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,IIH.AINOTXPES.


T. :: ;::;:: ! m
IL the MELaiSorrrg,
which Is taken on an enameled iron plate, pre-
pared exprC ssly for the purpose.
II Is finished without balsam If fir or yarnish Of
any kind aud therefore will not blister or crack in
cold weather, as will the Ambrotype. Instead u
being Vanished the picture is galvanized in gal
vanic battery, which, by giving it ceatngof sill
Yer, renders /, imperyious TO atmospheric changes
The Melalnoiype possesses many advantages over
all other pictures i; will receive fall without a
fraeture, bend without injury. II may be washed
when soiled and handled without the face being
married, unlesss abused by rough scratching, which
would deface the best oil painting. La perfect de-
inestian " detail IL equals the best sgucrreotype
while IL has of the glare whichforms the chief
objection to those pictures.
When eolored, the Meain0typc very much rcscm
bias painting on ivory. For inserting in lcckets
pms or ring, other picture compare with 1t
The Neiaitotype IL a rATnSr ricTrRE. and q & K
BRO. are the only artists IN this city who have
right to take them. Ii you want COOP PICTURE
call at GuE s' GALLERY, No. Sc Main street be.
tween I'D and 4th, and examine specimens Of ths
MELAINoIYPE. feb5-d&w
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FOR mus or LAplNc Arptyro

FOR BILLS or LApiSc, APPLY TO
NEAL, ABB0Ia Co, /
VIRGIL HlLLiIK, No. IS Broad street
A.. II. BROOKE, NETWORK
LOUIS F0NTAINF,
Mark packages, "Seal, Abbot Co.'S Express >
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uurkee's ! east Pov
der,
10 kegsretincd Salt Pc
TIRE,
zoo ichests Imp, y. p,
7. II. a Blk. Teas,
$50 bxs Star Candles,
200 bxs mould do
~ bxs stearine do
IFS bxs rosin soap
30 bxs palm do
io0 hxs No, ! Herring,
80 bills No. |, 2, and 3
Maekerei,
so 4 bbls do do do
80 Kits do do do
20 bhls White Fish,
% ! bbls do do
!, casks new Cod Fish,
loo kegs Rife Powder,
200 do mining do
10 cases pound canister
WIDER,
20 cases ! pound do do
200 bags Shot,
tuDs bar Lead,
20 lbbls kozln,
10 bbls Tar,
20 bbls Pitch,
5 casks Whiting,
4 bills Putty,
Is bbls I.inseed Oil,
10 bills Lard Oil,
5 hbls Tanners Oil,
3 bbls Whale Oil
3 bills Turpentine,
s bbls Alcohol,
$50 kegs pure Lead
500 boxes manufactured
Tobacco,
so bbls smokingtobacco
100 hxs do do
so hxs Cuba six Cigars,
40 bxs Havana do
so bxs kegalia do
80 bIs tin foil chewing
Tobacco,
10 bbls new Pecans,
so bush fresh Peanuts,
20 bbls 5 S Almonds,
10 bbls Filberts,
10 bbls Brazil Nuts.
-.
100 bxs Axes. Lev sretts,
simmons, ii. Col
Inns and Hoyts'
brands,
400 slabs Plow Steel,
2 tuns square and oc-
tagon Cast Steel,
80 prs Iron Axes,
80 sets Springs,
IL pr seat do
500 kegs assorted Nails,
SO kegs Sd biued do
Id at the lowest market
UNABLE, 4 SMYTH.
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Merchandse TrGnpsrtod to all parts Of the Wsat and
South " ret
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JUST RECEIVED AT
HOOPER,N

Drug and Prescription store,
ANOTHER fresh supply Of Drugs, Chemicals,
I1Stwarranted pure,l Perfumers and Fancy ar
tieles, embracing the most popular articles vi the
day, to which he invites your attention.
Concentrated Persian Essence, the most elegant
perfume for imparting to the handkerchief very
agreeable and lasting odor.
Bouquet d'0rieans, or AA Bourbon; Oriental
Drops, Otto of Roses,
Ext. Magnolia, Ext. New Mown Hay,
a. West End, Tea Rose,
- Sweet Briar, Patchouly,
q Musk, Jockey Club,
iieiiosrope, Niolette;
Nerbsna, Amber and Orange Flower Water; Aro-
omatie Vinegar, Aromatic Crystals, Ger
man fercna Cologne, Aacassar Oil,
Vinegar do Rouge, Pink sau
GERS, Meen Fan, Chalk
Balls, Lily White,
Bandsline, and Egyptian Hair Dye.
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WATCRESy
II. W. JONES.

Dealer An Clocks, watches 4 JeWclPy
Of sDcOxp srRssr,
INERT door TO g. Parsons Banking Houss,)
1I1HR subscriber H.. Just r.csivsd large
1 and hsautifsl stock Of gold and silver -
Watches, gold jswslry, <c.s comprising ~
latest styles Of ladies brsast pias easrng. aaesf
rings, eaG pins, gold suard and fob chains, keys,
gold pens. with or without holders, gold pencils,
pens and pencils.
wArcs REPAIRING.
The subssribsr being practical matchmaker,
delicate work that may be sntSustsd 10 hi ssss.
All work warranted to give satisfaction.
coRRscr TINE.
The public may rest assured that the eorfsct time
Nov. is-:ss-diY NV. JONES.
THE cc-partnsrship heretofore existing unAlr
i the name Of Sharss 4 Paul, was this day die
solved BY mutual OOnssnt. All claims against sid
6rm will bc cancelled BY n p. 6harls, who will In
futnrc conduct the basinsss, and who alone 10 ~.
thorissd TO settle the business Of the old nsu.
March 5, 81 N. r. STARTS.
mhe-d2w J.B PAUL.
rcE~ wess~~.
glvHE undenignsd will continue the Lumber bus
insss 1t the old stand, on Des Moines street b.
tween Sd and 9Th, opposite the Dss noines Valley
Planning Mil. yhsss can b fOund - pseesst las6s
Y: e Rss '''' siding Which 7 ''i sH An
y. ". JO0N0TONs
1NDkRTAKBR, bet. Main and John =
~ son sts., IN the Alley.
Csrvies On the business Of UndertA kin IN all ~
brAnchss. He has recsaty nads extensive additions
. his stockand perfected his srnngsnsnts In vsry
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES,
inpsrvfcos 20 atf md indssructibls, highly orna-
nentsd and invaauabls for tho pssssrvsfios Of tn
dnA, - will - splns ofsvsry style andAnisA fax.
nished 70 order.
Hsassss and casviAgss furnished. aHA tAssptifs ar
raneomnts - ~ funerai attended - wAeA rsquir.
-.
Esokak. Ausil u, 1884, dy
roo BOXES 0laasvaSs and window alass d
lou kKyNOLD6s Drag Store.
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DISsOLUTION.

OASoOkUTHONs
vHsHE partnership heretofore existing hetveeu
= stannus Hamilton ID this day dissolved ~
mutual consent All claims against the Late Arm
viii be settled By John Stannns, snd all persons
knwing themselves inhabited tosaid firm will please
call at bis ONCE, Johnssp street IN kecordef
once JOHN STANNUH,
JOHN HAMILTON.
Ksokuk. lows, Jan. Is, 'sT.,ja1sdkwsn
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Library Associations.
WILL furnish books 10 Libraries at Eastern
! catalogue prices, dedacting 10 per cent. Ssnd
your orders to X. y. OGDEN,
sspt3d 81 0ain-st.
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iO0KSAND STATIONERY.
Tor the Fail IFndc!.
The Largest and most Complete Sioekeps
brouahf to To.rafft

brought TO Iotraiti
TINE subscriber il nOw in receipt Of his stael az
Books. stationery. Ae.. Ae. which hss heen
bougst direetiy from manufacturers aud puLlish.
H,siargsly laetsnsed faoilittcs for husinY rive.
hiE every Advantage IN competing With the largest
Embellishments in the Wet
His sales kooms are large and elersnt-eomrar
ing faforably vith any VI the Book etabliyhmsuts
in the largest cities II the Cniou
Merchants and ali others are invited TO call and
examine the Stock and Prices, Il g.naHEs
Ne. s2 Main street,
seat3S Next 10 the corner ~ Second
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WILLIAMS. TANNER 4 Co, Buffalo, ffoP a.
TANNER, ANDREWS q Co., Chicago, Special Ac,s
MerehGnaiie Transported, on TINE, 10 an parts o.
At Hest and South Hsst.
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q. l.. coNAnl.1,

Following:
$50 bgs prime Coffee
iee pockets old Gov ia.
va do
rs hhds ". o. Sugars,
500 bbls Belcher's REIN
ed and clarified do
$50 bbls n. q. Sugar
house Moiasses,
zoo ! bbis do do
10 10 gal kegs do do
SIS bbis Beieher : told
en- Syrup.
Is bbls do do
Is 10 gal kegs do
20 bbis Sweet Cider,
so bgs Cotton Yarn,
80 bales Batting,
500 bgs q. A. salt,
2ooe bgs dairy DO
zoo don cane Cove 0ys-
tiers,
30 doz cans asst Pie
Fruit,
30 dozens fresh Peach
es,
% dos cans fresh Straw
berries.
30 bxs quart and ] gal
Ion Pickles,
~ bxs Tomato Catsnp,
80 bxs Pepper Sauce.
100 kgs super carb soda,
70 cks soda Saicratus,
Toe bxs Bsbbett's sale
ratn In Id papers,
lee bxss Sl0 Glass,
IS bxs Ei2 do
IS bxs losS IL, l0I. Is,
lV.e l0< 10, and
1918 glass,
l5e bxs prime new Raj
sins,
zoe drums new Figs,
! case Citron,
! cask Eng. Curran,s,
A large stock OF Ma
nilia lutte Cordage,
$50 doz Hemp and Ma
nills bed cords,
80 bales Cotton Irvine,
200 do Hemp do
100 dor PRESTON 4 Mor-
NILS Yeast Powder.
AL,
200 runs of assorted
Bar and Bundle
Iron.
Is Blacksmith Bellows,
20 Mouse-hole Anvlls,
IL American do
2 tuns genuine Griffin
horse Nails--direct
impor,ation-T, s, v
and l0d.
3 casks Bright Log
Chains,
All of which will be o
rates by C
Mach 4 lSaR axp
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snail the Ma utaCtOries OF X on q n
ne A0aaabnsd

Is QUESTION OF VIAL INHERITANCE 10
L TIiF FUTURE INTERESTS Of OR CITY.
Citizens invited TO call CT the ~aresoons Of
the ksokak Furniture Mandatory, Ise Main-st.,
and examine our stock Of PsrlGr, Chamber, and
Diniag EoefH Furniture. our assottmen, il now
complete, and we are manufacturing variety u
artieiss satireiy 10 the traie which for siyie
work UAnship and finish cannot be e4eelled by any
house, East o. West.
d~~i7~d kELBUI KNEk DAVIS.
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FOR FREIGHT, Apply

SO rkANs. snLrNENr nkr. SEW rokk . purRALo.
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h1EARS * WILDER

ID ESPEtTFILLl announce 10 the citizens 81 heo-
l. kuk and vicinity that they have opened store
Fourth street, where they prepared 70 supply
the farmers and merchants Of the Great West with
all kinds of the must approved Agricultural lm-
plements and Machines which TO be found in
the country. We have, aise, connected With our Ag-
riculturai Implements and Machines, general
assortment Of Hardware and Wooden Ware II
will be oura, by prompt attention 90 business, to
deserve and receive tho confidence of a discerning
pubic in our endcavors to meet their numerous
wanrs MEARS &WILDEK.
keokuk Iowa Jan. G, 81 .d3m
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sLOCkS-A large assortment OF Clocks, Of 81
~ styles and prices. 1t
nov6 dAw PAkMELE 4 CAMPBELL'S.
(NUTLEkY-A very large assortment Of pocket
~ cutlery; also, rssors. scisscss, shears 10, at
nov6-dkw PAKMRLE CAMPBELLS.
DISTOLS-Colt's, Bsal's, Robins Lawrence's,
and Aliens, revolving, ALEC the best single and
double barrel pistols, for sale BY
nov6-d&w PARMELR d CAMPBELL.
MUsICAL INsTRUMENTN-EIntss, afss, "a
lV1 geolets, accordsons; . p,strings and trim
mingr for violins, guitars and hanjos. 1t
nev6-dfw PARMKLE CAMPBELLS.
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"A sign Of the DiG ANVIL.
mohl7iAw
BUILDERS hardware, locks, iaseAss. bolts,
and latest styles At cADY. JONES PnCK'S.
jaa5d
RELTIN0-Ksabel'so OAK tsnsed, patent stretch
~ Cd Leather Betting, warranted net 70 slssssA
and TO suit the purchases. Bostoa Gun BeltinR.
s 81. and Hemp fal's AbY sx for
RkAss Cocks. oil esps,irsn asd lssd PIPE, every
- thing pertaining - : saw mill o. stssn e.
gins, for sale Low ~ The sign Of the
jsnc3d BIG ANVIL.
DLANkS-0rssnAsld Tool O.. Z, : frssK stock q
i these superior Tools just received q tia sign
Of the ljsncSdl BIG ANVIL.
n0oR and gate spsiass, Gray ! Broshssu 'psisnt,
us.,s 'P'ias ''' cA 1y;as Jok aes -:
~ and jack chains, st the sign of H.
fansSd BIG ANVIL.
VICRs-Seiid bog, ssa Parkss's bench, iron and
wood bench screw, gearing. horse Aalls, u
jun.sd cAbY, JONES PDCKa
DUMPS. water rams, gsivanissd veil sAaia ana
a..cIs', for sale 10" At the ~. & ss ..vu
Dlog chain. and goods saisasle iss sostgaeeor, q
juns5d CADY, JONES PBCKT.
"AkEL-BARROWg, Cre-bars, ehsm drills,
w Stons-hammsss, for sale 1t the s1gn u the
juns5d BIO ANVIL.
CCYTHES. Snaths, Cradles, AID hasvssing tools
~ In great variety, Ut , small advanes, By
jvns3d CADY, JONES PECK.
II Az, STRAW and nansrs forks, fsr ssis lov =
II sign Of the [jssdl BIG ANVIL
I N addition - our sxtsasivs stock Of batldiag,
i housekeeping, nssAinists' anA cabinet maksss'
hardware, easpsnteTs' aaA blasksniths' tools, "
have just addsd complete stock Of Carriage an1
WAgoa Hardware, consulting in paRt - follows:
Hahs, fsllees, shatts, speh0, bovs,
4ads from best eastern timbeS, anA we'll seasoaed;
Enamslsd md Dash Leather,
CaSTiags oil cloth.
Pisin and Agufsd black nuslia, Asilling dsskj
Carriage laos, t1fts, -, apron heoks and rings;
Ivory ksehs, ssat sticks, whip sockets,
Baak lights, shaft tips, Silver plated and
Brass Hands-Boston, Philadelphia 90
ks1Ao4or pattAfns. Top Props,
Nans plates, lining nails; esss-hAsdsssd
Axlee-long and short arm. petsnt = hall-patsaA
Railway 6priAgs-plain ard rFsasA ears;
Carriage bolts and axle clips.
junsSd OADY, JONES : PDcK.
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~ - -
HITCHCOCK Z CO.,
sleH or saS nonfiss Iocx, Ito unIoH 1eaeE
WnsisssSs 90 nssaiI Dsaisss, !.
A aA liSD : Eo Us SssPINa S1REs.
70 whisA ths ittentien Of deslsn and sustonsrs =
rsspssteully Invited.
Keoksk, nay3l- 'Ss-dAw
RANKk6' Shsas, mics article. for sale q tls
- Troy Hasawars Store, sign e the Nsviss Leek,
10 Aain-st. HITCHCOCK, MOTT co.
TTSHH sahscribsn aTs now rscelviag large sddi-
j items 10 former stock Of Hardware and Hous
.asssd - HiIuHcocK. MOTT co.
re Censraesers, DualAsss = osAers.
yx11 are receiving our assortment II baIldsn'
w Hardware, direct from manufacturers; also
variety 81 Aeshanics Tools which " o1sE foS sale
assis aiTcacOcK. MOTT : GO:
EaaHsIs1 FTessrve Kettles aaA
sancs Rans.
u niaII Trsaea y ar.s fs...... Ss:::: :;sss
p Pans. Callendsn, eainnsrs, Dipps'ss Mssn
Basins, Ladlss, .n0rsa epso,si osp; - ss'. n,
pass1 ChAnIsr 81 WaAsr Psil.; - 1atAsS
EYuaks, Caas, sal varis1y = oshsf astislss -
sals . 10 Maia Gassea. Qsies 1assk: -
LyANCK onA0Allo0 O01mDeS ceSOp oO1stusluk ~
I wst4r psils. sAaubse ~ anl fest lsths- Yaiat-
a wAAsr psis foet bash ana ehambss pails = $50
= sineIs. alse yasis1y u Assss fsfnls1kng eee1s
"a silver platsd, hestania, japans1, white nseal.
ga eeunsen Uaess, 1es sale 90 shs Troy 4ay4Wate
store. Mn q ~ Mestlse Losk, ~, 1aln st.s
Unien Diesk. MIxC0O0OK, MOTT ~.
@0Lf6s R1v6LV1R4.-Ai1M cd 1eskle -
~ rsie1 oAse 0sns en- ~ fcaaA g ~ Troy uasa-
vurs 0toee, ~, laim a., untea 1tolk.
49, Ml1oaC00ks 1Q11 C0:
nIT1C10k TIL E0Ck&-A l1Ele11 6ss.sisy
II for H. neAsy dsswees Tor aals = - xssy
Hasdwess sesss, sigs q 1astiss Lcss u 1eas-se.
neve4 HIxOnCOCK, AV1E = ".
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Monsy current in the state where issued will be re-
ceiycd at par.
POSTAGE.
The Postage to any part of the United States
will be but ~ cents year for Black wood, and
but - cents year for each Of the Reviews.
At the above prices the Periodicals win be furn-
ished for 1857.
Splendid Ofers for $50 and '57 Together.
Unlike the more sphemersl MAgaxines Of the
full year Of the numbers with NO omIssions) for
1856 may be regarded nearly ~ valuable - for
1857. Wspropose to furnish the two years 1t the
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BLACK WOODS MAGAZINE
AND
THE BRITISH QUARTERLY REVIEWS

GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO SUBSCRIBE.
Coat Reduced 90 10 IS Per Cent.
l.. SCOTT Co, New York, CONTINUE to publish the
following leading British Periodicals.:
THE LONDON QUARTERLY (Cuncerative.)
THE EDfNBuRG REVIEW (Whig.)
THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW Tree Church. J
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW tLiberai.)
BLACkW00D'S EDINBu kGH MAG AZIEE(Tory J
rINIiESE Periodicals ably represent the three
i great Political Parties of Great Britain
Wing, Tory and Radical,-but politics forms one
feature Of their character. As organs Of the most
profound writers ON Science, Literature, Morality
and Kel gion, they stand ms they ever have stood,
unryaed in the world Of letter., being considered
indispensable to the scholar and professional man,
while to the intelligent reader Of every class they
furnish . more correct and satisfactory record Of
the current literature Of the day, throughout the
world, than can possibly be obtained from any 9th
source.
EARLY COPIES.
The receipt Of ADVANCE SHEETS from the British
Publishers gives additional value to these Reprints
inasmuch ~ they now be placed in tho hands Of
subscribers about - the original editions
TERMS RsonInr prirSsA Per ann
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SPRCTACLkS-The best assortment of geld, sill
~ yer and steel spectacle o. 1t
uov6-dkw PARMELE r CAMpRELL,S
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YoR THE HAIR,
Alexander pelamicus,
Savage Irsina,
Lyman's Aretuzine,
TOILET s9&rs.
BaHn's Poncine soap,
Lublus sason supcrhne Soap,
Ferbena Soap,
Honey soap,
Brown Windsor soap,
Vegetable OH sand soap,
Transparent Soap Bars,
Transparent Soap balls,
Amandne SOAP,
Marsh Mallow,
Genuine Ysnkee Sosp,i
Military Shaving soap,
Sharing Cream,
Shaving Brushes.
Hair Brushes,
Tooth Brushes.
Nall Bru1hes
Flesh Brushes.
Port Monaes,
Railroad Companion.
Cigar Cases, and
Travelling flasks Of every description,
YLAy0RINe ExrRAGfs.
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fLAfUEtNG ESrkADfA.
Vanilla,
Almond
Lemon,
Celery,
deo2o Pine Apple, &c.
A SUPPLY of fresh HoPSst HO0PEk's
pikD sEED.--Censisting If Hemp, Canary and
- Milet. a. dee2el HooPkR's.
/ oDkk's hne Chewing aum, NJ HOOPER,
II dec2o
DlAau BUSTERS, at HOOPER ;.
dec2U
LlcLkisE oinnent, for eharped hands. lips,
" ac., at idec2ol HooPER's.
IL 9eFLAND'S celebrated asrman BitterF and
Hostetters Stomach Bitters at HooPER's
Drug and Prescription Store
ase2e Main-s,., bet "a a 3D.
IIBBARDtS Calcincd Magnestn Hcnrys do
Bley's do, Citrate dc, always on hana nj
arr1e hoUPkR'S.
SPikir Gas, Iurpcntine. Alcohol and varnshe,
- Of every quslity,ns tdec2el HoopER's.
nsNLG0 earn starch, refined ard prepared ex
~ rFessis for fo@d may be used rs a substitute
fsr, and Ia the san!c manner as Arrow Root at
Ho0PER'S
Drug Prescription Store,
aec1V Main-st., bet. 2dd3d.
A PRIME article Of Cigars and Chewing Tobac.
"A CO. Call and Try them, at
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A PRIME article Of Cigars and Chewing Iobac.
IA CO. Call and Try them, at
a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19
WRECK OF AN UNKNOWN BRIG oYY TIE
----------.---- HIGHLANDS

HIsHLssps on NEvxRsNx, Jsn. is-iiAs
brig. pane unknown, has just gone ashore near
the Ocean House. and the is breaking 10 feet ovs
her. No Ooe from her has got ashore. Severai PEI.
sons were on board before che struck.
sXCoSD DISPATCH.
HiGHLAsDS-SP.
messenger has just come from the brig ashore al
the Ocesn House. but owing to her position wss uasb,
to get her name She lays head on TO the beach, si
Will probably 90 TO pieces before morning. Part Of her
stern has already gwen way. There were sr me-
TO be on her deck when she struck. One msa At
temple d TO reach shore on hatch but was drossel
in the effort. Three others have disappeared sncs
she struck and supposed to be also drowned. Tn.
two remaining men are in the main rigging. NJ
Warde and crew are on the beach, with the lfe-cm
and boats and have succeeded in getting line the
,opsaiyard of the brig but the on the vessel csa.
not reach IT, and il they could they 50 exhausted
they would not be able 70 resch the shore il The
wreokes going TO stay by them until low water sni
if the men in ths rigging live til then there pos,i.
bility Of their being saved but il is very doubtful
they can survive much longer
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WEATHER REPORTS.

WAsHIs0Tos, Jan. IL, 1877.
A tremendous storm commenced here this
morning and still continues. The weather Is cold AMI
clustering No mail has arrived from the North To-
day having missed the connection at Baltimore. The
thermometer at this evening In sheltered position
marks - degrees above and has been about tho
same all day. The train which left for Baltimore at
A o'clock this afternoon proceeded far a. Bsdsn-
burg when it obliged to return. II started again
at 81 O'Clock with two engines and will probably get
through during the night
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Is, 1857.
A terrible snow storm commenced to-day at noon.
The snow on level ia six inches deep and two feet In
drifts.
ALBANY, Jan. is, 1851.
The weather Is intensely cold here. The bermome.
ter at a. IN. was l6 degrees below zero.
BALTIMORE, Jan. IS 1851.
There has been a terrible snow storm all day, which
still continues. The cold /, intense, and there Is
high wind.
PRovIDsscE, Jan. Is, 1857.
The thermometer this morning was ten degrees
below zero.
BosTOS, Jan. Is, 1857.
Last night and to-day we have experienced the cold
est weather of the This morning the thsrmo
meter ranged from four TO ten degrees below zero
There a strong ,north~yind and light snow this
evening. BY order of the City Government two
steamers are kept running 10 keep the Channel open
The ice Is rapidly making in the hsrbor, but probably
this extra steam power will prevent serious Interrupt
ten 10 navigation. The ferry boats continue running
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19

Trusten Polk, the Governor of Missouri, was on
Tuesday last chosen Senator of that State in Con-
gees for the term commencing in March, place of
Henry s. Geyer, whose term then expires. The
vote in joint Convention was Polk, lOl; Col. Ben
ton %; Hamilton r. Gamble (Natve), "a; scat
teripg, 3. Mr.. Polk will, it is understood, remain
in the discharge of the duties of Governor until
about theirs of March, after which time the duties
of Governor viii devOlve upon the Lieut.. Governor
until an election can be had At The same time the va
caucy in the lid Congressional District, caused by
the election of Mr.. Green to the Senate, may also
be filed There is rumor that the question of the
legality Of the decision of the Joint Session, by
which Hancock jackson was declared to be elected
Lieut.. Governor, will be brought before the Su-
preme Court now in session. Mr.. Jackson was the
Democratic candidate and it was understood that
Mr. Newland, the candidate of the American party,
has about 200 majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.

Nsw-ORLEAss, Friday, Jan. l6, 1857.
Returned Nicaraguans give contradictory, but gen
orally rather dismal accounts Of the state of affairs at
Nicaragua.
The capture of the boats on the San Juan River was
effected by man named Spencer formerly mate on
board of the Company's boats, aided by 800 Costa
Rcans Beside capturing all the river boats, and the
Forts Castillo and San Carlos they also took both of
Walkers large lake steamers, leaving him ooly one
schooner and few bungOes.
Several Of Walkers officers came passengers on tie
Texas. Some of them say that Walkers case is hope
less, while others are more sanguise. meeting OF
Walkers friends who came on the Texas, numbering
about ninety, will be held here in few days. 1t ("
reported here that Spencer is in the pay OF vanderbilt
and that the British assisted him with gunbosts.
Three hundred OF Walkers men at Banta Arena
under Lockrdge attempted to retake the boats lying
there but the British commander gave notice that he
would Lot allow it.