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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-11-06
THANKSGIVING.


The people of Iowa will do themselves
an importants service by observing Thurs
day, the 18th day of November next, as
a day of Praise and Thanksgiving to the
| Lord of Heaven; for that His name is
still excellent In all the earth, and that
he is never weary in the dispensation of
His benefits and blessings.
Ii he las not filled our barns with a
plentiful harvest the past season, He has
| nevertheless given US remarkable health,
watered our beautiful plains beautifully
with the showers of God, that they may
be prepared for greater increase of
fruits.
by His Providence lie has shown to
Us the strange evanesceucc Of riches,
which have wings; the folly Of attemp pit
Ing to fare sumptuonly every day in vain
schemes of speculation, instead of hard
ening the hand and moistening the brow
with honest toll.
For these, and all the other mercies of
life, let us on that day 90 into our
temples Of worship, and fill them with
thank offerings to the God of our faith
ers.
Praise Hin, fer giving to this whole
land 80 largely Of his spirit by which the
faces Of multitudcs have been turned
Hcayenward.
Praise Him, for the Christians faith.
the spread of our holy religion, the tri-
umphs of science, and the progress ma
king in the arts of peace.
Praise Him, for the moral and social
improvements Of the race by means of the
intercommunii cation of telegraphs and
railways. Let the spirit of Divine Truth
be invoked to push forward all the great
enterprises of the age, and that the out
goings of the morning aud evening may
still continue to rejoice over us.
Given ut Des Moines, under
f-, my Hand and the Great Seal
lis OF the State of Iowa, this
49, 18th day of October, A. D.
By the Governor RALPH p. LOWE.
ELIJAH skLLs, Secretary Of State.
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JrsT rrE!tsHEH. the til edition. in sealed en-.
selope. gratis aud mailed to any address po.t
paid on receipt Of two Stamps
This little work, eraanatng from \ celebrate d
member OF the medical profession, gives the mot
important Information ever Published 10 Ali prr
sous entertaining doubts # their physical coz.
dtian. or who conscious of having hazalGed their
hea IN and appiness--containingt the particulars
OF an entirely new and perfect remedy for Srsr.
matorrhna or seminal Weakness. Debility, Ner
voasnsss. Depression of Spirits Loss OF Energy
Lassltude, lImdrty, Involuntary Seminal pi>ehar
g-s Impaired Sight andMemory. Blotthes An
pimplss on the Face, Piles. Indigestion, Palpta
ton Of the Heart, aad Bodily prostration Of tho
whole system inducing jmpotency and mental
and physical ineapaeity,-ty means of which ;v
cry one may cure himself privately, and a. ri
ding expense.
Tor Address pr. CHI, j. E. KLINE, LIST Avenu.
cor 18th street. Newl ork; Post Box No 1885
lie
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: HAVE ENTIRE CONTROL OF A VERY
- ] superior quality of Russian Nn.rr SEQ
4. What. tan article introduced into the viii, At
- growing districts of Russia which has teen
- found to succt ed better than any Winter Wheat
ever cultivated in that country. From I,u...
= II was introduced into Canada, Michigan Min.
- nesota and Illinois, in each Of whici il kas
= wlthstood the most severe winters ard The
= wettcst springs, to the salts action Of IL. far
- mer. IL produces nom 20 to 80 bushels te on,
when soen on gn"d land. and Fl ON its hardy
= nature will not wintcr-kill or drown-out fcr,
= the Effects Of wet spring Itmay be so.n
y any time between the first OF july and tn. Eryt
- of November.
= PACKAGES sufficient to produce flcm 10
10 bushels the FIST year put up in s., NJ .arka
will be sen: t" an! address on the rec, pit u
One Eotinr. = mail. Address
Nv. iHnBf, T. y. box 49,.
= s. II, ari,oiI At. hicagu Ill.,
- Dealer in FaiL,ng Lands and cil, prurrrty
= Also, lands located -, .she gol-inH eHt tald
offices, with warrants o. ca.t. thee ha, /,
= farms or farming lands for save. viii LHdl
Office ore Of the best me diGn!, to lispuse eft,s
- same.
=, REFTR TO
8 Hon. Jho. Wilson, Conn., Land pept, Chicrr.
- Col. X. i. Hamilton,
- Rev. ii. N. Bishop.
- Hon. Henry 4. Wise, Gov. Of virginia.
Messrs. Sweeney Rttteuhouse. FAINT * c. ,bans.rs
Washington. u. c.
= Hon. George Briggs. New York.
Hon. VIM. H. Ross, Gov. Of Delaware.
y Roa. Forsythe. Esi.. GenI Fl. As't. l. c. r. r.
~ n. b. In ordering. give your post once
- county and State, and the name of the nearest
= press oftee. Cau)
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Jonathan III. Show, Post Master at
Anamosa, Iowa, has been arrested and is
on trial at Dubuque, on charge Of EN-
bezzling money, letacrs from the mails
1t is supposed that the registered letters
taken from the mails were placed in the
desk where they were found, by his
Clerk, Brainard, in order to convict Show
Of the theft and thus secure the Post
Office for himself The case is undergo.
ing legal investigation.
Mr.. Show has boon bound over, in 81,
500 bonds to appear at the next tc IN of
the L. s. District Court
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We have fears. for the first time, in
reference to the building of railroad to
the Pacific. The President will sdvo-
cate, in his next message, its immediate
construction, which is proof positive
that he will oppose it strcnuously next
year.
Some Of the farmers in Maine have
raised such immense quantities of pump
kins and squashes this summer that they
have to rent ncighboring lands to store
them on. The farmers Of old Berks
made SO great squash of Clancy Jones
that the President has been compelled to
store him away in Austria.
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The Board Of Direc ors Of the Upton
Railroad Company met on Saturday last,
aud located the Depot immediately north
Of the corporations; Oh the township line,
which will give rs a due north and south
line for about l. miles The location has
created some little dissatisfaction, but We
must remember that every body cannot
be suited. We say, give US road, let
the Depot be where it may.
After the DepJt was located, the pro.
posals were opened. There were eigh-
teen different p-opo.als Alter much con
sultation, the ,ntra.t Tor Ill bat the south
mile and a bait Was given to ii. i. Clirk
K Co. The earth work of the south part
was given to Anthony Cosgrif, and the
stone work to Geo. Hadley. The con.
tracts we're very favorable for the conpa-
nv, aud work is to be commenced AZ soon
:. HE grade stakes ~an he Get. -. d. ].
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Recollcct all, that "money makes the
mare 60" and that the faster you pay up
the sooner the work will be completed.
Ten per cent. Of the capital stock will be
due on the 10th Of December Clear
the track, and put your shoulder to the
wheel, every man.
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Prog RI inme of Daily Exercises for the Cedar
County TeacheIs' Institute.

FIRST WEEk-roRgSooS.
8:i5 to 9 Opening Exercises
Q to $50 Mental Arithmetic
9:30 to 1920 Written Arithmetic
l0:39 to 1910 Recess.
1910 to lilo Etocu.ion and Rea ding.
lao to IL Writing.
II to 1890 Iaternission.
ArrERsoOs.
1880 to ! Phonetics.
Ito 1:30 English Grammar
l:So to , Geography.
to $50 Theory aud practie. of
Teaching.
$50 to $40 Recess
2.i9 to 80 Physiology.
$40 to $40 Orthosraphy.
$40 to 1 Miscellaneous.
EVENING.
Addresses, Discussions aud Miscella-
neous exercises.
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e1S-A Pennsylvania correspondent Of
the ew York UeruM says that "whcn
Mr. Buchanan beholds the ingratitudc OF
old friends in Pennsylvania, the iron en-.
ter. his heart This is just what his
Old friends wanted; Pennsylvania iron has
had no place in his heart hitherto, and
they think il quite time that i, should
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sng-A correspondent of Harper' $
Weekly speaks Of two little chess phe-
nomcna residing in Fay-,te county, Ky.
They arc boy aud girl aged II and l3
years respectively, snd, blindfolded can
beat any Of the most experienced players
IN that section.
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here il The s.Lie"l

L. >'ALiC !
In the Cedar Democrat of October 9th,
we hnd the following, o:er the signiture
of &C" THE editor Of the Adrerti-
Scr says, Remember that a democratic
Treasurer published tax list nearly
twice as large as it should be, in order to
keep up a democratic p:per, at the cx
pense Of the county Now that beauti
full Simeon when lie pcnncd the above,
we'll knew that he was lying mH!juLly and
corrnp'}g 10 crafty himself and a few of
his political friends"
Let the facts decide between VA. &C"
admits that the "tax list vas large"
and airy man BY looking at the list as
published, can see that a large portion OF
the lands advertised belonged to resi-
dents, and n.a,y Of them, too, among
our wcaltLiest farmers. In one town
ship about ttro thirds oil the lands adycr-
,ised belonged to residents 1t is true
that tie tax list published was "ncarly
twice a. large a. il should he" Was the
l;st rublishcd at the expense of the cpun-
.v7 The las, ,lanse os s.e,;., aos g.
the Code Gays: The publication (of
the tax lst) ia the newspaper shall be at
the expense Of the county We caspot
find .h,t that l,w waS ra,a,l.l W. so
find b.vevers that The Treasrrcr ,cc.;v-
ed a county order for near $500, to nav
for the publication Of the tax list IN
1856. and i, Il no, fair 10 presume that
the Treasurer viii present a claim for its
publication in 1852 The Treasurer
yener.lly claims all that the Law. allows
If the county docs not pay it, Who does?
To those vhe.c lands are aavertised nav
IL We should Ike 10 see the law an.
tforiziag it The exDen,a of publishing
has therefore, been maid iv the county
and We suppo,e will continue to be, As
to the motive whicI, aetust,d the Treas
ur,r in p,akinu the list :. lo,to We indg.
cd Of i, lv the facts known to us Ifit
was not to keep up the Democra,, WHY
WINS in Was it,bat The Treasurer MICH,
rocke, So muf,, NOR. money ~ costs
W. arc i,r,,rooa on c,ol 5.,,o.,,,;c am
thur;tv. that the Treasurer !. in the habit
Of eo,lectip.- cast. Has lie been in The
habit If charg;ne, h;nsrIf and ered;,;,.
the eorr,r with ,,e.a cost.y We end i,
his rc,art that Le credits the conntv
With the amount Of tax aud interest. on
deliuouent taxes, bu, we frd Moth, g
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NOTICE.

THE Subscribers to the Capital Stock Of thu
! Upton Railroad Company are hereby mott
fed that one instal,nent Of ten per cent on eacl
share Of the stock subscribed to said Compan,
will be due on the 10th day Of December, A. d
isJa.
by order Of the Board,
3. J. CREW. Pres'f.
:. s. DANIELS, Sec'y. Pro TeH
1ilton. Nov. !, 1883. Asa
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Well done Iowa.

From all that we eau learn the Rcpub-
lican State ticket Is elected by about
$500 majority. Has the Democrat re-
ceivcd any .'rcliab'e' returns from the
Iowa election yet.
As yet We can hear Of bat one regular
democratic candidate for district Judge
that has been elected.
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My connection for the past eight years With the above
Institution, Chief Physician. and a twelve years.
course of steady devotion to the cure of Pulmonary
Consumption and It's kindred diseases together with my
unrivalied opportunities and advantage Of paho gcal
fesearch-aidcd not little by perfect Of Med.
icAl Inhalat:on-has enabled me to arrive at dcci
siFe direct and successful Of treatment the
rosiveand radical cure Of all diseases Of the Throat.
Lungs, and Air Passages. By inhalation, the va
poT and curative properties of the medicines directly
addressed to the diseased and the ntecumeit
do not advise the OF Medical Inhalation of any
though consider II useful ajuyant in the proper
management Of those fearful and often fatal d.eas~s
deem u very necessary that each patient should have
the benefit Of both general and local treatment Tn.
success Of in the above diseases. and the
high character Of the Institution over which have So
long had the honor to preside too well known to
need any eulogy comment from me At the socita.
ton OF many private and professional friends. tire
whose phisthropc aid the above charity has been long
and literally supported and after due consideration
have concluded to make such gements AS III
tn. benefits Of my experience and treatment within The
reaeh ot ALL and not conhne myself. here oore
those only who entered the inrnary or who were a.
to visit me al my oaco. Hoping therefore that the ar
raseneht viii give entire satisfaction. both my
fess,onal brethren and the public, would respectl,
announce in conclusion. that nor be Consulted
personally By letter, all disease. above and that
the meicnes the same used in the II. ou rrc
pared to suit each individual case. Inhaling Va
pors, Medical Inhalers &C.. &c. will he forward.
ell by express Ia part Of the United States or
das. Terms -My terms of treatment by letter arr "a
foitowsSh Sl2 per month far each patient which IN
include medicine for one months use also Inhalinx
Napor AMI An lnhaling Apparatus. Payment - follows
SO tohe paid to express receipt Of the hoy Of
medicine and the balance 81 the expiration Of the
month. the patient he cured or is entirely cd
shh the treatment Patients awaiting themselves of DIR
Jarett's treatment may rely upon immediate and p.r
manent and immediate relief, he seldom has rea,
case over thirty days. Letters for advice promn,l,
swered For further particulars address
JAMES NJ. JARRETT. MD.
No. 2se Broadway. cor. Twelfth st. NY
r. s-Phsscians and others visiting the city are r.
spetfuy invited to call tho Infrmary where many
interesting cases can he witnessed. and our improrrd
apparatus Tor the inhaation of medicate yapor can
be seen and Inspected. 3s-m6
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At %3s Chestnut 81. The only Original On

A. %39 Chsshtm 81. The only Originai on
Book Stcrs.
q. q Evans would inform his friends And In, p.hr
thai his Star GIFT Book Store ard Publishing ons. il
permanently established in Browns SPLENDID Iron Bull
ding, 40 Chestnut Street. doors belaw Fth where
the purchaser OF each hook the regular retail price
VIII receive one of the following gifts valued rron
IS cents to 800 por,A
5oo Patent English Lever Gold Watches slGo 90 each
oJo Patent Anchor do. do. 5000
sn Ladies' Gold Watches, lsk eases, $500 "
GOO Silver Hunting " atehes, warranted, 500
oop rafior L imepieces. 10 % -
300 Cameo Sets, Far Drops and Pins. 1000
800 Ladies' Gold bracelets, 500 to 10 90
5o Gents ' est and Fob Chains. 10 90
1000 Cold Lockets, Qarge size double csse) 10 co
sann told Lockets, ismall size, 400
i ono Gold Pesc Cases, with Gold Pens 5 90
ip"o Extra = Id Pens, with eases & holders. 50
25eo Gold Pencils. (Ladies') 600
soU Gold Pens, with Silver Pencils, $50
.51 Ladies Gold Pens with eases d holders, 50
650o Gold Rings, (Ladies',) 90
5000 Gepts' Gold Rings. 50
$500 Ladies' t;ola Rreastpin.. 250
$500 Misses, Gold Breastpins $50
,om rocket Knives, 100
1000 Sets Gents Gold Bosom Studs, $50
sua do. Sleeve Buttons, $50 "
1000 Pairs of Ladies Ear Drops, $50
5000 Ladies Pearl Gard Cases. SEQ
i5Hb Ladies Cameo, Jet, Mosaic Pins 500
300 Ladies' Shawl and Ribbon Pins, | 50
Sooo Articles efGod Jewe,ry Gin Books 6c. &c. nsl
enumerated III the above, worth from IS to s25
Evan new Catalogue which sent free to all parts
the country, contains all the most popular Of
aas ana the newest publications, all Of which will b.
SOLD as low asean be obtained at other stores.
Agents wanted In every town in the I MON. Tho
desiring so to act obtain full rac by adtre
sing as above.
y. being largely interested in publishing hoes.
ana naying from other publishers in immense quaint
yes LOT cash am enabled to make larger discounts
country Agents and Book Dealers than can be had IS.
any other house In the country.
ANY book published in the United States, the rels,
price OF which is one dollar upwards. will he promy
sem, nH included, On receipt Of publishers price.
An extra 3 Book and Gift given to any person
ing ten books to he sent to one address
send for Catalogue. Address
&. q. EVANS, Publisher.
81 3u 43s (1r,t,yt S,rs., pb,Jcax
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NOTICE TO CONTACT y =,
Upton r. r. COMPANY

NIALED proposals will be received at the Of.
luce OF the Company, In Upton, until SATURDAY.
And masonry Vt about eight miles of Road. COM
menc'ng st Tiptgn and extending to The con.
nection stake on the Chicago. Iowa and Nrbra.
"a r. Il. The Line will be divided into section :
o. about one mile
connected. as may suit parties pfbposinr.
Iians. Proiiles and Spec locations OF the work
viii DC ready Tor examination o. the Office Of sa;d
Company, in Upton, on and af..r the E,yat.~.,.
ssy ~ Oefo6sr. The Company reser,e the r,gh,
dsem for them prudent,
n. REI0AsT, Srcrstry.
Tipeoa, Oct 18th; 1855. ~, -
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rORN STALK HOES, Harrow Teeth. Pisv.
~ Raadlss and Cultivatsrs, fer sale By
!. &C. A. NYR
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Nonaday Evening.

Monaday Evening.
Address, BY Rev, NJ. X. Cross, of Tip
ton. Subject laiae # M,ral Silence
u tic Educator.
Tuesday Evening.
Address, by Rev. 4. NJ. Geigcr, Of
Upton. Subject-He Pleasures and
Eniiy Of Mtei!ectuat Culture
Snbiec, for Discussion Can Free
Schools be made TO answer the wants vf
our mixed population?
"Wednesday Evening.
Address, by Rev Henry Rountrec,
Of .Spriusdale. Subject for Discussion
Can any improvement in our Common
Schools, be made until Parents take a
greater interest in the Education of the
ehildreu?
Thursday Evening.
Subject for Discussion, - Graded
Schools.
Friday Evening.
Address, by Rev. Il d. Hawcs, Of
iowA City. 4adress to Tiech
crs ..
Subject for Discussion,
Should those Teachers, who without
good cause neglect 10 attend Teachers
Associations and Institutes, be intrusted
with the care Of the young?
saturday Evening.
Address by DR.. Reynolds, Of Iowa
City.
Subject for Discussion Are the
Common School Teachers of Iowa raeoiy-
iag proper compensation for their ser
vices,
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WHO sUBscRIBEs FOR TIE
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the NEW YORK WEEKLY PRESS is one At the
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Articles - Dc distributed are comprised In the fol.
lowing list
!. cniss a. States Treasury Not. slooo 90
10 do. DO do do. 20" @, each.
30 ra,s", Lever Hunting cased Watches 100 co. eaeh
So A. IS 90, each
100 d. 0oO, each
100 Ladies Gold w,,,.e. 5000, each.
an, silver u,n,;. ns - Is %, each
5O0 Silver Watches s,- ao ~ W, each.
1000 Gold CD, Vest Fob Chains 10 q, - - ~ w. w each
ivo 'osd Pens and Pencils Ga \, - ~ eaeh.
Pins. rnT a bsaeeleis; Brooches, Ear Drops, Brsas,
Iaa rms, sleeve Buttons, Rings, sbir, sa,s
Walch heys, Gold and Silver Thmhes and an. STUDS,
~ lees' worth Rom 80 cents to sis 90 each u
~, se.s,p' OF the subscription money tn. snh..b,
sn. al We entered upon books oppaxit. . "e1
Mha tne gn corresponding with that nnmhar =, umber,
paid. ' - ""ii or express, pesf
There is neither hu mbus nor ,o,,e,v .,.
. every subscriber is sure of pr,,. -, 'ne above,
rels' 70 make this liberal distribution amana ~ ne
~ ~. s,s,ak large commission 10 Agent. o..
AMI in ms,,y ea,s. that wonid go the Ase
~ AL communications should be addr.s..,.
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Number Is.

From Ghaslagh hers General Advertis;px
Collecting Agency. CLIcnrr ""s
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'em ". Is. Su.rrr,K's Adv ,rtisng Agency, New
York City.
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Nonaday Evening.
Address, BY Rev. N. X. Cross, of Tip
ton. Subject Value # M,ral Silence
II tic Educator.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-10
B~ggnrs IN New York

The New York correspondent Of the Ma
tional lutelhgencer writes:
"There was a time and IL was not IN the
far e days OF antiquity either, when it Was
the boast % America that, AS We bad not
Kings and Lords, neither had we beggars.--
This boast, like possibly some others no long
or applicable to our condition, must hence
forth be withdrawn: We have beggers--
beggars Of all sorts aud sizes, native and im-
ported, male aud female, int grail and frae-
tiona; in tact, as complete an assortment as
heart could Wish, uuless somebody might d.
sire u to become IA second Naples, with its
seventy thousand lazz.roni. As winter ap-
proacheS, these classes, always 10 ample
supply, are forced IN uuIonted crowds upon
the city, by their appeals to To syn patty If
citizens, their looks descriptive OF want and
misery, real or feigned, as the case may be,
their exhibition OF natural deformi,ies, Of
limbs manned or injsret by fire g., excite
annoyance and disgust. Not only do they
encounter you in the streets, but follow you
into hotels or other places OF public resort,
and ply their trade with importantly. 70
put some stop to this, the police have been
ordered to zee that tue laws against beggars
and Migrants are carried into effect, and that
every effort ia made for the suppression OF
this troublesome aud offensive source Of com
plaiut"
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AIM ~ AC.
NJ airline LIST.
PORT or ALEXANDRIA, DECEMBER Q

ARRIVED.
Sem Raven, Jones' Potomac Creek, corn TO
{ + Suite X Co
Schr Yellow Jacket, Farrar, Potomac Creek,
corn to G. + Sut,le Il Co.
Steamer diamond State, kerwin, Baltimore,
10 Wheat & Bro.
Schr J. L Harmed Clark, Trenton NJ by
Fowle Il Go.
>chr Oliver Booth, Burger, New York, by
Fowle Il Co.
>chr Joseph Holmes, Matthews, Jersey City,
BY Fowe& Co.
Schr Dancing Wave, Bennett, Danvers, Mass,
BY u. A. Lowe,
>chr. r. 6. Whilden, German, Boston, by D..
Lowe.
MEMORANDA
Schr Elizabeth English English. from Sa'
lem, for Geors etown, ID. { put INTO New York,
7ih INST Tor harbor.
Schrs W ID Cargill Hawkins and Hamilton,
Ogden, for this port. cid at New York. 18th inst
SChr Astoria Wooster from Sullivan for
Washington, d. C., arrived al Portland, eth inst.
>chrs Josephus and Edwin, Connolly. and
Pandora, Bradley, from this port, arrived al
Philadelphia, 7'h inst; VIM. Hone, Scott, for
Washington. y G.. cid az do same day
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-10

NEw YORK Dec 9-Tae weekly Bank state
men, shows the following results: loans Sl26,-
50. SEA increase 81: 1896; specie 27,4C7,727
increase f44g,995; circulation 81 e37,5l7, IN.
crease 1856, 90; gross deposites SUCCESSES
increase 1858, Oh undrawn deposltes $s9,54l, >
l6g. increase SN24,l9i THIS includes the
clearing house operations of The week. The
money market is quiet, and the rates are easy
The stock market was not materially affected
BIZ the President. message. Nobody as yet
".rutfs war in the breeze " Bank shares were
active at somewhat improved prices. The
transactions in State stocks were large, Missou-
n IS having recovered and sold at 500. Nir-
giua IS advanced to ST. California new
bonds brought 81.
TIE cotton market was dull to-day at a small
decline.
The receipts from customs yesterday amount.
.d'o S43ss9 The amount in the Sub,reasury
was $6l45,55I.