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Call the Roll of the States !?

81 - - 'E-rHf 49, -
This is a year OF Democratic victories.
The Union loving men of the nation are
gathering in their mighf,D AID triumph
sitter II ;1hph'foll6ws in brilliant success
sion : This news of the past week. is
eart9chsering.4 LIST us call the roll Of
the States, and see how they stand
osh NEW YORK,
First and foremost in int tie ranks of the
Union, comes New York, the most pow
erfulAthe Empire State. The recon:
victory achieyd by theiNew York De
m1odcracy is truly astonishing. They
have carried everything A gain of
%, 900 in one year is q triumph over
which they may vel" be proud.
PENNSYLVANIA.
The old keystone comes 10 with 49,
900 majority. A Democratic Governor,
and other State officers, and a Democrat
ic Legislature, now hold the roins of
government. ~""+
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y .! OREGON

Dsaeyi u OREGON ] ladW Il
Has also taken her place among the
supporters of the National. Admipistra-
She viii send two. Represents;
.tives and two United Stntes Senators to-
Washington. 81 81 ;9f5A 81 h2!asR I
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jackson Township.
Mimin Township.
Milton Township.

"a % i ar HoTth west
I24i96l Part sonth east --s..... ~.
'i24i9 North east cor. south east .,..,..-.
Ti2il 2tWest part north east
94 70 aSouth part west I north west,y,.-
2f,22 Part west isouth east. -. Il
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TRIAL BY JURY

TRIAL BY URY z'aao9
MO EAST ORWEST can ~copfine our pow
~ ers, the verdict Of the world is ours
" hen the decision vent forth. all the BARRIERS
Ashland had to hang their heads, the prsseE1a
MEDAL was granHd IL HfoRfEI pokseYsf for his
uperierity over, all .others. He has takentheT
Id Barber Shop under the eSampsel House,
sliish he has furnished viii pew, and skilfuLHn
lahds Hwho4 an ot &ILtg give satisfaction 70 q
III the,community agd h crest, of mankindssA
bPERFBMERY~ the best and Farest-
s stdishi. fSsls1wB P4Cs4dh frsaS"
! kghaaSM Fsbb4,1s5E rdasgKls q 1T
.slsgAlaass feRa Lot afPfF5 SailPfna .sD3a
ANEahile and a half west ofeAsblaHds on
the roadisading from Ashland to-Qfives-
burg. one acre prIahd1a1f aFgu9aEdFeliing
Ioase, and Stable, and a good wsf1.sSf water
lindlaa great variety Of Ffslt. TEess and ecoc
heap sis.Sa1 = DAVID ST0YERts FL
Feb, s., 1857. fi4u IL
78 80 ,alsd Eaa aot 4.sssl.e FliFd eHf
D. ftifPsi sfrifynfs iasttut 90
.aIgAu DEE>i ismsSE 100
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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-11-18

Our White dend pground i'm Oil: is putIunin pe
which we guarantee to be STRICTLY PURE,
for fnenesS and Wilderness. HNH' 3'0Ai 4~
20 Having Resident partners,ib New York and. Ph
in the market, we, are enabled to sell for cash, or
as Eastern jobbing houses s@A4 ~ go 80
iuTERR.. A. FL ia ESlEOGEAtSs EK MiifF uLGI
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B. 4 nbbtG atssafi ssdtTS5bh ST., ca4ciDg. nentaaiaha pO
T~tohaiars .SErussGa Supporter and Syrlnges;
- We would ipyite, those estrogT0i Pure5IasihE s
pulree.s = OR aeiecfiJn efnbraceso fade 9goea1S .
Porh ddiees Satta1erha RUM MnISSga : - "a
z. Rum. Old bourbon Whisky. Ola Mononsahe
Holiahd Gin Rose Gin 9 To- -.ell oa.e.
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Smoking tobacco In barrels, smo7 bad
esnsu! Rio anhEoid Cav daVaoG affeeom
bas wsa x. HIIppfFiala md Blaek ] !
=, .,.. ,.ad Rice BIZ the Dbl and ha
bHsqsb 4esuof oa bfgoN CatTaats,di I'd
sdt 81 bsIaiss bsd sd bGs .noeBgsqoqD
.aoaIq s'nosieI deot VOC bns .ssREa'
sse7g eds o9sdv ,tas1's 4osd 5 80
1870 sadoaa7d aoe79 4.sdl ws1dt sse1t
doidR ,aaaiio9 ilsms & boots ,zen adj
soismni - 10 s5irg 9h3 assd seuo Bat
1Dj ,a9b1s9 sbig bsi2ss1fs5i aTolsd
aa1 aa. 81 RsT2 szaTG dae7 iiel
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NJ Office is hereby given to all tcohcernc,
IS ty due on the Lands and Town Lots describe
and if the same be not paid into the county Urea
therefor, before the second Monday of December
month, } then and in that case, each tract Of Land
.feited, ON which the Tax, Interest and Penalty rel
of December, a. D. 1857, .(being the Fourteenth da,
door of the Court House, in Ashland county Ohio
and Penalty, and that said sale will be continued
and Town Lot described in the foregoing list shall
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- mna sti oi9PufVerlzeh, 17a~ ~ 94ias3,d
il sd1 10 ESQ bel Gganulated and ail Is
-, -; a,.y ,a7b 10 Coffee spgar4(A 3.
10 -7so g saa 81 ,yl5mosS 5sSaap6d seyar,
Is mos bine9 naG % baa .ssazi u 1aNtaO
30 10 oTaa essen sd 10 .s9seV 1sits5 bnasa
- Blind o. b~siqnsiia aem vac II .dTow
og ed5 ssod Term aaeisE egiTad9 .eeued q
il i4guas sIgoag bu0oIs seiim sol bas ,5oJ
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DIED.

BAaBEB-yp Brooklyn, Thursday SEPT, 10, Miss JeFushs
Barber aged G. yeaEs
Msid1 ony daughter Of Rs oh E ana Csfollre NJ Blok
s,ed year. months md ~ days.
ByRFEIND-At No l6 West stree, Thu-sdsy Sept. 10,
Mazda daggh,e Of Dietrich and Anna BaEfend aged 10
months tnd 26 lsys.
DALLAs-In th, city on Wednesday, Sep. g. J. A Dallas
Artist. aged q years.
DRADDY-AtN No G. Jsnes street Thursday SEPT. TO- after
short ba. illness David Draday in the iA Of
bis age, nstive Of County Cork. Ireland.
FSHEROn Friday, Sept II Mrs. Selma H. Fisher, aged "a
years after lingering '.lness.
The fiend and acquaintance invited 70 attend The funeral
at the re,dence Of Prof Bush No POI Henry street, BorOk
lyn, Sunday 18th, a: 81 O'Clock
H0L@Es-0p Friday, Sept H. Mr. Richard t Holmes in the
His relatives and friend. respectfully invited % tend bis
.s5a on saPs'y west . ~ & whoa
Dvsion His remains will be taken 10 Green wood for inter
BARRINGToN-As No SO Filth street Thursday, Sep: TO-
after short Illness Denis Harnst9n eldest 'on Of James
Harrington, aged 20 years and months.
LuoLOWA; Philadelphia on Tsesdsy Sept he Rev John
thu Theological Seminary OF the Reformed Dutch Church,
Ca crime onS DAUGHTER Of John and Margaret Mayer ssi1
year. months and 10 days. -
sse son Of the .te hsbod Pra w.
The rstves and friends Of The family invited attend his
Thempson No. West twenty fifth street on ssturdsy the
15h int Az solCsa M without further n'tioe rb0,
Sept TO- Mary infant cbia of James and Anne Porteu'
sCHNirKER-On Thursday Sept TO- after severe irness
Anna daushter Of henry and Cathsrne schrser aged Il
sfOUTENBURGH-At Jamaica Long Island, on Thursday
afternoon. Sept 10, William stoutenbursh, in tbs 18th
s1IIivANExt No 23l Mulberry stree. on Thursday, Sept
TO- after short Illness Daniel Sullivan, in tee 10Th year of
s.s s %. ss,e s K Cary
1owARAt jersey City, N j. Jonas s. Tow.r, in the 4s:h
WILSON, hi. sity Thursday Seq. 10 ser :h9r. H.
ness Mr. Joseph wilson, Artist. in .he 39d year Of his
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ROW IN the SIXTH WARD.

Orders HAVING BEEN given 70 tie Sixth W@d t''
H<es 30 keep the street corners ;ter p6-o. cebr
Ofces Carr % accordance With he ostrucscrs, sbCu.
10 COCK Last ever:rg attempted 10 clear he conner
81 Canal and Mott st-ests C q garg Of Dsaa RAD
lts." Immediately the gang Sc. ufOr lin ard ies-
suea young thief whom he rad arrested for resisting
hin. The sficey went toward re etttien-HOuse aud
net Oficer Spear, WITH whom &c returned, a,d on
boxing into drinking shop saw me Nuow ttas
Asd been arrested loading p,.el. They ~ he'd in
AID took Il from him. On the way OFT they were Get
&pon at the corner Of Baxter an Cso.l streets, by
large body Of two or three hundred Of TIE "RaSt:s
ard beaten dreadfully.
Some Of tie Fourteenth Ward ofiiosrs cane Up a.
THE 1ncture, bat were driven 5e:b ard Officer Slen;sr
Of Ia. Ward was Gu: badly On the aes3 with
stone or some weapon.
TIE Sixth Wsrd off ,ers returned - theiT S..son-
Hease, aLd al the offeers tha. coai bs ra-s:ered
were esr. out b1. found al que: ard c1rld make 10
Areets.
bb,-t IL O'Clock large rumhsr Of the Fon-tee1ta
Ward men were sent 10 the scene q the sfray, Dat
found their services we're no. needed.
Tie rsme OF the thief FIRST arrested is Peer C3:sey
He hss been out of State Prison only about two weeks
HIS shirt, torn and bloody, bTousd: 20 :he Station
Eoase One or Two other thieves received sons dam
age from tho locuss. The officers ssssiled w'h
thoweYs Of stones during the ARRAY.
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FRIDAY, Sept. III. II

FRIDAY, Sept. ll-t.E
The Stock market is moderately active to-day, and
very irregular, although the geneT tendency is up
ward. There is rather time business doing TO.
day Blu. there is still large amount of cash Stock be-
ing thrown on the market BY parties who are unable
longer to carry them. AT the Second Board the feel
ing was rather better and after the Second osrd,
with but little disposition TO operate, the quotations
were generally well sustained The wants OF the
public continue TO force Bank Stocks out and prices
generally are lower. The same feature is noticed in
regard TO the better clss of Railroad Stocks which,
Being more available than other descriptions,
the market is oversuppHed by investors and Others,
who now forced to sacrifice them for the purpose
OF raising money. Erie closed at 20i. The terms OF
the Paris proposition are, We understand 10 for q
3 y cent. preferred stock sharing abou. that with
the old stock Reading is 45; Mich. Sol:hern, 2ll
La Crosse, l6; New York Central, 70l; Rock Island,
u.s. This latter stock has been depressed by OF
probable postponment Of the October diyidendfor 80
days. No action has beer lad in tie Board upon the
question State Stocks rather plenty, bu. the a5-
sorption is considerable. New-York State 5s sid a.
95. The failure of State Banks will supply the
market more freely thar of late with these stocks.
The mail for the steamer to morrow will be g very
light one, and Exchange raes are lower and irregu.r
Private transactions are being made at very low fg-
ures Francs are more plenty ard have wide range
of $50 to 517I. Sterling lie nominsy ssl bu: some
frst-clsss bills have been sod al y cent.
Freights are gradually Strengthening Ty Liver
pool, $4,000 busb Grain a. jli. in bulk aud Cd. in
bsgs 1900 bbls. Flour a. Is 3d. q ls I'd; 23Q pun.
cheons Molssses at 49,. 5000 light Pips Save, a.
3Os 1900 bbls Rosn a. l3d 3Oobslss Cotton a. d.
To London, 500 bbs. Rosn at 2s I'd 1000 hhds.
Sugar at 5s. TO Glasgow l2j bbls. S:ar.h a. p. ca.
To Bremen 500 hhds. Sugar At zoe. brig Of l90.uns
10 Para ard back foI $4,000. brig 20 load Hay sai
SAT- for Richmond CT 20e. fer he former 1s3 l5c.
sack fer he G;.eI. Jis setIoreT C'y Belle, q Is
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Markets. Peported b. Ts,egropl.

CHARLEsroS, Sept II. ls57CoTrosSsles fer tie week
1000 bses the market depressed and prices nominal WBsar
declined s 25. Flour declined Is 10 Soc. v Dbl
NEw-ORLEANs Sept IL, 1857 -CorroN-Saes to-day LOO
bales mostly Mddns 5}d sic sales Of the week $40
bales including $50 receipts Of the week 100 bxs
sgaint oQo bales in the week II lG year; stocA d
port bales FLOUR steady. with large In.
ouiry WHEAT steady. Coas firm a. 70dISc Mess Poax
s o. LARD ru l7ic for kee. Rio CoFFEEPrims ilic,
Of the week 2o bags receipts Of the week stock
10000 bags FREGBrs-Co,ton TO Liverool Id 20 Hsvrs
lie Other srcles unchanged
BUFFALO Sept li--6 . Flour lower; sales Of leo
bbs at 81 fr rood Stste; $685. 81 for extra 0se and
Indiana SEA So for double d. and Michigan WrIAr
steady; sales of I4tOo bush at s for mixed Illinois cosn
held FIRMLY ssles Of 600 bush Of sec OARS quiet; sae ~
S5d36c WHISKY dull at &c Fsrienrs covert Coro 70 Al
bany edqfc LAKE for the "a hours ending 81 300
today3 600 bbls Flour 1900 bush Wheat 1000 bish
Corn 600 bush Oats. CANAL ExPoRTs-SevObash Wheat
g., 900 bush. Corn. ,.
CHIc.co Sept. 1i-6 p. m.-FLous quiet. WaEar quiet;
sales at CSC CoRS nstve sales at Sc. OATS so OF sac
SHIPMENTS Bufalo-No Flour or Wheat 3ooO Bush Cora
REcEprs-25 500 bbls Flour 900 bnsh Wheat, %Ooo eush
Corn. =.
ALBANY Sept 1l-6p m.-BARLgyM Market easy bu prices
about the same sales 400 bush handsome Orleans County
81 bush Canada East heated private terms 1900
hush do at &c. and 200 bush at 81 time With interest
There was sale Of 5000 bush new MALT VI % CoN-
Sales 900 bush Western Mixed at 7oc anos ara TIC IN
car lots over the River
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B.rins, Brothers & Co.'S Circular.

Per Europa LoNpoN, assi 80 -,
The Colonial and feigs Produce markets have been qu.e
a,,;rs The week CoIIoS de4rer BREApsTrFFs dun an
liver MOyEY in good demand cossoL: ls'ye Oh s.Gss.i
.nc,icsn F.sLIs 76 Mexican DOLLARS u DorsLooSs-
Spari,h II ed7s South American ~ jd7eiS " -
Coppys-Prces Of Manufactured heye been edvaacsd "a
n We row quote Tough Cake and Tile fl2l loi tun
shesthins is.d Yellow Metal sheahins llld 10 . .u
CocpxE Al, firm so bsgs, Of auction chiefly sold al f1
rte, Honduras Silver "a for grain l0di Tor good
s5dS for ord mid Black as for hne and az 10 ios
"a 20 GOOD Teuerife Silver 3lld4 and good Black i@
45 Mexican Silver 5 7dJ 9. co, -.
CoFTEE in demand and prices further improved eoo
7 ba.. aud $40 bags Plantation Ceyop suction oousnt
Advance II 6d75 for small 20 mid bold reyish UodS lor
d y, rood bold blue and 6d9s for pea beny ]o bags
E,ys eyon IS $50 cases reichery Il as ior small 70
o mid ley.h s. san for pale mixed and - sgy ioi
pea beTy scasss bags wynard Plantation ai
s.ss NeisherIy IS e7s for low mid and ord pale i,'
RI, Prys.ey so.e parcels Cost, Rics wthtrswn
tom ub sale week cold prces not thea oetAnAbie
AZ par floating Of g. Domingo for Fear
CoSc. Grr 27c tsfs uJs ed J1.p.sss said Ss,
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500. Z no: large .nd hsnd.one arnly hid It ma
st ~; s'' ssl :. s:sy % ss :,
oss. as ss%'Ts and s9 o. for S:ne ..s al =;
quS.t sales Of wn,.r Bsesed q sss 81 es az q =, =
sc in obs. mo. L~d sad Rcd o.: arr Sch ans ID ~
90 I2d IS Is fer ard ss asSs 81 sr ps.l ..
pheDe selling 49, SIC for lNse snd small p.c.. ana w
PRoyISioNS"A fa aesas foT Po,t . ssi. .'s
still, higher for Ness With less ofesr the sale. are as ~
Clear ard Ell 25as2i 10 for Primo. Beef xh' 'os
poe; The demand fair for ,se local rs; he al:
a +Ie for extra do. Bacon 70 10 moderate snpo,,
sale. Of Western Smoked st hiGi5c Lsrd s,m t nrn
Tor snail o,s Better rather caster ,ses Of s.s, pre-
22c .nd Ohio At i5aisc Cheese lower sales ass ITO
RICE little more atve for export; sales Of iyts. Z,
GLIDING 10 for export, at gar.
SUGARS TRUE unsettled and needy holder. Offer f..,
10 r,sze cash. The export DO and has suoxdea 10, IL
ent rrrctrs and the trade being The buyers isy rSs
100 bids wo.'ly Cuba at "a snd 80 boxes Hssns
al 7c in bond R-ners working their horses very Ina
edly the small production Is dioal; TO sea ssss
tvity st ID. redpc,ion ,s.. Of GO bags the
and sse DO in Boston. at 81 60 = bush s,'s
Of a sale Of 500 n B.rcelopa Deer st 4oc 6 mos,
TEAs-The tone has slightly improved, and thsressg.
TOBACCO Needy holders have been obliged to .,e.y
decline, 70 allies cs'h sales to considerable e1en. are u
low &c. The Leaf market aside from the embsrrsans
osf.0rsd Sy ss PAIL on SiG9sy E,s SGsDe G
geci,y pound. for shipment 70 New otlesn. and Mosk
Small Wortz has also met With lair inquiry, AZ
nodatirs terms The sales embrace 200 hha. Ken.hy "a
&c., IS bales Havana st 4sc, n Seedesf q. 49, Ia
Florida and IS bales Cuba on private terms. :
TlNBlock Tin is inactive and less snoysnt Bans
bosh. 70 arrive easily at sac cash. OF at saes 81
slabs have been made al about IS cents months wh,h 4
lower Plates insnmate but previous prces Vel
sustained.
TALLOw-The demand s.esdy and holders firm; es Of
5000 N al I2idl2ic. for prime Western In lots -
wHIsKY-The market esseri sales of 500 bis a. s
and mail lots at 25lc
WHALEBONE-The market here as well az a. he Fac .
very qe but the stock light aud price. are sdssssd not
wi;hstandips the panic in the money market
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-12

The Cour. I'D &, op.o r,t,aed Z { noJ vel: 4 "N.
sliltyn
Nj Hal then a.hed .ho % ut "a .e omn ne hC;,s.d
% be h.a n his po,.ftion several other IN --c,mens
sssn,t shs defendant VII be 'u -dei = p'oss o
Ni,ho 5ssy. lie shor Z, within few doy -ea,Tesn Ian
A..s.,ory Trans Company. Mr. Hal sssestsd As osl a
the sum ol 600 would b Gcc.paee - gralIits M
British L,ueuauts appeaancc the day Of A Tn-h o.
v accordingly fixed by TIE Court AID IN default q "hS
Marm,lake6 ~ss aiken baes by -be of sr. 1ne pnbA;
p.os,cntor also ,usee.ed he p-opy thai the young womn
wso had disappointed him be personally D'e1osacd
Cott which the Court conserted - DO lac defendsn u
th. case wac surrounded BY fearful o. counsel .a7n
devoted 20 his ss than three lawyers viz hsUs
Philips Psarcy and KIgha!dson The Jury were her -
charged mt. II o'co:s M5Dds7 morning and the Court al
iouraea % that how.
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clusive during the yesrs 1855, 1856 and 1857 ::

Everything at the Clearing House passed of well
bis morning, and the smaller banks show that they
ere taking strong position. The amount Of the eI.
change was smaller than for any day in two years
past.
During The past week there were shipped over the
Cumberland Road 1866 tuns; over the Pennsylvania
Road 1874 tuns; over TIE Georges Creek Road 1874,
and over the Hampshire Road l,667 tuns. Total for
the whole coal region for the week 2999s tuns, and
for the year i95, iS4 turs.
The ". O. Della contains the annual statement o.
the trade of New Orleans. The following table will
snow the re,epts and exports of the leadng staples
f,r two wears PAS.
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MANFRED.

piFFJE-LEyITT-On Monday, Sept - &c. Ch1rsh o. -
lanes by The Rev Nj. Maria Edward s. D1ffe 10 Mise
En- liz Jane Levitt: formerly Of Philadelphia.
aLEANTZER-LE COMTg--O On TtrrsIsy evening Sept 10 a.
he Ththstret NJ T. Church, y he Rev. A. C. Fos. NJ
Jues Of Frlrce = M! Jre L Comte Of ths city
California papers please copy.
PLATT-LAYTON-In this city Thurtdsy, SEPT ~ a. D
ocl1ci H. Of The esid.rcs a the slids's father bY me
s.y J Eedy Of Illinois joseph NJ Plat to Amanda A.
Layton both Of New YORK.
REEVES N~RPHY - On Wednes1a5 Sept a. he zen
den,e fthe brid. fher by The Rev p e. MI Crap
man S. Reeves 70 Sarah T. Murphy, al II this city
Now Ofleans AZ OIaage Q lnty papers pease copy.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.......sEPI 10
Cleared.

Steamship Atlantic, Edredge Liverpool, =. X. Collins
shps-Ifiand (Brem). Won Hagen London Chas LuliEsj
Kit Carson tcp) Dillingham;. San Francisco John Earle
Brss-Waverley RsyDes, Newburypor Perkins, Des;no
Span Sole B.roeOns Curt. Co Queen Ether iSa I
SpaD Moistsny Barcelona. 0slwey, Cssado Tesri Ma
tide, Richurd,on, Falmouth, c: 4 Z. j. Peters. .,-
SehoonersN. w. Smith, Wyatt, Charleston, McC:sasy,
Mott Coz Racer, Pesrce Richmond, Van Bunt slssnsi
Keen Chattin, Savannah Scranton T.lman; Perevsa
tame Elizabeth City, d. Gnes Son Co Gulf Stream God
frey Mobile Lsyt.n Hurlbut West Wind, Seaman. Mich
mcnd Van Brunt slssht ). NJ. Warren, ChaPgsn, New
Haven, J. B. Edwards
sloop-Trace, Rogers Philadelphia Jas Hand Go.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-12

Po1YGAaY IL UTAB.-The Washington DA'oH pap
hshes the following e1rsc. Of letter dasei Aug -
1857 from al intelligent gentlsm.a in Utah to his cor
respondent. in this city:
dPolygsrny in lie most detes:ate lorms IS practcsd
ir few Cases of which have bead. ln one case
man was sealed 70 both q widow woman and nsf
daughter IN another, 70 halfsister. Inc vice IS Pc
Snrnno General ;ns6much tina. man is questioned in
his religion who refuses TO pfac'ice IT, AND al Tins q"
th1 nnme Of or h0Ln re!iRi0R.'
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pb.
The weather has continued to be extremely hne and the
hsrves be considered secured and the Grain crops
premise abundant yield of fine quality The Potato disease
IT, however general thougout England and to
be increasing There little better demand for WHEAT
to-day at reduction of Sd y 10 b the rates Of last week
FLOUR and INDIAN Corn continue dull at decline OF II y
kbl in the former and Cd quarter in the latter Waite
WHEAT, 9i+a9l9; Red 1859 u 10 10 Western Canal
FLOUR $685. Ohio S2 asa kPhadelphis and Baltimore,
slls32i Csnsda!Sl ass Dbl White INDIAN Com, a.
mia ed and yellow, IS sass y quarter.
The sales Of Ros for the week amount to 900 bbs at SO
as y cwt for common quality. Nothing DANG in TuRPEs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-12
BY telegraph.

BOSTON Sept. IL Spoken Aug 20 h'. = p,tnee.
bar. eaIa Wnd'p c " for s Hong
Philadelphia would take command aHa p''
spslen Aus %, LAT. 81 % brig Leni from AeA'h'''
BADGES. =. ALTA. scv Ii,eireci,
,silsd from Rocipor. ON the Sd inst. hsvps p.tau
AT buk, lion Moore Antwerp Lucy, 'ohs" '~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-12
Brown, shipley & Co.'s Circular.

rev EHTordl LINERPooL, aug. 90, loof'
The market has been greatly excited during the past
week and prices Of American descriptions have advanced fully
d. q No. with transactions amounting to 10000 bales OF which
spectators have taken 900 and exporters 600 bales The
total stock in this port reduced 70 sS bales or W 600
bales below the stock at this period of last which
good deal anxiety TO the rsde aud induces those who have
the to increase their stocks the high prices now
The sales day estimated at 200 bales the market
closes firmly but with less excitement at the following quo
tatiops:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-12
IAdvertsement
CATARACT CITY BANK, PATERSON, n. j.

In various reports By panic akers
The deem their duty 70 the public to state tna
inward are the Marine Bank and are taken at par
tys The banks Of this city, The smaller denominations are
k.n ON depos tie small rate Of discount. also are
and AWAY, have promptly redeemed By the agents OF the
E.ri J. NJ BEACH Co, No. Is Wa.l-st New-iork.