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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-01-01
BOOKS FOR IOWA.
III THE crrror A suaIIaG7o1.

F.CCpSE ssIs- would call the attention
- ofthe citizens Of Iowa TO the unsxampled acil-
ties they possess for furnishing every article the Book
and Stationery line. Their stock complete In every
department, and the connection Of Burlington with the
hrst inanua, turing places in the world by railroad
places then In the heart Of the market Their esta
lsnent Is divided into distinct apartments each In
charge OF the most competent assistants.
LIST. MISCELLANEOUS Bo0ks--The publications Of
the aiderent eastern and western houses are Ilae-
ed on their shelves almost as AS issued.
I'd. SCHOOL BOOK DEPAKfMENT.-Are agents for
NlGeIhce's, sanders, aud most OF the school books
published IN the Union They furnish them at pub
lisher's prices, making them come to the buyers
least tVpsr cent. cheaper than We procure them
at any place.
81. Ian LOOK DEPARTMENT.-As agents for the
principal ias publishing houses in the Union they
can Furnish any legal works whatever at pubiica-
4th. MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. at all times
9TH. BLANK BQUkS.--Bankers, Merchants, and Rail-
road Companies find every variety Of blanks
at their house
9th. sIAfIuNkEl "A large stock Of Cap Letter, and
Commercial Note paper, and envelopes Constantly
It'll. AGENTS DEPARTMENT no way can young
man without means establish himself in business
20 easily AS BY securing subscribers 10 publications
FOUND on their shelves trial will individually
Sth. PAINTERS DEPARTMENT As agents for L.
Johnson's type Foundry, they can supply immedi-
ateiy from their stock on hands every variety Of
News and Ornamental type, Gases, Galleys, Chases,
Presses, brass and Lead rule-Also, News and Col
ored inks. printing paper Of every size. flatcap
Folio Post cold Medium, cards, card board, cher
omatic boards. and rything, In fact, connected
with printing Office.
An examination Of their stock Is all that II requested
n3D-n
BOOTS e SHOES.--A choice Lot from
the Bsst Wovkman, at IT, STREET.
Nay, attn, le6A
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Estray Notice.

VVAKEN up by James Moore, living In kichisnd
IL Township, Wspelio county, lowa. - IN Gssray,
One Horse Scli, Of darn roam grey, right hind not
white, with white The forehead with yoke on,
supposed to be two yea old last Gpring and Appraised
ut my five dollars. yOegPh CAMPBELL,
OGtumwa, Dec ". fS56--4S-em Clerk.
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Dissolution.

TIME co-partnership heretofore existing between
the subscribers under the name and style Of Bar
rett Mill.r dissolved by mutual consent the
LIST day of December last The business Is carried
D. Barrett at the old stand, who solcis the contin-
ed favors Of the public. DANIEL BARRETT.
Vim. II. MILLER.
Dec. Path, 1256-433t
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HUN EYse sARsA AR A RIGBA
nF all remedies Chat have been disccvered 6srius
Che present age for the thousand In thaa 6esh b
6er TO-" none eqaai this wonderful preparations. Only
three yesrs have elapsed since the discoverer lNhe
eetiug H. rst Introduced 70 the Public. and L ~.
ready recognized by The most eminent physcians In all
parts Of the country, TO be the most surprising and e.
ecive remedy for certain diseases Of which they have
AN other compounds syrups Of this root have hith
erto failed TO nd the sanction TO the faculty. be-
cause on being tested they have been found TO contain
Of the sarsapara, often njure the health Of the pa
tent. IL Is not so with Hurieys preparation.
This Is the pure and genuine extract Of that root and
WILL ON trial. be found 90 effect perfect ~ te
following complaints and diseases:
Affections of the Bones, Habitual Costivcuess,
Debility, Indigestion, e'
diseases ofthe Kidneys, LIVER Complaint,
Dyspepsia, Piles,
Erysipclas, Pulmonary Diseases,
Female Irregularities, Scrofula or Kings Evil,
fistuia, SYPHILIS,
Eesides curing the above, II Is also known to be
great and powerful tonic, purifying the blood and In
MIGRATING the sy stem. :. s
toned and its general effect the system the most
ecseous as II Is the most desirable remedy Of The are
1t already extensively used throughout the country
and Is fast obtaining an European reputation The
stances Of cures 10 has affected daily coming the
propretor's knowledge, and he has hetitstion In
recommending IL to and all who desire to procure
relief from suffering Ore bottle being tried Its effects
viii be too apparent TO admit of further doubt
Pecolect ifurleys Sarsaparilla is the only genuine
article in the market
Price u per Bottle, or six Bottles for s.
For sale at the Mandatory the of Seventh
and Green Streets louisville KY, aud by all the whole.
ale bouses throughout the United states and Cana la
81 Wholesale and retail by w. L. ORR, ottnmwa,
Iowa. 42e1c
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Our New Head,

Ins.e.d Of being in the paper this week. as we
expected, is somewhere between here and Chi
cago. in the care of the American Express Co.
Hence, we are compelled to use a temporary
and inferior one until it comes to hand.
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SEGARS = TODACCO.-A fine ar.
ticle Ct chewing tobacco. and Spanish Ssears
~ the box. ct
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NOTICE

VUNHOSE knowing themselves indebted to the
III Firm OFF. M. SWAN CO., are earnestly request
ed to cail at Mr. Majors room, above Hodge Park
bursts Store, and make payment or before the First
day Of January next. J. NJ. SWAN 4 co.
Ottumwa Dec f8 '56--n42 2m
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G. ID ] G "A G d
Wholesale and Retail
Paper. StatiOnery..& Blank Book
ESTAB LIS III NJ EMIT.
A. II. BURLEY,
Has a. his old Stand, lsa Lake Street, Chicago,
1000 Commercial Note;
1900 I" Ladies' Bath, white ard coiored do;
eoored and Of aIsiyles for commercial, ofeial,
Also, visiting and fancy cards Of all styles; Printers
and card board Coored printing papers; fancy
and cqored paper for bronze aud other printing! Mar
PRINTERS INK.
New Book and coiored inks
EMgineers' nranglltfng Instru.
menfs,
Drawing papers Tracing Profile and crosssection Pa
per- tape lines T. squares, triangles, ivory and box
wood scales draushting pins, tracing linen, and roll
drawing paper.
at Low PRICES
Gold and Steel Pens lead, wax envelopes, Pencils, wr
ting inks Of all coicrs, port folos writing desks.
bankers and Office men are invited to ex-
anime our stock Of
OFFICE STATIONERY,
which Is complete than in any store in the west,
with commercial and legal blanks, bill heads cards.
way bills, shipping bills and receipts.
Account Books,
Consisting Of Ledgers, Journals, Daybooks, Ilotsers
Invoice Books, Cash Books, shipping Books Receiv.
ing Books Receipt Books. Bill Books, Note Books
Order Books, Memorandum, &c.
Hooks, Forms, blanks &c.,
Tor Railroads. Banks and Offices Of any STYLE
promptly executed In style unsurpassed.
MY business Is exclusively in Paper Stationery and
Blank books and every effort win be directed keep
Ing the best Of every article desired and TO give salts
faction to all customers Having just completed
stone front building customer will end me on the old
spot, 122 Lake Street. Al. BuRLkY
Oct l5-n33-ly
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NEW WHOLESALE
81 RrTi;.ArLR.
DRUG AND FAMILY
M T. DICINE STOREi
VHyRE .ATTENTIs.s Of ths eitissns q o,ten.
Ard sdI0ining COunsics, generally,
Ia called the store the subscriber has opened In
9. RICHARDS NEW BUILDING,
OTT u M w a,
where win always be found sEs.ECT AsSCRT-
DRUG AND FAMILY
MI IL I'D &c L N IL S
WARRANTED ALWAYS TO M
Pure ard Unadusterated.
PHYSICIANS and Others in want Of sied
tention paid to compromising Medical preparations,
and q =. y sClAN's As.E sSIssE ssfs.
purposes, direct fron the Custom House.
| am respectfully. &c..
VIZ. y. ELMENDORF,
In s. Richards New building. Ottumwa, Iowa
Dec. III, ls56--n4l
XXyPITEJEAB.-- Zinc, Lin.eed, Sperm,
w Neatsfoot and Tanners Oils. Red Lead, Lith
arge Putty, Window Glass Of all sizes, for sale by
Mi WIZ. y. FAMEND0RF
AyCSFeL, spts Turr entine, yarnish, Rosin,
~ Rosin Oil, Burning Fluid, &C., for sale sy
TSGpeL. Coach, Black Leather, Japan and De-
~ mar yarnishes Of the best quality for sale by
UDorkNI' ~ and Eclectic Medicines, Shakers
De- A. a II.~I~ f.~a aI.k -
raj ''' WI. =. ELMENDoRF.
i Eau de Cologne, Lubin's / Bazin' 5 Extract, Balm
Of Thousand Flowers for beautfying the complexion
for sale BY [n4Il WIN. Il ELMENIoKF.
Cry. ou,NINE, Chiniodine, Piperine, Nor
- phia, Select Powders and Tilden's Alcoholic Ex-
tracts, for sale by fn4il VIZ y. ELMENDoRP.
yHyRVSSES. Breast Pipes, "Lacteals, !" a beautiful
IL article Of Nursing botte,-aso Surgical q Dental
Instruments, for sale by
DATENT MFDICuNrS.--Jaynes articles,
u Ayres Cherry Pectoral. " Rhodes Fever 4 Ague
Cure" Railways articles, Mustang Llniments and
nal WIN. r. ELMENDoRF.
lSROCER HAS - Rio. 4 Java Cofees, Tea, su
IL gar, Molasses, STARTS syrup, Rice, candles,
Soaps, Fish, etc., for sale by
EvRIITS. M t., &C. --Raisns, Currants,
~ Citron, Elme Figs, Prunes in fancy boxes aud
jars, dried Fruit, Sardines and oysters Almonds
Wanuts Lrazii Nuts. Pickles and Brandy p, aches for
sale by mall VA. =. ELMENDoKf.
vEyO So >. a'sMEN. 81. --Riaes. Single and
u Double Shot Guns, Eleysn Gun NaGs ssEley,s',
Water proof Caps and Cartridges Colts and Alien's
Re,olvers--aiso Powder, Shot ana Lead for sale by
nal hn. +. ELMENDokF.
"AUIM ARE IHA RDWAlsY !!.Nails,
u IL Shovels, Spades, Axes, Chains, Carpenters and
Builders Mat, rialsfaney and Table Cutlery and ev-
erythng usually found in first class Hardware store
for sale by. mall NM r. ELMENLoRF.
HtGNFct9IGNAIsIE Hes. :. Kibbe. Crane 4
~ Rowarth's Celebrated Candles always fresh. for
sale by mall WM r. ELMENDORF
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NO. 1
READY PAY
STO r ID .
HEAVY FALL STOCss!

DUHCHAsED With great care In the Eastern
II cities asd now coming In (by railroad to Mt Pleas
sntJ and opening rom day to day Having led on in
ard are not TO be undersold by any" bats only
excepted, a. We never see them.
Filling up store rooms, ninetysIx feet In depth,
cannot enter into details OF stock, but will be
happy to show you round 81 all times.
DRY GO0DS-We c0er Broad cloths, French twilled,
black blue and brown hesyy plain and fancy 1 .s
styles fine doe-skins, plain and fancy satfnets
ion cassimeres, tweeds, KY Jeans, cords - Shaker
ties shirting stripes hickory, checks drills, sing-
hams, chambrays, diapers, &c; new styles prints
BROWN She a,s s' shn &C. broad han
bieached and unbieached "a to GA and s4. from 8
IA cts upwards. Bags, bsrging, drills Osnaburss,
RICH DRIES G6ODs-Heavy Slack silks, Fall plaid.
do satin stripe poplins, satin stripe wool Delaines
an de- STYLES printed ndns, d. 1 ms
porters and agents and sold low.
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING G0ODs--Bostou and
Philadelphia Manufacture--MateriaI and Cut far
superior to "slop work." A great variety and at
fair prices. Fine shirts, underehrts, drawers fur
and buck gsntlets gloves. mIttens, hosiery. carpet
HiAsKETs-Cochecos. brown, blue horse.
CARPKrs--venitian, tapestry hemp, &c.
FAsHIosABLE FAIL WNrEa sHAwLs-Many new
BoSSrTs-A large stock from Thos whites celebratta
factory, all the newest styles.
Fancy Goops--1n great variety.
HATS CAPs-Greatest variety In the town. Prices
and styles to suit everybody.
Doors 4 sHoEs-In great variety and from the best
manufacturers
Brnprns' HARpwasE-Locks, Latches, Butts, &c.
CAnPESTER's TooLs-In great variety. Planes Of al
styles, bought directly from " Ohio Tool Co."
CooPERs TooLs-Extra C. g. from same Co.
snrLr HARpwARs AND CurIERr-A great variety.
SHGsBERGERs IRoS-In great quantity, all shapes and
sizes at Keokuk prices and carriage.
SwEDEs IRoS-Nail rods Is and 90 pound bundles.
Cast steel, spring Steel American and English bis
ter, &C. Swede's iron horse naiis, " g. horse nas,
wrought nails iron axles, wagon boxes, &c.
BELMONT" NAns-Ry keg or retail.
window Glass, Sash, Putty, PQintss
ellis, kc.
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OFFICE FOR RENT.
A very pIeasant room adsOfn.
ing the SO OURIER OFFICE for
rent ON reasOnab terms.
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Rocks, Forms, Blanks &C.,
AYERS { IERRYpECTORAL.

] | !
IN Fer the rapid cure Ct Coughs
n A& Colds, Hoarseness, Bronchitis
WsNnA0 Whooping- Cough, Asthma & Con-
sumption, is universally known us
~ the best remedy ever yet discover.
SWN,e ed for every variety Of Pumona
u V ~ diseases 60 wide Is the field
ANh of It's usefulness and SO numerous
ES Luz the cases OF its cures, that al
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Positively the Last Call.
a IL persons indebted to HAMMOND 4 WILLIAMS
IA are hereby Informed that the day of grace with
them has past and that they may expert officer af
ter them in double quick time, If this last appeal don't
operate in quekening their movements.
Dec. Is, y6-n42 It HAMMOND WILLIAMS.
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DATENT WFDICINFS.--Jayne's articles
IL Ayres Cherry Pectoral, " Rhodes Fever 4 Ague
Cure, Railways articles, Mustang Lnments, and
Merchants uargling Oil, for sale by
nal WIN. r. ELMENDoRF
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CtV. 6USNGNE. Chiniodine, Piperine, Nor
- phia, Select Powders and Tilden's Alcoholic Ex-
tracts, for sale by fn4ll VIZ y. ELMENDoRP.
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yVyRVSSES. Breast Pipes, "Lacteals, !" a beautiful
IL article Of Nursing botte,-ako Surgical Dental
Instruments for sale by
n4l WV. r. ELMENDORF.
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UDFRFVwERYA FANCY ARTICLES.
" Eau de Cologne, Lubin's a Bazin's Extract, Balm
Of Thousand Flowers for beautifying the complexion
for sale by mall Ws. y. ELMENDokF.
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Consisting Of Ledgcrs, Journals, Daybooks Iiotters
Invoice Books, Cash Books, shipping Books Receiv.
Ing Books, Receipt Books, Bill Books, Note Books,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-16
STATE OF THE MARKETS.

The Liverpool Cotton market opened more steady,
but closed the Sd inst with declining tendency
There was however, change in prices since the de-
parture Of the Arabia. The sales Of the three days
were Is 500 bales, of which 1900 were speculation
The goods market at Manchester was dull and
gloomy; sales unimportsnt.
Al Leeds there was little business doing.
The Huddersfeld Wooden market was inactive.
The Liverpool Breadstufs market was dull with
declining tendency, except for Wheat. Messrs Rich
Hrdson, Spence & Co., and others, qnote Flour dull
but stesdy, at the rates advised per Arabia. Wheat
huoyant, with an advance of 3D. on fine qualities,
while the inferior grades almost unsaable red,
sjsS7Is; white, 7I30sl3 Corn dull and unchanged;
white, 40IS41l. 3,
Meesrs Biglsnd, Athya & Co. quote Flour dull aud
I'd. al lower; and Corn declined Sd. al
The Liverpool Provision market was dull. Beef
heavy. Pork duh and nominal. Lard heavy at IS
Tsuow fat and nominal.
In the Produce market there was not much change.
lsosin had declined slightly, but closed firm a. a for
common. Rice was firm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-16
.,o NEWS FROM INDIA.
,urcH OF THE GREAT EASTERN FAILURE
CONSOLS ADVANCED
COTTON AND BREADSTUFFS DOWN.

c. Joyss N f., Nov. II, 1857.
The Vanderbilt steamship ARIEL Esp az c.,
S,o, srs,neo vi. southampton, was boarded Oh Cape
Race last night by he news yacht OF tue Ne" '0'A
Associated Press. A.. ,o.;,, oe a.
The Ariel Jeff Southampton on the evening oil inc
1,h ;rs. and brings London and Liverpool advceS Oh
cha, ds,-four days later than those by the Arabia
Shs has 1874 passengers, and over $iOO,Oo in
The Cunsrd steamship Niagara, from Boston Il"
,,,;mo via Hara arrived a. Liverpool on the i''
instant. .ouL 81,
The steamship Vanderbilt, from New YORK 2i'n w.
lad not reached Southampton when the Ane '0ok hsf
departure. r.o.d.x
TIE Ariel is due q. New-York on or about TUESDAY
morning.
description.
The Belgian Ministry had resigned
King victor Emanuel of Sardinia had subscribed
10 COO francs to the Indian Relief Fund.
The telegraph between BooDa and Cape Sparter't'
connecting Europe and Africa, had been completed.
The heath of the King of Prussia continues to
mend.
fhe attempt to launch the Great Eastern was made
o. the appointed day, bat resulted in failure, and
The second trial had been postponed one month Sew
.rsl persons were injured, two of them seriously.
There is nothing new from India
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-16

Gov. McRAE Of Mississippi comes out very strongly
against Banks and Paper Money in his Message justis
sued. He says the present prosraon Of credit and bus
ress niece ssary grows out of the nherentev of the
Barking System ITSELF and tina. Cotton is selling ct
two thirds of s actual vaue in consequence He says
there are but two small Banks in that State, and
rstead of legalizng their suspension of Specie Pay
ments, he would have stringent legislation 70 prevent
over.issues with penalties for failure to redeem 10
gold and silver at all times. He further recommends
tax of per cent on eli foreign bank notes which
may be in the State at the time of the annual tax
levy. How persons who happen to have this foreign
bepk paper in their pockets or vaults are TO be made
to enter ! on the tax list, and pay over every hun
dredh dollar Of to the State, we do not gaSer from
the Governors Message.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-16

OVERLAND MAIL TO CALIFoRSIA.-Ths Daily
Northvest says: IL il understood from the most
reliable source that Postmss,er-tieaersl Aaron v.
Brown bas closed contract with Nessrs. Buttenield
& Co. for the conveyance Of the entire letter mai,
seui.veekIy in fOurhorse coaches TO California The
tip is TO be made in twenty-five days aud the expect.
siion lie strong from the reputation and ability Of the
contractors and their securities, that the service will
ccmpe and be performed according to the require
mer's # the act Of CosgTess.
The route say, The Press has two starting points
tie Mississppi-one ct st. Louis and the other at
nemphis-makirg function at Little Rock, the cap
ital of Arkansas.
"From Little Rock it passes by or near to Preston,
in Texas; therce to the best crossing on the Rio
Granoe, near Donna Anna or Fort Fillmore; thence
slorg the road now making 10 Fort Yums and thence
through the best valley and pssses to San FRANCISCO:
The contractors will send out party by ne neHs
stea 10 begin their Reconnaissance from Csiorns;
coming eestward, while a party from Mempeis sna
another one from St. Louis Will start wests ara 20 mos
them. Each party will pass on, reviewing inc .u
rectness Of each others work sra ooIns ~.
may be thought necessary for the succs'''ai GULF
meIcemeut and operations OF the ser'ice'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-16

LATEST FROM CAPE HAYTIEs-THE CASH OF CAPT.
MAYO The brig Laureillis has arrvedat Boston with
Cape Hayden dates to Nov. l. being two days later
than any other arrival From private letter We make
the following extract:
arrival Of Mr.. Laroohe. Capt Mayo aud other per-
cons implicated ia the unfortunate false money affair a.
Port su Prince. We received q letter from DIR. La
roche, written on the 9th October stating that he was
in coed health and expected everything would turn
warts were attended to by friends in Port su Prince
We quote this week NOV. II Coffee, 1924; Logwood,
SO 81; Doubloons. 500 Drafx, $s!O@ s22i."
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An intelligent and observing man of business
writes us frcm Western New York as follows

"
"Times are extremely hard with US in the way Of
raising cash. We have plenty of everything, cash
excepted and how strange it is that farmers will
continue to hold on to their butter and cheese--the
former 30 to - cents the latter 10 10 centsand that
from thirty to forty miles from railroad. The fact is
they the lat class that will make sacrifice to meet
their liabilities could but rejoice when ! received
the news that your banks yielded to the pressure for
could see relief in no other quarter for your
chants as matters then stood. We have in this county
from 1900 600 to $500 900 worth of butter and cheese,
in the hands of farmers and CONTRACTOR the majority
in first hands, ard still held at such figures that no per-
son can afford to buy and send i: East; end think
can see that unless cent forward there must be
heavy loss from what it would FETCH although far
below the holders figures"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-16
FINANCIAL AFFAIRS.

The English Money market was in depressed
ftste.
Consols, however, had improved. The quotations
for money closed on the Sd inst. at S9 S9i and for
The account of the 7th December 9O5 090l.
Bank stock was quoted a. 2O992ll, and East India
stock 2l0&2l2.
On the Paris Bourse the Three Per Cents closed
at 66f SOc for money and 67f 2Oc. for the new &C.
count.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY NOVEMBER l6 1857.
TIE STATE ELECTION
III, h,5onv ys,rnsl CT Friday night has the follow

TIL, A,Dony Js,rns! ct Friday night has the follow
ing: bmo,s os;.,.I ,.,r,r, "a
-. 1bs Democratic msjouty on State Officers is
M,,v Augmented by them ard their claimed Legis-
ia,iye strength dminished
The Hcu X. A. Lovelaud Is elected Senator in the
with District by over 900 majority.
Tn Franklin County, Charles Russell, fAmercsn
and Republican, i, elected to the Assembly by one
msiority.
The Republicans now pretty certainly have 10 Sen.
a,ors and 81 Assenblymen. The Democrats have IA
Senators and 81 Assemblymsn. The Americ ans hsve
Including those elected by Republican fusions Sem
ators and AaaemhlYmen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-16

DAILY MAIL TO ST. PArL DuRiSG The nIsr,h -
a,Ss,sS ,b.. = CONT act be made with Mr.. II. o.
Walker Of Chicago for conveying the mails fIom n
p,s;,;s dm Chen 10 ST Paul during the suspension OF
navigation, in four bore ooaehss, SIX tune. week
5ssS .i fy,u sSPssRa sa Wing sad Hastings,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-16

ALAsAMA-The new Legislature of this State con-
vened at Montgomery on Tuesday, 10Th inst. J. d.
Calhoun of Dallas County nephew OK John c. Cal
houp was chosen President of the Senate, snd c. n.
jackson Speaker Of the House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-16
IMPORTANT from TIE PLAINS.
PROGRESS = TIE UTAH ExPRpraoa.
THE MORMON REBELLION CONFIRMED.
A SAVAGE WAR INEVITABLE.

The S PcRcS IN GREAT DVNcULrIR
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELrHIA, Saturday, Nov. II I6F.
Stocks firm. Pennsylvania Elves, 81; Reading
Railroad 20l; Morris Canal 40; Long Island Railroad
o.; Penusylvsnia Railroad, 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-16
THE PHILADELPHIA IN A GALE.

The steamship Philadelphia, which left Havana on
the 9th inst for New York made Charleston vest ar
day Saturday. On the 10th, when OIL the cosst OF
Florida, she encountered heavy gale. On the l3sh,
abe broke her shaft and disabled her engines
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-16

r,,r ARIEL OFF CAPE RACE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-16
FOREIGN TRADE OF BOSTON.

BOSTON, OdtUKudy, 4NVN' TT TUT
The Imports of foreign goods at the port Of Bosto
eor the week ending Nov. 10 were as follows:
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-08

TTNfIEARD OF BARGAINS IN READY-MADE
u CL0THlNG-Yest Pants and Coats, at cost,
and greatly below--Hth a view To close out this
part Of my stockton cash. j. L. j. WRITE.
Stanton, Junel3, 1857.