain. 1t is the
danger Il the example Of revolution
IN Naples which England and France
nsstly Sbar. freports can be relied
spsp, Fsanse itself is at this moment
burning With IN intense desire to throw
- he miserable Parvenu with all his
'svsatiess Il Tyranny; and sagain es-
|ahlish the Republic. The smallest
disturbance Of . revolutionary charac-
~ anesg the people ofany Of the Eu-
epaaa States would enkindle a confia-
Raaioe ~ 1suh bar, up the rub
~ 0e9el0 b nasy of the King.
annnsla eoG1nenk b b Ne fer
Des:Ne 0neee Sso1p VII 70 aolhs il
> ,ps~' G0*l~'. A1Raoins aad ~
5a1fM4
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- NES EMAL -.
III Be- lex and Frame Houses N
House and Lease for Sale

~ ELL finished and aneiy situated. for a,e or lon
" time. Enquire of T. q. kADY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-14

L sscll's majority thus far ll,lOs
The counties to be heard from for
Governor are the following:
Alexander, Clark, Cumberland,
Crawford, Edwards, Hamilton, Hardin,
Jasper, Mason, Macon, Pike, Perry,
Shelby, Tazewcll, Union, Wayne
all Of which will give Richardson ma
jortics, and Kendall and Livingston,
which Will give Bisscll, jointly 1906
majority.
We therefore, upon this exhibition
of figures, admit that Bisscll has the
cha nee to complete the crime OF PERU
ry, which, hy becoming candidate,
he has implied his willingness to com
nit Chicago Times Nov. 18th.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-14

Additioaal returns favor the supposition
that ths 1rsnent majority will not exceed
5000.
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Slrayed.

FROM the subscriber on the "a inst, .
small .p ck Mich Cow, sbut I've
ars old, high horns, -pois on rlmp,
2Ak&c. Any person had', 8 said cow. o
u < inf rn,a ion 10 where oh may b. fund
lAl b. literally r.warded by
PATRICK MORAN,
novl4t ID ~, above X Bridge.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-14

regular graduate Of the phlAdrsphis GALLERIES Of
Mediciu- and Surge y, and formerly r,sident Physi-
clan o! the Phadephis Hospital, can BE- fund o.
our store. vhep mot professionally ENGAGED. nesteaos
Harrison str etbetwe-n seeund and Third
Oct 2l-du VAN ROCkHIIL SELLERS
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CFALED Proposals will b. r. c.iv, 4 At tn Mat0ts
~ Ufic' until III. is h ~ November It al ~ -
,iock, 7. for n!acaiamizing Nam ST eel from The
north sid u c"I,j e. tb liver, and ting th
Curb stones and paving he cutters for a portion or
that street. u LAMBDA X
Des IMPORT. 1th 81 Suvembar. tity Engineer
d till nov Is
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS, DYE sTUPrs.
FANCY AND TOILET ART lCLES

Al lht popular Patent Mriiones % the day cu1-
stantis IN hsd' Phy-icans prescriptions and fam.
liz ut3ieih canfu compounded Having conn~cL
tisn- N the Es-f, are zarrAnt 10 Fer ng our
s'oak N prce- =. l s'y house IN she city. Ply
ielsn and cous ~ hants arr icuiariy invt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-27

Steamship GLASGOW !BI Duncan Glasgow Nov H. "a''
% ' e. y Msssn'Ph owser Liverpool Nov IL
ut:t - and nd ps. s.srs 70 E Collin. Co.:
..S SsS kS'iS sSG1 SsiS z 6s
.i,paiaed ship Pelican State Liverpool for Newolesn
Nov % s'p s s s%iHf .y.S ri os LIVER
FOOL N,wYork with los Of nearly Al. her .,i:hs ss
oh >. .ppssIel M @ sIecp, her all. M
Now Nov ,Sg s g o. cns ne % rs
The Moth, which increased perfect hurricane oa s'e..
nS md main Gp Up nS also gale.
Sir w si ' Fast d. s.o: t' j. J. Earle
tow Cd TO the city by s,esmlgs B. F0rbes i. u..,,o,
Slip NsS.ns hSys to B. hs Bro.
Nov H 20 s. Lon So o :a ~ ..sss ' .sb scy
su,i tS c.m5en from SAVANNAH sor Providence c
Rsn ss.as distant g mile. :hlS l%sss:ss
topsasnt dsy saw bark cora nom Richmond ''s
Ship Jaa Lawrence Spear Shields 81 days merchandise 70
sSp Ro.e. Cook Liverpool Oct d.e and passenger.
to Howlsnd FIoihnshsTs. Anchored In Quarantine Ia"
Bai Asa Fish, wOL st. a.k,hd'y' cotton to Br0die
Bark Cornelis Barlow Havana 18th ins sus.r Tobacco Re-
B.ri RAPID. McGon, yra Crnz Nov. mahogany hide,
o' RGtins boom from. + bs 10 Ia
Bark Mussns, GFeeansa, Lsy'eea ~ iAy" cotton "'"
BsIi May Chipnsn of Boston,. Hl, Csrth.ssn. Oct =
,ub6sI &C. 70 .sips NJ, - ' y 10 - .' .m VINO ~
p1 Bs fSeT Paddock New Bedford for Baltimore
II 5.ysort Hsrsn. q dsys ,uSar &C. to D. Devoid 18th
in.r on Abseo, spoke ship Kate Dyer from Seworssn'%
Bns Caroline, wbiteb,ry Apn-s $ Jays hides te, to
BIZ Msrh, Roa-rs of Beb. Csye Jacksonville 10 days
Yellow low PINE Ratenbaush scott.
Biz Oc,s'.s Woodward .oi EI.TSsthn CA''e ssa'"
Biz Joseph Psrs Of Bottom Psrt, Cardiff Oct r;ilro.I
iron to Order vessel 90 wash Carver cna's' "-a 'e'
he.vV y.E,lfr. Spiif sails, AZ
Big John DufS or foe,t, PcDyq II days, via ArieA.'
BIS TyraIt jof EoeSisad G,stry hsw.o'lean' Nov IL
cottoS, four, &C.. to Lay;.n Hr1but; $500, .,.,.,
schr. Caroline knight Davis, LDbec' days 18th aud plaster
schr. g. NJ kobert.ou. Mmow Gonsye' ?? lay' ierrGO1'
he, to Permission Jones. Mat Il 18th, IN the 3d. o"S'
hove overheard pait VI sex .Osd Of logwood
schr JAM 9l s',s'nd sSI Gsye, ~ SiT sSai
he,H big dre losded with h.;d pine vas eastern built
supposed 70 have been sbaAdSnes several day.
sahr. Helens OBJ, RYbeTt Chroi;sr99n. 5. 10 days
a. sshT E4sSeS BowScy (Br, Hal. wnmot n s.. days
pp sesT NsG III wllmiu days, 70 $. Powell.
schr Enterprise BIZ, BroseT St George n b. 10 d'''
seir. Tpcian wilson Norot ptipb~r os the Navy Yard
Sir. Gazette. Croweii Pal River.
schr spy Ebkerson, Albany for Boston
sehr. j. Good,psed, -, Albany Tor EOrHch.
seLr LIS. Glaze Bosom
s sesT s ss.. H fo Rd ns1? or Boston
S Ss;res Re- k Essf: s S;as F sSSG
Propeller Peliesn. Aui6ricf. Proyideses
Her Jackson, Baker, Baltimore days MERCHANDISE to
pIsFslisE M H i;,! Smith s N,g5.sdoa ,
wIND--suunse. L.; sunset, NV, aud blowing fresh
The bark Otiswon, Brown, hence for HayaDs, osH
S,e. oesi.nine la.s night hsios been run INTO By y'
pilot taken A. The bark had her mzzcn ehsin plates a.
'd away also some OF her hrgng and the quarter cut DON
Is .isaai9t Aslis c.pi ede. came p IA. ss sS ss
al: "a 10 Der . - I snd XII p'obsS
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NARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORk........
CLEARED.

s,.,hin.- Elo,tla Woodruff, Savannah, g. l.. Mitchni
BIses Wa for Smith, Havana, Livnsto9 CIoehsros Co.
souheiner Murray Chsrles,on, spofor' i n -"
Bs,-Lyp BenDi. H,ysn. aOse. TAYLOR e. CS nsS.
Enss Ys.e. ols.scw w. Lancaster; Johanna Elise HAM
Wibtrr London + Karch. . -, ,,.. p.hu...
Brigs-FOTenee Ticket, Neu'nss .so ""S"e"i "'''
Schooner.-C T Strong Li'cnm Baltimore MIsr w VIZ
~ Co. II H. Abbott, Smith, Baltimore. Merrill Aseou
Kate stsmer, Andre Mobile L.ytin hgreut cl.nSsa
Pr aseph. Js. Hard suiysn Hsesoop Cndsd BGiys.
E. BIch KunhsIdti Germ lBr CROSBY hss s, No
Fesncr TcwnSd Baltimore c PeT;on M' T,,s,a.s
TSomp,on firn;er; n stct,on, Fish, Rio Grsnds, j.
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Markets. .Peror,ei ~ Teieer.rk.

OswEeo. Nov. &-FLoUs dali and prices unbalanced, -
Al 90 81 81 for common 20 Osseso. WHsAt -.
milling demand; saes a. co bushels 81 30 for White 60
diar; e 80 for Cansdisn Cab 81 Tor red Iuaian, ~
81 p for Chicago Spring Coss very hrm for parcel, !, -
spot sales 1900 bushels AZ Csc including cargo 70 sr,.
soc. CANAL FREIGHTs irregular but without material ca. =.
Flour 4sd52c. 20 New York Lake imports to-day Li0l
Flour 10 500 bushels Wheat, 1870 bushels Rye basS
Barley Canal exports Tf5 bbs Flour ls tt busAe Ws
So'0 bushels Corn.
BVyFALo, Nov. e. p N.-fLous dull and nominal AZ G n
&c 50 for 20 good Extras WHEsr In sood us.
demand sales IS coo bush 1t 81 10 T Chicago Spring ~
81 l?i for Milwaukee Club CosS dull 81 9s2e slstrx
o. 0sd 81 l2i. RECEIPTS for the ~ snt -four hou ens,
today 6SS0 bbls Flour. 1900 bush Wheat. Cssn
r1FoaTs zane time $500 busa. Wheat y 80 bssA. Cora
Wes'her warn; wind y. ".
CH,KLysroS, Nov. S-Corros: The sales to-day sAa a,
$500 bales AZ full prices
NEw.OsLrAxs, Nov. &-Corros-SAes to-day, 40 h.les
easier but quotsbly lower priccs SUGAR 9c Win.
wHEAr 81 S. and red 81 IS White coss &c. Mo- Psls
ere. LARD, dull sales a. llc
NEwORLTAKs Nov. &-The sales Of CorroN day ss n,
s50s bales without quoiaSe change in prices FsriGHrss
ton 10 liverpool "a, and % HAVE le