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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-22
Divorce.

English Society is gradually floating
away from the inertia OF the dead past,
aud slowly but none the less surely,
adopting the progressive spirit of the
Nineteenth century. One bv one the
cables which held the English to the
iron customs Of the feuda system.
have been severed, and Society been
ioosed and swung clear of the letters
which enslaveJ the masses, and made
them the tools Of an ignorant, naughty,
and unprogressivc aristocracy. The
notion that Monarchs were Heavens
anointed rulers, against whom it would
be sacrilege to rebel, is now deemed so
abstract theological abstraction, that
il lie practical nulity and the union
ofChurc,, and State is also looked upon
as vain attempt to employ religion AS
the servant Of the State, that through
1t forms Of tyranny might be sustained
uract the instructions of the priest
hood. whose pecuniary support being
dependent upon the State, induced
them to sustain the State AS "A rccipro
cal obligation. Already the Church
and State are practically disunited
because the action Of the Parliament.
IN framing new laws, is becoming freed
from the dominant influence of the
Lords, Spirituals, the Bishops and
Archbishops Of the Church. The
broadcast indication Of this legislative
independence, is given IN the recent
Divorce Bill that has passed and be-
come law, in spite Of the fierce oppo-
sition Of . stiffnccked and bigoted
priesthood. This Bill takes the power
of granting divorces from the Ecclesi-
aatical Courts and gives to the temporal
Courts jurisdiction. 1t is true that the
sauses for which divorces may be
obtained are limited and restricted to
that Of the adultry Of the wife, yet it is
apractical triumph of reform party
both in and out of the Church, which
labor increasingly for separation Of
Church and State. The High Church
party OF Englandslook upon marriage
a . sacrament to be celebrated only by
ordained ecclcs,astics, and absolutely
indissoluble, except for adultry, and
then 80 dissolved by spiritual courts,
thst neither party can again re-marry.
without liability to the punishment of
bigamy. The doctrine of this High
Church party is that marriage is life
long contract, indissoluble while both
parties live, and that separation NAV
be had only for adultry, and this seper-
alton is not considered as dissolution of
the matrimonial tie.
Much erudite discussion has been
had, upon the influence exerted upon
society, by granting absolute divorces
Thsolagisns have quoted Scripture by.
the Peg, and from grounds Of natural
ssaeoa Aass uf1sd he grsat evils Of he
lke1ueA INA = 1obsi11A &esWilks
aanhl1ut ~ nDAl11s NV = 49,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-22

This morning We publish under the
Geographic head, further and more par
ticular accounts OF the late appalling
disaster at sea. |, will be seen by thi.
that previous reports as to loss Of life
and property aboard the i'll iated Cen
tral America was not ovcrrated. Fears
are entertained that Senator Brodcrick
Of California was one Of that i'll iatcd
crew and is numbered among the lost
We trnst this report may be contra
dictcd.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-22

FREsERvlNG WILD PLrNs FREsm-As the
season is at hand for the gathering Of the
wild plum. We have no doubt our readers,
especially the ladies' would like to know an
easy and cheap mode Of preserving them
fresh for any length Of time--at least until
spring: Take an Earthen Jar, which has
been thoroughly cleansed and made sweet
and MI It with good sound plums to the top
pour boiling water into the jar with the
flums until they are all covered tie a cot
ton cloth over the mouth on which place
the stone cover: place the jar in any spot
OF even temperature. The jar can be opened
at any time and piums taken ont for use
without affecting the remainder We heard
Of This plan last summer, but did not dare
communicate it to our readers until We had
tested it ourself We did so, and had the
luxury Of fresh plum pies at and long after
Christmas. 1t is much cheaper and better
way than burning them up with nolasses a.
50 many do. Try our plan and We think
you wont regret it
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-22
Tho iOurnals of Milwaukee are col

The journals Of Milwaukee are congrat-
ulating the citizens Of that tlourishing city
upon their exemption from failures and ii.
nancial disasters which have startled so
many of the cities in the Union from thee
condition ot compacency and serene repose.
They proclaim the banks there to be in
sound condition and we'll prepared to dis
count AL the reliable paper Offering
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-22

in one hundred ami nine towns In New
Hampshire there has been . decrease Of poIss
ulntion OF seventeen thousand. Thus in all
rart4 OF the eastern states there has been II
rush from the rural towns To supply the
commercial and manufacturing. and that is
one OF the principal reasons OF the present
hard times" 1hre is too little attention
To agriculture
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-22

zr0cftSS 49, Il 4sssl1ssI0 = t.
United Dsotee.
According 10 the esnsas report ths ars
II ~. Tinted States aud territ0eiss 10 s.
sss. los square mica The following table.
AIKEN from that document. bat trsnspossd
90 as to give each its proper rank shows
the area OF each State and Territory:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-22
Deallelnes River Lssd fsr aalo

Del olneo River Lond fer I'll
Land DERsARZRKsoH
OssUnwA, Iowa, ADs1l -, loDl
sYv1D undsvslgnai hsrsoy Uves nsslos, 1T ~
OOoe y now oQsa * ~ so1o - tAaoo voluahoo
onds fAsy vtl - eoad - ieag crest, I'D b Ieeo =
tn nsens 90 vsshss a DassAossss.
AnyiOSeheg inlb0o1boo aaalred = eGoo1too - tAeog
q willis faSaish91 - oVQlAaaA1na q tAls -
mail o. UthoyWloo. 000. j. Y13810A
tnaVlo0s0 lAaa 0somnsos0se.
Ian. uDSAMsn1.
D1o no18s MAv1aA0o0 q.
nUthe olx1eeoth Aay q 1une. ne1t, ~ o0oe y
roVnSvsA lsu0 tAis paacs . yort D. 0oen6u.
49, laa1s U1u - sc1A = lnog syo611s. - =
- e eol4 ~ 0soao 81 W1sAn q paseAeoogU.
0DO. \. 4U3xluA
lnn1 0Dnao1a0o
Oespnvs \ svs'a .. an ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-22

THE copartnership heretofore es,st,ps under M
! style ofDAwsoS, Gni0os 4 Co, Is this dsy az.
solved By mutual eonssnt, .. q, Dawsoa retirnE.
TIE anoessaened, Who will continue the Boot ohoe
and Leather business st the Old stsnd nnds ~
We o. Z. n. 0rtsgs Co, Is fsIly empowered /
We ~ enesuees due 70 and from Ne Old coossn.
Devnlort February II, 1857.
ocosed0 =. z. 0RI0oo.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-22
REAL ESTATE.


a = UAs - Qvua - he sssacy Of sslli~1
A10u1eus uavooAA, -, vho occupies . part 0,
~ o0sD, - Wh0 ougneo omo0e ~ veil recommend.
q tss iatsgrisy sed high bssiness capacity, ami
dDubs nos VII reader general satisfaction to oil vhs
- essoe ~ vtsA tAslS possUaags IN Ne iant
agency business.
would rvnask In conclusion. that have valuab,,
lands Of my oscS In Davenport aud vicinity for sae
and that may b found N my once curing busines
hOurs. &c KADS,
Day20d0 lie Claire Rov
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-22

A NERVOUS TRAvELKR AND 4 GRUTF
BAGGAGR MAsrER'-l recently took . trip
West, and while passing over the 4. II.
& X. r., being fond Of the weed, had
taken my seat in the baggage car for the
purpose Of INDUCING 10 . Hsvanns,
when . nervous Individual entered the
car and commenced overhauling the bag.
gage. The baSgage'mssser,s after Dying
him . moment, accossed him rather
gruiIlv with
''Whst's wanting, sir 2"
l am looking for my trunk" demure.
ly answered tho nervous man.
III will take care Of your trunk, sir,
that is my business" retorted b. NJ.
ooh, an aware OF that, sir, but ]
would always much rather keep my
trunk under my eye"
swell then, sir, you should have been
born an elephant, ami then you could
have your trunk under your eye the
whole time !"
The nervous man suddenly vamosed
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-22

The Nebraska territory is large enough
to cut up into seven states Of the size Of y.
Y. and leave surplus Of territory large
enough for state of the size of Connect
cut Kansas territory has an area sufficient
t. make two states of the size of Indiana
Texas will make four states of the size Of
Alabama and California has sufficient area to
convert into sixteen states Of the size Of New
Hampshire. and have surplus to make
one about the size Of Massachusetts
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-22
FARM AND GARDEN LANDS

I. A most BEAUTIFUL ave acre lot only ia miles
from the river. For resdence OF for garden canno.
Be surpassed. Terms very easy. Price u 900.
~ 20 acres, two miles frou river on Dubuque road
well waiered, and In every respect most desirable
property.
improvements.
%. A farm Of 20 scres, very handsomely impr oved,
Ill miles from the river the East Davenport
rosd.
-. H.sht acres, well Improved. on the Hickory
Grove road, four miles from Davenport. Price
$i,lOO.
.. 20 acres on the South side Of Locust street. \
miles west from the Court Aousr.
rs. 10 scres on Jersey Rdsc ~ miles frou city,
well impScvsi. Oaered very low.
-, choice i've acre lot near upper Davenport
with nnc river view. Offered cheap. Price o0OO
eash.
6. i-9 acres on Dubsque road. good ho,ss, 40.
.. handsome two acre lot, North Of Locust It,
near Catholic Seminary.
p. 4 very valuable farm Of lss acres, Ia acres
under cultivation. Good buildings, orchard, ETC
~ miies from Davenport. On good Rad. YOU'D
sell part.
5. An SO acre tract, only miles from corpora.
ed, In goud neishbol hood, aud nost cheCo vtscs
Of lend
10. 80 acres near Long Grove.
IS. 10 acres on ALI us Grove road, ~ miles from
Davenport.
20. Zen acres 10 miles from Davenport; 70 aercs
under cultivation. good reads end hvias vstss.
~. 6O acres, s miles fiOn Davenport.
as ~ acres. ~ miles from Davenport. "ChcaV."
81. 60 acres. four miles frdln Fulton alton, 100
acres under entity alton, stoae quarry, &C
49, % acts nns le, 81 prairie, Ia mile. from Al
lens Grove. - 30 per.scrs cash.
-. 100 acres Arst class prairie 10 0rsen CO. %
per acre.
81, lCO acres IN psrt Of Clston co.; good laad,
near Big Block. 50 acres timber. Two 0aV nuls ~
mile distant. eIl PR sore.
-A1SO-
Large quantities Of unimpsoyed lands In Adsis,
Calhoun, Cedar, Prank.in, Greene. 0runAy, 0uthrie,
Hsrdn, Henry, JaspsE j hnson, Ksssua, KsssutA,
Linn, Madison, fots SUttoisie aud 1aDs Cuunties-
and In Rock Island county end aoutheTn Illinois.
ApplyN .. DIAL . 9. ,. AbYBRS
Reel Estate Agents,
Julyl6d.f " conner DHody and - stO.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-22

ChsDmsn. 1877
Rankin. 1904
Thayer, lSss
Ferguson has majority over Chapman Of
81 votes. In canvasaing The vete the Gov
ernor stated that his duty wa eenined to
the mere addition Of the returns sent 70 him;
and that be had no power to reject any re-
turn no matter however fraudulent the vote
may have been. In Washington county.
the clerk failed to include in his return the
vote Of Cumming City. where one hundred
votes we're polled. but where Ferguson did
not receive . vote. Mr.. Chapman will. it
is aid. contest the election upon the ground
Of fraud, and among other things. he char
ges, that:
In Monroe county, Q Mormon settlement.
1922 votes were returned ss having been
cast and llo Of them for Ferguson. Mr.
Chapman submitted evidence before the
Governor. that nearly one half Of the num-
Der thus returned we're 6ctitious. and the
other half illegal, and YET they were count
ed for Ferguson. He also showed. that It
was unanimously thos reported by the
County Clerk and board Of canvasssrs Of
Douglas county. that the votes from Flo
renee. another half Mormon precient where
Ferguson receive Se4 votes and Chapman =.
were illegal and ought to lie rejected. Yet
they we're counted for Ferguson under the
ruli.g Of the Governor ~ shove"
II the vote 1t these two polls had been
thrown out. Chspmsn's majority oyer Fergu-
son would have been 42G.
There were no political questions in
volved in the election the issue being per.
sonal riyslrv and hatrA1 IL IA ss~arS ~
the territory oil supported Ferguson.
In order that our readers may zee the
vote Of each county. and thereby form an
opinion o. to the settlement and popula-
ton Of each locality In the Territory. We
subjoin the official abstract Of the vote for
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-22

nom hundred snA twsa2y D1n1lno 49, = .
AA111Ba = ~ tove ot0t oUTua.
me- ~ aso aiG1hle nd hGnApoGoy o1tVotao =
- benk = ~ 4isassVe. ny ~ y - = -
y0r particular inquire - Messss. Dursse, Pyots
0sal1n 1 nv bsvsapssS, q & . ss1sssiIss,
" ~ subseubss ~ aunlss1sO ossiSoAle ~
moi I0A n - neor ~ aettoo q 0avUpoSS 81
lana1so, - neos ~ toWD - M 0vN3, ~ -
70 = - ~. 10etloef0 .. i
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-22
a IL ace Track!

~ - - - ~
A IL need with an eight Zee, high fence, known
IA ~ the
- Az N PORT IRA CKi!
The sb,ve property viii b. soli on GOOD ,efmso
EXCLAIMED for Real 'state IA this County .-Alo
TIE Stallion VyOndtr,.
syears cid, CLrsnui sorr.l II hands high will var
rant him sure foa settr, Ac ,fols his mlr inside
of miles ON cur ir,k, which Us ~ feet ever anc
mile.
wonder was sired by the eele, rated tfotlpe horse
WASHINGTON. his dam by Mep,briuo. wonier was
brought from Long Island two y.sr ara ~ ia Aui
IN cphdition last s'as,n weighed i755 It's viii 10
sold ON good terms extfsug a for Real T. tate A.
this county .-Asn the
TrOttiUg Stallion Mountain Monk,
by Vermont Blackjack dam, by Mambrino We
are preVar ~ prove that Monk has tro,ted IN pub
lit In minutes and - seconds. Is fine stylish
hor-", 10 years oil. i6x hand high wecan show
colts from him that not he Surpassed by sny
stock Horse in this country We can show two min.
utes and hfty seconds with him on Our track win
selI him on good terms or exchange ~ county prop
erty -Airo
THE ST.aLLlD.r .aBD.
spen M Bay Horse, . years old 10 a. hands hirh
Can shov q minutes In hs rp.ss. Was sired By the
ttotttns horse Washington, dam By Abdallah. This
horse Is too vel! kno~ here 10 any rccomm.n-
ds',on from us. His rct in this county vii show
tor set We will sell hm good terms or exchange
for Real kstaic
Also the thoro ugbhrsd horses
MOUNT AIRY AND LARkEN.
The former WAS sired ~ the race horse aveiler.
wLo won the biz 90 100 staks N Canada At 4 milo
heats. bis dam was Cret" bred by X. L. Stevens Of
Hotoken. N. j. uo 15a hands high, a blood bay,
and has hne s,orA In this County Ne IL years old
l-arasn was sirei ~ im' orted Houten, out OF tho
dam OF Ellen bat.msn. ur ~ blood bay b years
old, - haDis high. We viii warrant him g. run
over orr track IN one minute snd nny-hye seconds.
All ofth- above horses will be warranted sound.
W. Will sell the above good terms or xchsnse
br Real Esaie. Our object IL to DISPOSE of some OF
our sSock % Ne have s1p-r abundance OF all kinds
Of thoroughbred cattle, &C.
DA 3 K. ALLEN:
P.e-The above stock was brought from Long
SalanS BY rs u. 4 R.K IA.
Davenport uG.7dN (Gaxette copy)
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-22


WseaAssss eppsstss Hall Aos6 Depot
DAVENPORT IOWA.
nIAIlH n Grain. 1iosr. Salt. Csnees. Haster,
IL cd III ttnAo a Pam pFodUcs.
Osdsss snlicited 80 attended 70 With dispatch ~
the psrcAass Of sole Of produso In this and otAsr
markets.
~ sscilitis sss aaVls foe ~ seeeaos q 0raiu
end pr0dncs
nssrei Cash aAyanoss nsds - epsstgnnanss
when desired.
special attestsoa psid 70 fssaiviag anA ssrwasdng
eDodu By naNreed q 8t.sr.
Charges aS establishcd rates.
MAJ lldf.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-22

Total. l654 1877 1904 1858
Judge Ferguson received one vote in Sar.
py county. and four in Dskotah. making .
total Of five; Doctor Ferguson received one
vote in Dakotah; WIN. Isrlmer received
votes in Richardson. and Stephen Decatur
one in Sarpy-2smes
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-22
Fer Sale Or Lease.

TNOU1 LOTS situated on ID and Scott street. sos
T. pssttculaSs enquire Of COnsIM d Dow, OF
CousiAatn JANus NAY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-22
REAL E6TATE.

SIAk vVH III
JOS IL U A " a -
" ~ E8&1te fOke1s
HSO9Nb8 - osoAv - 0scsao sessses, - sss9s-
~ entrances On D. sdy street
RBAL RsrArU SOUGHT AND Sold end Moaey
Leaned on Coemis.ios, ~
rAv.. -, -. N
Lawn vArrArrs ,o..,.a - an s....... 49,
ss'rins to LAID Agency faisAiniiy transacted.
urypp,
" & : No.
N>>>- D.kll>>.l N>-.>>--
DskDS and al oehsf is.erunssss = vritirs
prompuy and oarsfui'y exscuesd
r,s:s1 ~. s; v ~ 20 ~ sgs.e O
e.ssteS'
RRFRR no:
chuh nro p.,,,- = o. n.,.,c.,. s.~.
Cneo: D,".. ns'Nv W. pS1, 49,
Chsr,ss i. Pusnsm. ~. nsv@se,s' ~.
hon. 9. c. =. niishen, Dsvsnport, Lowe.
ooesd. Collasd 4 n uahe, pa,hsru Cincinnai Oeto.
J. ,. LArk,a. D.ek~s. On aaas.i. OAis.
CnAs. heiiowen 10, FoEedsipAia.
~. 1,.,:"s TO- =,
!. =. 4. As Allen.
c.. = sns1.r !.
Ex 6syor IN How, q. Louis.
Renick Z Peterson. Esnkers.
ne special asss.s'ee q ~ csseine e nels jsli-
S,o.s s.ves@ ~ ~ - As.ase. lnNsfA = oar
H..",,s.i -. ~" -. ~ ~" ...... ss .S
CIV 40 ss,ns ~ s.r~ ,sn1. n sc.s, r..n.-
togs h~s With laree spnsSs Of unin,prvysd landa r
eli parts fshe State.
We i've the following - speeimsos 81 the proparty
=
iATnoN Eli OIIl fhOfEkAl.
.. Y \ lot 5, hosk %. 9th STREET, be.wsea vips
aad warren.
sw y lot ., block u. u street, between levs and
| I< Clatre str,ets.
L. IN s,.,A,,..,,. AAaut.- ...A N..,ss.
IN -. a 49,. - o. ~. 49, 49,.
-, 1870. ~ ." ''''' oVsv -
=, 10 Mo-. q, An -. ,..,, - 49,.
MA, -. h..N.a.. 49,. -. ~" "'s'
=, r.,.,e 49, 80. =, CO.,. .A.... a.,
49,, Essr..n Sssxr ~, 80. s,,..s 49, 49, ~
| se4h.
n -. a n..s AZ a. ... c,..
ana Psraam ,,.. x1AO-,, os.h. r.l..c.. 1. And
| Syssss.
H. Ho,ty feet hrons ~ no fret Aeev. ~ooA b,.en
| Muse. reoms. nradv st,est. near lOeh
IBsLne 2. b,oek .. In els,m, SUIT divik,o.. cor
nsr iiish and Hutou strsets, house and fruit Nsss
20. lots Z. 7. bleck O. coene, Iowa and asve,sh
streets.
n. Lots 4. s, cornsr nack lsiapd a,d IN strret.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-22

A. ledgtA We have he oosial yees e
Ceagrsaioaal pslsesses IN NsessskA Il
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-22

e: s; e:
used In an xtens i've practice for Tue pa i
seven years with perfect success No
QUINlNE or ARSENIC in its composition 81 90
enc TO me In Letter. will ensure to any one by
return of the mail, the Abore Recipe with full pai
ticuxrs for using II.
J. ". HOOPLAND, n. D.,
sepi0dAwlms Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-22
Fer Sale Or Lease.

VNw1NTY-TuR4s eligible Building Lots. ss,uand
i On Harrison, Third Ripley aud BlOndcsca trcrts.
wili b. cold leased reasonable terms: toe par.
steuiars enquire Of COaSIn ! Dow. or
(eoGdsf AnnnAY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-22
For Sale.

400 acres Of land In Franklin County 40
fCO acres OF land In Mitch, IL County ; LAP acre,
Of and In 6rundy County. Apply T.
lmsydtf W.HYGURLEY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-22

vVtsE store rocns and Offices on the N u corc., al
i Third and Perry streets are Completed s.d for
sale or REM, would make excellent boarding
House aud Hotel. Appyto
yoHN fnpRLsr
Corner Of Fourth and nfady street,.
Nay 23rditf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-22
[FORSATEORLEASF

kNs acres OF ground 20 rods east Of Brady street
n on Sonthern Avenues bsau,ifuI .ituation ,or
residence. or Will isi in town lots to advantage
.hvuIe W MORSE or
JuhVutI GGp l. NIrkAfly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-02
FINANCIAL AND CONNER CIAL.


WppSwpAY, April l-6P. n
ne sock narhss Wa not u ill bsasnrsa By shs On
psss REGARDING NE Michigan ecushsrn Railroad Company
mere we're large sales Of ali the leading railroad stosks
40 We csss operations were particularly heavy. The
xspsusnn 70 sell and gel Of such daagsross doabs
mi securities has become quite general and the supply
Of sioch on he market 10 much eyond the dsnasd.
wbsn We zee railroad companies putting ovs pvvsAsy
avs shousand shares Of sev steok 81 time, Doe nos
appsax 81 Ill prcbabk that the skort Interest viii And
ssy rvest scarcity the maturity Of TIER CONTRACTS.
rhe Erie Railroad Company nsds new inue Of ave
lssunaad shars . few days since, and the Michigan
ssushsrr Rsilrcai Company have suppbsd me markss
win upsuds Of sse horsAsd shares Of ssock with
In The past SHY Gays. Both companies have on hand
rsod deal Of ths same scr and We know NOT what
say wsy rive us sso ner large lot in the sans shape
wan such snngs In the public with these continual
ssvslopemens, win the Tears and spprsbsus,oss
tsss those Interested must ssser,aln--n 10 surprn.
NJ that these nlrosd stocks do no. come
ups~ me MARKET ron TIE hands Of outside holders In
ryss<r vciune thar We have Jet sees. Al no very dis
,ars DAY We sbsn most OF the prominent railroad
spohs burden upoE .bis market Of pr'es that are now
Iue dreamed o. uH pus 'ev yesri since Erc sold n
% per can't, Harlem OF 10 so Ionf ltand 10 50,
Norw Oh ard worcester st 20, ESdscr RIVER so, New
Yorf Central (eonsodsied) at l2b kchit souihsrn nj
lso ssenlrron AIS; New haven ~ rs Ioct al the QUO
tsucns cy these SOCKS to-day and see what losses perm
rsr, holders nave realized. EsiroG u,css on an ave
rsrs are ssllirs In ths rsrke, Of hs prssr, moment
rory and ffy par Under prices crrree, three years
since. Win amen fact rarne 70 IN the face when
ever ~e leos at ne socs ns We do net see how u 10
possible for tie pubuc 70 retain the slightest confidence
m suoh Invs,msp,s Three years hotoe vessa without
dcub oox back 10 the rsecn, market value OF this cIir
oswcuruss, With as rauch sson'hmont "a We nos do 70
that ruling three years Af She aIufe depreciation aud
decay viii be nucn greater sni rspd Than the psit
The capital and cou OF nci. Of these roads have within
NE psst three yess moro nar doebei, wailO the
,prHre, rrcyoruss &c cost, have every year Dess
sst ssc i,ts Toe rotrH q aG tl- ca ns-ay be mis-.
ss &c rsc lose src tvsn thcmssvs % the sn3-leige
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FpucHfs TO Liverpool abou, 10 900 bushels q gran
were engaged IN bulk and baxs etsd I'D 300 soses
and 200 sb Of lara 1t sos Win ts,s 500 es 9.
Of cotton nj B97d 10 3i6d, sut small ioi OF scadsAo
81 "a. Flour vas a. about Is %. AS 10 Lonfca sna
Glasgow rascs quiet To Havrc 900 bushels wheat
we're engaged Apt To Gibraltar 900 bbs. hour were
taken s 81 There vas no change 70 notice Ia rstss 70
Australia or California
B,r was IN rood supply, with small ssss for shipment
h 7cc. . 100 -. 49,
mos eop,pued quite arm at soc for GOOD scotch pig
and In small lots u was held ri ss7.
Nor The market was some les active 70 hnds
and 60 nerces Cube muscovaso we're cold 81 500 slc
and about 100 hhds do. APT -.
NAVAL sropIs -spirits turpenllnc were uncsaused
Common rosin vss 10 fair demand, with sales OF soout
15Co bbs 81 81 7tc par 400 lbs dslivered Inere v"
no change Of momen, 70 notice In qiher descriptions
Ouf -flnseed vas inscfve, and quotations more or
less rcrinL. During the week esdlng the som hsrcn
a New Bedford sperm oil had experienced farther cd
vance and the ssles embraced SIS bbs al u 80 per gal
lcr also IFS bbm landed from the Crystal Palace,
~ o., ard SEQ CO., owned In sppicsn ~ u " per Sal
Ion. Estimated quantity OF crude sperm oil IN nrit
hancs, including cid and stocks, nov 10 the cour
uy. 10000 IBIS TIE msrte for whale oil had exhipNd
considerable scviiy, and the transactions embraced
sale, c, 1857 tbs parcels n ts7 of Witch we're land
"a RON TIE crystal raace) ~ followss-Tn eoIs ~
iso eco DO at isHo, Itse DO. a nc .nd eie DO ~
&c. per eslon-thsse pricsr ranging according h We
quality Of Me oil there was no safe o sFnsn qlAr'ny