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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-07-16

TEN CASKS OF LIouoR SPrLLEp-The Gro
Gerry of VIM. r. Gurlack was entered on Sum
day night, and holes bored into some eight
casks of whiskey, and one each Of brandy,
wine and lager beer, letting almost the whole
contents run out, to the loss, as estimated by
Mr.. G., of some $500. The perpetrator of
the deed has not been discovered at the time
of this writing.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-07-16

OrrUMwA DRIcK.-We have been shown
specimen Of clay, recently found on Devin's
Addition, in This city, which It is believed from
the imperfect test 10 which il has been sub
jected, will be fully equal, if not superior 10
the celebrated Milwaukee clay for brick Mr..
Devin has offered good inducements to parties
to make trial Of Its quality, which we hope
will be embraced
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MURRAY ORGANIZATION PERFEcrEp-At
the adjourned meeting of those friendly to q
Military Organization, at the Curlew House,
Saturday evening, new names were enrolled
increasing the number Of members to 40, and
the organization perfected by the election Of
the following officers, to-wit:
G. s. Laswell, Capt; L. d. Morse, Isl
lieut. John H. Harmony, End Lieut.; Stephen
Osourn, Sd Lieut.; and VIM. w. Farley, Or
derby Sergeant.
These officers we learn have devoted some
attention to Militery affairs, Capt. Laswel
at the Military School in Kentucky, and Al
West Point, and the others in the Mexican
War. From company so ably Offered. W
may expect an organization that will do cred
il to the city. We wish them success.
n. B. 1t Is hinted that in due time thes.
citizen soldiArs ought to be presented with I
magnificent Gag by our most beautiful and &C.
complished young ladies. They will do it.
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DEvIH & BRorHEA, at the Ready Pay Store,
have an interesting announcement in the paper
this week. Please read II carefully, and re-
member that Devin & Bro, can be relied upon
to do all they promise, and it may be little
more these hard times. They seem to have a
very complete stock of goods.
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BARGAINsl BARGAINS!
AND NO MISTAKE ~!
AM JUST RECEIVING FROM
ROSTON AVN CTNCuNN Aru

DOcA VN AMI SANSANNAAAs
One Of the BEST selected Stocks Of
SPRING & SUMMER GOODS
EVER BROUGHT TO THIS CITY,
Consisting In part Of Broad cloths Of various coors
All WOOL blk. and fancy Cashmere, Sstinetts,
Tweeds, Jeans, Denims, Cottonades, Rpka
Stripes, Pant Linen and Farmers Satin,
fianneis, Nankeens, Linsey, Bro,
and Bid Muslins Of many
prices, Blue Bro aud
bid Drillings,
Ticking, Diaper and Crash for towels, Linen and JAG
diaper for Table cloths.
DRESS GsOODS.-Piain and fancy Popains
silk Tissues and Barages, plain and fancy. large
assortment of Lawns, Ginghans De Badges and fash
ionabe prints Also Rne stock Of Bonnets, Ribbons
Borders and Flowers;
In addition to the above have large lot Of Hats,
ofvsrious styles and grades.
ROOTS 4 SHOES HARDwARE.
Queensware Groceries, and almost everything ncces-
sary for family use.
~ All kinds of produce taken In exchange for the
above goods, at the highest market prices.
CHAS. LAWRENCE.
Ottumwa, May s. D7-no-l0-ly.
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STATE OF IOWA,
Wapello county.
District Court, Fill Term, 1861.
To SAMUEL W. SIIasos-Sir:
UOU are, by order of the District Court OF said
IL county, hereby notified that there Is file
In the Office Of the Clerk 81 the District Cour; Of Wa
pello county, petition Of Josiah H. Bonney, claiming
Of you the sum Or &475, money due upon promis.
sorry note, dated October 81 1856, and also the OF
81 $40 20100, money due upon account therein
stated
You are further notified that an attachment has been
issued In the said and that the following proper
~ has been attached belonging TO you, towit East
half northwest fractional quarter section twenty and
the half northwest fractional quarter, sectisn
twenty township range twelve situate In
wapello county, State Of Iowa.
Also, lot No. -. In block - In the town Of Iowa
vile, Van Buren, county, Iowa; and three barrels of
by draulic cement
You further notified that unless you appear on
the second day Of the next term Of the said District
Court TO be held At the city OF Ottumwa the time
fxedby law, aud answer thereto Judgment will be rem
dered against you thereon.
n1I6w HALL 1 SMITH, Pitts Atty'.
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A DEMocRArIc PAIER An effort, we learn,
is being made by our friends on the opposite
side Of psliics, to establish Press in this
city. We have before US. a prospectus setting
forth that such is the design if sufficient en-
couragement is obtained. Mr.. G ID. r. Boyd,
Of the Poweshiek Gasette, is to be the Editor
and Proprietor. MIR. Boyd formerly resided
here. and worked for time IN this office.
We hope that our friends opposite, will en-
courage the movement by generous aid at the
start, for it costs good deal Of money to pub
fish newspapers, and it 1t is not promptly fur
nished by those interested they cannot succeed.
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EXCESSIVE HEAr.-The heat for the past
two days has been almost unbearable. The
mercury has ranged from % to lo3, in different
ppsitions
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Special Notices.
~~~~~<>~~~~~>~>~>@>~> 80 >@>~>@><>~
$500 CARD.


| CARD.
| eH- TO MY PATR0Ns.-I would return my sincere
the good share of public patronage bestowed
upon my establishment, and would now say, that, not
withstandng the iateness Of the In which my
store opened, have added largely to my stock,
and have larger stock of articles In my line than
be found In store west Of the Mississippi Hav
ing had fourteen years experience in the drug business
and having competent assistant physicians and 9TH
ers requiring medicines be confident Of being
suited In every respect wM. r. ELMENDoRF.
Apothecaries' Hall, Richards Buildings,
noi5 Ottumwa Iowa.,
Merchants Gargling Oil.
This valuable medicine combines the nec-
cssary qualities to entitie il to public favor
Long experience furnishes ample testimony
he. as LinimeRt adapted to meet the wants
and emergencies of all classes, merchants
Gargling OIL" in its appropriateness to both
man and beast, merits the appreciation with
which it is received. Possessing In high de-
gree the properties of an anodyns and rsstor-
alive, it Gas q wonderful influence over many
painful diseases. Its great efficacy to heal Is
attributable to the chemic al combination Of
the choice ingrdisuts Of which It h com
posed.
W. r. E1mend0rf 10 the authorized
agent for the sale OF this medicine at this
place. Sold also by druggists and merchants
usually in the vicinity. Wholesale by medi-
cine dealers in all large towns. 49,
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Last NOTICE.

4 IL Who are indebted to US must come and settl,
~ their accounts without delay. or We will place
them IN tue lands Of the proper ocer for collection
This l. the last notice will give them and hop
they VII heed II and oblise, respectfully, Dc,
juno a. 1657--p14U STICHTER CRoNE.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

EE There will be services Of the Protestant Episcc-
pal Church at the Curiew House Hall EVERY SUNDAY
AT ION A. NJ AND s O'CLOCK p. NJ, until further
notice. Rev. d. y. HUTCHINSON, Rector.
ST.. MARY's PARISH. Ini7-tf
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-07-16

EUNE WRITING PAPER, BLANK books, a COLL
II PENs.-for sale by tnolil J.. L. TAYLOR.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-07-16

LyREsH PRUNEs. RAIsINs, FIGS, 4 CANDIES. =
y For sale BY [nolil J. /. TAYLOR.
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FOR SALE.
II DESIRABLE RESIDENCE Also, several vacant
"A lets in the city. Enquire Of fnI3l w. L. ORR.
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II HENSliAw would respectfully inform the
LIE public that he has opened rha,ograpL
Room between Richards old store and the post Office
In Utuinws, where he is prepared take Likenesses
on Paper Glass, and the Malona,ype and y prepared
to OIL ioekes aud breast pins OF all sizes IN. the
artistic style
He has variety Of cases an haHd, shsspsr shan ev
err sold In this place Cab and sxaiSs er
and the work does No. sait, charge viii made
reasonable.
Call at the Gomez for further sfo rasssen Tnofe-if
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c. G. PACKARD,
VXyHOLESALE aud Retail dealer In all kinds OF
w Hardware, Iron, Steel, Nails, and Glass. Also
agent for Lippincott Bro Fire Proof Safes.
At all times good assortment Of Carriages aud Bug
ges hand from the celebrated carriage repository
Of Packard Barnum, Warren, Ohio.
e. Opposite the Curlcw House, 0ttumwa. nifty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-06

rns RETURN orrxss AND Csxw o. TIVE Rss,
rvuwe understand that Captain Hsrstein, his officers
s,S crew. ansr having received the greatest Kindness
ssn The British government abou, to return 10 the
unnsd states with accvmua,ing honors. The steam
Aeate Rcubutlon, IS guns has been detailed for the
spscAai service Of bringing them 70 Ne~ York the ves
81 vss 70 leave England The day after Christmas and she
10y be expected a. this porn within ten days Captain
Hartssein dined with the queen Osborn, where she
engaged HIM In familiar conversation for nearly an hour
and cosnuymsn len the presence with the most 70
ver~ble opinion Of her Majesty. Lady Franklin enter
saned the officers o, her house at Brighton with great
hospitality, and their return ~ this country delayed
on this account solely. recon, letter from Mr. Barrow
Of the Admiralty TO friend In this city, states tha,
ssother expedition In search Of r joan Franklin is do
swmined on, probably under the direction OF Dr. King
NJ Johns ccmpssicn, and Lieut. Pim who was on board
she Resoute, ard have been advocating n lately with
npoh real. The Retribution may be expected in our
narpor the Of ten days. and In consideration Of
Ne reception given the Resoute have no doub, but
sha the British frgaie will in turn he received with
eli possible distinction by our municipal authorities,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-06

The road viii connect with me wyoming Valley Of,
wilhesbsrre a. soon distance d twelve miles he.
tween weaiherby and White Haven, 10 covered with rails
The actual cost Of The road and equipments about -four
millions and half Adding 10 This sum the losses Ia
CURED sale OF bonds interest the total Iss
ls'. The debt Of the company two and . half millions
Of Sin per cent bonds secured by mortgage Of the road
The gross receipts Of the Boston and Lowell Railroad
for the year ending Nov. 30 $3.50 Tas being larger
than any previous year. and 2sx per upon the CAPT
tai stock. Alter charging or The large amount Of 7s.
per cent for expenses the net earnings were about per
cent The surplus ties,s17, being o. per cent the
capital stock OF the $500 bonds created for the
tension into the city, 1915 have been sold par and
the sinking fund provided OF pc~ cent from
ipgs annually, will pay the whole oest the maturity OF
the bonds In 1873. The Treasurer again recommends
that the stochholder, ~ the annual meeting Tth us,
vote 10 mortgage their real estate 10 @ further secure
the bonds, and enable him 10 sell The balance ct par,
although but sls2,ooo remain unso,d. The expenses o.
the road exclusive o. interest," have averaged IS per cent
the past four years.
The case Of The appeal Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company from the decision Of Che County Com ssiorers
Of Allegheny nsns their properly within the limits Of
the city Of Pttsburs has been decided by Judge Nc
Cure, srpins the decs,oD Of the Commissioners. The
Court reiIed the scs Of the spIeS and the 10. Of lst7,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-06
NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY JANUARY 6, 1857

26o packages ard u IT'S Cd. To London, 900 bbs 1our
were tsken n n l0hd; grain IVES ~ 3d. . shd, aud
heavy goods 81 3os 81 Cd with 100 packages nxd y
the latter figure and SEQ bbls pork n g. Cd. Rates 70
Havro were Unchanged.
Hay was he'd as 81 u l2k, with moderate sales.
HIDES were firm and iD good request. with Increased
stock.
Hops quiet &c. loc. for Western, while prime
do. was held n lie.
HIDES were arm and in good request with bsstsr
stock.
Scotch ps Vas In moderate roques at $50 $50
LEAIma.-B osh ain 10 Of solo were In good request,
with moderates yaes at full prices The stook remains
light
L,Ms-Rockland continued stesdy, with A hit sales u
800. q 81 20 for common and lomp.
hoAsiKs-Saes 20 nhds. tart Cuba made ct 31o.,
and 30 do Cuba musoovado sold at acc
NAVAL SrCIss-ssles OF 400 bbls spirits turpenune
were made A. sos thirty days. and 100 bos C mmoa
Iosin, siloat at 81 81 and 500 do, from tho yard
per $40 lbs, delivered 1t 81 20. Crude, vita tar, was
unchanged.
Ols were steady and without change Of importance In
uoations
PAoyHloNH- PORK The msrke. was steady, with sales
about 800 o 400 bbis, including n $40 $40
l2h, and old at SO 81 $40 CO. Prime pork vas at
SO 10 SIT. Beef contr ued rm and 10 good dem md
with sales of about 900 400 bbls, including county
PRIME a 50 $40 for now. and country at Sl2
49, Nth repscked Chicago ct s4 so sl6 ana cnoce 10
$40. Bacon continued hfm Gales of long boosless
miooes, city cut a. 1910. Lard WAS in good demand
and ir m a. loo. . IOh.
RICE was inactive, at 40 a4Ao.
sUsARs-rhe sales s,ed z.6 hhds. Cuba misco
vadO, al 90 9<c.
wmsKAy Tho market closed with mors erulpess. The
sales embraced about 900 bos, AZ 2ekc a27,.
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The Ohio Legislature.

CINCINNATI, January 8, 1857.
NE chic Legislature convened 10 adjourned session 70
~ Hon. Lester Tuylor elected President pro TEN
e the Senate. Both branches After the reading Of the
aevernors message adjourned I'LL Wednesday, 70 mako
way for the grand festival morrow night In honor
The opening Of the new State House.
ne message 10 mainly devoted 70 State Affairs il re-
commend. the organization Of Board Of Railroad Com.
hsopers for the supervision aud continuation OF opera
ueps Oh the roads, the resumption Of the goologioa'
survey provision for the public debt shows
nsa The expenses OF the fiscal year ending November
nj were less by saso,Ooo than tbs year
preceding recommends the energetic prosecution
Of the public works revision Of the militia hws and the
Aws relating married women, AMI urges increased
JsdaI compensation. The Governor thinks Ohio should
give expression 70 It's wishes, sud demand reench ens
ana reform the administration Of the national govern
mem, within the last months several appeals from
Ohio emsranis to Kansas have been received, asking
protection and aid letter had been addressed 10 Co.
vernon Gesry In their behalf. Ohio was entitled to de-
and Tor her citizens emeratns 10 tho Territories free
nsress and egress by the ordinary rqtos and complete
psosection invasion, usurpaton and awess visooce
The general government refuses the Governor does not
&ouol the right duty Of the sate 10 interfere good
srsupAs He bo2szThe worst Is over aud thinks that
Qeverpor 6eAry maniesn . disposition 70 project the
rshts Of iree stasc settlers
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nAvns-AspRBwh-Att the house o. me BRIDES "a bev,
on Wednesday, Dec. 81, by the Rev Amuel Sn'tD,
JAmAs d DAvns OF East Now YORK T., to SAasB An
GAIL, edest daughter Of Seth ADdreH Esq, OF 1esce,
Conn.
BCssCE--H,eGm the 6'h OF November, by the
Rev. H. T. sansemsn, Mr.. SAxuBL y SICK, Of IrdiAoA
70 hhs lHzIs youngest daughter Of bd iste VIM r. HI
gins, OF this city.
Western papers please copy.
SwDr-SiAIKR On Thursdsy, D55 70, 1855, by Tho
Rev. W. BAlch Mr.. joins W. swIFr Miss x0euB A.
SIArxR, all Of this city.
Van NAsp-6RsOr AT Port Rlot be nd, staten Island
Dec 81, by the Rev. James Brusuire, Mr.. J0sArB Il
Vac NAsst Mrs CAnoIISn GIBSON oungest daughter Of
Thomas Gibson, Eq.
California papers please copy
Eotuss--BsAIxY. Monday, ia O. by the Rev. n
II. bar Mr.. HxnRy ECnB, Of CianlO 70 Miss Jlss
BRAIxy, OF this city.
Oncinnati papers please copy
DRUxsOlp-BN IY.-- On Monday, Jan. at ne real
dcpce OF the BRIDE by the Rev " Sryker, sAsuD
DrpnGoI W Miss JoeIrHNB r BALss, al Of this city.
Poushleepsio papers please copy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-06

The increase last week pretty large In al he diff
erent departments. The line OF discounts has .hed
point corresponding with that In the early part Of Sep
tember last while ,he specie reserve 10 nearly two
millions less than that tine The deposits have so r
recovered fast y the loans and discounts. Inc In
crease discounts from the lowest pon, hes been about
seven million Of dollars and the increase in deposts
been 70 about The sAme amount. Tho only department
now In arrears on the general movement Ia specie and
sha. RECEIVERS very slowly.
According 10 on1cial returns the amour, OF public
lands disposed Of during the pas, year was 200 900
scres and The land warrants Issued for 30 900
scres-making tn the whole, $3.50 900 acres. The
largest amount ever disposed OF, any former
year, was In the grea: paper money expansion Of
1885, The ssles year reached neatly al 600 900
acres, while this year they have goae up 10 nearly
double that u 10 much 70 be regretted that more
heahful and prudsn, system Of selling the public lands
not adopted that they might be kept open Tor many
years 10 come exclusive benefit Of actual settlers
The years Of the greatest speculation In Western srts
have been 1885, In which L. soc 900 acres were cold
In 1850, In which the sales we're 2o,o7i,s7o n 1855,
~hen the land sales TO 900 sces aud In 1864
900 scres After the great spcculs,ons Of 1895
the sales fell or 1897 10 Sooi lo3 sercs; In 1885, 10
341e GOT acres and ls4l they sunk Low 7s8
The average annual sales Of lands from 1897 70
1852 inclusive, s2o, 900 acree eighth ouy OF
Whist was marketed In the last fsoal yea. with the
Of land vUranu under the or 1852 1864,
the spcculAions recommended have resched
present un unparalleled amount.
The North Ponnsy wanna Railroad has been orcnod 70
Lehian The road connects with the Ieasn valley road.
and opens communicated 70 xsuch chuns where Il In.
terscc,s the Beaver Meadow road These roads, With
their tributaries, connect Philadelphia with the whole
trade Of the Lehsh Valley and Ito coal nelds The sup
ply OF Length coal 70 market will longer
with the closing OF the canal by Ice. The North Penn
syivania road Ia graded Tor double track fore
sight, In vov OF the probable demand for Ishxh coal,
nov annually increasing TIE road 10 90 Z miIes IN
knEths-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-06

evyssss Cousr-Crcult -Pst 1.-So. 40 81 49, as
~, 30, a. a. as, a. 40 ST. bs S. ST. So 81 e3 eb az
-, a. 81 ~, ", ~, 81, 90, So 81, 81 Part Mos
20 "a, "a, 10, 80 40 az ~ 40 IS, s., S. So IS, CO.
surssxs Cour-Speciai Term.-Nos 3, 4, s. g. 10s
nos, ICE, 2os, 400, 2is, 2aT, ais, 2ae 2sO
Cossor PinAs-Part Nos. 40 10 6s sf. 81. Part
SO 10 a.
srppwoR Corpr--Nos 5s 60. So. no. ~, g. ga. "a.
~, 70, n, a. 20, ~ 20 Is IL rs so 81 ts qb 81 ss
ea a. 20 So, ~, 100, lol, lc2 tOS lo4, 1os ioe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-06

LoUHvmiI, Jan. b, 1857
ne Memphis appeal Of Tuesday says considerable ex
asenept exists st. Francis county caused by rumors
Aas the slaves would rise about Christmas Several
Ezses were whipped until fhey confessed the plot d.
nlr story circulation at Napoeonvie, LouisianA
committee had been appointed Ivy the Mayor Of Nash
ve and the Judge of Davidson county 10 examine The
charges oil nsuecon against certain negroes, and they
report that there evidence 70 recommend their a.
charge
NE Mssspp papers ridicule she teegrapho report Of
negro disturbance 10 Jacksou and say tina, had not
The shsdcw OF found alton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-06

Al the second board the market was particularly
active, without much variation In prices Some stocks
were a tribe lower. New York Central fell OF 4 per
cent, Cleveland and Toledo, =; Ia Crosse add Milwaukee
'oS at 70 buyer 20 days and sfer the board, OF ~
buyer 30 days which Is Q decllc Of per cent. There
were BID 20 eay for the Ia Crosse and Milwaukee priv
ese stock, but no ales. The money market was very
tight Throughout
The stesmhp Europa from this pOr, FOR Liverpool, on
Wednesday, will take on, about $3.50 600 In specie.
The following table will show at glance the compars
tive prices ofoertsn railroad stocks the Boston market
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The Illinois Legislatuve.

SPRINGFIELD, On y jan. 8, 1857
ne nliboa Legislature met today. The democrats
Of the Home forciby expelled Mr. Bridges, the repub
can Clerk Of the last House, while the roll was being
sapsd, and finally organized py the election Of Samuel
Bsimc democrat Speaker, and Charles Leie, democrat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-06
The Pennsylvania Legislature.

HARRISBURG, Jan. ., 1857.
me Pennsylvania Legislature meets to morrsw. The
ssmosrac caucus have nominated H. Gctz for Speaker
Q, tho Bouse The Senate caucus meets tomorrow
nssning The republicans will probably nominate David
1ksrsrt for Speaker.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-06
The Case OF Dr. BIGGER.

BrpAlo January b, 1857.
Tes examination Of Or, Bosler closed On saturday a,er
u>oa. whom Coroner Nou committed him, on the charge
Of MURDER 70 await the action Of the Grand Jury. The
pvoners counsel immediately took out writ Of Aabcas
s~p~s returnAbc this morning Owing W tho absence
Of ,he Judge the hearing postponed until Tuesday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-06
Brooklyn City News

ST. PrIrr's PARsa--Tbe nrst service In the new Ep,,
coral church Of this parish, In state street. near Bond
street vii be held tns evening, and viii undoubtss,v
gather large ssscnesge Of both clergy and lsty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-06
Suicide Of Captain Case.

OGDrssuuRo, Jan. 6, 1857
Cap, ny nan Case committed suicide, 90 Sunday night
,, having himself in the rigging Of vessel He was
~ years old, and leaves family. Nervous debility
v>s the suppoeed cause OF his Insanity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-06

The efforts made by the city authorities OF Baltimore
having tailed TO induce the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad
10 declare the proposed extra dividend stock bass
instead OF BY interestpsyipg certificates the Commo-
Council have adopted resolutions which maze n impers
tive on the City Counsellor, on before the sth day
this month TO take such legal step. be mcst eec
tusy resor,ed 70 for the purpose Of pruvenng the
pany from distributing the dividend IN the manner
proposed by the directors. rms sctcu having oceu
Mken BY tie city, remains to be what course viii
be adopted by the railroad compso.
Ihs New Ams'Tdsm Fire Insurance Company has de-.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-06

ProuprNcr. Jan. Q, 1851
mo Rev. Dr. Granger, psssor OF the Firs, Baptist
church IN this city, died today.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-06

PHILADELPHIA, STOCK BoAKp.
PmlAps1rmA, Jan, o, 1857.
reohs steady. Peunsylvana SIS, 81; Reading Rsllroad
can; Long Inland Railroad, i31. Morris Canal, lsy.
Ysnnsy wanna Railroad, -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-06
Wreck Of Brlg Clipper.

Bosros, Jan. 6, 1887.
me Brush brig Clipper, from sidney, C. b, with
cargo Of ccal wen, ashore saturday night OF Hall
Mecrsv we're saved